One in four medium-haul flights would be scrapped and about one in 10 scrapped on long-haul and domestic routes.
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There have been 151 container ships scrapped this year to date, double the number in 2015 and more than the 134 scrapped in 2014, according to VesselsValue.
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Recycling slowed last year as more scrapped cars were stockpiled by recyclers awaiting better prices, and as fewer cars, which use platinum in their autocatalysts, were scrapped.
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There had been fears the project would be scrapped, part of a long list of schemes scrapped by global oil majors which have been paring back investments to cope with lower oil prices.
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The France was renamed the S.S. Norway, then was scrapped.
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But, when Trump's victory became apparent, the campaign was scrapped.
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It later scrapped its New York plans after local opposition.
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Well, they did more than s**t talk ... they scrapped.
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There will be robots who tweet nonsense, scrapped from existence.
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The government has now scrapped plans for the VOIP tax.
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All ownership restrictions will be scrapped in three years' time.
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I've made like three but I've scrapped all of them.
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HBO said on Tuesday that the show had been scrapped.
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Now, the coins are being scrapped along with that deadline.
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And this restriction will be scrapped completely in three years.
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Political opponents called for the bill to be scrapped completely.
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Minimum prices for maize and rapeseed were scrapped in 2015.
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It's not part of a planned album that was scrapped.
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Trump scrapped America's involvement in the deal upon entering office.
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Headlines suggested that it had been "scrapped" or had "failed".
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Viacom also scrapped plans to merge with CBS in 2016.
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Who says a fleet of scrapped buses can't be glamorous?
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On Saturday, Erdogan appeared to have scrapped the deal, however.
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O) scrapped its deal to buy Rite Aid Corp (RAD.
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Successive Fukushima governors have called for it to be scrapped.
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The problem is, they are not in fact being scrapped.
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The bank has also scrapped its 2015 and 2016 dividend.
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Successive Fukushima governors had called for it to be scrapped.
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The bank in September scrapped a 45 percent payout cap.
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The Post notes that the camera program was quickly scrapped.
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An event the next day in Wisconsin was also scrapped.
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The pile toppled, and the two scrapped with each other.
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The scripted idea was scrapped in favor of a documentary.
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Every Note 7 that Samsung receives back will be scrapped.
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The mission to Mars was scrapped and budgets were slashed.
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Beyond just the name Qwikster, those plans were also scrapped.
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The design was eventually scrapped because it was too expensive.
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Samsung scrapped its flagship Galaxy Note 7 phone on Oct.
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Trump's FCC chairman, Ajit Pai, scrapped those rules in December.
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AX > flagged weaker annual earning and scrapped its interim dividend.
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It scrapped its first attempt in 85033 after public criticism.
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Plans for the fourth iteration were scrapped after sales floundered.
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They can propose that some criminal laws should be scrapped.
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The plan was scrapped, she was told, for political reasons.
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That fact alone doesn't mean it ought to be scrapped.
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When Russia rejected the plan, OPEC scrapped all output limits.
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Not only has the government this week scrapped capital controls.
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In July, Ukraine also scrapped limits for transferring dividends abroad.
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Nomura scrapped most of its European cash equities in 2016.
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Eventually, everyone's phones start buzzing and the meeting is scrapped.
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Already, one of Trump's major diplomatic efforts has been scrapped.
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Scholarism helped mobilize protests and the "patriotic" curriculum was scrapped.
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For the police, he partly scrapped the increased retirement age.
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Kenya scrapped a cap on commercial lending rates in November.
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The cap was scrapped at the end of last year.
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The entire concept of "the Heartland" needs to be scrapped.
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It also scrapped plans to build a factory in China.
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"It has not been scrapped," a senior Republican aide said.
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The company, otherwise, did not comment on its scrapped project.
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Engagement parties abroad have been scrapped, a wedding dress returned.
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Indonesia scrapped a quota system for beef imports in 2016.
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But Pearson, who took over in 2008, scrapped that approach.
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A year later, the ship was salvaged, and then scrapped.
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Authorities scrapped the result of the original March 31 vote.
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The idea was scrapped this past December—at least for now.
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The chamber confirmed Bolsonaro had scrapped the visit after the backlash.
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So, they scrapped Beyond and in April 2017, Brex was born.
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Pfizer explicitly said the 2016 rule change scrapped the merger plans.
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SZ) scrapped a $3.78 billion bid for Western Digital Corp (WDC.
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The city council quickly scrapped plans for the system after that.
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On Monday, it scrapped two rules intended to strength the yuan.
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Correa's government scrapped that initiative after failing to raise enough money.
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A residents' group is calling for the zone to be scrapped.
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Click here to join the debate: Should affirmative action be scrapped?
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But they were scrapped sometime after the Senate acquitted Donald Trump.
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The city's unelected leader, Carrie Lam, has since scrapped the bill.
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The alternative minimum tax, which makes avoidance harder, would be scrapped.
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He even scrapped plans for a photoshoot to accompany the story.
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But as their operation has expanded, they have scrapped fewer videos.
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He rigged elections, disbanded opposition parties and scrapped presidential term limits.
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He's scrapped the eyeliner, grown out his hair, stopped dyeing it.
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Since 2010, two-thirds of proposed coal projects have gotten scrapped.
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The restriction of immigration to "bottleneck" occupations is to be scrapped.
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Requirements to account for upstream emissions of fuels were also scrapped.
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A new curriculum has scrapped all references to Darwin and evolution.
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Under the changes, the post of prime minister will be scrapped.
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A generous price subsidy for renewable generation was scrapped in 2012.
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Some French politicians have called for the deal to be scrapped.
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This ended up exacerbating panic-selling and had to be scrapped.
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The entire project will now, almost without a doubt, be scrapped.
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Hammerson's proposed 3.4 billion pound takeover of Intu was later scrapped.
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SZ) scrapped a $3.8 billion investment in Western Digital Corp (WDC.
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As far as we can see, those have been scrapped now.
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The Scottish Nationalist Party wants Britain's Scotland-based Trident submarines scrapped.
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Later, though, Harington reveals they've scrapped the New York idea altogether.
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Nice scrapped a big European road-cycling event, due next month.
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Obama scrapped a meeting with Duterte last September following those comments.
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The magazine scrapped its Nerd Prom party last year as well.
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Lastly, the provisions allowing CCW in school zones must be scrapped.
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However, those guidelines were scrapped by India's top court in April.
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Some of the first ones Airbus built are even being scrapped.
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The UK porn block has been scrapped by Boris Johnson's government.
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What was left of LM-219 was likely scrapped for metal.
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Superior Plus, which scrapped the takeover of rival Canexus Corp CUS.
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Bangladesh's Election Commission scrapped Jamaat's registration following a Supreme Court judgment.
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Rocker Bruce Springsteen has also scrapped a concert in the state.
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Libertarians who wanted the ACA's structure scrapped entirely have been ignored.
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Macri scrapped levies on corn and wheat shortly after taking office.
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In the movie: All of that is scrapped in the film.
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The UK porn block has been scrapped by Boris Johnson's government.
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The company also scrapped plans to open a greenhouse in Ontario.
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"I've really scrapped and hustled for many, many years," he said.
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But in late April, HNA scrapped its bid for SkyBridge Capital.
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The 210 class size reductions were scrapped for lack of funds.
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Hebrew school curricula would be radically transformed, if not scrapped altogether.
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"I'm not trash or something to get scrapped aside,"Hardy says.
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Carmakers have scrapped plans to develop more cars within the country.
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The product was scrapped two years later because of poor sales.
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The Ivy League Conference scrapped its championship basketball tournaments on Tuesday.
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But it subsequently scrapped the measure, the Interfax news agency reported.
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But it subsequently scrapped the measure, the Interfax news agency reported.
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The mission failed, the event was scrapped, and the group disbanded.
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He scrapped his Friday plans to deliver remarks in Jackson, Miss.
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European antitrust officials eventually scrapped the deal, and reopened the investigation.
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Major investments were put on the back burner or scrapped entirely.
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An $25.20 fee charged on every international flight ticket was scrapped.
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Paris reintroduced rent controls in July, having scrapped them in 2017.
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"The music that we originally chose got scrapped," Ciotti Gallo said.
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In a largely symbolic move, Operation Sophia will now be scrapped.
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But so much public outcry followed that the plan was scrapped.
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Limits on foreign ownership of futures companies will be scrapped January.
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But her original pitch was entirely different and was ultimately scrapped.
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Obama scrapped planned travel and meetings to oversee his government's response.
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Limits on foreign ownership of futures companies will be scrapped January.
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Limits on foreign ownership of futures companies will be scrapped January.
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That plan has been scrapped, though, due to the Xperi merger.
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Baldwin and her fiancé had scrapped their wedding plans in Illinois.
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CBA scrapped the bonus of its chief executive following the allegations.
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In response, Mattel scrapped its dividend payout to free up cash.
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They later scrapped the decision, triggering years of delays and reviews.
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Minutes later, members emerged to say the changes had been scrapped.
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But the European Union insisted that the backstop cannot be scrapped.
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The DNC scrapped a donor threshold for the debates last month.
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Last year Malaysia and Thailand scrapped mandatory death sentences for selling drugs.
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He has also reportedly scrapped the album's original title, Boys Don't Cry.
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In Cameroon, Biya scrapped term limits and cracked down on the opposition.
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In addition, a uniform threshold for margin calls would also be scrapped.
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On Tuesday, the Asian Football Confederation scrapped a 2015 contract with LeEco.
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Internet advertising firm CyberAgent scrapped its uniform starting pay scale in April.
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Iran is not a member of this committee, which it wants scrapped.
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Big bands and opulent celebrations were scrapped as the cultural mood darkened.
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Once they are finished with, they are scrapped and sent to landfill.
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The purse is higher than Max, but the bonuses have been scrapped.
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They want the rule requiring priests to be celibate to be scrapped.
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After the move was dubbed the "dementia tax" it was hastily scrapped.
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Presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump also scrapped his campaign events Friday.
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Housewives burned their cards outside Parliament, and by 1952 they were scrapped.
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If the personal exemption is scrapped, its replacements should be made permanent.
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The shareholder deal was scrapped late last year after protests from Poland.
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But it scrapped those plans last year amid warnings about security risks.
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It was later scrapped in the Senate over concerns from moderate Democrats.
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The decision drew such public condemnation that the plan was ultimately scrapped.
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Iterations of the script were created and scrapped depending on other films.
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Six months ago the company scrapped free in-office yoga and massages.
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Even Democrats say that it needs to be improved -- though not scrapped.
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Plans to vote on the bill this week were scrapped on Tuesday.
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It's essentially Facebook's original Polls feature from 2007, which was later scrapped.
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The blasphemy law also needs to be reformed or, even better, scrapped.
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A lot of ideas are scrapped, but some we move further with.
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Hogan added stocks could take a hit if tax reform is scrapped.
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The proposal to go private was scrapped less than three weeks later.
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Any plans are scrapped, however, when they run into three teen girls.
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It was done already, and I scrapped the project like three times.
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Promise broken: Plans for a formal cabbies' cabinet were scrapped in 2013.
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But Al Khair announced on Sunday that the sale had been scrapped.
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Those targets are now likely to be scaled back or even scrapped.
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Some of HNA's other recent IPO efforts have been delayed or scrapped.
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HNA Group scrapped its planned listing of Swiss-based airline caterer Gategroup.
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Pence's aides, however, said that the trip was scrapped because of logistics.
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That last portion is the one that will be scrapped on Thursday.
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They later scrapped their proposal after reaching an agreement with the Alliance.
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That plan has been scrapped, and there won't be a credit fund.
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One scrapped draft involves a kitten, a pirate and a happy ending.
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But the company scrapped the offering in 2013, citing unfavorable market conditions.
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Those plans were briefly scrapped, however, in favor of a multistate tour.
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If it is not scrapped, the rule would take effect in 2020.
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But that agreement was scrapped after Mr. Obama left office last year.
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Some have even argued that the TV license fee should be scrapped.
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These are institutions that all need to be improved, but not scrapped.
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The industry had pushed for both of those rules to be scrapped.
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The government had scrapped the IRPH in 2013, saying it was unfair.
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Apple has scrapped plans for a $1 billion data center in Ireland.
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At this year's Australian Open, she scrapped her way through the draw.
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Cascades of the same size and type were scrapped under the deal.
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But four months later the financing fell apart; the musical was scrapped.
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San Francisco, ahead of the curve as usual, scrapped them in May.
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But hours later, Mr. Pompeo announced that the treaty would be scrapped.
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The industry had pushed for both of those rules to be scrapped.
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He has cooked and tweaked recipes, invented some dishes and scrapped others.
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A council of government ministers had recommended that the law be scrapped.
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That flight was scrapped, however, due to bad weather in the area.
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But subsequent laws undermined that right, and it was scrapped in 1978.
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Raising Malawi confirmed that plans for said school had been scrapped altogether.
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On Thursday, the president abruptly scrapped plans for a council on infrastructure.
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Cirque du Soleil also scrapped its North Carolina shows over the law.
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Even the most memorable aspect of the old league has been scrapped.
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Johnson, May's successor, says the backstop is unacceptable and should be scrapped.
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Amid criticism from ethics experts and Democrats, Trump Jr. scrapped the talk.
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They scrapped any mention of local or state incentives for planting roots.
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The plot was scrapped when Mr. Kim failed to arrive as planned.
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China denied any link between the scrapped deal and the trade war.
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The plan was scrapped, and the school's rector issued a public apology.
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Tentative plans to release the proposal had been scrapped at least twice.
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Stockholm and Paris were scrapped in favor of El Paso; Yuma, Ariz.
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Stockholm and Paris were scrapped in favor of El Paso; Yuma, Ariz.
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Some U.S. cities have scrapped outdoor celebrations because of the extreme cold.
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"I want the deal to be scrapped in its entirety," he said.
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If the trade deal is scrapped for the entire year, an agreement involving the United States and the 11 other TPP countries, which cover 36 percent of global gross domestic product, may have to be scrapped or substantially renegotiated.
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The U.S. Federal Trade Commission blocked the same deal, which was then scrapped.
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NASA scrapped other concepts, like the exoplanet-hunting Space Interferometry Mission, in response.
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The picture of the car being scrapped taken by the alleged car 'thief'.
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Media reports this week have said the scheme could be scrapped in 2021.
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It scrapped its 2015 dividend, cancelled a share buyback and reorganised pension payments.
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To the chancellor's humiliation, the main measure of his first budget was scrapped.
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But neighboring Nevada scrapped the policy - prompting solar companies to flee the state.
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The rule to disqualify raiders if they draw fresh breath has been scrapped.
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Stratolaunch's plan to develop its own fleet of rockets was scrapped in January.
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Before it's even begun, Singapore has scrapped its ambitious nationwide bike-sharing plan.
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N) has scrapped a planned $6.1 billion deal with Fujifilm Holdings Corp (4901.
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N) has scrapped a planned $6.1 billion deal with Fujifilm Holdings Corp (4901.
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Medicare costs likely would rise further if pre-existing condition protections are scrapped.
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The government has shelved the bill, but protesters want it to be scrapped.
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After a meeting with European officials, those plans were scrapped, at least temporarily.
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Philippines' President Rodrigo Duterte scrapped the truce with the communist rebels in February.
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The Trump administration has called for the pay ratio rule to be scrapped.
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The league also scrapped pre-season plans to play in China in 2009.
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Grants are going unreviewed and field work has been delayed or scrapped altogether.
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While filming the second season, a sex scene involving Princess Margaret was scrapped.
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Amendments to the constitution adopted in 2009 scrapped term limits on the presidency.
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But it could also be scrapped if people find it confusing or unhelpful.
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In 2011, the average age of container ships scrapped was 19 years old.
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Fully 13% thought the Assembly should be scrapped and Wales governed from Westminster.
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Nunes scrapped the hearing a day after that was communicated, the Post reported.
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But the event was scrapped after a sniper attacked police officers in Dallas.
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Juno scrapped its initial CAR-T candidate for ALL after five patient deaths.
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He offered no opinion on whether he thought the deal should be scrapped.
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After an outcry from the film community, the Academy rightfully scrapped the category.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi scrapped 143-rupee and 1,000-rupee banknotes on Nov.
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He also scrapped or reduced the taxes that Fernandez slapped on farm exports.
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But he scrapped the plan and now says it'll take place in January.
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Scottish Power and E.ON have also called for the SVTs to be scrapped.
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By comparison, the proposed cuts to PIP, now scrapped, were not so dreadful.
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The conservatives, however, on Monday scrapped planned curbs on journalists covering legislative proceedings.
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Bernie Sanders scrapped a win in Montana and in caucuses in North Dakota.
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The White House once even scheduled a signing ceremony, which was later scrapped.
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They should all be scrapped and replaced with universal hand-counted paper ballots.
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Late Thursday, the White House scrapped the delegation's trip, citing the government shutdown.
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Cascades of the same size and type were scrapped under the nuclear agreement.
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He scrapped a planned trip to the southern border this week, officials said.
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" Next, Sweden "scrapped inheritance tax in 2005 and a wealth tax in 2007.
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In the spirit of tinkering, CBS scrapped the first pilot and reshot it.
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Now that the rules have been officially, all of this will be scrapped.
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Numerous senior government and defense officials have publicly claimed ICBMs should be scrapped.
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Critics, citing concerns over Riyadh's human rights record, insist the contract be scrapped.
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OTTAWA (Reuters) - Canada on Tuesday scrapped plans to buy 21 Boeing Co (BA.
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So I scrapped my original grid and built the version you see today.
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The White House once even scheduled a signing ceremony, which was latter scrapped.
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For instance, he scrapped some of the songs you thought would be singles?
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Noisey: So after you scrapped the dark record you were just self-medicating?
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About 600 million euros' worth of subordinated bonds of troubled banks were scrapped.
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Ortega scrapped the cuts, but the violent repression of dissent sparked wider protests.
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But that, along with everything else, could still be scrapped at this point.
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Well, as of Wednesday, we have an update: The review has been scrapped.
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On Thursday, the Trump administration scrapped a proposal to lower prescription medicine prices.
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The initial draft scrapped all ObamaCare taxes, including those on high earners. Sen.
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In the 1990s, however, the letters were scrapped in favor of diagonal stripes.
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Promise broken: Plans for a formal cabbies&apos cabinet were scrapped in 2013.
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But he met objections from a local preservation group and scrapped those plans.
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In January, Ms. Barra said Nafta should be modernized, but not scrapped entirely.
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Waivers that are complex to apply and supervise could be scrapped, ESMA said.
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President Trump scrapped his plans for a military parade this fall in Washington.
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As it turned out, that mission was later scrapped because of bad weather.
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But the property proved too costly to restore, and the plan was scrapped.
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Germany and other European nations resurrected border controls that were scrapped in 1985.
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In 1959, before the plane could enter military duty, the program was scrapped.
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Officials have scrapped promises to turn Olympic handball courts into four public schools.
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DARPA took the project over in 2004 and NASA scrapped its old models.
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Where it stands: The administration scrapped its own plan to overhaul drug rebates.
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Prayuth scrapped the previous constitution when he seized power in a 2014 coup.
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That position was scrapped, Reuters reported, amid a chill in US-Chinese relations.
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This summer, the party scrapped the idea of virtual caucuses over security concerns.
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In September the administration scrapped WOTUS, reverting waterway protections back to 85033 standards.
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If the requirement is scrapped, plans could choose not to offer such services.
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Ford scrapped its small dealer network last year, and is focusing in China.
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The program, which Trump scrapped last year, is set to expire in March.
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While in Congress, he regularly called for the Iran deal to be scrapped.
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Two months later, Amazon scrapped the IMAX engagement and shrank the theatrical release.
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The board scrapped the portal after a University of Michigan student breached it.
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Many details of the scrapped Camp David meeting were unclear on Saturday night.
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Boris Johnson, May's successor, says the backstop is unacceptable and should be scrapped.
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But should those references be scrapped, "the risks are very clear", he added.
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Icahn has long called for the requirement to blend biofuels to be scrapped.
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After the election, many editors quietly scrapped plans to publish books attacking Mrs.
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Human rights group Amnesty International called for the bill to be scrapped immediately.
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Air France-KLM, the national Dutch carrier, said it had scrapped 50 flights.
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By late afternoon, that rescue effort had collapsed and the vote was scrapped.
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And if the AfD gets it's way, the program will be scrapped altogether.
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"Any regulation that's outdated, unnecessary, bad for workers or contrary to the national interest will be scrapped and scrapped completely," Trump told about 7,700 people at the Williston Basin Petroleum Conference in Bismarck, the capital of oil-rich North Dakota.
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Also keep in mind that parts from the scrapped cars could well end up in yours, as in a situation where a body shop cuts corners in a collision repair by using parts from a scrapped car instead of new parts.
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CEO Mark Zuckerberg reveals the later-scrapped multi-feed CEO Mark Zuckerberg reveals the later-scrapped multi-feed When asked by TechCrunch, a Facebook spokesperson confirmed this is something it's considering testing externally, but it's just internally available for now.
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That film tanked at the box office, and plans for subsequent films were scrapped.
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In January Google's X laboratory scrapped its own high-altitude communications-relay drone, Titan.
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They want it scrapped and replaced with legislation covering all forms of domestic violence.
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An effort with Ukraine to build a satellite launch vehicle was scrapped in 2015.
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On July 210st Paris reintroduced rent caps, which had been scrapped only in 2000.
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Some buildings will be scrapped, while others will be restored to their industrial glory.
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" Her classmate, Cindy Yip, said: "That's why we're still demanding the bill be scrapped.
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An oppositional movement has sprung up, #BlockSidewalk, calling for the project to be scrapped.
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Poland has scrapped a 13.5 billion zlotys ($3.5 billion) deal for 50 Airbus AIR.
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As Brad Plumer explained last year for Vox, the standards can't simply be scrapped.
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The contracts were scrapped by the Colombian government when an investigation uncovered alleged bribes.
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The protests started in mid-November over higher fuel taxes, which were then scrapped.
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It recently scrapped selling its frozen plant-based chicken strips to improve the recipe.
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This has led to scrapped deals with US carriers and, most likely, consumer distrust.
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The suit seeks to have Title IX guidance put in place by Jackson scrapped.
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Sanders' statement did not specify if the White House reception would be scrapped altogether.
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Since coming to power, PiS has scrapped state funding for in-vitro fertilisation (IVF).
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Three weeks ago, the Supreme Court scrapped a colonial-era ban on gay sex.
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It also recently scrapped a plan to expand its residential offering, WeLive, into Seattle.
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But both Trump and Netanyahu resisted calling for the agreement to be scrapped entirely.
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The Mexican leader scrapped a summit meeting with Trump in January as tensions rose.
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The idea was watered down by the Swedish government, then scrapped in the 1990s.
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Tough: As of July, it will be entirely scrapped on Windows, Mac, and Linux.Why?
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It scrapped its autonomous trucking effort while doubling down on its freight-hauling business.
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Such laws would be impossible to implement if the pay-ratio rule is scrapped.
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Another developer has since bought the leasehold, but scrapped "New Chinatown" as originally conceived.
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The company recently scrapped its 33 launch of its Cruise autonomous ride-share service.
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North American Van Lines Inc: The company scrapped its affiliate relationship with the NRA.
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Yahoo eventually scrapped that plan and instead announced the spinoff of its Internet operations.
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It scrapped plans for an issue of conventional bonds because investors demanded high yields.
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The White House scrapped a Veterans' Day celebration last year because of high costs.
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We scrapped 2750,22018 useless regulations, we created an economic boom, but Trump slept around.
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Mattel did not immediately return PEOPLE's request for comment about the scrapped Kardashian Barbie.
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But the scheme was subsequently scrapped, leaving the Brains in limbo and facing deportation.
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Decommissioning of those reactors has started and the two others will be scrapped eventually.
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As many bummed former fans/supporters will tell you, Fitbit essentially scrapped the startup.
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I completely scrapped three whole projects before getting to the one I'm at now.
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If any scandalous stomach skin snuck in, the shot would have to be scrapped.
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He scrapped time in Iowa to take two barnstorming bus tours of the south.
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If Apple hasn't scrapped AirPower entirely, it makes sense to launch it this week.
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Due to a lack of communication, the entire project was scrapped, including the usable .
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A fourth suitor, Lone Star, scrapped its bid for the company earlier this month.
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Earlier proposals had curtailed the wind subsidy and scrapped altogether the electric car subsidy.
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In October 2014 it scrapped diesel subsidies; sales of diesel vehicles have already dropped.
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President Trump has apparently scrapped his plan for tax reform and is starting over.
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By the next year, 70 or so counties and cities had scrapped their targets.
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Belgrade scrapped the move 14 months later after 1,100 sought asylum in the country.
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They introduced and then hurriedly scrapped ill-designed "circuit-breakers" to calm market jitters.
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Mr Trudeau scrapped the Conservatives' fiscal policy in part to preserve their other achievements.
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But the effort was scrapped in 2017 after it didn't meaningfully impact piracy rates.
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Bahrain and the UAE have scrapped exit visas and allowed migrants to switch jobs.
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In their new filing, prosecutors ask Sullivan to explain why he scrapped that hearing.
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The central bank has since scrapped limits for individuals and importers of essential products.
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Because Radcliffe had "a very extreme reaction to contact lenses," the idea was scrapped.
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The demonstrations began over a since-scrapped extradition bill and escalated in mid-June.
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It was the second tax plan to be scrapped in a matter of days.
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Wellesley canceled a promised live stream and scrapped an overflow viewing area on campus.
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Xbox lead Phil Spencer told Business Insider in June that those plans were scrapped.
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The Academy floated, then scrapped, a plan for a new best popular film category.
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A blockbuster starring Fan and Bruce Willis got scrapped last year for unspecified reasons.
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The plan was scrapped when the plane lost power while flying at 3,000 feet.
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Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam scrapped the bill this week, but protesters remain unappeased.
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Mutko said that was enough justification for the entire retesting program to be scrapped.
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An early call to have all the athletes illuminated was scrapped as too ostentatious.
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Hillshire, though, ultimately scrapped that deal in favor of a sale to Tyson Foods.
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The resilient people of Janesville have scrapped and scraped, but they shouldn't have to.
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Both failed and were quickly scrapped while their parent companies were in financial distress.
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The White House maintained after the scrapped vote that it is confident in Ryan.
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Amid the turmoil, Trump scrapped a trip to South America, set to begin Friday.
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It's unclear whether writers and crew will get paid for the scrapped upcoming season.
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He feels the annual practice, formalized in the US in 1966, should be scrapped.
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Inflation has been mild since an unpopular consumption tax was scrapped in June 2018.
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The memorial plan was eventually scrapped because of organized protest, primarily by black women.
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Trump had scrapped a more formal meeting with Putin, citing Russia's treatment of Ukraine.
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At least one of the accounts I followed earlier this summer has been scrapped.
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But the deal was scrapped after red flags were raised by other NATO members.
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The bill suggests that standard be scrapped, and replaced with something else: a heartbeat.
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But the protesters want it scrapped and have called for Lam to step down.
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As things escalated, South Korea also scrapped a military intelligence-sharing pact with Japan.
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Greece on Friday scrapped plans to issue bonds later this year because of coronavirus.
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A women-only series lasted only two years before being scrapped after last season.
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Some of them scrapped or suspended promotional campaigns involving him while the investigation continued.
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Already, plans for small crackers in the Appalachian region have been scrapped or delayed.
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He is disappointed that the Imax release of Amazon&aposs "The Aeronauts" was scrapped.
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However, the final decision on whether the reactors are scrapped is a political one.
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It now looks possible that Mr. Di Maio's draft of history might get scrapped.
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On Sunday, he scrapped those attacks in favor of a message focused on morality.
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Corporate partners in the country have also scrapped or suspended relations with the league.
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Should the plan to build the Thirty Meter Telescope on sacred lands be scrapped?
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On Tuesday afternoon, though, the White House announced a delay and scrapped the signing.
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An in-game store selling items for real-world money has also been scrapped.
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The original logo was scrapped after plagiarism accusations arose shortly after its July unveiling.
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Federal judges scrapped the initial map in 2016, deeming it an illegal racial gerrymander.
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Chinese representatives last Friday scrapped plans to visit farms this week in Bozeman, Mont.
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The campaign said it&aposs scrapped the relationship altogether in light of this revelation.
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Later, she scrapped that idea as she set her sights on something even bigger.
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The junior high school scrapped the seventh-grade tackle team because of safety concerns.
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Here's a look at which parts of Obamacare would remain, be changed or scrapped.
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Most Americans don't realize it, but the individual mandate has been scrapped as well.
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More missions will be scrapped or limited when heat and humidity hamper aircraft performance.
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The company has since scrapped its plans to build its headquarters in New York.
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But that event was scrapped on Tuesday afternoon because of concerns over the virus.
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Anheuser-Busch InBev scrapped a sale of shares in its Asian business, blaming market conditions.
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In my personal view, the law should be scrapped, because the sentences are too long.
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Earlier this year plans to open the airport at the end of 2017 were scrapped.
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Pensioners earning less than 2,000 euros would see recent increase in social security taxes scrapped.
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But Facebook hasn't scrapped the chat app for kids as young as six years old.
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The government on Saturday scrapped plans to raise fuel prices to 38 to 51 percent.
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Nowadays, he's scrapped that trade to become one of Mexico City's best gourmet tamale makers.
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Friday's two pulled IPOs come after business services firm TMF scrapped its float on Oct.
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A previous version had to be scrapped after a sudden withdrawal by the United States.
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That contrasts with a 2017 payment processing fee change, which was scrapped after users protested.
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Mark Sanford scrapped his short-lived bid in November, just 60 days after it began.
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That deal was just completely scrapped, which could spell big trouble for the cannabis industry.
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It scrapped a system that offered academics a say in electing heads of their universities.
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The estate tax would be scrapped, despite only applying to estates valued over $5.49 million.
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But California scrapped the largest source of state funding for new affordable housing in 2011.
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Last week, the insurer scrapped that expansion plan, citing millions in losses on the marketplaces.
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One Syrian activist in Europe says he's scrapped a planned trip to his own embassy.
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And one proposed solution generated such an outcry that it had to be quickly scrapped.
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Last year firms scrapped 194 ships, accounting for 3% of global tonnage—a record high.
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But investors appear to have scrapped that view, helping push markets higher during Tuesday's trade.
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The company's modular phone, Project Ara, was scrapped, and smart home unit Nest underwent reorganization.
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It also claims the whole project might be scrapped due to costs or other setbacks.
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However, the lack of recent updates has some wondering if the project has been scrapped.
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This promise, of course, was scrapped from their website the day after the Brexit vote.
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Such laws would, however, be impossible to implement if the pay-ratio rule is scrapped.
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Despite all the delays and extra money, it seems unlikely that JWST would be scrapped.
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Last week, a Senate inquiry into extrajudicial killings allegedly linked to the crackdown was scrapped.
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Morocco scrapped a customs duty on soft wheat imports in November to maintain price stability.
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So I would say about half the show ended up being scrapped as a result.
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After the arrests, al-Sharif said she scrapped her plan to return to Saudi Arabia.
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The PBOC scrapped the rule the following year, when the yuan showed signs of overheating.
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He has scrapped with the media and Los Angeles traffic and, because 2018, Azealia Banks.
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Trump has also successfully scrapped other massive policies and agreements made under the Obama administration.
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The airline later scrapped flights from Heathrow and Gatwick for the rest of the day.
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The junta's industrial project was scrapped and those who had been moved away then returned.
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They've also scrapped the street-facing public entrance to the sculpture garden on 54th Street.
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Gazprom scrapped another pipeline project, South Stream, after the Commission withheld permission for the project.
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China is now shuttering coal plants near Beijing and has scrapped plans for new ones.
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Lifetime tenancies, the right to live in the same place for life, will be scrapped.
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It also asks that Mohammed's trial be scrapped and/or the death penalty be dropped.
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When the ship arrived in Genoa to be scrapped, I thought I'd take a look.
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It used to charge $4 for its app too, but scrapped the fee in 2014.
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It's been a disaster for this nation and it's time for it to be scrapped.
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And remember when the retailer scrapped its social media in favor of a fresh start?
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That scheme was subsequently scrapped to address Britons' immigration concerns, leaving the Brains in limbo.
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Roche in 2012 scrapped its own CETP inhibitor after it also failed to help patients.
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Its president is halving his pay, and all other executives have had their bonuses scrapped.
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An earlier French model was scrapped in the 1980s after have encountering major technical problems.
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The prospect of the law being scrapped has brought some students out onto the streets.
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Given Apple's shift away from messaging, it wouldn't be surprising if this feature got scrapped.
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RBS last month scrapped the unit sale after failing to find buyers for the business.
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President Obama previously scrapped the 2013 picnic amid the debate over military action in Syria.
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Laws that would have ensured that newly built houses were low-carbon were recently scrapped.
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The VR world changes fast, so any of these projects might evolve or be scrapped.
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The still-on North Korea-US summit could look more likely or be scrapped altogether.
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The plan, of which Ghosn was the main beneficiary, was scrapped after Reuters revealed reut.
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Apple has scrapped plans for an 850 million euro ($1 billion) data center in Ireland.
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And they say the entire 2017 agenda will remain stalled until ObamaCare is officially scrapped.
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He argues that trade agreements are a "disaster" for American workers and should be scrapped.
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So we had to take a step back and say everything needs to be scrapped.
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DE) scrapped plans to buy Air Berlin's Niki unit for 189 million euros ($234.44 million).
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Just three days earlier, Boeing abruptly scrapped the announcement it had planned on the MAX.
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Some programs, like a registry for rifles and shotguns and mandatory census participation, were scrapped.
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Grant scrapped the original rejected draft — all 102,000 words — and started over nearly from scratch.
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The plan was scrapped but protests flared again over the continued detention of opposition demonstrators.
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Pentagon officials expressed reluctance about the plan, and Trump inauguration officials ultimately scrapped the plan.
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Though that deal has been scrapped, Morganlander said Qualcomm is still an attractive takeover target.
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SCANA has previously partnered with Westinghouse to build a pair of since-scrapped nuclear reactors.
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She scrapped the idea at the time, thinking kids wouldn't want to play with vegetables.
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The protests were first aimed at fighting an extradition bill, which has since been scrapped.
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Below are seven Disney Plus shows that have been scrapped, halted, or moved to Hulu:
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The measure closely resembles the bill Democrats weeks ago scrapped a vote on after Rep.
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In other states, campaigns have scrapped every kind of in-person event, and all canvassing.
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It has also scrapped "girls" and "boys" signs at its stores and introduced unisex babywear.
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But this is tinkering around the edges of a law that should simply be scrapped.
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Beijing scrapped plans for new year events in order to reduce mass gatherings of people.
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Against the No. 1-seeded Nadal, Kyrgios scrapped, dived and went for broke some more.
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However, the adjustments were not made until August 2018, after the policy had been scrapped.
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This policy, which the Obama administration unexpectedly scrapped on Thursday, was misguided for several reasons.
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Japan scrapped the prohibition on daytime running lights last year, after negotiations with the association.
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DE, scrapped plans to buy Niki, grounding the airline's fleet and stranding thousands of passengers.
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Hundreds of protesters marched peacefully outside the parliament demanding the draft law to be scrapped.
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The scrapped funding leaves Zume with about $150 million cash on hand, the memo said.
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Texas — Mo Bamba's status will be key, but the Longhorns have scrapped without him. 40.
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But the signing was scrapped, with no word on whether the order was still forthcoming.
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Ideas are tested quickly, taken forward if they work, and scrapped if they do not.
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The rest of the ships struck that day were either repaired or scrapped, she said.
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That list includes Kansas, South Carolina and Nevada, which scrapped their contests earlier this month.
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Trump on Tuesday scrapped DACA while giving Congress six months to do something about it.
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HK) (HKEX) has scrapped its unsolicited $39 billion approach for London Stock Exchange Group (LSE.
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The new service would come after Walmart scrapped similar plans in early 2017, Variety reports.
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It also scrapped plans to help commercialise CCS, which captures emissions and stores them underground.
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The German conglomerate scrapped its dividend after its full-year net loss widened five-fold.
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Gone is the annual party for the news media, a tradition Trump scrapped last year.
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A musical throws all these players together, or would have, if the movie wasn't scrapped.
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In 2013, China scrapped another controversial forced labor statute - the re-education through labor system.
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Trump, who campaigned on toughening up trade deals, scrapped it altogether when he took office.
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But some local officials protested the use of public funds, and the idea was scrapped.
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Then late Thursday afternoon the national basketball tournaments, lucrative events for the N.C.A.A., were scrapped.
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Shipping prices plummeted, pushing some firms into bankruptcy and forcing many ships to be scrapped.
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Agencies previously proposed rules on compensation in 2011 but scrapped them amid broad industry opposition.
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N) board has scrapped the planned $6.1 billion deal with Japan's Fujifilm Holdings Corp (4901.
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After the vessel literally fell over in a drydock in 213, the Admiralty scrapped her.
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Shares of Intu have fallen 46 percent since the takeover was formally scrapped on April 25.
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His statement followed Trump's suggestion on Tuesday that the meeting could be delayed or scrapped entirely.
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But the rule that was scrapped Tuesday may have taken the fair value approach too far.
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In his view, it's so corrupt that it basically needs to be scrapped for something better.
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In response, the NBA scrapped its contract with the local vendor running the Turkish Twitter account.
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Last week, the president had scrapped his own plans to attend the forum due the shutdown.
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Others may be holding off from breaking ground in the hope that the policy is scrapped.
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However, the voice-altering effect was more "Donald Duck" than scary and the idea was scrapped.
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That rollout has also been scrapped, the spokesman said, but will be announced in the future.
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The event's agenda was briefly scrapped midmorning for two surprise guests: presidential dogs Bo and Sunny.
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PREPA on Sunday agreed to cancel the contract after Rossello called for it to be scrapped.
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His famous Black Album was scrapped at the last minute in favor of the underwhelming Lovesexy.
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Even some of Netanyahu&aposs coalition partners called the declaration disgraceful and demanded it be scrapped.
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But Palihapitiya scrapped that plan earlier this year and Findley's relationship with Social Capital has ended.
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A larger outdoor ceremony Saturday organized for thousands had to be scrapped, along with a parade.
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But the Blues in Illinois, Minnesota and Texas scrapped those plans in favor of narrow networks.
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France has since mostly scrapped its levy, fearing that it made the country unfriendly to investors.
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Those were subsequently scrapped but the movement has since morphed into a broader anti-government protest.
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A year later, Kaufman's plan was scrapped, leaving Clark Patterson Lee with the last proposal standing.
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A digger cut through the power lines and we nearly scrapped it for an insurance job.
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The administration has slashed funding for aid to Palestinian refugees and scrapped the Iran nuclear deal.
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Some Chinese corporate partners of the NBA have also scrapped or suspended relations with the league.
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Some Chinese corporate partners of the NBA have also scrapped or suspended relations with the league.
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Rather than promoting trade, it scrapped existing bilateral deals, raised tariffs and sparred with the WTO.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's government has scrapped plans to sell stakes in Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS.
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The new notes are being issued to replace high-value ones scrapped overnight on Nov. 8.
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Soon after, easyJet began a campaign for frequent flyer schemes to be scrapped as "disguised bribery".
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McAuliffe had been scheduled to headline a June 2 fundraiser for Strickland, but scrapped his appearance.
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They say that if the rule were scrapped they would not reopen proprietary trading desks anyway.
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And folk songs are often scrapped together from the stolen parts of things that came before.
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In December, Chugoku Electric Power and JFE Steel scrapped plans to build a 1.07 GW station.
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Glencore, which was hit hardest, scrapped its dividend and issued shares to rescue its balance-sheet.
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Fekl said in April that the talks should be scrapped in the absence of further progress.
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Yet the Liberals have axed funding for research on it and scrapped initiatives to counter it.
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Bacon scrapped early designs as well, like the one below, which shows an open air monument.
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The showrunners had another Breaking Bad cameo in mind for Season 2, but eventually scrapped it.
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During his time clasping the speaker's gavel, Boehner scrapped with rank-and-file Republicans over immigration.
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I was like, "We're being very literal about this," and we just scrapped that whole thing.
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Instead, he added, the balloons were scrapped for their rubber and donated to the war effort.
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In light of the new ban, the Supreme Court scrapped a hearing on the old one.
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The airport scrapped 260 flights as wind gusts picked up to 140 kph (nearly 90 mph).
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And last year, a law allowing rapists to escape prosecution by marrying their victims was scrapped.
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But they scrapped it in 2014 because of concerns about regulatory challenges from the Obama administration.
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Up to 400,000 people booked on the 2,000 scrapped flights risk missing business trips and holidays.
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If a post-Brexit Britain unilaterally scrapped its barriers, it would lose all its bargaining clout.
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The world's largest retailer has already scrapped one of its small-store concepts, Wal-Mart Express.
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The $500 million renovation plan for Lincoln Center was scrapped according to The New York Times.
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The two are bitter foes who have scrapped over voting rights and election security since 2014.
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The unrest began in April as protests against proposed social security cuts, which were later scrapped.
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Before the game started, Malone had entered the Raptors locker room and scrapped the game plan.
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Those plans got scrapped after the proposal's original sponsor, Egypt, forced a delay for a day.
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Amazon recently scrapped an employee recruiting algorithm plagued with problems, according to a report from Reuters.
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Stroheim's ending was scrapped and replaced by a decidedly more Christian one, directed by Swanson herself.
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Some reports suggested that it may have been delayed, or scrapped entirely, due to overheating issues.
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After the financial crisis forced taxpayers to bail out banks, Britain scrapped the Financial Services Authority.
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Those arrangements could now be scrapped outright, or be the subject of renegotiations over several years.
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Under the Trump administration, these changes could proceed as is, be delayed, or be scrapped completely.
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That looks less likely now, after the president scrapped plans to create an infrastructure advisory council.
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Zimbabwe scrapped its own currency in 2009 after inflation hit 500 billion percent, wiping out savings.
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The law that allowed child-rape victims to be classified as prostitutes was scrapped in 2015.
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In June, however, the proposal was scrapped after a dispute over how to pay for it.
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In mere months—sometimes less—many cannot keep up with running costs and must be scrapped.
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Yamaguchi scrapped plans for a video at the first timeout and requested the Warriors Dance Team.
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A potential inversion deal between Pfizer and Allergan was scrapped after the new rules came out.
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Earlier in January, AT&T scrapped a plan to offer Huawei phones following pressure from lawmakers.
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They want the cases that happened before he took office to be scrapped from the charges.
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Net neutrality supporters, though, say the consumer watchdog would be toothless if the rules are scrapped.
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Development of the aircraft was scrapped as too expensive, however, by President Jimmy Carter in 21.
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Moise, 48, won an October 2015 first-round election that was later scrapped over fraud allegations.
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John McCain, who has brain cancer, during a daily communications meeting, which has since been scrapped.
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Bank of America and JPMorgan Chase scrapped their own low-cost remittance services two years ago.
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Republican leaders at the last-minute scrapped a planned Friday whip check on the compromise bill.
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He scrapped the flocked wallpaper and stamped red velvet to expose raw concrete walls and ductwork.
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The event was scrapped amid concerns from lawmakers and a reported price tag of $92 million.
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They rejected the idea of popular election — and they repeatedly scrapped versions of the Electoral College.
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He says trade deals need to be renegotiated or scrapped to bring jobs back to America.
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In February, Airbus scrapped the program, announcing that the last A380 will be delivered in 2021.
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Without detailing specifics, he said some plans for next year would be scrapped as a result.
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Europe also wants a 25 percent tax on imported pickup trucks, SUVs and big vans scrapped.
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Many departments across the country have scrapped residency restrictions to retain officers and attract new recruits.
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Intu Properties dropped 8.4 percent after it scrapped its dividend, under pressure from several retail bankruptcies.
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Existing orders before the suspension were not cancelled, but orders made during the suspension were scrapped.
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The judge scrapped an April trial date, agreeing with prosecutors to designate the case as "complex."
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The plan was later scrapped but it raised the pressure on Donnet to boost shareholder value.
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It has also scrapped the previous parliament's nominations for judges and put forward its own candidates.
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Plans for a concert this fall and works for a chamber-size orchestra have been scrapped.
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He believes the lander was scrapped and its aerospace-grade metal possibly reused in jet fighters.
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If Britain wants to compete on the global stage post Brexit, it should be scrapped now.
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It can be scrapped at short notice and would force Britain to keep copying EU rules.
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In 2014, the courtship was scrapped after regulators in the Obama administration voiced concerns over competition.
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Many gynecologists and women's rights activists had insisted that the law be scrapped rather than revised.
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Many of its measures have been scrapped, but some remain, particularly those affecting the clothing business.
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Demi's Tell Me You Love Me tour dates in Mexico and South America have been scrapped.
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CNN on Tuesday scrapped plans for a live audience at the next debate, scheduled for Sunday.
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He scrapped the Paris climate treaty without consulting one climate scientist — and no G.O.P. leader protested.
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Twitter scrapped its previous financial forecast on Monday because of the coronavirus' impact on its business.
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Roles that are well defined in July are scrapped in service of the here and now.
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So last summer, at the insistence of General Manager Masai Ujiri, the Raptors scrapped their offense.
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Last fall's announcement that the temporary work program would soon be scrapped has energized Indian women.
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The low-cost Irish airline also scrapped its bid to buy Alitalia, the troubled Italian carrier.
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A few days before the election, The Des Moines Register scrapped a poll of Iowa voters.
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It was a 212-hole event after play on Thursday was scrapped because of the weather.
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Instead the E-Type overhaul was scrapped just over a year after it was first announced.
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Trump scrapped that deal in May, putting sanctions back into effect as of early Tuesday morning.
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But that production was scrapped completely and then made with a different star and different director.
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One person with knowledge of the matter suggested that the stock sale might be scrapped entirely.
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They tried working together on an app for sharing quotes from your friends but scrapped it.
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It's unclear when Venmo might launch teen debit cards, though the product could always be scrapped.
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The Supreme Court had been stacked, legislators forced out, municipal elections stolen and term limits scrapped.
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Some unions have vowed to strike through Christmas and beyond if the changes are not scrapped.
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CIMIC also scrapped its final dividend and expects profit toward the lower end of its outlook.
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Sentiment was severely dented when Lopez Obrador scrapped a partly-built $13 billion Mexico City airport.
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Nissan (NSANF) scrapped plans to build its new X-Trail SUV at its factory in Sunderland.
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He appeared to grab at Garrett's helmet and facemask while the two scrapped on the turf.
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In February, Amazon scrapped its plans for New York after local opposition to its proposed campus.
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The rule has been scrapped and the permit procedure simplified to boost investments in the sector.
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HBO Max was originally going to launch with three tiers, but that idea was later scrapped.
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In 2015, the whole project was scrapped in favor of preloading Google Wallet onto Android devices.
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As many as half a million flood-damaged cars and trucks may have to be scrapped.
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It also said last week it had scrapped plans to buy Nine Elms Square in London.
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They view their taxes as stopgaps that would be scrapped if a global deal is reached.
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Two senators scrapped a scheduled trip to Russia after Moscow canceled a visa for fellow Sen.
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Trump scrapped Obama's refugee goal after taking office in 2500 and set the cap at 29,2000.
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More homes than ever have scrapped cable in favor of streaming; many don't even get PBS.
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If it's scrapped, it would be the second trip scuttled as a result of the shutdown.
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One pilot was scrapped and another idea, "House of the Dragon," was ordered straight to series.
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But it was scrapped because the focus of the weekend had gotten away from criminal justice.
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NBC announced a 2019 live telecast of the musical, but those plans were scrapped this week.
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Pepsi scrapped its ad that starred Kendall and borrowed imagery of the Black Lives Matter movement.
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Zimbabwe is seeking to attract investment and has scrapped legislation that restricts foreign participation for some commodities.
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It was scrapped by the last Democratic president, who preferred we go to the asteroids, then Mars.
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The ministry scrapped the limits on offerings of OFZ bonds in February, allowing it to borrow more.
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The unspecified "scheduling issues" that his transition team said were responsible for the scrapped plans were unfortunate.
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But it was Trump who scrapped the deal that Harley itself said could have fixed its problems.
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Countdown clocks were stopped and buses full of spectators were turned around after Monday's launch was scrapped.
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Several proposed Earth Science missions such as OCO-3, CLARREO-Pathfinder, and DSCOVR will not be scrapped.
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She's delighted that the tax has been scrapped — but is still awaiting the official rubber-stamp confirmation.
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Under the phase-one agreement, the Trump administration scrapped tariffs initially set to take effect last December.
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Nevada Democrats announced it had scrapped plans to use a similar app for its caucus Feb. 22.
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The Nevada Democratic Party scrapped plans to use an app to collect results in early voting locations.
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The new pension and tax measures should be scrapped for all professions, not just for us farmers.
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This is the second attempt at an all-female spacewalk after the first was scrapped in March.
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Future British negotiators would struggle to be more effective than their European counterparts at getting that scrapped.
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Alphabet has also scrapped its plans for an urban data trust, a new and largely untested solution.
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At least 260 flights were scrapped and falling roof tiles led to the closure of airport terminals.
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The government has scrapped the Trust in favour of a single board with 12 to 14 members.
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The shift comes about 18 months after California's pension scheme also scrapped hedge funds from its portfolio.
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The group is considering that the fees be scrapped and that investors pay directly for advice instead.
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Last year Warwick scrapped plans to build a campus in California, following difficulties in navigating local regulation.
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Trump's campaign reportedly scrapped plans to hold a rally in Cincinnati, Ohio, on Sunday, citing security concerns.
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Russia scrapped all claims to Ottoman territory, and made a limited goodwill withdrawal from parts of Anatolia.
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The Alberta cuts were partly why Husky scrapped its hostile bid for rival MEG Energy in January.
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The Trump Organization settled a legal battle with the chef over the scrapped restaurant plans in 2017.
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Alphabet investors have certainly taken notice, which is why some of the company's moonshots are getting scrapped.
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The traditional second hand of the Commander Series has been scrapped in favor of a second wheel.
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However, protests continued on Sunday to demand that the bill be scrapped completely and that Lam resign.
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If the launch is scrapped, there is still plenty of time to get InSight off the ground.
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If Model 3 production continues to jam up the company, these may be delayed or scrapped altogether.
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BP scrapped the role of deputy chief executive in early 2003 after the departure of Rodney Chase.
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The public outcry was so heated that the carrier scrapped its plans, as Gulliver has previously reported.
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The finance minister says fuel subsidies should be scrapped, but faces resistance from those who pocket them.
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