Internet Shutdowns, a site which tracks shutdowns in India, has logged three new localized shutdowns since the year began.
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Shutdowns started occurring frequently under President Jimmy Carter; five shutdowns happened while he was president.
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Instead, we have now experienced three shutdowns or partial shutdowns in just the last six years.
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World of Warcraft's been there almost the whole time, even after government shutdowns and attempts at shutdowns.
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The political class and the usual suspect pundits have turned shutdowns and the threat of shutdowns into some form of mythical political suicide.
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Sharara has been hit by repeated shutdowns or partial shutdowns this year, caused by blockades imposed by armed groups, security problems and protests.
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"If you add in all the near-shutdowns and the almost-shutdowns, you're talking about 50, 60, 70 shutdowns," said Linda J. Bilmes, a professor of public policy and public finance at the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University.
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And despite Trump successfully labeling last year's short-lived shutdowns as "Schumer shutdowns," Democrats took back the House in the most recent midterm elections.
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Overall, though, the poll suggests most want to avoid shutdowns in the future: 53% would back legislation preventing any future shutdowns, 40% would oppose that.
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Temporary shutdowns at U.S. refineries after hurricanes on the East Cost and regional maintenance shutdowns also pushed product prices higher, the company said in a statement.
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A new report on global internet shutdowns found there were 122 major shutdowns in 2019, and in total they cost the world economy roughly $8 billion.
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Since 2016 India has experienced 353 internet shutdowns, according to Internet Shutdowns, a site run by India-based advocacy group the Software Law and Freedom Centre.
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India's case shows that network shutdowns don't have to be nationwide, as they have been in many authoritarian countries (the recent Iraq shutdowns were near-total).
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But shutdowns appear to be growing more frequent and costly, and as tolerance of shutdowns increases, their value as a way to force new budget agreements deteriorates.
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So far, suggestions for temporary market shutdowns have mostly been dismissed by regulators but Philippines took that step today, imposing blanket shutdowns of stocks, bonds and FX trading.
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In every term since I was first elected to the Senate in 2010, I have introduced the End Government Shutdowns Act, which would permanently prevent government shutdowns from happening.
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Access Now, a human rights group focused on an open and free internet, documented 56 internet shutdowns in 18 countries last year, a spike from the 15 shutdowns reported in 2015.
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Access Now, a human rights group focused on an open and free Internet, documented 56 internet shutdowns in 18 countries last year, a spike from the 15 shutdowns reported in 2015.
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What has happened over the past few years is there's a lot of bluster around shutdowns, about shutdowns going on forever and how you'll be blamed and I won't be blamed.
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The Hill: Lawmakers push to end shutdowns — for good.
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In India, some individual shutdowns have been challenged in the courts, and there is an ongoing effort to change the country's law on internet shutdowns to make them more difficult to impose.
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According to a new report from Top 10 VPN, there were a total 122 major internet shutdowns around the world in 2019 — not counting a further 90 regional shutdowns imposed in India alone.
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Short term funding bills, fiscal cliffs, government shutdowns and threatened shutdowns and spending sequesters were also a feature of the Obama era, when power was often shared in Washington and compromise was scarce.
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According to Internet Shutdowns, a service operated by New Delhi-based digital advocacy group Software Law and Freedom Centre, there have been about 91 documented cases of internet shutdowns in India this year.
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In the 1990s, 1980s and 1970s, there were 523 shutdowns.
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The smog forced flight cancellations, factory shutdowns and school closures.
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The January shutdowns were reported earlier by The Detroit News.
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The company declined to supply additional details on the shutdowns.
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Fleischli said much depended on how long the shutdowns last.
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The biggest impact for the energy industry could be shutdowns.
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Others want continuing resolutions to apply automatically, making shutdowns impossible.
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Apparently, the US Postal Service works through shutdowns as well.
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The industry is riddled with unplanned shutdowns that raise costs.
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Industry executives and supporters of the bailout bemoaned the shutdowns.
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Reuters: As U.S. government reopens, lawmakers say shutdowns don't work.
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Refunds have been frozen or delayed during past government shutdowns.
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Unlike some past government shutdowns, this is a partial shutdown.
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Preventing unexpected shutdowns About a year ago in iOS 10.2.
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Shutdowns forced over unpopular subjects stand to be doubly so.
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I've seen a lot of shutdowns, about five of them.
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Like many internet censorship tactics, shutdowns were popularized in China.
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We've been mostly missing the shutdowns in our European tour.
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The shutdowns have also sparked predictions of massive job losses.
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Internet shutdowns by governments are becoming more frequent and systematic.
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Three government shutdowns in one year would certainly be historic.
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Lawmakers may also consider whether to ban future shutdowns entirely.
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The temporary shutdowns include plants in Italy, Serbia, and Poland.
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Two more years of continuing resolutions and possible government shutdowns.
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It was never clear how long previous shutdowns would last.
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Yes, more shutdowns will have huge social and economic consequences.
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These government shutdowns have generally led to no positive change.
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These shutdowns can result in real downturns in economic activity.
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Shutdowns throughout China means roads and highways have been closed.
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Recent shutdowns have upset voters and damaged the Republican brand.
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That compares to seven shutdowns in the previous two years.
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Frustrated iPhone users have reported unexpected system shutdowns for months.
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Concern about the refinery shutdowns caused gasoline futures to surge.
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Another proposal to stave off shutdowns comes from Democratic Sen.
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Internet shutdowns are an increasingly popular tool for digital repression.
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And no doubt many libertarians do find government shutdowns appealing.
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The average length of previous government shutdowns was seven days.
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The holy hell predicted at the ballot box because of shutdowns just hasn't shown up in recent history and likely won't again if matters are resolved in a handful of days like most shutdowns.
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Boliden said maintenance shutdowns in the quarter hit earnings by 315 million crowns, more than earlier announced, and that the impact from shutdowns in the third quarter would be 150 million higher than earlier forecast.
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In February, after the second of what would become three government shutdowns in 2018, Arizona's governor signed an executive order that demanded a state-level plan to keep the Grand Canyon open during future shutdowns.
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The Antideficiency Act plays an especially important role during government shutdowns.
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The Minneapolis Star Tribune first reported some details of these shutdowns.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is no fan of government shutdowns.
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Co-ordinating plant shutdowns better could help in the short term.
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Combined, the effect of internet shutdowns on the economy is staggering.
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A higher deficit: Government shutdowns make running the government more expensive.
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Government shutdowns are usually the result of a stalemate in Congress.
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This was largely the result of maintenance shutdowns at upgrader facilities.
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These consequences of shutdowns are bad enough in the short term.
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The President hasn't been blamed in any of the previous shutdowns.
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Internet shutdowns must never be allowed to become the new normal.
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Government workers must also endure hiring freezes, furloughs and government shutdowns.
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Government shutdowns in periods of divided government may become more common.
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When work shutdowns have occurred, it's because government officials ordered them.
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So there would still be widespread layoffs, shutdowns, and economic pain.
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The shutdowns at Chinese factories have hit automakers from several angles.
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The shutdowns at Chinese factories have hit automakers from several angles.
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The smog-induces shutdowns have hammered Chinese commodity futures this week.
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Japanese news outlet NHK reported train service shutdowns throughout the weekend.
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Disini said on Friday the shutdowns would affect 1.2 million people.
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The federal government has not stopped functioning entirely during past shutdowns.
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The disaster led to shutdowns of all of Japan's nuclear reactors.
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Frozen computers, unexpected shutdowns and unresponsive screens were noted as complaints.
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In 292 and 240, Americans blamed the Republican Congress for shutdowns.
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On Washington WASHINGTON — Was this the shutdown to end all shutdowns?
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Despite widespread sentiment against shutdowns in Congress, there could be opposition.
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During shutdowns, federal employees are split into "essential" and "nonessential" groups.
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There were several very short shutdowns under Republican President Ronald Reagan.
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The 63 store shutdowns will leave Walmart with 597 Sam's Clubs.
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If we review 18 shutdowns dating back to 1976, we can see that markets have shown modest weakness during those shutdowns, with the S&P 500 falling an average of 0.6% over the period of the closure.
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James Lankford said of Mulvaney in his defense, though Lankford opposes shutdowns.
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There's probably been more shutdowns this year than in the previous three.
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The oilfield resumed production earlier this month having faced two unplanned shutdowns.
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India could increase fuel imports slightly during the refinery shutdowns, Singh added.
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These items stop the machines from working, requiring costly stops and shutdowns.
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Time after time, the voters have reacted to shutdowns the same way.
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There were three shutdowns in the 1990s, the longest lasting 21 days.
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Then again, GOP approval ratings haven't suffered too much from previous shutdowns.
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Government shutdowns are nothing new and have been going on for decades.
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Why do government shutdowns screw over literally everyone but the ones responsible?
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But the previous shutdowns aren't the only things this impasse has outlasted.
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But the recent layoffs and production shutdowns put its future in doubt.
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But that's a change from the past four almost or actual shutdowns.
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This is the dynamic that is usually at work with government shutdowns.
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Most Republicans remembered this from the shutdowns in 1995-1996 and 2013.
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His group and its allies favor conflict, like government shutdowns, for instance.
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The president has threatened government shutdowns before and has not followed through.
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We also really want them to take advantage of the station shutdowns.
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With the US death toll topping 140, states are ordering more shutdowns.
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Here's a look at past shutdowns and how they led to today's.
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Lengthy shutdowns can be disastrous for the White House for other reasons.
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The nation's largest teachers' unions have thrown their support behind nationwide shutdowns.
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Shutdowns may make good partisan theater, but they don't make any winners.
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Shutdowns are a game of chicken, and everybody is looking for leverage.
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The shutdowns for Fiat Chrysler include plants in Italy, Serbia and Poland.
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The Volkswagen Group, Daimler, Peugeot, Renault, Ferrari, and Lamborghini also announced shutdowns.
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It has sparked shutdowns that are fueling layoffs at a breakneck pace.
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Other museums, however, have pledged to keep staff on payroll despite shutdowns.
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Those shutdowns would take enormous amounts of clean energy off the grid.
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The NOC has warned that any shutdowns could have a lasting impact.
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Once again, we have learned that government shutdowns don't work for anyone.
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This is what's happened to government shutdowns, Supreme Court fights and filibusters.
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Although the shutdowns were brief, those companies did not hide their pique.
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The country's closest competitor is Pakistan, which had 12 shutdowns last year.
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The legality of India's internet shutdowns has not been tested in court.
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The president blamed Schumer for the brief government shutdowns earlier this year.
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Treasury yields did not react meaningfully at the start of these shutdowns.
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And, remember, those shutdowns were in eras of split control in Washington.
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But in many countries, courts are underpowered and unlikely to challenge shutdowns.
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Shutdowns, McConnell argued, rarely work out politically for the party in power.
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Only authoritarian countries, like China and Myanmar, have experienced longer internet shutdowns.
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Similar spending battles have led to two shorter shutdowns during Trump's presidency.
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A handful of states, including Ohio and Michigan, announced statewide school shutdowns.
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And past shutdowns haven't done lasting damage to either confidence or spending.
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"The only person who's been tweeting about shutdowns is Donald Trump," Sen.
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So one might naturally assume that libertarians would cheer federal government shutdowns.
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Shutdowns only influence discretionary spending that has to be reauthorized every year.
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There were three shutdowns in the 603s, the longest lasting 21 days.
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With the most recent government shutdown concluded but still fresh in mind, Congress can and should take action to prevent future government shutdowns and their collateral damage – eliminating shutdowns entirely as a tactic to gain undue legislative leverage.
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According to Internet Shutdowns, a service operated by New Delhi-based digital advocacy group Software Law and Freedom Centre, there have been about 95 documented cases of internet shutdowns in India this year, up from 91 last week.
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Here are the three occasions when funding lapsed and significant government shutdowns occurred.
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The US government has experienced three major shutdowns over the past 25 years.
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Government shutdowns are familiar to most Americans, but they're a relatively recent development.
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During other previous shutdowns, particularly in the 1970s, workers did not face furloughs.
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Similar to net shutdowns around the continent, politics and protests were the catalyst.
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Japan's Toyota Motor Corp and other firms announced extended plant shutdowns in China.
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LONDON — J.K. Rowling has turned social media shutdowns into a work of art.
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There would be more government shutdowns and perhaps even an attempt at impeachment.
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But they are taking steps to weather extended factory shutdowns and store closures.
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Rules over working during funding lapses has made shutdowns in America more likely.
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We know of refinery shutdowns and (crude oil) production that has come down.
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While in Africa, internet shutdowns are also being employed more frequently by governments.
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This administration has already been embroiled in two government shutdowns over immigration funding.
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Automakers have used low-margin sales to rental fleets to avoid factory shutdowns.
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Africa and Asia are where shutdowns take place most frequently, the organization found.
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Sure, they may respond angrily to pollsters while the shutdowns are in effect.
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It should go without saying that we think sudden, unexpected shutdowns are unacceptable.
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The effects of the damage and shutdowns are expected to ripple for weeks.
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About 280,000 Ford hourly workers will be laid off during the temporary shutdowns.
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Google used to announce its product shutdowns in larger batches, dubbed 'spring cleanings.
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While many other lawmakers support the idea of legislatively preventing future shutdowns, Rep.
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During previous shutdowns, these needs went unmet until the needless crisis was resolved.
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But also, for the long-run, we need to eliminate government shutdowns altogether.
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Government shutdowns only affect agencies and employees that are funded through annual appropriations.
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Or January 21, if you pair the successive shutdowns of 1995 and 1996.
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Bill Clinton, and then congressional Republicans These two shutdowns combined for 28 days.
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It's been blamed for the shutdowns of hundreds of coal-fired power plants.
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One NGO found that shutdowns have cost African governments $237 million since 2015.
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"After the last three shutdowns, the market has actually gone up," he said.
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Other measures to prevent government shutdowns that have been introduced include Democratic Sen.
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Active-duty military personnel typically work through shutdowns as do other Pentagon workers.
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During shutdowns, nonessential government employees are furloughed, or placed on temporary unpaid leave.
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The shutdowns were just one corner of a larger trend across the Caribbean.
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But these TV apps shutdowns aren't tied to Twitter's API changes, we've heard.
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Previous court-ordered shutdowns have stemmed from Brazilian demands for WhatsApp user data.
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GM has extended summer vacation shutdowns at three other North American assembly plants.
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The five-week suspension is also one of the longest shutdowns in decades.
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The agency has also suffered as a result of government shutdowns and furloughs.
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Indeed, even members of the group differed in their opinions about nighttime shutdowns.
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That's what happened in 2011 and 2016 and during many other near-shutdowns.
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Penney said it will follow other state-mandated shutdowns of non-essential retail.
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PSA's shutdowns include plants in France, Germany, Portugal, United Kingdom, Slovakia and Spain.
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Most of the shutdowns that take place, however, do so for political reasons.
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This includes a bill to avert government shutdowns when congressional budget negotiations deadlock.
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Apple responded with a software update that reduced the number of shutdowns significantly.
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But the situation is graver than just shutdowns spurred by public health concerns.
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Sudan imposed 1,560 hours of internet shutdowns, and suffered $1.9 billion in losses.
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Venezuela imposed 171 hours of internet shutdowns and suffered $1.1 billion in losses.
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Sears said the shutdowns are expected to start between early March and April.
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Since President Jimmy Carter was in office there have been 18 government shutdowns.
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N> are extending their summer shutdowns to manage excess inventory from declining sales.
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This is the same extreme political logic that led to past government shutdowns.
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Earlier this month, over half of China extended shutdowns to contain the outbreak.
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How have residents tried to get around internet shutdowns to keep communications flowing?
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The shutdowns can be devastating to people just trying to make a living.
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All shutdowns are supposed to be authorized by top state or national officials.
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Brent crude prices rose over 773.433% after shutdowns of oil fields in Libya.
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Tens of millions of people have been affected by the most recent shutdowns.
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Gasoline prices shot up because of refinery shutdowns in the greater Houston area.
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Still, effects of the damages and shutdowns are expected to ripple for weeks.
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The latter ministry said such shutdowns were a matter for local police departments.
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The plan will involve single-tracking, partial shutdowns and reduced late-night service.
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And that's what they drain down the most quickly in these stupid shutdowns.
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Shutdowns of carbon-free nuclear plants across the region have compounded the challenge.
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These shutdowns have happened in Egypt, Zimbabwe, Iraq, and many other nondemocratic countries.
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This Congress is coming off two government shutdowns in the past three months.
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In early December, Congress must extend those funds or risk partial government shutdowns.
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This Congress is coming off two government shutdowns in the last three months.
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I had a front-row seat to a series of budget brinks, debt cliffs, shutdowns and potential shutdowns, including the close call in April 2011 over Planned Parenthood funding and the one in October 2013 over the Affordable Care Act.
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India has had 110 internet shutdowns since the start of last year, according to a tracker by the Software Freedom Law Center, and a recent report from Top10VPN estimated that those shutdowns cost the country more than $1.3 billion in 2019.
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Election-related social media shutdowns have been reported in Ethiopia, Chad, Uganda and elsewhere.
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Neither company provided details about the oxidation or how it led to the shutdowns.
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Government shutdowns end because politicians are fearful of angering the people for too long.
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That's a lot of gloves but that's also how you prevent outbreaks and shutdowns.
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The couple is also not confident about getting back pay like with previous shutdowns.
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In shutdowns, non-essential government employees are furloughed, or placed on temporary unpaid leave.
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For a graphic showing S&P 500 performance during U.S. government shutdowns, see: tmsnrt.
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Here are the three occasions when funding lapsed and significant government shutdowns occurred. Nov.
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"This time it will be much worse," said Day, 53, who experienced both shutdowns.
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So even though funding gaps lasted many days, they did not result in shutdowns.
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U.S. crude futures fell as the refinery shutdowns could reduce demand for American crude.
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Continuing resolutions and threats of sequestrations and government shutdowns are accepted as the norm.
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LONDON — When it comes to 140-character shutdowns, nobody is better than J.K. Rowling.
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When these shutdowns occur, government authorities often cite national security as their primary motivation.
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Different factions of the PFG have previously been responsible for shutdowns at oil facilities.
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After all, voters have blamed Congress, not the White House, for recent government shutdowns.
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Congress acted to pay those employees after previous shutdowns, but pay is not guaranteed.
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And eliminating the debt ceiling is a much more important step than eliminating shutdowns.
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Parks were shuttered amid furloughs during government shutdowns under past administrations, the AP reported.
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He adds that widespread internet shutdowns don't always have a repressive regime's desired effect.
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And yet, time and time again, the lessons from those shutdowns are never learned.
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In fact, the longest shutdowns have occurred during Democratic administrations — Carter, Clinton and Obama.
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Over the course of 2018, media businesses saw numerous layoffs, hiring freezes and shutdowns.
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In other words, shutdowns for federal workers are more like an unplanned paid vacation.
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Here are the three occasions when funding lapsed and significant government shutdowns occurred. Nov.
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Along the way, they cause government shutdowns, paralyze Washington – and regularly deny basic facts.
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The shutdowns were blamed for exacerbating the sell-offs they were intended to limit.
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Carter's "shutdowns" didn't lead to any federal employees being sent home and denied pay.
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Maybe Congress can now pass a law forbidding shutdowns to be used as extortion.
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The frantic negotiations between state and federal officials have their origins in shutdowns past.
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Past shutdowns have been over fights on deficits, spending, abortion, and — most recently — Obamacare.
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This includes production assistants, some of the people hit the hardest by the shutdowns.
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As an employee of the Internal Revenue Service, she had been through shutdowns before.
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And trade wars and government shutdowns have caused some glaring panics in the past.
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Stocks hardest hit by the shutdowns resulting from the coronavirus led the gains Tuesday.
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Communications blackout Students with families in Jammu and Kashmir are familiar with internet shutdowns.
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Access Now has reported that internet shutdowns between 2016 and 2018 more than doubled.
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The New York City marriage bureau is closed amid citywide shutdowns over the coronavirus.
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Restaurant workers have been among the hardest hit by mass layoffs during the shutdowns.
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The more the number of cases grow, the more incidents of quarantining and shutdowns.
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Let's not let this moment pass without preventing government shutdowns once and for all.
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In Maine and New Jersey, political stalemate forced brief government shutdowns in those states.
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While shutdowns did happen twice during the 28500s, they were only for a day.
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Sen. Rob Portman warned Democrats on Friday that government shutdowns historically don't end well.
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Emergency shutdowns Public schools across Seattle, Tacoma and Olympia have canceled classes on Monday.
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Automakers are bracing for even longer shutdowns and a deeper recession in global sales.
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Most notably, it extended holiday shutdowns for auto plants in China, including Japanese manufacturers.
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The government has responded to this week's protests with riot officers and internet shutdowns.
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Mansour: What does it take to pass a constitutional amendment prohibiting federal government shutdowns?
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And yet, despite the internet shutdowns, India, whenever and wherever it could, protested online.
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Sharara has suffered repeated shutdowns since reopening last December after a two-year closure.
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The maintenance of law and order was not the only reason stated for shutdowns.
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"We've highlighted the cost of these shutdowns," COAI director general Rajan Mathews told Reuters.
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"We've highlighted the cost of these shutdowns," COAI director general Rajan Mathews told Reuters.
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The shutdowns are aimed fixing bottlenecks in order to boost production to new levels.
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More than the economic loss, these shutdowns have far-reaching impact socially and psychologically.
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Sixty-seven percent of the world's reported Internet shutdowns occurred in India last year.
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If the schools close, students can seek help under a program covering school shutdowns.
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And in the case of the iPhone 6 shutdowns, it had to find workarounds.
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A 2015 EPA rule would have made refineries follow pollution rules during emergency shutdowns.
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During shutdowns, non-essential government employees are furloughed, or placed on temporary unpaid leave.
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In past shutdowns, federal employees have been granted back pay once the government reopened.
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New Jersey and Maine ended partial government shutdowns just in time for the Fourth of July holiday on Tuesday, while governors of Washington state and Alaska signed new operating budgets late last week, hours before deadlines that would have triggered partial government shutdowns.
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This year the shutdowns were spread over 11 states, compared to just one in 2012.
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And in India, there were more than 100 reports of internet shutdowns in 2018 alone.
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The shutdowns have already pushed the wholesale price of gasoline to a two-year high.
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But Mic's issues were just the capstone to a long year of shutdowns and layoffs.
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Without one, braiders are at constant risk for inspection visits, expensive fines, and business shutdowns.
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Historically, such shutdowns seem barely to have budged the juggernaut that is the American economy.
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The 2018 budget is still being finalized after lengthy negotiations and two brief government shutdowns.
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"They're just fed up — fed up with the shutdowns, the subpoenas, the wall," Gerzema said.
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I have consistently opposed shutdowns, in 2013, I said we shouldn't shut the government down.
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He also said he would support bipartisan legislation that would make government shutdowns more difficult.
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For some, the ongoing threat of government shutdowns isn't enough to change their career goals.
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But unlike the other shutdowns of 2018, there is no obvious way out this time.
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Repeated and lengthy shutdowns cause pressure in the oilfield's wells to drop, reducing production capacity.
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We expect prices will recover slightly this year but there will be further mill shutdowns.
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Internet shutdowns are a frequently used weapon because they cut off oxygen for opposition movements.
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Here's what they told CNBC about circuit breakers, market shutdowns and investor confidence in China.
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Credit Suisse said in a research note the maintenance shutdowns forecast pointed to ongoing problems.
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The company said it would decide later on whether to extend the shutdowns beyond Monday.
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They are also the only two presidents to oversee three shutdowns in the same year.
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The Clinton and Gingrich shutdowns -- November 1995 and December 1995 to January 1996 Who blinked?
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"I went through 2 shutdowns during Obama administration but they were much shorter," Enck said.
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The only problem is that these shutdowns have had no discernible impact on steel production.
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Or, in this case, government shutdowns and a yearlong spending freeze for all federal agencies.
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It is true that the longer shutdowns go on, the more equally blame is shared.
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The concept of government shutdowns first came out of the Congressional Budget Act of 1974.
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Repeated and long shutdowns cause pressure in the oilfield's wells to drop, reducing production capacity.
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But did you know that shutdowns are actually recent phenomena, dating back only to 1976?
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I'm just saying people are asking whether the shutdowns are not making the patient worse.
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Joann Fabrics has kept its stores open amid shutdowns, saying it is an essential business.
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Fresh fears over the fallout from the coronavirus spread and shutdowns roiled markets on Wednesday.
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For those struggling to stay sober, coronavirus shutdowns have offered hope as well as temptation.
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Delays and temporary shutdowns were rampant, and overcrowding a constant concern, as it remains today.
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Politicians with more experience in government shutdowns aren't so sure that is a good idea.
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Whether these so-called funding gaps set off broad shutdowns of federal operations is unclear.
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That, in turn, prompted an increased frequency of small shutdowns as politicians struggled with deadlines.
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There have been no calls for strikes and protests, no appeals for boycotts or shutdowns.
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Behind both government shutdowns this year was a policy fight unrelated to government spending: immigration.
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In past shutdowns, many contracting companies declined to pass along back pay to their employees.
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As coronavirus cases surge, shutdowns in these countries could also contribute to a condom shortage.
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Internet shutdowns have become increasingly common worldwide during periods of unrest, especially in authoritarian countries.
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Coronavirus-related shutdowns have affected everything from work schedules to sports leagues and movie releases.
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The money would be available should the US economy experience widespread shutdowns, losses and bankruptcies.
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Historical record suggested that government shutdowns have had a limited lasting effect on the market.
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After the shutdowns, about 190 workers would stay on for the decommissioning process, he said.
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The layoffs and closing in Sellersburg follow similar shutdowns by Manitowoc in Ohio and Wisconsin.
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As investors grew more accustomed to shutdowns, they seemed to become more blasé about them.
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Asian refiners will also begin shutdowns in April for spring maintenance further dampening crude demand.
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Conte said further school shutdowns outside the outbreak epicentre would be up to local authorities.
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In the first half of this year alone, there were 22017 shutdowns in 22018 countries.
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Top10VPN estimated that such shutdowns cost the Indian economy more than $1.3 billion last year.
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Three prior shutdowns — 1995, 1995-96 and 2013 — had a modest effect on financial markets.
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The shutdowns have the potential to ripple across the global supply chain and impact prices.
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He said that maintenance shutdowns would take place at Chirag and Shah Deniz-Alfa platforms.
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If that proves unworkable, it could offer a warning to other states facing nuclear shutdowns.
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"The final package should also end government shutdowns once and for all," Mr. Grassley said.
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"Shutdowns are a total misery march," said Senator Shelley Moore Capito, Republican of West Virginia.
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This comes after India led the world in web shutdowns in both 2018 and 2019.
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Mr. Modi's government has responded to days of protests with troops, internet shutdowns and curfews.
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After shutdowns, furloughed workers almost always receive retroactive payments covering their salaries during the shutdown.
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In the 1970s and 1980s there were 14 shutdowns, most brief and some only partial.
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Do you think the president should stop using shutdowns as a form of political leverage?
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Since I started working in the government 11 years ago, I have been through three shutdowns.
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Repeated and long shutdowns cause pressure in the oilfield's wells to drop, slashing its production capacity.
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While workers did not face furloughs in all of those cases, they have during recent shutdowns.
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Photo: Stacy Thacker (AP)In March, Congress passed a massive spending bill, averting (further) government shutdowns.
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There have been 20 government shutdowns since 1976 — this one is the longest in U.S. history.
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It also will pursue "elective portfolio rationalization," which is another term for product sales or shutdowns.
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After months of short-term budget deals, this is a breakthrough that avoids future government shutdowns.
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Internet kill switch However, Abiy faced criticism for several nationwide internet shutdowns in June this year.
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The Department of Energy's National Labs, on the other hand, are less affected by government shutdowns.
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After previous government shutdowns, Congress passed measures to ensure that all unpaid workers received retroactive pay.
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Plants that build cars were the ones mostly (but not exclusively) hit by shutdowns and layoffs.
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She has broken with Mr. Trump on federal employment issues, opposing shutdowns and supporting pay raises.
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When government shutdowns occur, the affected agencies don't completely close, but they operate at reduced levels.
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The campaign follows a series of shutdowns and blockages of certain websites and social media accounts.
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Over the past couple of iPhone versions users have complained of "unexpected" shutdowns of their devices.
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Tactical fights erupted over whether to threaten government shutdowns and how much to compromise with Democrats.
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Some African nations, like Zimbabwe, have introduced full or partial internet shutdowns in light of violence.
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In previous shutdowns, everyone who stayed home was paid retroactively after peace returned to Washington. 3.
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They hate giving up every policy idea in the face of the blackmail the government shutdowns.
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In the past few months alone, there have been internet shutdowns in Myanmar and Sri Lanka.
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Risk management: Common questions from fund investors involve exchange hacks and shutdowns, said some fund managers.
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Though past shutdowns have been short, it doesn't take long for the cost to add up.
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When sales were surging in recent years, those shutdowns were shorter or didn't happen at all.
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The US has weathered government shutdowns before, but the circumstances of this one are particularly embarrassing.
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The most government shutdowns under any one president happened during the term of President Ronald Reagan.
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And maybe it's on the way, and that's the reason for the sudden flurry of shutdowns.
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The government is offering no subsidies for the shutdowns, according to four plants contacted by Reuters.
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Recent history demonstrates that voters view shutdowns — and those who cause them, regardless of party — unfavorably.
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Typically, Congress agrees to back-pay furloughed and unpaid workers as part of legislation ending shutdowns.
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Since 1976, there have been 20 budget or funding gaps; some have resulted in government shutdowns.
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After five shutdowns, as the police had warned him, he was blocked from large online groups.
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Resolving government shutdowns can take weeks, which typically means weeks of turmoil for stocks as well.
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Shutdowns are not the way to accomplish policy goals -- that's what the legislative process is for.
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The Trump administration took steps to lessen the impact this time, but shutdowns undeniably cause hardship.
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One way to cut stocks of unsold cars is to extend traditional summer assembly plant shutdowns.
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That has given them considerable power to block laws, constrain President Obama and threaten government shutdowns.
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The growth of bipartisan support for approaches to ending the practice of partisan shutdowns is encouraging.
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Contractors have fewer protections than furloughed government employees, who have historically received backpay after shutdowns end.
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"After past shutdowns, contractor employees have generally not received back pay," Smith said in a statement.
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Refinery shutdowns in China also propped up the market as state oil majors cut back exports.
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Shutdowns aren't new: The US government has closed down 20 times over the past four decades.
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Expectations are for zinc to outperform other industrial metals due to tighter supplies caused by shutdowns.
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Instead, the government has been funded via last-minute "grand bargains" designed to avert government shutdowns.
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"In past shutdowns, including the longer shutdown in 2013, those people were paid retroactively," Blakeley said.
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US airlines hammered by the virus and resulting travel shutdowns will receive $50 billion in loans.
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Instead of a one-time blow, the economy could face repeated shutdowns over a prolonged period.
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Trump's businesses appear to have been suffering as a result of coronavirus slowdowns and shutdowns, too.
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India has the world's highest rate of government Internet shutdowns, most of them concentrated in Kashmir.
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Shutdowns in the retail and hospitality businesses may be an early sign of coming job losses.
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" Senator John Cornyn, Republican of Texas, said, "My experience has been that shutdowns don't help anybody.
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One common argument by critics of unionization is that it won't prevent layoffs or studio shutdowns.
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You'd forgive the president for thinking government shutdowns are just the normal way of doing business.
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Ford and GM confirmed the shutdowns; FCA did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
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The idea, obviously, is to keep these pets forever ... not just during statewide shutdowns and quarantine.
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US death toll goes up As the US death toll grows, states are ordering more shutdowns.
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Read: Global virus outbreaks that lead to supplier shutdowns or drops in consumer spending don't count.
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Shutdowns at car plants that were timed to coincide with the deadline also held back growth.
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This suggests a somewhat optimistic outlook for relaxing shutdowns and social distancing sooner rather than later.
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COVID-2628 is leading to rolling shutdowns of commerce across the country and around the world.
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The coronavirus pandemic has resulted in shutdowns and massive losses for retailers, restaurants, and their workers.
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Robotics can reduce labor costs and increase productivity — and prevent a recurrence of future plant shutdowns.
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Local governments in China have extended mandatory factory shutdowns for the Lunar New Year from Jan.
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Layoffs. Shutdowns. Uncertainty. After a decade of prosperity, many hot young companies are facing a reckoning.
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Meanwhile, unverified reports of gas station shutdowns and widespread arrests and violence continue to populate Twitter.
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Nope. The last three government shutdowns have resulted in gains, yes gains, for the broader markets.
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When Ronald Reagan was in office, there were three partial shutdowns in 1981, 13, and 1986.
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During government shutdowns, "essential" workers, including those dealing with public safety and national security, continue working.
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Refinery shutdowns mean there is lower demand for crude, and U.S. stockpiles are likely to rise.
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Analysts said factory shutdowns, employee travel plans, and supply chain issues would all dent Huawei's performance.
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"Internet throttling and internet shutdowns are an extension of traditional forms of censorship," Ms. Taye said.
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The shutdowns, first reported by The Verge, will affect Google's offices in Hong Kong and Taiwan.
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The shutdowns, first reported by The Verge, will affect Google's offices in Hong Kong and Taiwan.
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After previous shutdowns, Congress passed measures to ensure essential and non-essential employees received retroactive pay.
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A new Republican bill that would prevent future shutdowns builds in automatic spending cuts over time.
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Shutdowns harm real people because government is an important force in our lives and our communities.
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In turn, U.S. crude futures fell as the refinery shutdowns could reduce demand for American crude.
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That shutdowns have become so predictable is a reflection of the dysfunction of the Senate itself.
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We shouldn't be heartless and ignore the hardships shutdowns and deferred payments would cause many Americans.
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The supplies will arrive in the U.S. as shutdowns and closures ramp up across the country.
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We have no Yellow Vests in Italy, no Brexit-like psychodrama, no shutdowns and no walls.
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The shutdowns involve time for maintenance and do not require layoffs, Potash said in a statement.
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Walmart was accused of using its pay announcement as a shield to cover up the shutdowns.
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Shutdowns also were possible at two more plants in the path of predicted hurricane-force winds.
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Peugeot's Vauxhall car factory and Jaguar Land Rover also brought forward planned summer shutdowns to April.
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There's a reason the symbol for government shutdowns tends to be trash piling high at public parks.
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Inventories are rising during the seasonal maintenance period for refineries, when shutdowns mean they need less crude.
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Statscan said the auto plant shutdowns were longer and more concentrated in July compared with previous years.
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Unscheduled shutdowns can lead to a build-up of pressure and cause ruptures or leaks, they said.
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Shutdowns cause significant economic and social disruptions, and those who instigate them usually lose favor among voters.
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He told the station that shutdowns can be some of the most dangerous times for oil refineries.
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If there's one thing the internet loves almost as much as shutdowns and awkward moments, it's reunions.
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Patty Murray (Wash.), to develop a fiscal compromise to staunch the exhausting cycle of imminent government shutdowns.
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As a result, these batteries degrade faster than a normal battery and cause unexpected shutdowns to occur.
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During previous shutdowns, Congress stayed in session through evenings and weekends trying to hammer out a deal.
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Because the new iOS required greater energy demands, those using it on older iPhones experienced unexpected shutdowns.
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Shutdowns are non-linear: one that lasts twice as long will incur more than twice the cost.
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It's a gloomy time in media, with frequent announcements of layoffs and shutdowns (it even happened today).
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Export pipeline shutdowns also pressure the price of Canadian crude because barrels get bottle-necked in Alberta.
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"Internet shutdowns must never be allowed to become the new normal," Access Now wrote on its website.
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""As a result, these batteries degrade faster than a normal battery and cause unexpected shutdowns to occur.
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The shutdowns are a stark demonstration of how unprepared many were for the change in privacy law.
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From self-deprecating jokes to spectacular shutdowns, here are some of Miliband's most badass post-election tweets.
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During past shutdowns, contractors have been forced to chalk up this gap in pay as a loss.
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Now, in the wake of several mass shutdowns like ITT's, there are just 2,899 receiving federal aid.
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"This is the less painful way for automakers to cut inventories ... to extend summer shutdowns," said Krebs.
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There were eight shutdowns under his tenure, but they were relatively short, lasting one to three days.
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However, it said the practice is necessary to avoid total device shutdowns on devices with underperforming batteries.
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Shutdowns extended across the coast, including Exxon Mobil Corp's facility in Baytown, the nation's second largest refinery.
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Sharara, which has suffered from repeated shutdowns this year, had been producing 234,000 bpd before it closed.
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Civil unrest has crimped the country's oil production due to repeated shutdowns of oil fields and pipelines.
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The new closures expand the list of 180 shutdowns the embattled U.S. retailer announced earlier this year.
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Government shutdowns are rare, especially when one party controls both chambers of Congress and the White House.
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When there have been government shutdowns in the past, they have affected the majority of the government.
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Shutdowns are mostly brief, but always disruptive, and seem to be getting more frequent under this president.
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Shutdowns are a totally optional part of American government, just like disputes over increasing the debt ceiling.
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This is a real concern that has to be weighed against the costs of frequent government shutdowns.
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In a world where shutdowns are genuinely rare, automatic CR opponents have the better of the argument.
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Certainly, it needs to avoid further government shutdowns and continued wrangling over the budget for fiscal 2018.
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While these shutdowns (or close calls) all carry the blame for Republicans, they also share similar circumstances.
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One trader suggested that persistent delays could prompt producers to bring forward maintenance shutdowns to ease bottlenecks.
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"I don't believe that shutdowns are ever justified -- and I wish this never happened," Maine GOP Sen.
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More than 50,000 refugees and migrants are stranded in Greece as a result of the border shutdowns.
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GOP pollster Ed Goeas said on Wednesday that Republicans always end up getting blamed for government shutdowns.
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But bauxite mines were unexpectedly swept into the shutdowns, creating a domino effect on the supply chain.
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The company, even with shutdowns last year, posted record full-year net profit of 7.98 billion crowns.
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Government shutdowns are among the worst scenarios that can occur as a result of a legislative impasse.
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But John Higgins of Capital Economics points out that those shutdowns were practical — not because of volatility.
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The shutdowns are brutal for an auto industry that had already entered its third year of recession.
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Across the board, however, the coverage of additional costs facing students due to shutdowns has been uneven.
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It assumes the US will step up nationwide efforts to contain the virus, including quarantines and shutdowns.
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Data arrives tomorrow — though it may not fully reflect the impact of the coronavirus and related shutdowns.
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Shutdowns vary in execution, from limited blocks on certain social media sites to putting entire towns offline.
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"It can't be business as usual amid constant protests, riots, shutdowns and escalating social tensions," he wrote.
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The campaign follows a recent series of shutdowns and blockages of certain websites and social media accounts.
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Brief shutdowns have occurred due to hurricanes or the 9/11 terrorist attacks in the United States.
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As fears about the coronavirus mount, so do concerns about possible quarantines, office closures and school shutdowns.
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The VW Group, of which Porsche is a part, and Porsche's stablemate Lamborghini have also announced shutdowns.
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Since the coronavirus pandemic prompted sweeping restaurant shutdowns, Coquin, like many other restaurants, has pivoted to delivery.
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Factories, large industrial parks and banks were declaring shutdowns or finding ways to minimise contact in offices.
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In short: Localize testing, federalize shutdowns and task the Army Corps of Engineers to expand hospital capacity.
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Travel and leisure stocks plunged around 6%, off earlier lows, as shutdowns continue to hammer the sector.
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The coronavirus will accelerate consolidation if not shutdowns of the holding companies, Forrester analyst Jay Pattisall said.
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The constant shutdowns were costing RAMP's dealers a lot of money, so they began leaving in droves.
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But for now, even those companies that are certain to be affected by the shutdowns are rebounding.
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Internet shutdowns are frequently used to clamp down on civil unrest, particularly during protests and national elections.
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The group documented shutdowns in 35 countries last year, a sharp uptick from 25 countries in 2018.
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The manufacturing sector increased by 1.2 percent as key sectors recovered after shutdowns for maintenance and retooling.
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After previous government shutdowns, Congress passed measures to ensure that essential and nonessential employees received retroactive pay.
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Media outlets have rightly taken to calling these events "partial government shutdowns" because all essential services continue.
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The real loser if this shutdown happens — as with all previous shutdowns — will be the American economy.
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Mr. Boltansky looked back at the stock market's performance during all 18 government shutdowns, starting in 1976.
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But even so, the bill does not address future shutdowns, leaving contract workers in a precarious situation.
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Network shutdowns occurred in 15 countries last year, more than double that in 2015, the survey found.
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Blundering into shutdowns is evidence that individual members of both parties have yet to learn the difference.
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With auto sales declining and inventories rising, some companies like General Motors are extending their summer shutdowns.
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The conflict has escalated over months, which has led to violence, major transportation shutdowns, and ongoing unrest.
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In both the 1995-20203 and 2013 shutdowns, Republicans held Congress while Democrats controlled the White House.
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Appropriators reached the deal after months of talks and two short-term spending bills to prevent shutdowns.
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We risk greater cost to taxpayers in the form of bursting pipes, emergency water shutdowns and repairs.
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Officials at both airports are worried about recent power shutdowns due to weather and overload-related blackouts.
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She pointed to reports that past shutdowns ended up costing taxpayers more than keeping the government open.
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They defied government curfews, internet shutdowns and the divisive politics that have kept them apart for years.
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And judging the public reaction to previous shutdowns, the backlash facing the GOP may be short-lived.
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Behind both government shutdowns this year was a policy fight not directly tied to government spending: immigration.
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"The last three government shutdowns cost taxpayers nearly $2900 billion — at least $220006 billion in back pay to furloughed federal workers, and at least $2202 million in other costs associated with the shutdowns, including extra administrative work, lost revenue, and late fees on interest payments," the report found.
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Why it matters: Unlike shutdowns in some previous administrations, the Trump administration was leaving parks open to visitors.
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Two brief government shutdowns recently occurred due to Congress' inability to pass appropriations bills in a timely way.
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Boeing already has the people and the expertise, it pays better, and it isn't susceptible to government shutdowns.
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During past shutdowns, contractors have been forced to simply chalk up this gap in pay as a loss.
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Sri Lanka's moves against press outlets have been widely condemned, but the social media shutdowns are less controversial.
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But unlike past government shutdowns, Congress is treating this like a normal standoff rather than a national crisis.
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They also learned not to trust that its products would stick around: there are other service shutdowns coming.
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Similar strings of text or dodgy web links have caused shutdowns in iOS in both 2015 and 2016.
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The list of shutdowns includes such absurdities as the Women's Educational Equity Act, the Pennsylvania Avenue Development Corp.
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Some of these shutdowns can occur under normal conditions in order for the iPhone to protect its electronics.
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Under Democratic President Bill Clinton, there were two shutdowns, including the longest on record: 2400 days in 224.
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"RWE should take a tough stance in the pending negotiations over power plant shutdowns," he said on Wednesday.
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That absolutely makes the phone more useable — it apparently helps stop random shutdowns, which are a major pain.
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The 2011 Fukushima meltdown led to shutdowns of all of Japan's nuclear reactors, depressing the radioactive metal's price.
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Here's what we know about government shutdowns from the history of them over the past two decades: 1.
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Berlin's relative affordability has meant that it's witnessing fewer gallery shutdowns than cities like New York and London.
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MORE used his time to sharply question Mulvaney on his past votes on defense spending and government shutdowns.
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EDF faced extended unplanned outages and long maintenance shutdowns last year at many of its 21 French reactors.
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The Chevron-operated Gorgon LNG plant has suffered several shutdowns since it first began producing gas in October.
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In the 1970s and 1980s, there were 14 shutdowns, some partial and most lasting only a few days.
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The capacity shutdowns will include facilities in its flagship plant in Shanghai and branches outside of the city.
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Bottom line: There is no compelling historical evidence that the markets react positively or negatively to government shutdowns.
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Both President Clinton and President Obama didn't take nearly as much damage as Congress did during previous shutdowns.
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Border shutdowns further north have blocked the 'Balkans corridor', leaving tens of thousands of migrants trapped in Greece.
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The judge said the partnership endured prolonged facility shutdowns due to permitting problems and environmental contamination, for example.
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A long, protracted shutdown will make future shutdowns a third rail that no one will want to touch.
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These headwinds could be behind some of the apparent aberrations in economic policy, culminating in the border shutdowns.
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I have co-sponsored the End Government Shutdowns Act, which would prevent this senseless situation from happening again.
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Output is already wavering due to problems linked to long shutdowns and a lack of maintenance and investment.
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They ensure that no matter how inconsequential "shutdowns" really are, they are perceived by the public as dire.
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Ms. Townsend has been using Metro for five years and is used to regular delays and station shutdowns.
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N> embark on extended summer shutdowns to deal will slower sales, which have led to an inventory bloat.
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Hurricane Harvey caused toxic air emissions to spew from refineries in Texas that were forced into emergency shutdowns.
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Political battles over shutdowns are won and lost by whom the public perceives is unreasonable and at fault.
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The reason this is happening is simple: Petrochemical plant shutdowns are a major cause of abnormal emission events.
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The federal government remains shuttered in the midst of one of the longest shutdowns in the modern era.
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Restarts are one of the most dangerous times for refinery workers, so operators keep shutdowns to a minimum.
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Social media shutdowns Cutting people off social media is both easier and more complicated than a full shutdown.
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So far, in the absence of government-mandated shutdowns, private entities in Britain have taken up the slack.
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In some cases, W.H.O. officials learned of travel shutdowns only after they happened, from reports in the media.
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In corporate news, airlines continue to be crushed by falling demand amid the outbreak and associated border shutdowns.
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Below are quotes I think speak to this time of coronavirus shutdowns and of health and economic fears.
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And energy providers are warning customers about pre-emptive power shutdowns when the risk of fire is high.
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History shows the public doesn't usually hold long grudges over shutdowns (this is the third shutdown this year).
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Elliott B. JacobsonScarsdale, N.Y.The writer was a federal employee, an assistant United States attorney, during several government shutdowns.
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If anything, government shutdowns cost taxpayers money in efficiencies and the cost of closing down and restarting programs.
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"It can't be business as usual amid constant protests, riots, shutdowns and escalating social tensions," Mr. Klarman wrote.
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Government-imposed shutdowns, like those announced by France and Spain this weekend, do come with some worker protections.
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On a more local level, shutdowns are essentially what happens in many cities and states after natural disasters.
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Both companies, which are in the midst of a merger, said the shutdowns will be through March 27.
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Bill Gates said the US missed its chance to contain COVID-19 without mandatory shutdowns, according to CNBC.
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According to Amoroso, the most significant question for the Street is how long will the economic shutdowns last.
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One of the shortest shutdowns in U.S. government history is over, and Congress has reached a budget deal.
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Bloomberg reported Thursday that the company will halt production for 10 days beginning Tuesday, with further shutdowns possible.
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This is being done through the use of disinformation, internet shutdowns, arrests and the blocking of political information.
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Fuel supplies necessary to keep the drilling rigs going may also fall short because of the refinery shutdowns.
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Employee representatives hold half of ThyssenKrupp's supervisory board seats, and may resist any job cuts or plant shutdowns.
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For the first time this month, district officials canceled several events in anticipation of protests and transportation shutdowns.
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Most significantly, the blame for the shutdowns has invariably been laid at the feet of Republicans in Congress.
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Woodhams added that since the biggest correlating factor linking shutdowns in 2019 was major protests and national elections.
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In 2019, 40% more countries cut communications than did in 2018 — and many of the shutdowns lasted longer.
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Some shutdowns are total internet blackouts, but in other cases, governments block certain apps and websites like Facebook.
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During government shutdowns, employees in all three branches of government are vulnerable to furlough, or temporary unpaid leave.
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Zinc prices have nearly doubled since January 2016 due to a shortage tied to mine closures and shutdowns.
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Since then, Washington has resorted to over 180 continuing resolutions and 19 government shutdowns, including one last month.
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But unlike their peers around the world, regular shutdowns meant they learned to never take it for granted.
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In addition to creating vulnerabilities, shutdowns demoralize the talented corps of cyber professionals who work for federal agencies.
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If inventories are still high, car companies may be forced to extend the industry's usual summer plant shutdowns.
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India has since restored limited internet connectivity, ending one of the world's longest such shutdowns in a democracy.
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Deliberate internet shutdowns cost the global economy more than $22.3 billion last year, according to a new report.
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"With that in mind, it is likely that internet shutdowns will continue to rise in frequency in 2020."
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The country tops the world in the number of internet shutdowns, with 134 last year, according to SFLC.
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And although in the past two shutdowns that was somewhat up for debate, it isn't this time around.
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Despite arguably kicking off the trend of internet shutdowns, Beijing is not a frequent offender in this regard.
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Analysts pegged oil companies' pre-tax profit loss at $45-$50 million a day during the wildfire shutdowns.
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That can lead to slowdowns and occasional shutdowns, often without any clarity to the user about what's happening.
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"Policy issues have really been the drivers of shutdowns and disagreements rather than actual funding issues," she added.
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Shutdowns, once reserved for dramatic standoffs and last resorts, are now becoming a normal way the Senate negotiates.
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LyondellBasell also initiated shutdowns at four of its chemicals and plastics manufacturing facilities in the region on Thursday.
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The plant has grappled with 40 safety and operational events and unit shutdowns in the past five years.
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Inventories are rising ahead of the seasonal maintenance period for refineries, when shutdowns mean they need less crude.
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"Most people who have initiated shutdowns find it's a hard negotiating position to be working from," he said.
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During past shutdowns, contractors have been forced to simply chalk up this lack of pay as a loss.
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Under Democratic President Bill Clinton, there were two shutdowns, including the longest on record: 21 days in 1996.
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Given the abrupt personal and economic disruption shutdowns cause, they may actually hurt the cause of small government.
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But keeping offices open is a departure from previous shutdowns, and employees are unsure of what to expect.
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Kamala Harris (D-CA) Tuesday, and she has a clear message for all lawmakers: No more shutdowns, please.
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Do you think there needs to be some kind of policy that prevents shutdowns from happening at all?
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The U.S. Congress faced a midnight deadline to come up with funding legislation to avoid federal agency shutdowns.
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Over the past month, several biofuel plants announced shutdowns or production cutbacks, including the largest U.S. ethanol producer POET.
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Here's how the partial government shutdown, which enters Day 14 today, compares to past government shutdowns and funding lapses.
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But it also could raise the risk of confidence-rattling government inaction — government shutdowns, debt ceiling fights, and more.
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Last week, a source close to Rusal warned of "catastrophic" shutdowns at the company if sanctions remained in place.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell on Tuesday said he'd be open to considering something that would deter future shutdowns.
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For the second quarter, Stora forecast a flat or lower profit than the first quarter due to maintenance shutdowns.
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But the actual cause of the shutdowns had remained a mystery — until the statement appeared on the Chinese site.
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The bill also mandates that employees in the same situation in possible future shutdowns will also get back pay.
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In the past, Congress had approved back pay after shutdowns ended, but workers had no guarantee this would happen.
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In addition to production shutdowns, a Tesla sales employee announced its stores in mainland China would be closed temporarily.
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A port source told Reuters that oil-well shutdowns had reduced Amenam's daily production and led to force majeure.
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Extremist groups often circumvent shutdowns by using VPNs, according to BuzzFeed News, and continue to post the false news.
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The company had revealed that as its phones' batteries age, their software's performance slows intentionally to prevent unexpected shutdowns.
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During the two previous extended shutdowns, approval ratings for the incumbent presidents both fell, but they rebounded relatively quickly.
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Government shutdowns are costly and embarrassing; on the Senate floor during the vote there were a lot of smiles.
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The downturn has led to cuts in production or temporary plant shutdowns with some automakers taking more drastic measures.
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Many people are fed up with the widespread shortages of basic goods and medical supplies, factory shutdowns and blackouts.
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As the ultimate manifestation of America's political dysfunction, shutdowns represent a lack of mutual comprehension as well as goals.
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The company warned in December that maintenance shutdowns at its main plants could burden results in the new year.
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Well, it turns out a lot of users who don't have batteries from those batches are experiencing shutdowns too.
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The rate of startups among manufacturers has hovered well below shutdowns - at 19903 percent versus 5.5 percent in 2014.
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Around 420,000 federal employees are working on the expectation they'll receive back-pay, as they have during previous shutdowns.
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The Republican-controlled Congress had closed the nation's 81-year-old Export-Import Bank and was threatening government shutdowns.
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But random shutdowns don't always count as defective — Apple only considers it if your phone isn't holding enough charge.
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Papua New Guinea's proposed Facebook ban, as Micek notes, does appear different from other internet shutdowns or blocking efforts.
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In terms of ideas for not having more shutdowns, I know Congress is actually looking at some of those.
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Democrats objected to border wall funding and the breakdown led to record-long, partial government shutdowns until Trump relented.
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There are couple reasons why Congress is holding off on a compromise: Republicans know government shutdowns are very unpopular.
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Other gadgets can reduce the need for shutdowns, which are sometimes necessary for safe inspection of equipment by humans.
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The shutdowns affect international as well as domestic fuel supplies because the United States ships exports from the region.
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The strategic oilfield has been the target of numerous shutdowns by both protesters and armed groups in recent years.
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The US has seen several shutdowns in the last couple of decades and by now the script is familiar.
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Warner, a Virginia Democrat, said reopening the government ahead of border security negotiations was important for preventing future shutdowns.
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With very few exceptions, voters have simply not moved to punish anyone for any shutdowns in the modern era.
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The Ronald Reagan and George H.W. Bush-era shutdowns were mostly brief, never lasting more than a few days.
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Full recovery could take years because of shutdowns by disgruntled workers, political rivalry and attacks by Islamic State militants.
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The IRS's document for non-filing season shutdowns states that only about 21625 percent of employees would continue working.
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Not surprisingly, the police unions did not take kindly to these songs, and they threatened concert shutdowns and arrests.
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They want to reform the budget process, arguing that proposed changes could help avoid future government shutdowns (The Hill).
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That's what happens repeatedly: in the Vietnam War, government shutdowns and in the irrational swings of the stock market.
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Both Portman and Warner are pushing to include a provision to end future shutdowns in any final funding deal.
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Beyond Warner and Portman, lawmakers in both parties have introduced a variety of proposals to prevent future shutdowns. Rep.
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Whether on lynching, or on background checks, or on government shutdowns, why do we face these defects in representation?
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The longest shutdowns have been during the tenure of Democrats serving in the White House — Carter, Clinton and Obama.
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Shutdowns — even when they're brief — have become a repeated spectacle in the Trump administration amid fights over immigration funding.
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Nearby counties have experienced partial county government shutdowns or a loss of services as a result of decreased funding.
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The Human Rights Council's principled stance is a crucial step in telling the world that shutdowns need to stop.
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Disturbing trend This episode highlights a disturbing trend of governments using Internet shutdowns for political purposes, according to Owono.
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The aim is to stop unexpected shutdowns of older iPhones and keep them running to the best possible standard.
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The effects of shutdowns go beyond demoralizing present-day federal employees to deterring the next generation from succeeding them.
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Thornberry said he shares Trump's frustration with the legislative branch but said shutdowns are not good for the country.
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Statscan said the manufacturing sector increased by 1.2 percent as key segments recovered after shutdowns for maintenance and retooling.
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Britain's economy grew more than expected in May, helped by a rebound in car production after Brexit-related shutdowns.
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Republicans control all levers of government Government shutdowns have one proven effect -- they make people pay attention to Washington.
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So far, the President has not seemed to be moved by the traditional leverage points that occur during shutdowns.
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" Responding to a request for comment about the shutdowns, Energy Mutodi, Zimbabwe's deputy information minister, said they were "necessary.
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It would prevent shutdowns by maintaining existing funding levels in the event of a failure to enact spending legislation.
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FRANKFURT — For most of the last century the auto industry has been known more for shutdowns than start-ups.
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Ford, General Motors and Fiat Chrysler had agreed to "rotating partial shutdowns" of their factories, according to the UAW.
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More deaths reported nationwide The US death toll has grown to 193 people, and states are ordering more shutdowns.
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Across the US, hotel companies are facing unprecedented occupancy declines and shutdowns as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.
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The government-mandated shutdowns and severly reduced business due to the pandemic has begun to cripple the restaurant industry.
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The shutdowns ahead of the storm took more than 120,000 barrels of oil per day of Chevron's production offline.
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He also urged action to avert government shutdowns and to provide relief for regions hit by hurricanes and wildfires.
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"This exceeds the bandwidth of Capitol Hill," said Mr. Israel, who helped devise partisan talking points for past shutdowns.
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But as many as 240,000 people are still predicted to die, even with shutdowns and stay-at-home orders.
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Officials also enacted other party-stopping measures, implementing a curfew and early nightly shutdowns of stores, bars, and restaurants.
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Perhaps two unprecedented factors are the social distancing and business shutdowns that the coronavirus is forcing on cities worldwide.
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Consumers are woefully unaware that 3G networks are disappearing, leaving them vulnerable to the effects network shutdowns could have.
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Friday's decision was made at a meeting of the Professional Football League (LFP) following widespread shutdowns ordered across France.
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It also said it expected to qualify for the UK government's scheme for supporting businesses through the coronavirus shutdowns.
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Local Brazilian authorities are trying to restrict travel to combat the virus, even as President Jair Bolsonaro opposed shutdowns.
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Andrew Cuomo announced that due to the service industry shutdowns, restaurants and bars could start selling alcohol to-go.
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Internet shutdowns made headlines recently during India's communications blackout in Kashmir but they have already become commonplace in Africa.
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Ford and Toyota announced additional plant shutdowns and production suspensions at the COVID-19 coronavirus outbreak sweeps the globe.
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Other countries—wealthy countries, developed countries, stable countries, democratic countries—have also used shutdowns to contain the virus's spread.
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Seoul's city government began in May to enforce mandatory lights out and computer shutdowns on Fridays at 7 p.m.
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Coronavirus has infected over 17,000 people, eliciting travel bans, shopping center shutdowns, temporary work halts, and other preventative measures.
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The countries hardest hit by the economic cost of internet shutdowns in 2019 were Iraq, Sudan, India, and Venezuela.
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India imposed 4,196 hours of internet shutdowns in specific regions around the country, and suffered $1.3 billion in losses.
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According to the report the cost of internet shutdowns has shot up by 235% in the last three years.
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In the past, markets have paid little mind to shutdowns, of which there have been a dozen since 1981.
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In the zero-sum world of Trump, he is ahead 1-0 on Democrats when it comes to shutdowns.
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She expressed concerns about dysfunction in Washington and lawmakers' inability to pass long-term budgets or avoid government shutdowns.
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Gulf Coast refineries have been using more crude as they resumed operations after weeks of shutdowns following Hurricane Harvey.
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In recent years, government shutdowns have become so common that markets have either embraced them or shrugged them off.
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And plant shutdowns may be accelerating as nuclear power suffers from competition with inexpensive wind, solar and natural gas.
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India tops the world — by far — in the number of internet shutdowns imposed by local, state and national governments.
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The court also ordered the Indian government to make public all orders on internet shutdowns, which it frequently deploys.
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Gore, from the "birther" movement to repeated government shutdowns to the current climate of partisan and inter-branch stalemate.
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Netblocks had previously tracked internet shutdowns in the midst of protests that disrupted the city in November and December.
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Such shutdowns are part of a growing trend: Authoritarian regimes are learning from each other how to weaponize technologies.
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Just as Republicans would soon learn to avoid government shutdowns, Democrats learned to avoid bills that anger gun owners.
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Before we set up Netblocks, there were efforts to track internet shutdowns by hand or using various data sources.
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Further retail shutdowns are expected to pile up and may reach 12,000 by the end of 2019, Coresight predicts.
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James Armstrong of Armstrong Investment Research said the shutdowns will exacerbate the low supply for an already tight market.
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On the demand side, France has experienced widespread shutdowns at nuclear power plants, boosting Western Europe's appetite for coal.
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It appears lawmakers in both parties would rather avoid more shutdowns after the three-day government stoppage in January.
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Companies began controlled shutdowns along the Texas Gulf Coast before Harvey makes landfall on Friday night or Saturday morning.
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Ultimately, it is our brave and dedicated citizen-warriors who pay the price of continuing resolutions and government shutdowns.
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Banks are anticipating that the requests will only climb as the impact of shutdowns tied to the virus grows.
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Jay LynchUpper St. Clair, Pa. To the Editor: As a former federal employee, I have experienced furloughs and shutdowns.
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"Show real benefits for riders, and you'll build some will to do these more targeted shutdowns," Ms. Slevin said.
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While federal workers have been compensated for their unpaid work and time off after previous shutdowns, it's not guaranteed.
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It also matters because of the violence that often revolves around, or is perhaps even fueled by, web shutdowns.
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The bipartisan deals that did happen came amid cliffs, crises, and shutdowns — they were evidence of dysfunction, not consensus.
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Shutdowns distract from the serious conversations that need to be had about fiscal reform and the size of government.
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Kernan expects other states will follow the lead of South Carolina and California and ask judges to approve broad shutdowns.
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Economic losses from shutdowns in the year to June 2016 totaled $968 million, the most for any country, it said.
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U.S. crude futures, dipped 2.4 percent to $46.72 over concerns that the refinery shutdowns could reduce demand for American crude.
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Widespread reports of frozen machines, unexpected shutdowns, and unresponsive touchscreens were key factors in the downgrade of Consumer Reports rating.
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Good news iPhone 6S owners with battery woes: Apple has finally issued a statement to explain those unexpected battery shutdowns.
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The activists had studied for months how to execute the shutdowns safely, said Afrin Sopariwala, a spokeswoman for the group.
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Motor vehicle sales slumped by 6.7 percent, thanks partly to shutdowns of some assembly plants that cut production of autos.
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He said Thursday that short shutdowns have limited impact on the economy, but there's never been a very long one.
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The OPIC deal followed two agreements negotiated with Congress at the beginning of the year which ended partial government shutdowns.
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Generally, almost everything is cheaper now, cameras are better, and there are fewer environmental failures and fewer shutdowns in heat.
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Tour cancellations and venue shutdowns are now expected to last through the end of April 2020, at the very least.
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At least 34,000 people have been trapped in various parts of Greece from a cascade of border shutdowns further north.
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The utility has faced criticism from state lawmakers including Newsom and Democratic presidential candidates for its handling of the shutdowns.
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With all of its delays, derailments, and shutdowns, it's hard to imagine the New York City subway getting any worse.
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The company also notes that some customers "outside the affected range" of devices have been experiencing unexpected shutdowns as well.
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Because Twitter is an important news source, as well as a popular sounding board, the shutdowns disrupted the global conversation.
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Some health care facilities are looking carefully at their power systems to make their services less vulnerable to sudden shutdowns.
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In turn, these shutdowns just leave older people and those who don't know how to use VPNs in the dark.
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Since then, the conflict has escalated, leading to violent confrontations between protesters and police, major transportation shutdowns, and ongoing unrest.
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What few users those sites accrue flee to so-called "bunker boards" like Endchan and Freech after their inevitable shutdowns.
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" Legislation preventing future shutdowns: "At a minimum, if someone is deemed essential they should be paid while on the job.
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The change was meant to reduce random shutdowns by throttling the phone's CPU, but that also leads to slower performance.
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This makes the budget impasse the second-longest since 1981, when current rules about worker pay during shutdowns were adopted.
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The sketchiest knowledge of recent shutdowns could have told Mr Trump that whoever instigates one rarely gets what he wants.
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The problem with government shutdowns is not just the temporary closure of government labs and the huge waste of money.
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Other states faced similar administrative burdens, like developing computer programs in preparation for potential shutdowns that will not be used.
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The change is meant to reduce random shutdowns by throttling the phone's CPU, but that also leads to slower performance.
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Nation-states periodically attempt to exert greater authority over their own portions of the internet, which can lead to shutdowns.
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The shutdowns are expected to prompt a late-year spike in gasoline bookings from Europe to compensate for output losses.
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While the president knows his audience when he threatens shutdowns, he just doesn't know the difference between marketing and negotiating.
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Charlotte Russe, the clothing store beloved by teens and young adults, is the latest mall store to be facing shutdowns.
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That pattern mirrors shutdowns that the Iraqi government ordered last year, which coincided with final exams for sixth grade students.
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Instead, it will step up calls on the government and parliament to come up with measures to prevent plant shutdowns.
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Since then, only one president — George W. Bush — has made it all the way through his term with no shutdowns.
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I just think that we should get away from doing shutdowns where we have people not working and paying them.
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In Libya, production has been hit by port shutdowns, strikes and protests since the fall of Muammar Gaddafi in 2011.
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If you don't balance these bad options effectively, you'll enter death spirals of cold, illness, declining production, and facility shutdowns.
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"That was fueled by a shortage of electricity with plans for shutdowns over this and the near months," it wrote.
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She said she does not believe a bill to permanently end shutdowns should be part of current border security negotiations.
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Bipartisan efforts to end shutdowns for good are losing momentum due to a lack of consensus over the right strategy.
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Consequently, such shutdowns threatened critical needs of Americans, such as the imperative for Social Security recipients to get their checks.
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"I don't like the idea of shutdowns," Trump said in a Sunday interview with The Daily Caller published earlier Wednesday.
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Air traffic controllers are deemed as essential staff workers and are required to work during shutdowns despite not being paid.
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But, as utilities turn to deliberate power shutdowns to limit future fires, companies in other industries are bracing for impact.
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Additionally, from the technology industry's perspective, there were many examples that showed how government shutdowns jeopardize innovation and economic opportunities.
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"I don't like the idea of shutdowns," Trump said in a Sunday interview with The Daily Caller published earlier Wednesday.
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The price gains have been supported by anticipated demand from U.S. refiners resuming operations after shutdowns due to Hurricane Harvey.
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Rather, the company says it's addressing an issue with devices containing older lithium-ion batteries that results in unexpected shutdowns.
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In the last 85033 years, there have been 21 shutdowns (including the current one), according to the New York Times.
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CNN's Chris Cillizza gives a quick history of government shutdowns -- and explains why this one is set to make history.
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And yet, in the aftermath of government shutdowns, they are the only employees who don't get compensated after the fact.
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The company says it will spend $85033 million to meet demand as Washington's rail system experiences shutdowns for safety repairs.
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In Brazil, WhatsApp faced two previous shutdowns — one last December, and another in May — for not turning over digital information.
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"Shutdowns harm everyone and allow human rights crackdowns to happen in the dark, with impunity," said Access Now's Deji Olukotun.
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He declined to say whether McConnell supported the principle of providing back pay to low-wage contractors affected by shutdowns.
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Rising global prices of metals such as zinc and copper have helped Vedanta fight challenges from mine shutdowns in India.
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Washington (CNN)Inducing government shutdowns is not an effective tactic when it comes to negotiating in Washington, Florida GOP Sen.
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"Government shutdowns place thousands of federal employees and their families in very difficult positions," the legislators said in a statement.
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The French company said the shortage was the result of "exceptional and simultaneous production shutdowns" of raw gas production units.
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Thousands of people have been stranded in Greece since a cascade of border shutdowns in the Balkans started in February.
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When it was turned back on after shutdowns for adjustments and repairs, the amount of carbon captured sometimes even dropped.
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As Vox's Dylan Matthews explains, the first few shutdowns didn't actually cause the federal government to grind to a halt.
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The basic reason: More coal-fired plants face shutdowns in the coming years than nuclear plants absent strong federal intervention.
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Washington (CNN)The current government shutdown is on track to outlast all previous government shutdowns if it extends into Saturday.
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Democratic administrations, which entered shutdowns in the 1990s and 2013, tried to drive home the pain of missing government services.
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A strike would cause chemical makers to quickly run out of storage, resulting in production shutdowns, said spokeswoman Erika Adams.
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Target and McDonald's employees are wielding official letters of approval to show that they are authorized to work during shutdowns.
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More critically, those shutdowns have made it harder to feed low-income students who rely on schools for subsidized meals.
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FBI special agents, like other federal law enforcement personnel, are deemed "essential" and keep working without pay during government shutdowns.
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Writers on the right and center argued that most Americans don't like shutdowns, even for political causes they nominally support.
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He has repeatedly vowed to avoid shutdowns at all costs to try to project a Republican image of government competency.
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In the past, the S.E.C. had managed to keep operating during government shutdowns by shifting around money in its budget.
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As he points out, ordinary citizens who aren't federal employees generally don't tend to see how shutdowns affect them personally.
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But a permanent solution to the borrowing cap could eliminate the kind of legislative brinkmanship that leads to federal shutdowns.
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That would mean challenging the politically powerful auto and coal industries, including unions and companies, that have opposed plant shutdowns.
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Many are looking to San Francisco for signs of what these shutdowns could portend for local economies across the country.
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Around 643,264 customers in the county were without power, either from precautionary shutdowns or from losses caused by heavy winds.
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Even reductions in port capacity or temporary shutdowns tend to lead to panic among the business community and local residents.
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As a result of immediate shutdowns during Harvey, 2 million pounds of extra air pollution was released into the air.
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Liquor stores in New York are considered 'essential' businesses by the state and will remain open during the coronavirus shutdowns
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Local Brazilian authorities are trying to restrict travel to combat the coronavirus outbreak, even as President Jair Bolsonaro opposed shutdowns.
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The company is hoping to snap up some food service workers who have been laid off during government-mandated shutdowns.
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Some counties also experienced programming issues that delayed voter check-ins while others noted machine shutdowns, the Post reported Monday.
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The Fed's interest rate tools are poorly suited to protect the economy from shutdowns in production resulting from disease fears.
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Last week, the concern was that the travel shutdowns and shuttered factories would hurt growth both in China and elsewhere.
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This added up to a total of 18,225 hours, and included social media shutdowns as well as complete internet blackouts.
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Naturally the shutdowns hugely disrupt people&aposs daily lives, and Top 10 VPN put a cash figure on this disruption.
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Four countries lost over $1 billion to shutdowns:Iraq imposed 1503 hours of internet shutdowns, and suffered $2.3 billion in losses.
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Both unexpected shutdowns were on the newest Airbus wide-body jet, the A350, and involved Rolls-Royce Trent XWB engines.
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One of the shutdowns was on a Delta Air Lines flight from Detroit to Seoul, South Korea, on January 21.
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ACEA said contingency planning by its members included a temporary production shutdowns and scouting for warehouse space to stockpile parts.
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When told about Cruz's comments earlier on government shutdowns, Collins paused in her response and appeared to be in disbelief.
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Kashmir has been offline since August, and India is by far the world's leader in the number of internet shutdowns.
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Along the way, MacDonough has played pivotal roles helping senators navigate vicious debates over taxes, government shutdowns and health care.
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But these explanations often mask the real motivation, said Berhan Taye, who leads research into internet shutdowns at Access Now.
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Sujauddin Shekh, a college teacher in Murshidabad, said the shutdowns have left many people unable to know what's going on.
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Research published Tuesday by internet research firm Top22019VPN analyzed the economic impact of internet shutdowns around the world throughout 2019.
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Researchers noted that there were more shutdowns in 22020 than ever before, with the total cost surging 235% from 2016.
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Additionally, the court ordered India&aposs government to make public its orders on internet shutdowns, which the government deploys often.
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Equity investors have taken such incidents in stride, and their reactions have been largely muted during the past three shutdowns.
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Cardi previously used her platform to draw attention to government shutdowns, healthcare, and the importance of raising the minimum wage.
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This commonly accepted wisdom about rechargeable batteries still doesn't explain sudden shutdowns, rapid drains and inaccurate battery life meter reports.
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That division made the debate over who would be blamed a toss-up in the days leading into the shutdowns.
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In 2018, there were 196 internet shutdowns globally -- mainly in Asia, Africa and the Middle East -- according to Access Now.
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Ford said each of the plant shutdowns are to align production with demand and to meet year-end inventory targets.
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Our federal budget is constantly kicked down the road, careening from crisis to crisis, and the threat of government shutdowns.
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Demand for government work, even temporary, has generally been strong in this country even in the wake of government shutdowns.
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As we've seen this year, trillion-dollar omnibus bills and weekend shutdowns reflect the modus operandi of the modern Congress.
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The automaker has worked to reduce its volume of excess inventory, including through significant production shutdowns in the third quarter.
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Auto plants in Canada, which usually cut production in July for retooling, had atypical planned shutdowns in August, Statscan said.
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The ongoing will-they-won't-they dynamic surrounding government shutdowns is a relatively recent one that began in the 1980s.
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As Vox's Dylan Matthews has explained, the first few shutdowns didn't actually mean the federal government ground to a halt.
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Local Brazilian authorities are trying to restrict travel to combat the coronavirus outbreak, even as President Jair Bolsonaro opposed shutdowns.
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"I've said repeatedly throughout this process that government shutdowns are a bad idea," said Senator Rob Portman, Republican of Ohio.
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An avid supporter of government shutdowns when he was a Republican congressman from South Carolina, Mr. Mulvaney caused considerable tension.
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The company released an update to stop those unexpected shutdowns, which also means the phones work a little more slowly.
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Air traffic control, federal prisons, and Social Security and other benefit payments also generally keep functioning as normal during shutdowns.
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The politics of government shutdowns are tricky, especially for Democrats, who want to portray themselves as the responsible governing party.
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Sure, your local rag's website will cover new restaurants, city ordinance controversies, bands coming to town, and major construction shutdowns.
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Profits were buoyed by the reversal of a writedown, as well as higher sales, margins and throughput after 2016 refinery shutdowns.
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Zinc prices touched their highest level in 15 months as fresh shutdowns in China's steel sector added to mine supply concerns.
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By automating the passage of stopgap funding measures using what's known as an "automatic continuing resolution," lawmakers could prevent shutdowns forever.
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Lockheed added language regarding "the impact of government shutdowns" to its list of factors that may affect any forward-looking statements.
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We've had shutdowns before, albeit for not such a long period as we've been thus far, but put in the perspective.
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Besides Kashmir, where shutdowns have sometimes lasted weeks, internet clampdowns have also hit Gujarat, Haryana, Bihar, Rajasthan, Maharashtra and Uttar Pradesh.
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Along with Iraq, India had the most internet shutdowns in the world last year, according to the U.S.-based Brookings Institution.
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Shutdowns are rare occurrences because exchanges typically have back-up systems that quickly come online when there is a technical failure.
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The 2011 Fukushima meltdown led to shutdowns of all of Japan's nuclear reactors, sending uranium prices into a five-year slump.
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The goal, they've stated, is to prevent random device shutdowns as time goes on and the battery's output starts to wane.
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Other shutdowns include Nexen Energy's Long Lake facility, Suncor Energy's base plant operations, a Syncrude project and Conoco Phillips' Surmont project.
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Brush fires that ignited north of Los Angeles overnight and Tuesday have forced production shutdowns on CBS' S.W.A.T. and HBO's Westworld.
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Traders are closely monitoring near-term cash and wholesale pork prices in response to weather-related shutdowns at some packing plants.
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Hundreds of millions of chickens in China are at risk of being wiped out as the shutdowns have hit supply chains.
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Despite holding majorities in both bodies of Congress, Republicans have historically required major swaths of Democratic votes to avoid government shutdowns.
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Exposed pubic hair, period stains, a belfie, and even a nude sketch have also resulted in account shutdowns or flagged posts.
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That followed a spate of in-flight shutdowns or rejected take-offs that one source said began happening 10 days ago.
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The world's largest democracy, India, is the worst offender, with almost 60 shutdowns in 2018 alone, according to monitor Access Now.
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Since then, America's government has suffered three prolonged shutdowns, and is therefore looking a bit less exceptional than it once did.
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Rather, the likes of Toyota, BMW and Jaguar Land Rover have rescheduled planned maintenance shutdowns for the weeks after Brexit day.
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The moves will idle about 13,000 Ford hourly workers for the duration of those shutdowns, as Ford deals with slowing sales.
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That would serve his interest in being reelected, but also serve the American people's strong interest in avoiding future government shutdowns.
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According to data from the Congressional Research Service (CRS) , seven shutdowns in the past four decades lasted more than 10 days.
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Zinc prices are still nearly double the levels seen in January 2016 due to deficits arising from mine closures and shutdowns.
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Budget impasses have caused partial government shutdowns in New Jersey and in Maine, leading to the suspension of many nonessential services.
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But the polls and the history of shutdowns suggest Democrats have a better political position and will stick to their guns.
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Previous waves of violence in 2008 and 2010 fizzled out after a year or so as local people tired of shutdowns.
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Shutdowns needlessly hurt government employees, but don't cause broader economic calamity and are generally treated as an acceptable cost of negotiating.
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In May, Sears Holdings quietly added at least 30 additional locations to the shutdowns announced at the beginning of the year.
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Comedy clubs have not yet been subject to the unexpected shutdowns and intimidation seen at concerts for rappers and alternative musicians.
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Inventories have dropped in the past two weeks as Gulf Coast refineries restart after weeks of shutdowns due to Hurricane Harvey.
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As the clock ticks toward the next possible government shutdown in two weeks, it is time to stop future shutdowns forever.
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The agency is rolling out a massive, yearlong rehabilitation plan that is expected to involve partial shutdowns and major service disruptions.
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In government shutdowns, active-duty troops continue to work without pay unless Congress passes separate legislation allowing them to get paid.
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Congress in the past has acted to pay those employees as part of deals to reopen the government after previous shutdowns.
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Even still, Musk and Ahuja said in today's letter that more shutdowns of production will be required to reach that target.
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Kurt Schrader, an Oregon Democrat, introduced a bill in 2017 that would automatically dock members' pay during government shutdowns, and Rep.
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Such personnel and their activities across agencies should be considered "essential" so they will not be affected by future government shutdowns.
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Earnings of steel and coal firms, for example, have benefited from government-orchestrated shutdowns of older, more inefficient plants and mines.
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The letter cites a recent United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) resolution against shutdowns, and stresses the economic damage being caused.
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Fertilizer production typically peaks in winter to build stocks for spring farming, so plant maintenance-related shutdowns are common in summer.
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This is in keeping with a massive uptick in internet shutdowns — both mobile and full access — in India in recent years.
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" Throughout her career, Collins has consistently opposed shutting down the government to extract concessions, calling shutdowns the "ultimate failure to govern.
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The frequency, as well as the partisan intensity behind the shutdowns, lines up with the divide separating Americans along ideological extremes.
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For now, it's giving Vidpresso a much more dignified end than the sudden shutdowns some tech giants impose on their acquisitions.
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The shutdowns are expected to prompt a late-year spike in gasoline bookings from Europe to compensate for the production losses.
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Metro's ambitious maintenance and repair effort involves continuous single-tracking on some segments of the subway and partial shutdowns in others.
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Shutdowns could likely do more harm than good, since there's little evidence that children are a major source of the spread.
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If Italy is seen to have acted too late, that may prompt other countries to impose their own dramatic shutdowns earlier.
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The outage drew concern from investors and financial institutions in Canada and around the globe because such shutdowns are relatively rare.
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Environmental groups have pointed out that shutdowns have traditionally been hard on local ecosystems, leading to trash pileups and visitor misbehavior.
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Congress's emergency coronavirus bill would provide colleges and universities with about $14 billion to weather shutdowns and move to distance learning.
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Polarization also encouraged politicians to abandon forbearance, beginning with the Gingrich-era government shutdowns and the partisan impeachment of Bill Clinton.
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This amends their previous advisories — which did not call for shutdowns — in the wake of heightened measures to stop the spread.
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Also supporting base metal prices were further virus-linked shutdowns in metal-producing countries, which will lead to lower mine output.
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Shutdowns have led to a migration home, alternative housing and scrappiness among educators to help students remain on track with curriculum.
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Many are looking to San Francisco for signs of what these shutdowns could portend for local economies across the country. —J.
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The northbound lanes of the Pulaski Skyway were also closed after traffic backed up from the Routes 1 and 9 shutdowns.
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The actual number of people who have lost work since the coronavirus shutdowns began is undoubtedly higher than DOL figures show.
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The company, however, said much of its business is operating fully or at close to normal levels in the coronavirus shutdowns.
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Like the rest of the world, I watched most of it from afar: shutdowns, riots, civil unrest, mass unemployment, deepening recession.
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Locals, fearful of impromptu subway shutdowns that can leave them stranded, are also less likely to meet friends or dine out.
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In addition to the heartbreaking impact on federal employees and their families, shutdowns also have a real impact on our economy.
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Whether it's government worker furloughs, held-up mortgage approvals, or shuttered national parks, shutdowns are still an embarrassing sign of dysfunction.
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Many must-pass items, like end-of-year spending bills to prevent government shutdowns, needed Democratic votes in order to pass.
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Congress was forced to pass two funding stopgap measures to prevent shutdowns in the new fiscal year, which began Oct. 85033.
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In mandating back pay for employees in all future shutdowns, Congress took a step to ease the anxiety of federal workers.
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"Whenever there's single platform shutdowns or deplatforming, these clusters of hate evolve and move around, and get smarter," said Miller-Idriss.
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Now consider, there were at least 196 shutdowns in 25 countries in 2018, up from 75 in 24 countries in 2016.
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China's efforts to control the virus had extended the normal factory shutdowns for the New Year festivities to anywhere between Feb.
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With this rule, continuing resolutions and shutdowns will be things of the past, and appropriations will probably be done before summer.
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India was the third worst-hit economy, with Top10VPN tracking more than 100 "highly targeted" shutdowns in the country last year.
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It forced some assembly line shutdowns at U.S. auto companies, like Ford, because their supply chains stretched to Mexico and Canada.
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Without congressional action, the government would run out of money for many programs at midnight on Friday triggering widespread agency shutdowns.
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The overall political environment heading into this shutdown showdown also looks more toxic for Republicans than in the past two shutdowns.
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We've been tracking a lot of extended shutdowns, and they are done for a lot of different reasons around the world.
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According to the Software Freedom Law Center, which tracks internet shutdowns in the country, India tops the world in digital clampdowns.
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In total, the Jammu and Kashmir region has had 180 shutdowns since 2012, accounting for nearly half of the country's suspensions.
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The Congressional Budget Office also found that the shutdowns not only cost taxpayers billions of dollars, but reduced overall economic growth.
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The companies said they relied on generators to keep cell sites running during PG&E's frequent and widespread preventive power shutdowns.
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Ford, Harley Davidson — Legacy auto and transportation stocks took a hit on Thursday as the coronavirus pandemic leads to production shutdowns.
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Gasoline futures jumped following the shutdowns, trading higher by 230.27 percent at $221 a gallon at 2813.67:14 p.m. HK/SIN.
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Planned capital projects, called turnarounds, are a core part of the refining business and help prevent against unexpected shutdowns and accidents.
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The military, air traffic control, federal prisons, and Social Security and other benefit payments generally keep functioning as normal during shutdowns.
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Other countries, such as Egypt, have also used internet shutdowns, and China controls the flow of online information through an extensive firewall.
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However, analysts like Chima worry about the frequency of the shutdowns in India, which have risen sharply since Modi came to power.
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The non-conventional oil extraction sector surged 19 percent as production returned to normal after the wildfire and maintenance shutdowns in April.
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These government shutdowns have been a constant threat for most of 2018, so thankfully I've had some savings to fall back on.
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Repeated shutdowns at the field, Libya's largest, have slashed capacity which was running at a maximum of 280,000 bpd in recent months.
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As aviation enthusiasts, these individuals are aware that airlines routinely, albeit not for government shutdowns, have to swap aircraft for mechanical problems.
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Shutdowns hurt federal workers, rattle markets and shake confidence in the United States abroad, but they have done little lasting economic damage.
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The modern practice dates to the Clinton administration, when a standoff with House Republicans led to a pair of short government shutdowns.
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The accident prompted plant shutdowns in Japan and re-examination of nuclear safety and policies in many other countries, slashing uranium demand.
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Trump's embrace of government shutdowns as a negotiating tactic suggests that the influence of the House Freedom Caucus is greater than ever.
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A 2010 study found that maintenance shutdowns often result in higher exposure to chemicals and risk for those involved in the process.
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More than 41,000 refugees and migrants are stranded in Greece, their plans to travel north blocked by border shutdowns throughout the Balkans.
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The two previous shutdowns were done amid concern that gusty winds could disrupt or knock down power lines and spark devastating wildfires.
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As such, government shutdowns have a particularly devastating effect on federally funded scientific research, as well as the citizens this research serves.
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That, as seasoned crypto traders will tell you, leaves customers open to losses from hacks, shutdowns or other kinds of unexpected issues.
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On Friday state oil company NOC said bad weather had forced shutdowns at the Ras Lanuf, Es Sider, Zueitina and Zawiya terminals.
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"There is more of a risk that the range will drift higher as we get new information from more shutdowns," DeHaan said.
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Further attempts to restrict net and app access in Zimbabwe will likely revive what's become a somewhat ironic cycle for cyber shutdowns.
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Although federal employees have faced three government shutdowns this year, some of them told BuzzFeed News it's hard to prepare for it.
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Whatever tweaks Apple made to its power management system have enabled them to reduce the shutdowns heavily — but not eliminate them entirely.
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It could compensate for shutdowns near Brumadinho by shifting production to the Amazon rainforest, where it has a more modern, safer mine.
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In the recent past government shutdowns have not inflicted a lasting political cost on the party most heavily blamed for such stalemates.
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In the short term, reducing the risk of government shutdowns could help Trump and Republicans by conveying a greater sense of stability.
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Barring an economic meltdown, analysts like David Andrea, a principal at Plante Moran, don't see more complete plant shutdowns in the works.
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"When pressed for more information about what is causing the abrupt shutdowns, the spokesperson said, "We have no information on that yet.
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China's crackdown on pollution has helped boost aluminium prices by 27 percent this year on expectations of widespread capacity shutdowns during winter.
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The company says that, starting last year, it started slowing down older iPhones with lower-capacity batteries, mainly to prevent accidental shutdowns.
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And, if prior shutdowns are any indication, the facility will need even more time to get all its recruits back into class.
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They called to avoid government shutdowns; to raise the debt ceiling; to provide Hurricane Sandy relief; to preserve the Export-Import Bank.
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The bill is titled the Stop Shutdowns Transferring Unnecessary Pain and Inflicting Damage In The Coming Years Act, or simply Stop STUPIDITY.
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It has suffered shutdowns caused by security problems in the past, including raids, kidnappings and blockages by tribesmen and state-paid guards.
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Most recently, he said he thinks government shutdowns are a "great political issue" (a risky assertion, not based in any hard evidence).
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But, but, but... It's worth noting that this kind of brinkmanship is fairly typical until practically the day before the government shutdowns.
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While the country has seen government-mandated shutdowns before, this one has been accompanied by a full month of unrest and killings.
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These past shutdowns were initiated by the opposition party, not the president, but other than that this current shutdown isn't radically different.
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Organizations such as the Night Time Industries Association (NTIA) were created to monitor the shutdowns and help offer or enact new initiatives.
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A bit more context: Government shutdowns, historically speaking, are almost always a very bad thing for the side that gets the blame.
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Most prolific are the channels offering rides to protesters affected by the subway shutdowns that the authorities impose to dampen protest turnout.
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"I think the shutdowns and startups and other exceptional event releases are likely more important (though less dramatic and visible)," Cohan said.
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Schneider is a co-sponsor of the Hold Congress Accountable Act, which would suspend pay for members of congress during shutdowns. Rep.
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Despite the unpopularity of shutdowns, Republicans point out that the party that gets the blame is seldom punished at the ballot box.
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Partial government shutdowns happen because of snafus over the remainder of federal spending that requires annual approval by Congress and the president.
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From 2013, however, shutdowns and fighting linked to a messy conflict that spread across the country brought the sector to its knees.
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"A lot of us live paycheck to paycheck," she said, and though she has been through other shutdowns, this one feels different.
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In the past, government shutdowns have often ended when one party concludes that its political interests are being harmed among swing voters.
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"Shutdowns are a blunt instrument for interrupting the spread of disinformation online," Washington-based Freedom House said in a report last year.
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Over the summer, Wiedefeld unveiled a yearlong plan to overhaul the system, requiring some partial shutdowns, continuous single-tracking and reduced service.
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In past shutdowns, Congress has passed legislation to pay back federal employees for the time they were not paid during the shutdown.
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In reality, congressional dysfunction and government shutdowns typically hinder progressives' policy goals, which generally require passing new legislation, while furthering conservative ones.
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If the primary driver of low morale were shutdowns, budget tussles, and sequestration, employee morale would consistently dip across levels of government.
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Today's challenge is that government shutdowns and debt limits have proven to be increasingly ineffective and dangerous ways to motivate a deal.
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This was largely due to downtime for production plants in Europe and North America for normal summer and end-of-year shutdowns.
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Because government can be only as dedicated and competent as the citizens it employs, this may be the highest price of shutdowns.
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Shutdowns are organised far in advance so employee holidays can be scheduled and suppliers can adjust volumes, making them hard to move.
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Shutdowns are organized far in advance so employee holidays can be scheduled and suppliers can adjust volumes, making them hard to move.
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Shutdowns are generally organized far in advance so staff holidays can be scheduled and suppliers adjust volumes, making them hard to move.
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"Throughout the studies I've done even before the shutdowns students often complain that there's trauma associated with crossing the border," she explained.
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Shutdowns can even happen accidentally, such as when one of the undersea fiber-optic cables connecting much of the world is damaged.
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The deadline for the talks is at midnight Friday (2200 GMT), but shutdowns would only start on Sunday, the lobby group said.
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For some reason, despite lockdowns, shutdowns, and a fair few nervous breakdowns, there are still people not taking the coronavirus pandemic seriously.
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A church historian told CNN the shutdowns are unprecedented, the first time in centuries the Eternal City's holy sites have been closed.
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But climate scientists say that adapting to climate change does not require radical shutdowns -- the technology needed to reduce emissions already exists.
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A lot of people we overheard had booked the flight last-minute to try to get home before coronavirus-related shutdowns expanded.
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Many of the shutdowns imposed on US cities and states have been ordered by governors fearful that their hospitals could be overrun.
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Shutdowns have never "been an effective way to pressure the other side into concessions," the longtime political reporter Ron Brownstein tweeted yesterday.
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More than 10,000 migrants and refugees have been stranded in Idomeni since February due to cascade of border shutdowns throughout the Balkans.
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Shutdowns bring the government to a partial stop, though so-called essential personnel keep working, and many services continue to be provided.
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Scaramucci's comments come as officials around the U.S. announce shutdowns of bars, nightclubs and restaurants in efforts to slow the outbreak's spread.
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Andrew Cuomo also called on the administration to further tap the military to help localize testing, federalize shutdowns and expand hospital capacity.
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The shutdowns came as a surprise to readers of the publications, because companies had two years to prepare for the new regulations.
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If widespread economic shutdowns persist through the coming months, we'll likely see a slowing down of rising CO2 numbers in the atmosphere.
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Long-maturity Treasury yields fell on Monday as fears mount that worldwide shutdowns resulting from the coronavirus pandemic could continue for months.
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These are the first shutdowns, but if we don't get the help, and get it fast, this definitely won't be the last.
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Goldman Sachs warned that production caps would fail to offset the severe decline in demand caused by airline shutdowns and travel restrictions.
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"While President Trump threatens shutdowns and stalemates, congressional leaders have done the hard work of finding compromise and consensus," Mr. Schumer said.
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If the supplier shutdowns continue, eventually their automaker customers in countries like Germany and France will be forced to stop production, too.
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South Korea has implemented temporary shutdowns of the country's coal-fired power plants that are more than 30 years old since 2017.
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"It is something that can be used, but it has to be done pretty quickly," she said of rapid-response, temporary shutdowns.
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With growing, government-backed internet shutdowns, their basic access to their users is being cut off in many parts of the country.
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Recessions are pretty rare while stock market volatility, government shutdowns, and pessimistic surveys from business leaders are a fair bit more common.
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Iran and Sudan are just two of the countries where human rights abuses, including killings of protesters, were committed during major shutdowns.
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Toker expects to see more targeted shutdowns this year, partly enabled by 5G technology, which requires the construction of new cell towers.
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"This report reaffirms what I've always said: Federal government shutdowns don't save money, they actually cost taxpayers billions of dollars," said Sen.
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Rather than close entire lines on weekdays, the shutdowns would happen during nights and weekends and be contained to sections of lines.
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As the coronavirus spreads, people across the world are preparing for the possibility of forced quarantines, and shutdowns of businesses and services.
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Government shutdowns cause significant hardships and inconveniences for many Americans and the one that carried on for 35 days was extremely trying.
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Last year, internet service was cut in India 203 times, and so far this year, 93 shutdowns have occurred, according to SFLC.
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The total number of workers hit by the strike includes about 25,000 GM salaried workers affected by the plant shutdowns, it said.
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" At a later event, Comstock described her comments with Trump as "a very civil discussion" and that she doesn't "support government shutdowns.
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According to Access Now, growing awareness of the damage caused by internet shutdowns has led to more frequent challenges in the courts.
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Many of these cases have been brought by individuals, not internet companies, even though they are often the most affected by shutdowns.
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The year 2019 was when internet shutdowns became a mainstream problem -- and the case against them, both economic and political, is undeniable.
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