Mr. Adams offers us a set of three films that have right slashes in their titles, such as "FROST/NIXON," and their crossers (while not films) have slashes as well.
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It slashes the corporate tax rate from 2000% to 210%.
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Joffrey slashes the book with his own new Valyrian steel.
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In a statement to Motherboard, Lime downplayed the fee slashes.
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A series of brutal percussive slashes leads to scorched silence.
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It breaks rates down into three categories and slashes corporate rates.
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This slashes transport, material and manufacturing costs, all driving down costs.
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The clock is ticking before the Trump administration slashes the standards.
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But generic competition slashes prices only when there are many competitors.
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The bill slashes the rate from 28500 to 6900 percent rate.
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As the rumbles turns to screeching brakes, the yellow MetroCard slashes forward.
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But that may not happen if the Trump administration slashes arts funding.
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Trump's budget slashes funding for industrial waste cleanup through the Superfund program.
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It also slashes the budget for disability insurance offered through Social Security.
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Gone are the traces of architectural drawings and the slashes of color.
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Dozens of slashes lacerated his torso, and bullets had shattered his skull.
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The plan slashes tax rates permanently for businesses and temporarily for individuals.
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Reus slashes at the return ball, sending in wide of the goal.
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Another beloved newspaper slashes its staff; another longtime radio program goes silent.
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It also slashes the normal 7 percent transfer tax to 0003 percent.
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His proposed budget slashes USDA funding by 21 percent, to $85033 billion.
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The technology certainly slashes the cost for power transmission in a stadium.
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Congressional Republicans are currently mulling one of the biggest tax slashes in history.
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It typically slashes interest rates by around five percentage points in a recession.
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He slashes Negan's throat with a piece of shattered glass from the ground.
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The Federal Reserve slashes interest rates to encourage businesses and households to spend.
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The proposal slashes the corporate tax rate to 15 percent from 35 percent.
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TrumpCare slashes Medicaid by $880 billion, likely drastically reducing benefits for its recipients.
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He then picks up a nearby samurai sword and slashes the boxing bag.
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Check the flat file for Lester Johnson, whose Figurative Expressionist slashes still wow.
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It slashes the rate corporations have to pay from 35 to 85033 percent.
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He slashes two officers before White House guards are able to subdue him.
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That will come only after the organization slashes through layers of red tape.
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The law slashes the corporate tax rate from 35 percent to 21 percent.
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Trump's budget slashes at those very foundations: education, health care, research and development.
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Further slashes to marketing spending could continue to lower Blue Apron's customer base.
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Slashes of kimchi-infused aioli introduce a hum of heat without softening the crust.
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Although, Watson kissing that mystery man pretty much slashes any chance of Dramione happening.
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They reckon this slashes the time needed to produce the master disc by 60%.
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White House 2018 budget proposal is out, and it slashes the social safety net
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But it also slashes the Office of Enforcement, which punishes polluters, by 23 percent.
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It slashes the cost of drugs from $30,000 a month to $120 per month.
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When the slashes were added all up together, they measured nearly fifty feet long.
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Dutch government slashes highway speed limit to tackle climate change, CNN International reports ICYMI.
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Among other things, it slashes the corporate rate to 21 percent from 35 percent.
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Haven't we had enough recitations about rules with hyphens, periods and slashes in them?
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Even as President Trump calls for bringing back "mental institutions," his budget slashes Medicaid.
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Slashes and euphemisms proliferate in the translated communication between Jesse and the black pyramid.
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Bank of England slashes interest rates in the UK to shore up the economy.
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North of the Cross County Parkway, which slashes through, there is a different feel.
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The bill slashes the corporate income tax rate to 21 percent from 35 percent.
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In the real world, which is what this film is preaching, if he slashes somebody… Coming from the PG-13 world, my impulse is that the slashes he makes aren't as deep, as long, as graphically explicit as they needed to be.
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"Church Destroy Medicine" reads one drawing, the letters created by furious slashes with a pastel.
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While Tesla slashes prices in the face of disaster, in other sectors, prices are climbing.
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It slashes funding for medical research, for physical sciences, and for scholarship and culture generally.
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The trust also slashes the amount of inheritance tax the estate will have to pay.
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The budget also slashes the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families block grants by $15.6 billion.
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The President's preliminary budget slashes domestic spending to pay for a $6900 billion military buildup.
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Good tax reform slashes individual rates so that reductions and loopholes are no longer necessary.
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It's covered with Wakandan text — boxes with slashes inside — and it's sexy but not revealing.
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I am using one now, making weird little loops and slashes to write these words.
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A metal tube, fitted with an LED strip, slashes through each composition to provide illumination.
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Mr. Trump's proposed budget for 2018 slashes funding for the department by nearly 50 percent.
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If Boeing slashes or suspends its dividend, it will send "shock waves" throughout Wall Street.
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Vinegar slashes its way through fat and creamy Maine mussels, an unexpectedly alluring cold antipasto.
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And while the left slashes at the president, the economy is setting records and making history.
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If slashes in funding continue, she said, the group would be unable to do its work.
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He slashes Spencer's stomach open and makes a not-so-clever quip about not having guts.
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The slashes and splashes feel qualitatively different from those employed by expressionist painters past and present.
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It slashes the support offered by the Affordable Care Act's premium tax credits by nearly half.
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The Trump administration's recent budget proposal for fiscal 2019 slashes the LWCF by almost 90 percent.
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It slashes the food stamp, Medicaid and Social Security programs on which so many women depend.
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The draft of the tax plan unveiled on Thursday slashes the corporate tax rate to 218%.
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The kebabs look like tubby, elongated meatballs, inelegant and beautiful, with black slashes and creamy interiors.
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"Trump's Budget Slashes Spending, Leaves Social Security & Medicare Untouched," declared a headline from Fox Business News.
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The firm that slashes costs the most captures the greatest sales and inflicts the greatest injury.
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The painting, a dynamic concatenation of thick black curves and slashes, gripped him with savage intensity.
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There are often slashes in the outer garments that reveal white clothes next to the skin.
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It slashes across the painting like an equator: the line between continents that is always imaginary.
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The bill effectively slashes subsidies that help many low-income people buy insurance, starting in 2020.
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It lavishes attention on every aspect of hard power and slashes away at anything that isn't.
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Disfigured by dark slashes, both images feel all too relevant to the current climate surrounding gender relations.
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When I met with her in San Diego this year, I could see scars from the slashes.
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Solidia claims that its low-clinker concrete slashes CO2 emissions, partly by containing them within the material.
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The budget proposal slashes almost $64 million from the National Weather Service — 6 percent of its budget.
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Few things derail a cookout faster than a dull knife that slips and slashes the chef's hand.
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Khartoum, Sudan (CNN)Slashes to her hands, bite marks embedded in her shoulder, and a broken bed.
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This deal slashes the use of powerful climate-warming gases in refrigerators, air conditioners and related products.
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He promised he would never cut Social Security or Medicaid, but proposed a budget that slashes both.
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Ms. Musgraves's idea of weird, though, is to use slashes of bold color firmly inside the lines.
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The exchange seems pleasant just before Majid slashes his own throat in front of a shocked Georges.
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His song, however, is much more than just a welcome break from the sound of sword slashes.
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He forecast hockey stick growth for the office-sharing company — once its slashes its massive operating expenditure.
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Herbs are stuffed into slashes in the meat, and then the whole thing is boiled in muslin.
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There's too much squirming life in her fiction, slashes of cleansing light for those who seek it.
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He had a team full of players in the center, but slashes a shot over the bar.
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That slashes nearly 20% of the company&aposs headcount, bringing its total employees from 370 to 300.
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"The Republican Trumpcare bill still slashes Medicaid," Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the Democratic leader, said.
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U.A.L. marks down 216 percent from full retail as an opening gambit, then slashes further from there.
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It slashes Medicaid, which has become something that helps middle-class New Yorkers ... and millions of Americans.
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His plan slashes the top income tax rate for high earners from 39.6 percent to 218 percent.
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McIntosh picked up the slack as his frequent slashes to the hoop led to 12 first-half points.
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And after Serena and Bob blow her off, she slashes one of their tires in the parking lot.
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It comes as Twitter slashes costs, including layoffs, amid reports that its own M&A process has stalled.
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Slashes metered into neat rows and columns, this is as close to poetry as the artist ever gets.
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The conceptual artist Andre Tót typed symbolic slashes onto postcards he mailed from Budapest between 1971 and 1978.
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President Donald Trump is happy to boast that he slashes more regulations than any president who preceded him.
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A rushing Gulf wind slashes the banana leaves into ribbons and blows dead camellia blooms across the yard.
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Consumers appreciate that ethanol saves money at the pump, increases octane for better performance and slashes carbon emissions.
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Stevenson said he's excited about Trump's proposed budget for the EPA, which slashes the agency by 31 percent.
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It slashes funds to the State Department and takes a butcher knife to the EPA, going after regulations.
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So the new law, by cutting the federal corporate-tax rate from 35% to 21%, slashes their value.
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The president's 6900 budget slashes Social Security Disability (SSDI) benefits by a staggering $2628 billion over ten years.
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Trump signed a bill on Friday that slashes the corporate tax rate to 227 percent from 274 percent.
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Crucially, ANWR would add revenue to the tax reform package, which slashes taxes for corporations and the wealthy.
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Like the original, the bill slashes Obamacare subsidies, making insurance much more expensive for many individuals and families.
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In the video, no prayers appear to be said as the worker slashes the animal's throat several times.
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Contrary to the misimpression so studiously peddled, Barr has not taken action that effectively slashes Stone's potential sentence.
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The proposal slashes the State Department and aid budget by about $11 billion to $40 billion, he said.
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However, Anton gets the upper hand at one point, and violently slashes into Charlotte, nearly cutting her arm off.
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It slashes the corporate income tax rate to 21 percent from 35 percent and offers tax cuts for individuals.
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It normalizes sexual relationships between people of the same gender and slashes through the heteronormativity inherent in the genre.
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Even as Udacity slashes costs and headcount, it's trying to expand its enterprise business, which has had recent success.
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The Republican bill ends Obamacare's Medicaid expansion and slashes traditional Medicaid funding, with cuts that deepen beginning in 2025.
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Gehry's Guggenheim Bilbao, the instantly iconic art museum formed by sweeping, curvilinear slashes of titanium facade, opened in 1997.
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The budget also slashes spending for U.S. climate research at the Environmental Protection Agency, Energy Department, and other agencies.
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Eating three or more portions of fish per week slashes the risk of bowel cancer, a new study suggests.
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He had 12 points, with six coming on slashes into the lane and six coming on two 3-pointers.
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It's gory and silly and Post Malone can't stop himself from giggling while he slashes people in the head.
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Untitled is a ruthlessly inventive black/death maelstrom punctuated by flashy, wild-eyed slashes of orchestral rock 'n' roll.
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Blockchain lets firms create a transaction architecture that slashes overhead costs, while at the same time providing more security.
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The spat between Trump and Bannon slashes an alliance that helped galvanize the president's Republican base during his election.
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A court assassin and strongman slugs and slashes his way through blood-soaked alleys to prove his empress's innocence.
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On the final two takes, Coltrane ticks the tempo up higher, and slashes boldly without a piano beneath him.
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Instead, Congress passed a penal code that slashes prison sentences for corruption by almost two-thirds in some cases.
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On Saturday, Trump argued the presence of turbines near anyone's home slashes the value of that house in half.
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The new tax law slashes the corporate tax rate to 21 percent from the previous rate of 35 percent.
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He designed angular thrusts suggesting the polyrhythms of bebop and jagged poses resembling the graphic slashes of modern art.
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It's a bill that slashes the resources states are getting now and leaves them responsible for managing the ugly aftermath.
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On the tax side, Mr. Rubio slashes rates on personal and corporate income, and gives bigger breaks to wealthier Americans.
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It effectively doubles graduation rates, and that in turn slashes the probability that the graduate will ever return to poverty.
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The proposal from the Trump administration slashes tax rates for businesses and on overseas corporate profits returned to the country.
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What happens, for instance, if geoengineering shifts wind patterns and slashes the output of a particular country's offshore wind farms?
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It also slashes taxes on "pass-through" businesses disproportionately used by rich people (like Trump) to lower their tax burden.
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These gatherings recur roughly every 18 months, when a total eclipse slashes across Earth's surface at any number of locations.
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Predictability, instead of sweeping revenue-neutral reform, the plan simply slashes tax rates, particularly for high-income households and corporations.
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The protagonists' faces are minimalist and distorted, sometimes with eyes nearly vertical in their heads, and simple slashes for noses.
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Malloy recently proposed a bare-bones budget that slashes tax credits and asks towns to help pay for teacher pensions.
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His budget also slashes the basic living standards that families turn to when times are hard or wages aren't enough.
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It cuts taxes on the wealthy, ends government mandates and slashes entitlements — a dream come true for the ideological right.
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Trumpcare eliminates the mandate, slashes subsidies overall and redirects them to those who don't need them and sharply cuts Medicaid.
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Republicans say their bill, which slashes tax rates for corporations and individuals, will boost job creation and increase business investment.
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Mayer told investors she remains "optimistic" about the future of Yahoo, as it slashes costs and may sell its core business.
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But if the Federal Reserve slashes its funds rate later this year, it won't necessarily be the political gift he wants.
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Instead, the proposed Trump budget slashes funding to FEMA, the Department of Housing and Urban Development, and the National Weather Service.
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If the school slashes tuition by $20,19893, but then eliminates the grant program, families are still paying that $30,000 a year.
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The budget request also slashes Earth Science research, and eliminates NASA's Education program, which funds grants and scholarship programs for students.
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" The plan slashes taxes for businesses and wealthy families, the editorial board wrote, in the "vague hope of propelling economic growth.
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Beauty artists (that's you!) have been known to try some pretty ambitious swoops, slashes, and swipes with our creative eyeliner applications.
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Oct. 31, 2019: Marlboro maker Altria, which owns a third of Juul, slashes the value of its stake in the company.
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Before singing the "Liebestod," the invocation to love-death, Ms. Stemme's Isolde slashes her wrist with a knife, precipitating her death.
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The bill essentially slashes taxes for corporations and the wealthy, while offering mixed, temporary tax relief to working individuals and families.
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The plan permanently slashes the tax rate for corporations while temporarily reducing the tax burden on most, but not all, individuals.
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As the coronavirus slashes oil demand worldwide, one gas station in London, Kentucky, is selling gas for 99 cents a gallon.
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Broadcom typically slashes costs, especially research and development, and the company said it would do exactly that if it acquired Qualcomm.
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It also slashes taxes on "pass-through" businesses disproportionately used by rich people (like President Trump) to lower their tax burden.
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Fortunately, despite our nation's proposed budget slashes, the library remains open, and the annual Reading Is Fundamental mini-challenge went on.
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The GOP tax-reform legislation offers deep, permanent cuts to the nation's corporate tax rate and temporarily slashes individual tax rates.
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It's beautifully shot, with slashes of blood streaking the infinite expanse of snow and ice as the northern lights shimmer above.
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It slashes Medicaid, which has become something that helps middle-class New Yorkers — millions of them, literally — and millions of Americans.
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It took four years and a series of price slashes, but Celine Dion finally sold her 2000-acre Jupiter Island estate.
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Annoying as those things are, they don't compare to a federal budget proposal that slashes support for victims of domestic violence.
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The budget passed by Congress to facilitate President Trump's tax cuts slashes $85033 trillion from Medicaid, Medicare and other health services.
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If she loses, he'll be a member of a powerless minority that stands around and votes "no" while Trump slashes taxes.
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" Currently, the American Health Care Act slashes Medicaid below its pre-Obamacare level through a tool known as a "per-capita cap.
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As she slashes at MIB in her flashback, she kills current Clementine in present day, in front of a very large crowd.
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In "Power Lawd" (2019) from this year, hands strain to reach out of another series of slashes, as if escaping a grave.
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Barbed, distorted guitar slashes tear down white privilege on "Shallow," commodification on "Dead Battery," condo culture on "Glass Shadows," and then some.
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Then, there are more recent icons like Amy Winehouse, who was rarely, if ever, seen without her thick slashes of flicked eyeliner.
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It slashes the corporate rate to 21 percent from 35 percent and temporarily reduces the tax burden for most individuals as well.
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Until I caught a glimpse of myself in the reflective glass of an office building and saw the slashes on either hip.
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Pruitt's analysis effectively slashes that figure to between $1 and $6 per metric ton, according to think tank Resources for the Future.
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President Trump's fiscal year 2018 budget slashes the Federal Emergency Management Agency's (FEMA) Federal Assistance programs by hundreds of millions of dollars.
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Notably, it slashes the corporate rate from 35 percent to 20 percent, but delays the change until 2019, a source told CNBC.
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Trump's Monday morning tweet comes after the House last week passed a tax-reform bill that includes slashes to the corporate rate.
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This Athens-born, Los Angeles-based painter's work often includes monochrome slashes and drips scuffling with waves of smeared or overlapping text.
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The Urus is all angles and slashes, with a steeply sloping roofline and shark-attack vibe that isn't generally seen with utes.
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Though the precise numbers are not yet clear, reports suggest potential slashes of more than 50 percent for humanitarian and refugee programs.
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Small slashes in the velvet reveal multiple floral, plant, and insect motifs underneath; I saw daisy petals, geodes, statues, and African masks.
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Let's take a look at some of the ways veterans — along with our fellow Americans — stand to be harmed by these slashes.
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This action camera got an 8/10 from our reviewers, and a current Cyber Monday deal slashes $130 off the regular price.
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Pruitt faced repeated pressure to defend slashes to programs that enjoy wide support among lawmakers, such as Superfund and air quality grants.
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At 60A, the answer to the clue "Geographical demarcation represented by each of the four slashes in this puzzle" is STATE LINE.
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The plan deeply slashes money for the State Department, foreign aid, the Internal Revenue Service and the National Endowment for the Arts.
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In winter, for example, the green tone, triangular shape, and three slashes of the tokiwa-jyoyo reference pine trees and their thorns.
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And Gibson's music relentlessly slashes at your skull while the silver beetle before you ricochets its way to triumph or, more likely, destruction.
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But his budget cuts Medicaid by $1.49 trillion — about half its expected budget — and slashes Social Security's disability insurance program by $31.4 billion.
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A rule written into bitcoin's underlying code slashes the number of new coins awarded to the miners behind the global supply of bitcoin.
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The White House proposal slashes spending by $4.4 trillion over 10 years, and reduce the deficit by $4.6 trillion in that time period.
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The number of people admitted to the city's hospitals for slashes and stab wounds fell by 65% between 2004-123 and 2016-17.
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The tunnel slashes driving time between Jammu and Srinagar, the winter and summer capitals of the state of Jammu & Kashmir, by two hours.
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Three days later, she was found dead in a motel room in Rockford, Illinois, with self-inflicted slashes on her neck and wrists.
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Three days later, she was found dead in a motel room in Rockford, Illinois, with self-inflicted slashes on her neck and wrists.
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The earthy greens, rich blues and delicate pinks, accented with slashes of red, are sumptuously painted, leading your eye toward everything at once.
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Savage slashes of blood metastasize out into creeping flowers; the final tree, flame-haired against black ground, is exuberantly entwined with green vines.
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That's why there is strong bipartisan opposition to the Trump administration's recent draft budget that slashes Great Lakes protection efforts by 28503 percent.
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It slashes a big chunk of Medicaid The budget proposal calls for cutting more than $800 million from Medicaid over the next decade.
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The bill slashes the corporate tax rate and offers cuts for individuals, stimulus that Republicans argue will boost both business and consumer spending.
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There it goes, fumbling out of your hands and onto the ground as the blade with which you're cutting it slashes your skin.
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Sometimes he pitches language headlong over his line breaks, only to halt it, in the next line, by oddly scattered caesuras and slashes.
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The budget eliminates more than 50 programs and slashes enforcement, science, toxic safety, and the cleanup of the Great Lakes and Chesapeake Bay.
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Embedded with smart sensors, it alerts city workers when it's ready to be emptied, which slashes fuel costs and avoids unnecessary garbage pickups.
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Congress is expected to vote as early as Tuesday on the plan, which slashes the corporate rate to 21 percent from 35 percent.
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The plan, now law, slashes the corporate tax rate from 35 percent to 21 percent and lowered income tax brackets for most payers.
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Its sinuous letters, connected to one another in cursive fashion and sometimes bearing dots and slashes above or below, resembled those of Arabic.
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India slashes rates: India's central bank cut interest rates for the second time in two months on Thursday, just days before crucial election.
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In other words, this hypothetical patient slashes out-of-pocket costs by nearly $90,000 if he keeps up his healthy habits through retirement.
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Pruitt faced repeated pressure to defend slashes to programs that enjoy wide support among lawmakers, such as Superfund and air quality grants. Sen.
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It seems counterintuitive, but going to a park — any park — more than once immediately slashes the price-per-day by a significant amount.
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The rule, written into the cryptocurrency's underlying code, slashes the number of new coins awarded to miners behind global supply of the cryptocurrency.
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"If he loses a face-off, he either crosschecks the guy or slashes him or stares him down," Ducks defenseman Kevin Bieksa said.
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At that time, then-Secretary of State John KerryJohn Forbes KerryOvernight Defense: Pentagon officials estimate coronavirus crisis could last months | Three sailors aboard carrier test positive | Trump slashes Afghan aid Trump administration slashes Afghan aid after Pompeo visit Pompeo makes unannounced trip to Afghanistan MORE brokered an agreement that made Ghani president and Abdullah the specially created position of chief executive officer.
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At that time, then-Secretary of State John KerryJohn Forbes KerryOvernight Defense: Pentagon officials estimate coronavirus crisis could last months | Three sailors aboard carrier test positive | Trump slashes Afghan aid Trump administration slashes Afghan aid after Pompeo visit Pompeo makes unannounced trip to Afghanistan MORE brokered an agreement that made Ghani president and Abdullah the specially created position of chief executive officer.
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Huizar told the station he had been stabbed in the throat once and that Roman had several slashes in his back and his hand.
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Saudi Arabia slashes shipments Meanwhile, OPEC reached an agreement last year to slash production in a bid to put a floor beneath sinking prices.
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Even so, economists expect Latin America's largest economy to emerge from recession in 2017 as inflation eases and the central bank slashes interest rates.
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Wakatabe, however, could propose expanding stimulus if the BOJ slashes its inflation forecasts in a quarterly review of its projections next month, Miyazaki said.
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The budget slashes funding for Medicaid, CHIP (Children's Health Insurance Program), food stamps, and disability insurance, while increasing work requirements for people receiving benefits.
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A three-inch scar, a souvenir from a car crash, slashes down across his forehead and lends him a man-with-a-past air.
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Six senators, including three Republicans, are asking GOP leadership to block a Trump administration rule that slashes funding for a federal drug discount program.
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Fugitive: Orlando Orea -- In New York City, a construction worker brutally slashes a popular young British man to death in a seemingly random encounter.
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The GOP tax plan, which Trump is expected to sign into law soon, slashes the corporate tax rate to 21 percent from 35 percent.
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The package, which slashes the corporate income tax rate to 21 percent from 35 percent, is a major legislative victory for President Donald Trump.
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In January the U.S. Congress passed a budget deal that boosts U.S. government spending, following a December tax package that slashes corporate tax rates.
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The Senate health bill isn't about health care at all—it's a wealth transfer: slashes care to fund tax cuts for the wealthy & corporations.
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For example: You need the double slashes when specifying file paths in Python because a single backslash is often used as an escape character.
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Voyeur 8 Photos View Slide Show ' Night from a railroad car window / is a great, dark, soft thing / broken across with slashes of light.
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The Republican tax bill, which slashes the corporate tax rate to 21 percent from 35 percent, is giving Harley sizable tax savings this year.
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"Huge slashes of aid would mean the U.S. is no longer seeing the government's survival as necessary to protect U.S. interests," Ms. Miller said.
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Its lead actors are the DNA and chemical isotopes in the bones, the slashes and slices that showed his awful prolonged death in battle.
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Inside, on a recent day, Syrian teenagers applied masking tape over the slashes in their tent, left by thieves stealing cellphones in the night.
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Mr. Trump's revised order places a 120-day freeze on all refugee admissions and slashes the overall refugee resettlement number to 50,000, from 110,000.
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If you're a poor kid in Kentucky looking for that college break that will get you somewhere, his budget slashes tuition grants for you.
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Trump's proposed budget for the US Department of Energy slashes funding for research and development in this technology from $200 million to $35 million.
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While Donald Trump acts tough on China, the United States now has some of the world's most generous solar tariffs, as China slashes its own.
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The House bill slashes the top tax rate to 238.5%, while the Senate bill allows these businesses to deduct 103% of their income from tax.
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Not as bad: A future wherein humanity rapidly and immediately slashes carbon emissions today, bringing emissions to zero well before 27 (known as RCP 29).
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This looks to be rather a more solid construction, but the design notes are the same: a focus on natural materials with slashes of metal.
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Amazon again slashes Whole Foods prices, doubles Prime member weekly deals Walmart wasn't the only grocery company to make news in the last 24 hours.
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Four diagonal slashes forming an abstract version of the HP insignia stood proud atop the new Spectre, signaling a company on a mission of renewal.
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Replacing fossil power with efficiency and renewables slashes their emissions and water use, thereby cleaning the air and preserving water supplies in times of drought.
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U.S. President Donald Trump signed off on a $1.5 trillion tax overhaul on Friday, which slashes the corporate rate from 35 percent to 21 percent.
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Fleck's mental health begins to decline after Gotham slashes funding for social services, forcing him to abandon his therapy sessions and making his medications inaccessible.
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The new tax-reform plan, which slashes the corporate tax rate from 35 percent to 20 percent, will send an important message to that effect.
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It's my old head talking, but there's something quite Virgin Games' Disney's Aladdin about how she leaps across gaps and slashes and shoots through enemies.
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"So you see the three slashes on a building, on a business card, in a search engine, and you go, 'That's an address,'" said Jones.
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SLASHES MEDICAID By cutting $880 billion from Medicaid over 10 years, the House bill removes a crucial source of coverage for many women's health services.
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The beloved second-grade teacher was found strangled to death, with slashes to her neck and a garbage bag over her head, according to prosecutors.
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The bill cuts the top individual rate from 2628 percent to 28500 percent and also slashes the corporate tax rate from 6900 to 2628 percent.
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The budget proposal also slashes funding for Amtrak grants in half and calls on states to pitch in operation costs for long-distance Amtrak service.
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It was a confusing scrum of about a dozen people, and one man suffered a broken jaw and deep slashes to his head and back.
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His rage puts people off; his ego, large and splintered, slashes away at any sort of kindness, and any perceived slight is a major insult.
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Mr. Wong's style emphasized the film's animal characters in the foreground, evoking the lush surrounding forest with minimal brushwork, gentle washes and slashes of color.
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In neighboring Spartanburg County, three horses were found with slashes on their hind legs and bellies, the county's environmental enforcement director, Jamie Nelson, told CNN.
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Vanessa, who taught second grade, was found strangled to death with slashes to her neck and a garbage bag over her head, in September 2017.
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The bill cuts the top individual rate from 85033 percent to 37 percent and also slashes the corporate tax rate from 35 to 21 percent.
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When you have a budget that slashes everything from investing in dealing with pandemics worldwide all the way to after-school programming or public education.
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Otherwise he can simply swing away at foes with action-RPG like sword slashes, both weak and strong, and both guard and dodge when needed.
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If black is recessive or negative space, why does the black reduce the painting's yellow peninsula or the slashes of blue to a minor role?
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Republicans currently have 52, and Democrats are almost certainly not going to vote for a budget that slashes money for federal agencies like the EPA.
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And Senate GOP majority leader Mitch McConnell expressed doubts that a budget that slashes the State Department's funding -- as suggested by the White House -- could pass.
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During Amazon's annual Prime Day sale, the retailer slashes Alexa device prices even further — making the Echo Dot a Prime Day bestseller for several years now.
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After Amber slashes Sahil's vision for the wedding, she announces that the guests will be dining on food prepared by Rudy of Rudy's Diner in Manhattan.
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Its model, in large part, depends on dealmaking: 3G buys a slow-growing company like Kraft, slashes excess costs and then moves on to another acquisition.
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Trump's budget proposal also slashes funding for the Energy Department's nuclear office, and although Congress is unlikely to pass that budget, it nonetheless signals federal priorities.
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States may have to pick up the slack since Trump's initial budget plan slashes billions from Price's departments, which have already seen shrinking budgets for years.
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For every H-1B holder worried about what will happen if Trump slashes the program, there's another worker worried about what will happen if he doesn't.
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The bill lowers the top individual tax rate from 39.6 percent to 85033 percent and slashes the corporate tax rate from 35 percent to 21 percent.
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It's his most accomplished one yet, with the sweet romanticism and austere cool of new wave cut through with slashes of emotional, social and political sorrow.
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Mr. Ono, 43, survived slashes to his throat and stomach by the attacker, a former caregiver at the group home, and remains in a hospital nearby.
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And given that the president's proposed budget slashes foreign assistance by more than 30 percent, it is not clear whether the Trump administration is particularly concerned.
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Both will leave you revived, if perhaps not quite ready for a near dessert of fried sticky rice under slashes of mayonnaise infused with orange juice.
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A skater (or goalie) with the ability to sneak in some greasy, undetected slashes, spears and trips without getting penalized is also utilizing a good stick.
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Economists say investment is set to shrink further as President Moon Jae-in's government slashes infrastructure spending and shifts resources towards building stronger social safety nets.
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For one, the budget proposal slashes drug prevention programs across all federal agencies by about 22016 percent — from about $210 billion to more than $22.5 billion.
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The plan reduces to the number of individual tax brackets, cuts the tax rate for the wealthy, slashes taxes for businesses and eliminate most itemized deductions.
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The Trump administration's proposed budget dramatically slashes such spending, which Smith said would negatively affect efforts to ensure that girls around the world get an education.
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The bill slashes $880 billion in federal funding to Medicaid, according to the Congressional Budget office, despite President Trump's campaign promises not to cut the program.
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As consumer goods giant Procter & Gamble slashes its marketing budget, rival Clorox is leaning into — and benefiting from — its digital advertising strategy, CEO Benno Dorer said.
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The bill lowers the top individual tax rate from 85033 percent to 37 percent and slashes the corporate tax rate from 35 percent to 21 percent.
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The German bank booked about half of a restructuring charge it will take as it retreats from trading and slashes 18,000 jobs over the next three years.
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The hope is that the new import tax would help mitigate the big boost to the U.S. budget deficit that's expected if Trump slashes U.S. corporate taxes.
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A $5 million business, for instance, that slashes its way to profitability but has no growth trajectory will never create real value for its founders and investors.
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While some of the ripping on other styles is a little OTT for my taste, this pairs subtle slashes grew on me as the day went on.
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Businessmen also worry about the new American tax law, which slashes the tax on corporate profits from 83% to 28%, below the average Canadian rate of 22010%.
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I thought, here's another old timer grinding out his old abstractions, beige big things with slashes here or there, looking like giant figures but not meant to.
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Frieda deduces that she's the one Carol paid off — so, she visits her cell, and then boldly slashes her own wrist to blame it on the woman.
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His budget slashes funding for everything from arts and research funding to after school programs to Meals on Wheels to food for poor women, infants, and children.
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The bill also allow insurers to charge higher premiums for those in their 50s and early 60s, compared to younger consumers, and slashes federal support for Medicaid.
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Australia Australia's away jerseys are a deep green, with neon yellow and blue slashes across the front of the shirt, an homage to the 2006 team's kits.
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The four slashes are significantly simpler and cheaper to produce, which actually grows into a significant saving when you're shipping tens of millions of machines every year.
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But France's barley harvest is showing reasonable results so far, which could put France in a strong position if drought in northern Europe slashes malting barley supplies.
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Where last year's Spectre x360 had the full "Hewlett-Packard" written out, the new 13-inch model has just four minimalist slashes making up the "HP" wordmark.
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Guitars roil and wind around one another, in blunt slashes that'd make the Ashetons proud, and the vocals blister and unsettle as they sing of desperate murder.
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The White House budget proposal for 2020 slashes State Department and international program spending by 23 percent, risking the continuity of programs like Operation Shield and ILEAs.
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The final bill cuts the top individual rate from 85033 percent to 37 percent and also slashes the corporate tax rate from 35 percent to 21 percent.
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Employees had emailed new WeWork chairman Marcelo Claure earlier on Friday asking him to "prioritize the wellbeing" of cleaning and maintenance staff as the company slashes costs.
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Juul will cut 650 jobs, up from the previously planned 500 jobs, as it slashes nearly $1 billion in costs next year, a company official said Tuesday.
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Smeared over the top is a salsa verde made from fresh parsley and other herbs that were whole about three or four slashes of a knife ago.
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Liberal critics look at the way the BCRA slashes Medicaid and conclude that Republicans simply don't care whether the poor have access to health care or not.
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The musical slashes easily at the homophobia of the original; in this one, when Michael-as-Dorothy comes on to Julie, she is receptive to "her" advances.
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The proposal collapses several individual income tax brackets, slashes the corporate tax rate, targets income held overseas by companies and caps a popular deduction for mortgage interest.
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When a wealthy patient's relative tries to force Alice to perform oral sex, she slashes his genitals with a razor and dispatches him to the emergency room.
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John Kasich before being blocked, slashes funding that provides STD and HIV testing, cancer screenings, domestic violence education and a program to reduce infant mortality, Inskeep said.
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They can be mass-produced, which both slashes costs and dents the idea that each new instrument to be sent into orbit requires a whole new satellite.
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For instance, Reuters has reported on a version of a more detailed budget proposal in circulation that slashes grants to states for lead cleanup by 30 percent.
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Air resistance is nothing, thanks to the assorted spoilers, aero effects, slashes, and sculptural cut-ins that enable the wind to pass through the 812's bodywork.
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But on that day, she checked into a hotel room in Rockford, Illinois, where she was later found dead with self-inflicted slashes on her neck and wrists.
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Buying 24 Tovala meals slashes the price of the oven to $199 and if a customer buys just four meals, Rabie drops $100 off the standard retail price.
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Even among the slashes, however, the torso holds its shape, a resiliency in spite of bodily trauma, referencing the experiences of the Black and immigrant experience in America.
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After Sansa lays out her case for treason, prompting Littlefinger to beg for his life, Arya coldly slashes his throat, leaving him gasping in a pool of blood.
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It is seen as too conservative to pass the House, let alone the Senate, because it dramatically slashes legal immigration and provides only limited help to DACA recipients.
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Moore would go even further than the current GOP plan, which dramatically slashes the corporate tax rate while directing most of its individual tax cuts to the rich.
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Three days later, on May 14, an employee of the Rockford Inn motel found Amy dead in her room with self-inflicted slashes on her wrists and neck.
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For example, he recently called improved battery technology "the holy grail," but Trump's budget slashes RD&D for energy storage by 74% and for renewable energy by 66%.
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On Bandana, their second full-length team up, Gibbs slashes through twisty jazz riffs and creeping soul cuts, making space for unfathomable amounts of syllables among dense arrangements.
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It is certainly possible that we end up with a Republican bill that slashes Medicare and Medicaid spending or repeals parts of Obamacare to finance corporate tax cuts.
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Krug slashes through a fog of shame, determined oblivion and misdirection to unearth her family's role in the Holocaust as well as the stubborn silences in German life.
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Other companies including JetBlue and Waste Management have reacted to the new tax law, which slashes corporate tax rates to 21 percent, by promising to pay out bonuses.
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Trump in late December signed a far-reaching tax package, the largest such overhaul since the 1980s, which slashes the corporate rate from 35 percent to 21 percent.
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Though it features a style reminiscent of a zip tie, it offers much more in the way of security thanks to a steel core which helps prevent slashes.
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Time passes naturally in these worlds as seen through the viewfinder until a virtual shutter slashes a moment from sequence and preserves it outside the reach of time.
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The White House's fiscal year 2019 budget proposal also slashes funding for HUD by $8.8 billion and calls for work requirements for those who receive public housing subsidies.
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The news comes after other companies have made similar announcements, citing the passage of tax legislation that slashes the corporate tax rate to 21 percent from 35 percent.
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The White House on Monday said Obama would veto that measure if it passes because it "underfunds" key Department of Interior programs and slashes the EPA's operating budget.
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The pact gives Cuomo's budget director authority to plan spending cuts if the federal government slashes more than $850 million of funding to New York this fiscal year.
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With a ferocious calm, Ms. Lafferty slashes her arms back and forth in a solo that shows how emotions, in this quiet, intense landscape, simmer below the surface.
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The closure of the plant in Bridgend, Wales, which has 1,700 employees, comes as Ford slashes thousands of jobs in the U.S. and overseas in a massive restructuring plan.
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He is proposing to Congress a massive budget-busting plan that increases military spending by a whopping $54 billion, slashes domestic programs, and leaves Social Security and Medicare intact.
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"Zero Gravity 1" (2018) shows a figure with feet serenely crossed in lotus position, but whose upper body is, by contrast, violently dissolved in a series of white slashes.
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Right now the combined budgets of ICE and Customs and Border Protection are about double what the FBI gets, and Trump's budget proposal slashes funding to local police departments.
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Read More Bank of America slashes outlook for S&P 500 In 2016 through Friday's close, the has fallen 9 percent, even after Friday's 2 percent snap-back rally.
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She thinks about the cuts being proposed, the slashes to coverage for things like pregnancies and eating disorders and is outraged by the toll it will take on women.
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The risks are not simply about corruption and undermining the reputation of the nation's leadership -- the risks are about serious slashes to basic social programs that Americans depend on.
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Of those proposed slashes, the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities calculates, fully three-fifths are aimed at programs that help struggling families make ends meet — and, frankly, survive.
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Trump also slashes Social Security Disability Insurance, a core program to help people who are physically unable to work, and Temporary Assistance to Needy Families, a key welfare program.
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Upgrading from Insane to Ludicrous slashes their Tesla's 0 to 60 mph by 10%, bringing it down to a supercar-rivaling 2.8 seconds — in the Model S at least.
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Standing on the splintered remains of her bedroom, the orphan is shaking hands with a tan pharma exec when a squad of digital fighter jets slashes through the sky.
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Such a rescue should come with conditions: an overhaul of the Italian banking system that forces tiddlers to merge and slashes overheads by closing the country's profusion of branches.
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The primary "ingredient" of warming and record-breaking temperatures will be present this century — if not well beyond (depending on how or if civilization slashes heat-trapping carbon emissions).
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With a woven Filipino mat on the wall and light filtering down from geometric slashes in a ceiling of oxidized-steel tiles, the restaurant has a certain compulsory intimacy.
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He's trying to prove that reducing drug doses in this way not only slashes costs for Mexico's cash-strapped hospitals, but cuts complications and recovery times for patients, too.
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"Turmoil on Madison Avenue as Marketers Push for Change ... P&G slashes digital ad spending, calls for disrupting 'archaic Mad Men model'" from the Wall Street Journal's front page.
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The projection, which reads, '10 years and 1000 slashes just for blogging #FREERAIF,' aimed to highlight Saudi Arabia's poor human rights record, reminding the world of Badawi's ongoing imprisonment.
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In the days after the attack, one employee of another store at the market slashes her mother's tires; a complaint to the man's boss results only in more threats.
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Frustrated at their sexless first week of marriage during a miserable honeymoon cruise, Mark tries to force himself on Marnie, who flees into the bathroom and slashes her wrists.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)Cathay Pacific (CPCAY) had a brutal second half of last year — and its troubles are getting worse as the coronavirus pandemic slashes demand for flights.
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The ball falls to David Silva after a hopeful cross into the penalty area, and he slashes at it with his right foot and skies it over the bar.
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Slashing will be enforced more closely in the wake of serious injuries that resulted from slashes, and face-off infractions will also be a point of emphasis for officials.
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However, analysts say the outlook for hospitals remains strong as the group invests more in outpatient facilities that generate fatter profit margins and slashes spending to counter sluggish admissions.
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The challenge is determining which signs best honor the length of the text, because in Ntozake's text you often see the slashes or you see space or an ampersand.
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Seven years in the making, the deal slashes tariffs on industrial and agricultural products and opens up the services sector in areas like cargo shipping, telecommunications and financial services.
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For 12 days (through December 1453), the company slashes prices on a vast selection of holiday gifts and more, with each day featuring limited-time discounts across multiple categories.
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They arrive dressed, resting on thick yogurt with an insistent beat of garlic and strewed with more ground beef in sunset slashes of long-broken-down tomatoes and onions.
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Starring Michael Gambon and Stanley Tucci, the series is beautifully shot, with slashes of blood streaking the infinite expanse of snow and ice as the northern lights shimmer above.
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Gabriella Santaniello, founder of retail research firm A-Line Partners, said the bankruptcy would likely create pressure on other clothing retailers as Forever 2753 slashes prices to clear inventory.
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It slashes hundreds of millions of dollars for Medicaid and the children's health care program, guts food security and job training, and reduces housing subsidies and affordable-housing investments.
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The exhibition graphics were inspired by the Biennial catalog design by Tiguere Corporation, in San Juan, P.R., which includes hand-drawn circles with slashes as a way-finding element.
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Gabriella Santaniello, founder of retail research firm A-Line Partners, said the bankruptcy would likely create pressure on other clothing retailers as Forever 210 slashes prices to clear inventory.
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Because neural networks rely heavily on matrix multiplication, using GPUs slashes the time it takes to train them–from months or weeks to days or even hours, in some cases.
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Go deeper: GE names Lawrence Culp as chairman and CEO GE CEO sees "plenty of opportunities" for more asset sales GE's new CEO slashes quarterly dividends, splits up power business
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To be sure, not all companies in Japan will be hit by the strong yen, which erodes exporters' profits but slashes import costs for retailers and boosts households' purchasing power.
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Leon slashes the throats of the entire gang, taking down five guys, and then cryptically tells Elliot he'll be getting a letter next Tuesday and to do what it says.
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In addition, the company said that Logitech is introducing a $49 pencil stylus called the "crayon" which slashes the cost of the pencil hardware from its previous, $99 price point.
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That business is due to shrink as the bank slashes 7,000 jobs from its global workforce, particularly in trading, which has been a drag on its profits in recent years.
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Yealimi Noh stands on the edge of a manicured tee box as a man in white basketball shoes clumsily slashes at a golf ball like it just insulted his mother.
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It was fair politics for Secretary Price to back a budget that slashes funding for his HHS, the CDC and NIH, to the dismay of the medical and scientific establishment.
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Outside a shed, we got into a yellow, toylike, two-seater Italian plane made of aluminum, with red slashes on the side, and a propeller built from strong carbon composite.
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So when health care providers lose funds due to the gag rule, it slashes funding and causes nurses to be laid off for all health care services the provider offers.
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The U.S. tax package, the largest such overhaul since the 1980s, slashes the corporate rate from 35 percent to 21 percent and temporarily reduces the tax burden for most individuals.
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And while you're at it let your feelings be known about potential slashes to Pell Grant funding and other education initiatives before greater cuts are made at the federal level.
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Rapidly drawn, like a graffiti tag, with slashes for mouths and spirals for eyes, the frazzled faces are stacked like pictures in a yearbook, or perhaps men in a cellblock.
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Growth has been weakening since early 2015 as cheap oil slashes state revenues and pushes the government into spending cuts, which are weighing on the private sector and consumer spending.
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DUBAI, March 18 (Reuters) - Qatar Airways laid off around 200 employees, all Filipino nationals based in Qatar, this week as the coronavirus outbreak forces the Middle East carrier slashes flights.
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WeWork slashes expectations The Wall Street Journal reported this week that the company formerly known as WeWork is considering slashing its valuation as it looks to woo public market investors.
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It cuts SNAP and affordable housing benefits for the poorest Americans, strips funds from Medicaid for the Americans most in need of assistance, and slashes student debt to the bone.
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Trump signed sweeping tax legislation into law last year, in a bill that slashes taxes for corporation and the wealthy while giving mixed, temporary tax relief to middle-class Americans.
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Yet the president's request slashes Amtrak rail subsidies in half, proposing to cut grants for Amtrak's National Network of partners from $85033 billion to $538 million in fiscal year 2019.
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It slashes corporate income tax by 14 percentage points and reduce individual rates mostly for higher-income households in what the administration argues will boost both business and consumer spending.
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TRUMP SLASHES BEARS EARS, GRAND STAIRCASE-ESCALANTE MONUMENTS: President Trump on Monday shrank two massive, controversial national monuments in Utah, potentially opening thousands of acres to drilling, mining and grazing.
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Their surfaces are a mess of slashes, punctures, dents and scars, but they reflect the gallery's ambient light, which washes over the walls and spills across the black stone floors.
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But Wolff cogently identifies the disconnect between the populist Trump and the Trump who would endorse a plan that slashes Medicaid while repealing taxes on health insurers and pharmaceutical companies.
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The upper two-thirds of the painting consists of a sepulcher-white sky, from which slabs, slashes, and scrapings of paint rain down across the heavily impastoed, deeply scarified surface.
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In the meantime, he would be able to goose the economy, especially if he slashes taxes, and create at least the impression that he's doing a good job for Middle America.
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The tax law was Trump's first major legislative achievement since he took office in January last year, and it slashes the corporate income tax rate to 2216 percent from 22017 percent.
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"For a wound that deep, one would expect to see multiple parallel slashes from teeth, not a single slash," Stephen Kajiura, a shark researcher at Florida Atlantic University, told the paper.
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The share of palm oil in India's edible oil imports is already seen falling to a record low in this marketing year, as its price rally slashes its discount versus soyoil.
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In the case of an outage that may otherwise last two hours, the system slashes the time needed to "re-energize" unaffected parts of the grid to less than 30 seconds.
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Burgundy upholstery, gold curtains and, in the bar, dramatic slashes of red neon enliven the room: Four Seasons Hotel New York Downtown, 99 Church Street (Barclay Street), 646-880-1995, wolfgangpuck.com.
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Mr. Lock's aggressive, repetitive movements — all pistonlike slashes of arms past midsection and neck — suit some moments of danger but overstay their welcome, and seem out of place in the divertissements.
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Tesla's new Supercharger slashes charging times The V3 Supercharger, which was unveiled Wednesday, supports a peak rate of up to 250 kilowatts on the long-range version of the Model 3.
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Slashes of light cut across a torso; two arms, sheathed in bark sleeves, reach up to mingle with a forest; a snake trails over a pale, outflung arm on floral carpet.
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The tax package, the largest such overhaul since the 1980s, slashes the corporate rate from 35 percent to 21 percent and temporarily reduces the tax burden for most individuals as well.
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And yet when you hold a pencil, your quietest little hand-dances are mapped exactly, from the loops and slashes to the final dot at the very end of a sentence.
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Japanese investment firm SoftBank is set to take control of WeWork in a deal that slashes the co-working company's valuation from $48 billion to around $8 billion, according to CNBC.
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On the other, he is working with Brazilian private equity firm 3G as it slashes costs to the bone and drives up margins at Burger King and food company Kraft Heinz.
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Electronic enhancement feeds wordless choral halos and shivers of percussion around the theater, amplifying shadowy, jazzy riffs, distantly reminiscent of Gershwin, and dusky slashes out of a Bernard Herrmann film score.
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The measure -- which reduces the number of individual tax rates, slashes the corporate tax rate and eliminates many deductions and credits -- was approved on a party-line vote of 6900-16.
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The measure — which reduces the number of individual tax rates, slashes the corporate tax rate and eliminates many deductions and credits — was approved on a party-line vote of 24-16.
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Walmart announced on Thursday its plans to give out bonuses of up to $633,4 to some of its employees, following the passage of new tax legislation that slashes corporate tax rates.
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Even with parts of the ban on hold, one provision that remains in effect slashes the number of refugees allowed to come to the US this year from 110,000 to 50,000.
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If the Chinese government "starts making nice" with Apple, that would also be "very positive," he said, much better than the news of iPhone price slashes in China that made waves Friday.
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TOYOTA ALSO SLASHES PLATINUM Bosch's fuel cell deal with Powercell, announced last month, was another signal that the technology is poised to be rolled out more widely as governments toughen emissions regulations.
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Mostly it feels confused, though the pieces themselves were pretty simple: dystopian tailoring and designer anoraks, accessorized with slashes and asymmetry, accented with police-tape yellow and a melting flower photo print.
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Hungry City 12 Photos View Slide Show ' Everyone wants the little piggies, plump white buns with black sesame-seed eyes, orange snouts and slashes of ears that look more like worried brows.
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Then came knockout-punch snippets of the gospel choir in "Ultralight Beam," delivering slashes of ecstatic faith, followed by the cleansing pulse of "Fade," and a bath of ambient vocals and synthesizers.
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First, for the U.S. energy sector to thrive, the government needs to invest in new technologies, and Trump's proposed budget slashes the Department of Energy's budget for research and development, he said.
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Y., said that "rather than pushing a partisan bill that cuts taxes for the rich and slashes Medicaid," Republicans should "start over" and "work with Democrats" to improve the health-care system.
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"The Senate health bill isn't about health care at all—it's a wealth transfer: slashes care to fund tax cuts for the wealthy & corporations," Biden said about the Republican legislation unveiled Thursday.
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Lubin (as well as the college systems themselves) contends that this is because of slashes to funding in the state's budget, a practice which spiked during the lean days of the recession.
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Trump's fiscal 2021 budget proposal released this month slashes the National Institute on Alcoholism and Alcohol Abuse — the main agency doing research on alcohol addiction and fetal alcohol syndrome by 10 percent.
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That is because the order slashes the quota for worldwide refugee admissions for 2017 to about 50,000 from 110,000 — and this part of the order stays in place despite Friday's court ruling.
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When a team is already down a man, they can suddenly get away with all sorts of crosschecks and slashes, and pretty much anything that doesn't take away an obvious scoring chance.
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But the budget request also slashes the budget for the the Office of National Drug Control Policy (ONDCP) by 95 percent, effectively gutting the federal body most involved in the fight against addiction.
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A military area that includes golf courses, officers' housing, lavish headquarters for different service branches and an entire air base slashes a Manhattan-sized slice out of central Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh.
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In one particular mini-boss fight, you could see even see the individual slashes that each of Kratos' blows were leaving on the unarmored torso of the giant troll that I was battling.
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Jews in Ethiopia have threatened to stage a mass hunger strike if the Israeli government slashes immigration funding intended to help them reunite with their relatives in Israel, the The Associated Press reports.
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It slashes the food stamp program by $190 billion, or 25 percent; the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families by $21 billion, or 10 percent; and the earned income tax credit by $40 billion.
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SINGAPORE/SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia's wheat farmers face a double whammy this year as dry weather slashes local production at a time when bloated global inventories are dragging on international prices for the grain.
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It only expects one fifth of large profitable companies will take advantage of the offer, which slashes the official corporate tax rate from 25 percent to 2100 percent, a ministry official told Reuters.
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Saudi Arabia's banks are having to adapt to weaker growth as cheap oil slashes state revenues and pushes the government into spending cuts, which are weighing on the private sector and consumer spending.
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That's not surprising if you look at the actual content of the budget, which repeals Obamacare and slashes programs for people with low-incomes by 39 percent, among many, many other spending cuts.
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It is encrusted, heavy-handed, overworked, as if she were trying out everything on one canvas: short, long, medium brushstrokes; assertive palette knife slashes; curlicues, dabbles, stipples and swirls; grisaille and full color.
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The legislation slashes the corporate tax rate from 35 percent to 21 percent, repeals ObamaCare's mandate requiring most individuals to buy insurance and opens up the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge for oil drilling.
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Maybe you've seen it before—the wordmark, which replaces the "ill" in "Mozilla" with the colon and twin slashes commonly found in URLs, was one of several design candidates the company floated last fall.
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A potluck of an adventure, combining JRPGs, hack n' slashes and somehow dabs of Ikaruga and The Last of Us paired with a madcap ensemble of skull-faced talking books and sailor mouthed heroes.
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Yet his legislative policy agenda so far has focused on efforts to repeal Obamacare, a budget that slashes social services to the poor, and a tax reform package that will mainly benefit the wealthy.
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But Trump's fiscal year 22019 budget proposal, which was released on Tuesday, slashes $19 billion from U.N. funding, including a $1 billion cut to peacekeeping, a move one spokesman said would cripple the organization.
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BULAWAYO, Zimbabwe (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - As worsening drought slashes the country's hydropower production, creating lengthy power cuts, Zimbabwe's industries are beginning to turn to solar panels and battery storage systems to keep business humming.
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BULAWAYO, Zimbabwe (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - As worsening drought slashes the country's hydropower production, creating lengthy power cuts, Zimbabwe's industries are beginning to turn to solar panels and battery storage systems to keep business humming.
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However, the bill allows states to drop protections for those with pre-existing conditions, and analyses have found it actually slashes Medicaid funding, particularly for states like Nevada that expanded the program under Obamacare.
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The measure -- which reduces the number of individual tax rates, slashes the corporate tax rate and eliminates many deductions and credits -- was approved on a party-line vote of 2628-28503 in the committee.
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It takes some work — there are lots of o's with slashes through them, and you'll need to know that "hvor vil du dra" means roughly "destination," but I found it simple enough to negotiate.
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Other nights, the president settles in on the sofa under the 211 "Butterfly" by Susan Rothenberg, a 21-foot-by-240-foot canvas of burnt sienna and black slashes that evokes a galloping horse.
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In today's puzzle by Damon Gulczynski, I was struck by the diagonal slashes of fill in this 64-worder, and wondered exactly how hard it was for Mr. Gulczynski to fill it this well.
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President Trump and Republicans in Congress are already using that debt increase as an excuse to propose slashes to Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, education and other vital services, thereby harming workers, children and retirees.
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Sawsharks live on a diet of fish, crustaceans and squid, using their serrated snouts to kill their prey and, with quick side-to-side slashes, break them up into bite-sized chunks, said Temple.
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Under the title "Hephaestus," for the deformed god of metalworking, an intricate cascade of what might be liquid metal slashes across the torso of this man who is both a lawyer and a blacksmith.
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The edgy young theater folk wear leather waistcoats and have safety-pin piercings; the fashionable well-to-do wear slashes of pink eye shadow across their faces and gel their hair into elaborate pompadours.
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The House Budget Committee has already approved a 22019-year budget blueprint — expected to be considered by the full House in September — that slashes important programs like Medicaid and the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program.
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Companies have credited their pay bumps, bonuses and new spending plans to the windfall from the new law, which slashes the U.S. corporate tax rate to 21 percent from 35 percent, among other changes.
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It also slashes tax rates for people making more than $21 million and for pass-through companies disproportionately utilized by the wealthy, and it rolls back the estate tax on wealthy heirs and heiresses.
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Last week, the United States approved a massive $1.5 trillion tax overhaul that slashes the corporate rate and reduces taxes for many individuals as well, which has prompted fears that investment in Mexico could slow.
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In a report by the Sun-Sentinel, Palm Beach County Sheriff's deputies found the body of Francisca Monteiro-Balla, 55, on the floor of her garage with slashes to her head, arms, chest, and stomach.
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And in a reprise of a disturbing incident in Book Two, he slashes his face up with the shard of a broken beer glass, to the horror of the woman who will become his wife.
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Trump has proposed a $4.1 trillion spending plan that slashes safety net programs for the poor, including food stamps and Medicaid, while spending billions more on the military and protecting retirement programs for the elderly.
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Savages' sound and aesthetic can feel like a strategic assault Savages' sound and aesthetic can feel like a strategic assault, composed of guitar slashes, puncturing drums, theatrical vocals, feedback, all black outfits, and unforgiving light.
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Then after I've left the store, through the shop window, I'll watch her pointedly press a damp rag all over the von Furstenberg, presumably to get rid of the slashes of Secret I leave behind.
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A Thought Experiment: Design a policy that slashes carbon emissions, junks virtually the entire personal income tax system, eliminates corporate taxes, and garners support from perhaps a third of the left and most conservative voters.
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Itau Unibanco, the country's largest private-sector lender, launched a voluntary severance program on Monday and revealed it may close up to 400 branches this year as it is slashes costs to face fiercer competition.
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The GOP tax bill, which Trump signed into law last week, lowers the top individual tax rate from 39.6 percent to 37 percent and slashes the corporate tax rate from 85033 percent to 21 percent.
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On the next hanger was a pair of leather pants with horizontal slashes every few inches, and a GZ logo next to one slash, like a doctor who tattoos you after cutting you open ($1,995).
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Wall Street expects another new drug for type 2 diabetes, Jardiance, to become a $3 billion-a-year product by 2021 because of recent clinical data showing that it slashes the risk of cardiovascular death.
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She pushed her father's administration to include $19 billion in its budget to pay for a national family leave program even as it slashes trillions of dollars in spending on other social safety net programs.
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Where CRISPR slashes sloppily through DNA like an unsharpened knife, the "chemical surgery" technique, as Liu calls it, actually goes into the code of DNA itself, flipping misspelled letters, or bases, into their correct form.
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Furthermore, we can't trust Pruitt's words when the budget he backs slashes funding for states to enforce environmental laws and zeroes out money to cleaning up places like the Great Lakes and the Chesapeake Bay.
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Trumpcare forces older Americans to pay 5 times the amount younger Americans will — an age tax — and slashes Medicaid benefits for nursing home care that two out of three Americans in nursing homes rely on.
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U.P.S. said in 2016 that it could be responsible for nearly $4 billion in benefits payments if the Central States Pension Fund, the largest multiemployer plan facing insolvency, slashes benefits to retirees or becomes insolvent.
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His derision toward the employee bonuses was part of a broader and continuing criticism of the Trump administration's economic policies, and more recently the reform plan Congress passed in November that slashes corporate tax rates.
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The plan cuts the corporate tax rate from 35 percent to 20 percent and slashes the top rate for pass-through businesses — whose owners file the company's taxes through their individual returns — to 25 percent.
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As I detailed in this piece, the Senate health care bill destabilizes the individual insurance market and slashes spending on Obamacare's Medicaid expansion — and there just isn't enough money available to make up for those changes.
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The Steam Summer Sale is in full swing, that magical event in PC gaming when piles of new games on the popular digital distribution platform get their prices slashes to numbers bargain bins might wince at.
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More paradoxically, even though we are conditioned to read the convergent diagonals of the painting's setting as indicating deep space, we are not exclusively pulled into a fictive distance by the rippling slashes in the sand.
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RELATED: House Republican budget slashes billions in spending, paving path to tax cuts House GOP leaders hoped to approve a budget resolution, which is crucial to their effort to pass major tax reform legislation this year.
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In the wake of news that President Donald Trump's budget slashes the Environmental Protection Agency by 25 percent, the department's new administrator called for calm and insisted he's not totally on board with the administration's plan.
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The Modern Family star arrived at this year's SAG Awards wearing a glittery gold illusion dress from Mikael D in an abstract tiger print with slashes of sheer paneling and a bold pop of orange lipstick.
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"It slashes the social safety net, cuts down ladders of opportunity, and will mean significantly increased hardship for millions of struggling Americans," the committee writes in the report, shared first with The Hill: http://bit.ly/22019SAGeD4.
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The prolonged reduction of water levels in rivers slashes electricity generation from hydroelectric dams, which, in turn, affects the water supply for agriculture and eventually forces the country to import more food than it already does.
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But now, he has secured the most sweeping tax overhaul bill in 853 years, one that slashes the corporate rate by 14% and will give most Americans, for now at least, a bump in their paycheck.
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On Monday, the UN Security Council passed a new round of sanctions on North Korea that, among other things, bans the purchase of its textile exports and slashes the amount of fuel going into the country.
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But rather than act as a fellow steward of the land and water, the Department of the Interior continues to lean into fracking and natural gas pipelines, and the Environmental Protection Agency slashes necessary pollution regulations.
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Taking advantage of the distraction, Dom yanks the knife from her own chest, slashes a Dark Army goon in the Achilles tendon, grabs his gun and kills Janice and her flunkies in a matter of seconds.
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"As metals and mining producers continue to come under further stock market pressure, we expect further credit rating downgrades, further dividend slashes, dilutive recapitalizations, possible forced equity raises and [mergers] to feature heavily in 2016," he argued.
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Larry Logan, the coroner for Lee County, S.C., where the prison is located, said that autopsies had not yet been completed, but that it appeared that all of the dead suffered stabs and slashes from improvised weapons.
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FRANKFURT, Oct 4 (Reuters) - Commerzbank expects to make no dividend payment for the next couple of years as it carries out a radical restructuring of its business, rolls out digitalisation and slashes costs, including thousands of jobs.
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The new plan slashes the recovery for junior lenders, who were going to take ownership of the company under a prior proposal that became unworkable as the company's value has dwindled during its eight months in bankruptcy.
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But I can say the way its wheels churn sand on the beach or how it slashes through the impossibly frothy waves, is everything I'd expect from taking a million-dollar sports car on the actual beach.
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The landmark property is still under construction, but as WeWork slashes thousands of jobs — eliminating the need for a new headquarters — and faces a difficult financial future after shelving its IPO, the building's fate is in doubt.
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The Seattle giant also recently launched "Discount provided by Amazon" promotions, in which it slashes prices on third-party goods it is selling, in order to meet or beat the prices of its rivals like Wal-Mart.
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The landmark property is still under construction, but as WeWork slashes thousands of jobs — eliminating the need for a new headquarters — and faces a difficult financial future after shelving its IPO, the building's future is in doubt.
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It slashes billions from Medicaid in order to cover repeals of the tax increases instituted by the Affordable Care Act, and undoes core components of Obamacare, such as the individual mandate for consumers to purchase health insurance.
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Of all 14 Nike team looks, this will likely be the most controversial; a canvas of forest green, mustardy gold and white slashes and splotches that looks sort of like animal print meets modern art landscape painting.
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Investors poured cash into what they saw as promising startups catering to this new internet craze, only for the market to discover a lack of profitability in some of these companies, which resulted in stock price slashes.
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It slashes $6900 billion in funding, an 2628 percent reduction of the 28503 levels enacted by Congress This budget attacks the poorest of the poor by imposing additional costs designed to push residents out of public housing.
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CHEMCHINA SLASHES OUTPUT State-run ChemChina has joined Chinese refining peers in slashing output, lowering production by around 100,0003 barrels per day (bpd) as the epidemic cuts fuel demand, three people with knowledge of the matter said.
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"Congress should toss this Trump budget into the dustbin of history like they've done with the other ones," former EPA Administrator Gina McCarthyRegina (Gina) McCarthyOvernight Energy: Trump budget slashes EPA funding | International hunting council disbands amid lawsuit | Bill targets single-use plastics Trump budget slashes EPA funding, environmental programs Overnight Energy: Trump credits economic progress to environmental rollbacks | Vote to subpoena Interior delayed by prayer breakfast | Dems hit agency for delaying energy efficiency funds MORE, who served during the Obama administration and is now head of the Natural Resources Defense Council, said in a statement.
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It also approved an ambitious program that slashes officials' salaries by 50%, levies large taxes on banks' profits, scraps further austerity proposals, and seeks to stem big financial losses in the electricity sector, along with other reform measures.
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Seven months later, Washington cuts off all U.S. funding to UNRWA - more than $22 million annually - and further slashes hundreds of millions of dollars in aid sent to the Palestinians via other humanitarian and development agencies and hospitals.
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The government approved an ambitious program that slashes officials' salaries by 50%, levies large taxes on banks' profits, scraps further austerity proposals and seeks to stem big financial losses in the electricity sector, along with other reform measures.
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His proposed budget slashes critical health funding for federal agencies integrally involved in addiction treatment and response, including the National Institutes of Health, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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The biggest overhaul of the U.S. tax code in over 30 years, the new law slashes the corporate income tax rate to 21 percent from 35 percent, and charges multinationals a one-time tax on profits held overseas.
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As the economist and New York Times columnist Paul Krugman notes, the actual funding is much less than is being advertised: Furthermore, his budget slashes $178 billion in transportation funding, billions more from water, energy, and so on.
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U.S.-based electric bus maker Proterra is partnering with Japanese investment firm Mitsui to expand a program that slashes buyers' upfront costs — by allowing them to lease instead of buy the vehicle's battery, which is a major expense.
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But even as it slashes coal use within its borders, its financial institutions have committed or offered funding of $35.9 billion for 102 gigawatts (GW) of coal-fired power now being developed outside the country, the report said.
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The GOP tax bill, which passed both the House and the Senate this week, lowers the top individual tax rate from 85033 percent to 37 percent and slashes the corporate tax rate from 35 percent to 21 percent.
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Instead of a serious, smart investment of real federal resources, this smoke and mirrors plan slashes the federal commitment and it places the burden on cash-strapped state and local governments to raise almost all of the funds.
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At a House Appropriations subcommittee meeting on Thursday, several Republican congressman grilled EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt about program cuts within Trump's budget, which slashes the EPA's funding by 31 percent—the highest percentage cut to any federal agency.
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That plan slashes taxes for businesses, the wealthy and the middle class, and promises to drastically simplify the tax code, including reducing the number of tax brackets from seven to three — 12 percent, 25 percent and 35 percent.
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The biggest overhaul of the U.S. tax code in over 27.5 years, the new law slashes the corporate income tax rate to 212 percent from 12 percent, and charges multinationals a one-time tax on profits held overseas.
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CHICAGO — High above a gallery at the Art Institute of Chicago, balancing on a bright red ladder, Kemang Wa Lehulere worked intently on a school blackboard, his slashes of white chalk gradually cohering to reveal a rounded form.
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At last week's International Cricket Council (ICC) meetings, the Indian board (BCCI) was outvoted 13-1 in its bid to stall a new revenue model which considerably slashes their financial share from global events in the 2015-2023 cycle.
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Facing off against Darth Maul, yellow lights onscreen would indicate how to hold my lightsaber in order to block his attacks: I'd guard against a few strikes, follow up with timed slashes of my own and a Force blast.
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Cui creates her compositions through an intense buildup of paint layers in murky pastels and shiny finishes, then slashes back through the paint strata with sharp, black, gestural lines that define the imaginary skyscrapers she takes as her subjects.
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In "Winter" (1900), we see a young lady in a suit of military olive who scrutinizes us with a sidelong gaze, her hands inside a fur muff, her eyebrows two calligraphic slashes that echo the background's hundreds of dashes.
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Op-Ed Contributor President Trump's support for a proposal from Senators Tom Cotton and David Perdue that slashes legal immigration and reports about the Justice Department's renewed interests in scrutinizing college affirmative action programs should come as no surprise.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The conservative House Freedom Caucus threatened on Wednesday to block a fiscal 2018 budget resolution vital to tax reform, unless Republican leaders release a plan that slashes U.S. corporate taxes and doubles the standard deduction for individuals.
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It had been caked with layers of varnish, though, and cleaning has revealed the easy brushwork of her diaphanous dress, whose seams are rendered with confident slashes of brown, and of her black hair, cut into a triangular bob.
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Walmart will share more details regarding how the new tax law, which slashes the corporate tax rate to 21 percent from 35 percent, and the store closures could impact the company when it reports quarterly earnings on Feb. 20.
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One reason this decline might not occur is if the tax overhaul slashes corporate taxes to a level that prompts companies to invest considerably more than they did before, thus offsetting any negative effects of ending the interest deduction.
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The House bill slashes tax rates for large corporations, small businesses and wealthy Americans, while sharply reducing or eliminating tax breaks that benefit many middle-class Americans such as deductions for state and local taxes, college tuition and home mortgage interest.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump is set to deliver his first address to a joint session of Congress on Tuesday night -- where he's expected to make the case for a budget that boosts defense spending and slashes funding for agencies.
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If the United States slashes refugee admissions, other countries could decide to do so as well, said Robert Carey, the former director of the Office of Refugee Resettlement under the Department of Health and Human Services in the Obama administration.
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The 30-year-old whose sister said was "the world's best mother" was found strangled to death, with slashes to her neck and a trash bag over her head, prosecutors alleged during MacCormack's arraignment in Chelsea District Court, according to reports.
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Profit beat expectations for a fifth straight quarter, as the Swedish company slashes costs following an industry-wide downturn in the middle of the decade, and as a new cycle of network upgrades kicks in for next-generation 5G equipment.
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In sealing Trump's first major legislative victory since he took office in January, Republicans steamrolled opposition from Democrats to pass a bill that slashes taxes for corporations and the wealthy while giving mixed, temporary tax relief to middle-class Americans.
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Hedge fund manager Kyle Bass told the Financial Times that he believes that U.S. interest rates will plummet toward zero in 2020 as the country's economy heads for recession and the Federal Reserve slashes borrowing costs dramatically more than expected.
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Read MoreUK unveils 'sugar tax', slashes growth outlook Meanwhile, investors around the world will turn their attention to the conclusion of a two-day meeting of the U.S. Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) later on Wednesday, after Europe's markets have closed.
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On the eve of President Donald Trump's visit, California's Democratic Attorney General Xavier Becerra announced the state has unleashed its 49th lawsuit against the Trump administration, this time challenging a presidential executive order signed in 2017 that "arbitrarily" slashes regulations.
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Winter, who stunned in a glittery gold dress with slashes of sheer paneling, leaned over to plant a passionate kiss on Meaden as the couple posed for photos together — and sweetly wiped off her colorful lipstick from his lips afterwards, too.
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Trump's policy slashes an estimated $8.8 billion in US global health assistance -- funding that applies not only to family planning, as it has previously, but extends to prevention and treatment of HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria, infectious diseases, and even hygiene programs.
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The bill permanently slashes corporate tax rates and temporarily reduces many individual tax rates, but Democrats charge that it does little to help working and middle class voters in the long term and represents a huge giveaway to Trump's rich friends.
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The House bill slashes tax rates for large corporations, small businesses, and wealthy Americans, while sharply reducing or eliminating tax breaks that benefit many middle-class Americans such as deductions for state and local taxes, college tuition and home mortgage interest.
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"After all the talk about throwing out the House bill and starting fresh, the Senate proposal still slashes Medicaid to fund big tax breaks for the wealthy, raises costs and guts protections for people with pre-existing conditions," said Sen.
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He also appointed a chief climate change denier to run the Environmental Protection Agency, picked the CEO of a fossil fuel giant for Secretary of State, and proposed a budget that slashes or eliminates funding for climate change research and mitigation.
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The child's skin blanches and turns bluish, as if slowly suffocating; then, just as suddenly, the skin blushes and the eyes bulge and roll upwards, white with terror as the pain slashes the child's head like a thousand sharp knives.
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Tobias Levkovich, Citigroup's chief U.S. equity strategist, had previously based his forecast on a corporate tax rate cut to 25 percent, but he has updated it because the tax bill that is nearing completion slashes the corporate rate to 5003 percent.
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Davis's interior bulk — he is listed at 265 pounds — anchors a team that mostly features perimeter threats, like the seniors Jalen Jones and Danuel House, high-scoring transfers who can hurt opposing defenses with outside shooting or slashes to the basket.
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Incidentally, for what it's worth, Mr. Cruz has been relatively honest by his party's standards on this issue, openly declaring his intention to raise taxes that hit the poor and the middle class even as he slashes them on the rich.
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Republican leaders are confident that the votes will be there in the House and Senate this week on a bill that slashes the corporate tax rate, repeals the alternative minimum tax, drops individual tax rates and expands the child tax credit.
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The women at first appear flat, their faces almost gray, except for their small slashes of ruby lips, and their clothing and bodies incorporate Kahraman's experiments with geometry and symmetry, their arms and torsos twisting themselves into seemingly impossible shapes.
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In the context of the overall budget proposal, which slashes funding for agencies and programs across the board—many far deeper than the cuts to transportation—some may not worry about the loss of TIGER or attacks on active transportation.
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Now, as the Trump administration slashes refugee admissions and arrests hundreds of immigrant workers in high-profile raids at meatpacking plants in Mississippi and Tennessee, the Pacific Islanders are becoming an increasingly attractive option for businesses searching for entry-level workers.
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A hammock slashes the amount of bedding-related space you need to lug with you when compared to an air mattress, and it also allows for much less time spent trying to pump up and maintain firmness throughout the night.
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Democrats and school groups argue the bill that Republicans are proposing not only slashes school breakfast and lunch budgets that help feed low-income students, but also paves the way for the programs to be defunded altogether in the future.
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The deceptively named Tax Cut and Jobs Act slashes the corporate tax rate from 35 percent to 21 percent on the theory that companies will use the extra after-tax profits to make productive investments that will create jobs for Americans.
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The Wild have come under fire from the Flames' bloggers for allegedly targeting Johnny Gaudreau in the first meeting 2 1/2 weeks ago, resulting in a fractured finger for the star following 21 slashes throughout the course of the contest.
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Read more here Bipartisan group of senators seek to block Trump cuts to drug discount program Six senators, including three Republicans, are asking GOP leadership to block a Trump administration rule that slashes funding for a federal drug discount program.
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Read what you will into their living room, punctuated on one end by "Hurricane III," an immense Clifford Ross photograph of churning waves, and on the other by a pair of dour ancestral portraits with white slashes across their mouths.
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But the bill doesn't actually shift slots allocated for the former toward the latter; it simply slashes family-based immigration, while leaving merit-based immigration flat, so that merit-based immigration becomes more common than family-based immigration by default.
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A decade of central banking and planning is not over yet - Several ECB policymakers doubt projected growth rebound: sources - Best times over' for Germany, government slashes growth forecast - China's Q23.4 growth unexpectedly steadies, but too early to call clear recovery 22/GDP NOW!
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Or it could leave them to their fate and risk unrest among workers likely to lose their government jobs if a region slashes spending or goes under - just as Russia heads into a cycle of elections culminating in a 2018 presidential vote.
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The conference bill slashes the top rate to 37% and has that rate kick in at $600,000 for joint filers and $500,000 for single filers, compared to the current cutoff at a bit over $400,13 for single filers and $480,000 for joint filers.
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Three days later Timmothy's mother was found dead in a motel room with self-inflicted slashes on her wrists and neck, along with a note in which she wrote that Timmothy was "safe" with others who would love and care for him.
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When the novelist John Steinbeck set out on an epic road trip to see the country with his poodle Charley in 1960, he mostly avoided superhighways, considering these "high-speed slashes of concrete and tar" ill-suited for the inspection of the landscape.
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To offset those hikes — and the loss of revenue accompanying promised tax cuts — the plan slashes funding for a long list of domestic programs designed to help poor families, including cuts of $1.4 trillion to Medicaid and $85033 billion to food stamps.
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Foundrae was begun and is designed by Beth Bugdaycay, the former CEO of Rebecca Taylor, and consists of women's ready-to-wear — silky, slouchy jumpsuits; micro-pleated, shell-pink chiffon skirts; knitwear stippled with holes and slashes — and a fine jewelry line.
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A victim's father showed me a death certificate that said his son's head had been bashed in, then lowered his voice and added that the boy's bones had been marked by machete slashes, but he didn't want the mother to know that.
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DACA deal: Just some of the things that could wrong But that bill faces opposition on both sides of the aisle, including from some Republicans, who don't like that it slashes green cards annually in half and doesn't allow for low-skilled applicants.
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It could be a costly bet, one that ignites renewed conflict between east and west over territory, slashes oil production, and pushes Libya closer to a split that has threatened the country since the uprising that ousted Muammar Gaddafi five years ago.
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The bill lowers the top individual rate from 39.6 percent to 21625 percent, slashes the corporate tax rate from 2900 percent to 220006 percent and creates a 2202-percent deduction for income of pass-through businesses that pay taxes through the individual code.
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J.C. On "Three Futures," her third album as Torres, the songwriter Mackenzie Scott uses an electronic foundation, slashes of electric guitar and her full-throated voice in songs about her own physicality, from a simple act of claiming space to sexuality and mortality.
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President Donald Trump released his blueprint for reshaping the American government on Thursday, a budget plan that slashes deeply into the State Department, redirects funds toward the military, guts environmental and housing programs — and continues to run a nearly half-trillion-dollar deficit.
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Near the movie's end, as the group slashes through the jungle to find a member who's gone AWOL, there's a shot of some of the armed teens standing between the corpses of the adults they've just slain and their living, terrified children.
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Christoph was the navigator of the pistes; his skills as an illustrator came in handy as we puzzled over the stylized blue, red and black slashes on the map, where, to my eternal confusion, you could somehow ski down something pointing upward.
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For some, this hierarchy won't do; painters in the 20th century consistently questioned their substrates, as in Lucio Fontana's slashes, Lygia Clark's planar constructions, Helio Oiticica's spatial interventions, and Howardena Pindell's incorporation of collage and sewing into the very fabric of the canvas.
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JAKARTA, Feb 27 (Reuters) - Indonesia's state electricity company PT Perusahaan Listrik Negara (PLN) signed an initial deal to buy 167 billion British thermal unit of gas per day from PT Pertamina for 143 years, as it slashes the use of diesel fuel.
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These asylum-seekers were instead pushed into the Humanitarian Asylum Review Process (HARP), which slashes the time Mexicans seeking asylum in the United States have to prepare their immigration cases and aims to speed up a decision while they're in government custody.
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Take "Bad Man," which does indeed feature Mr. Thicke yelping about being a bad man looking for a "goody-two-shoe girl" while Mr. Perry plays lazy guitar slashes and Mr. Barker lays down uncomplicated harrumphs loud enough to signal an oncoming invasion.
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They were able to weed out some of the candidates by attacking them with scisssors and then testing them anew; if a parachute couldn't continue to perform after receiving a few slashes from a handheld blade, it stood no chance in the unforgiving Martian atmosphere.
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Trump releases budget that slashes government programs: The Trump administration on Tuesday unveiled a budget seeking $1.5 trillion in nondefense discretionary cuts and $1.4 trillion in Medicaid cuts over the course of a decade, while adding nearly half a trillion dollars to defense spending.
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Collectively, science is so appalled at the loss of trust, the slashes in funding for research, and anti-scientific behavior of our politicians, that a March for Science, reminiscent of civil rights marches of the past, happened in Washington, DC and dozens of other cities.
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Opponents may attack your head or your left or right sides, and in return you can either accordingly position your sword to block their slashes or try to identify which of the three areas of their body they have left unguarded and strike back.
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What really irks many Germans is that the bonus debate comes as Deutsche Bank slashes its headcount and on Friday reaffirmed plans to cut 9,000 jobs from 2015 levels, around one in 10 staff globally, with 4,000 expected to lose their jobs in Germany.
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For all the strenuous special effects, it's the simple, domestic details that shine in this book: the hard snow that falls like "a table-salt glitter," the "consoling noises" of the teakettle, the way Perry brings a character to life in a few swift slashes.
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In stark contrast were the graffiti-like designs created by Peter Philips for Dior: The thick slashes on the outer eyelid that extended toward the temples were inspired by the choreographer Sharon Eyal, who often wears abstract liner and whose dancers performed at the show.
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In the letter, Azar said his agency is reallocating up to $186 million from other pots of HHS money and up to $80 million from refugee programs that are being little used as the administration slashes the yearly number of refugees admitted to the country.
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"Senator Heller promised to protect our healthcare, but he refuses to take a stand, even though the bill slashes Medicaid and over 100,000 Nevadans will lose insurance," the narrator says in the ad targeting Heller, who also faces a tough reelection race next year.
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The tax-cut bill Trump capped off 28500 with his first major legislative victory — the passage of the Republicans' tax-cut bill, which slashes the corporate tax rate from 6900 percent to 2628 percent and reduces individual rates as well as implements some key breaks.
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It slashes the US's refugee quota for 20153 to less than half of the level set by President Obama, directs the US to prioritize "religious minorities" for the remaining slots, and bars all refugees from countries that aren't specifically approved by the US government.
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It turns Fordow into a "nuclear, physics and technology center" where centrifuges are used for purposes other than enrichment, like producing stable isotopes here The JCPOA: - Slashes the number of centrifuges installed in Iran to roughly 6,000 from around 19,000 before the deal here.
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This is a group that will benefit greatly from the Republican tax bill because it slashes the corporate tax rate, cuts taxes for pass-through businesses, lowers the top individual tax rate, and includes other provisions like rolling back the estate tax on large inheritances.
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The whole thing seems intense, but pales in comparison to similar anti-weed air operations that happen around the world in places such as Paraguay, where the country's drug squad slashes and burns hundreds of hectares of illicit marijuana fields with millions of plants.
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This is a group that will benefit greatly from the Republican tax bill because it slashes the corporate tax rate, cuts taxes for "pass-through" businesses, lowers the top individual tax rate, and includes other provisions like rolling back the estate tax on large inheritances.
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Jimmy Carter calls for donations to Carter Center to be redirected to support those fighting coronavirus MORE in 1976, George H. Bush against Ronald Reagan in 1980, John Edwards against John KerryJohn Forbes KerryOvernight Defense: Pentagon officials estimate coronavirus crisis could last months | Three sailors aboard carrier test positive | Trump slashes Afghan aid Trump administration slashes Afghan aid after Pompeo visit Pompeo makes unannounced trip to Afghanistan MORE in 2004, and Biden against Barack ObamaBarack Hussein Obama85033 things to know today about coronavirus Obama presses for social distancing policies to remain in place Budowsky: President Trump, meet with all former living presidents MORE in 2008.
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The latest ELD implementation may have contributed to the boonAs trucking continues to face bankruptcies and profit-guidance slashes, trucking expert Donald Broughton pointed to the latest implementation of the electronic-logging-device (ELD) mandate as what might have forced trucking companies to hire more drivers.
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Agencies hardest hit: EPA (slashes 31.4% off budget in first year), State Department (-29.1%), Agriculture (-193%), Labor (-19.8%) and Health and Human Services (-16.2%) Where Trump is boosting spending: Military: Trump is proposing to increase the previously-projected defense budget by 4.6%, or $25.4 billion in 2018.
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The bill remaps current income tax brackets, slashes individual tax rates for the wealthiest Americans, doubles the standard deduction to $12,000 for individual filers and famously issues a massive, much salivated over cut to the corporate tax rate, lowering it from 35 percent to 21 percent.
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Read more about Casper's public offering:Casper Sleep slashes the price range for its planned IPOCasper will raise up to $182 million in its IPO - valuing the company below its March 2018 quoteBuzzy mattress maker Casper is pitching itself as a tech company, just like WeWork did.
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The show notes described the presentation as "Sexy by Junya Watanabe," the designer's name a significant addition that accounted for everything being oh-so-cleverly off-kilter — right down to the slashes of red lipstick that looked as if they'd been applied in a moving vehicle.
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The maps' release comes less than two months after an effort to repeal Obamacare failed to pass the Republican-controlled Senate, and as the administration of President Donald Trump continues to criticize the health-care law and slashes support for promoting enrollment in private health plans.
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Yet, the president's FY22019 budget proposal slashes funding for HUD by more than 16 percent, including a $4.6 billion cut to the public housing operating and capital funds, making it harder for PHAs to address the housing needs of low-income people and those vulnerable to homelessness.
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Meadows says if Republican leaders do not agree to sweeping changes to welfare programs and a tax plan that slashes corporate tax rates and doubles standard deductions for everyday Americans, the Freedom Caucus will not vote for the budget — a must-pass vehicle for tax reform.
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One of Ms. Lonning's pieces, a cone-shaped, black rattan basket big enough to hold a swaddled infant, is punctuated by ikat-style slashes of vivid color; more whimsical still is a spherical "hairy" vase, whose symmetrical protruding fibers evoke the geometry of a drawing made with a spirograph.
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Gross domestic product growth would be double its current level under an agenda that cuts regulations across a broad swath of critical sectors, enacts tax reform that slashes personal and corporate taxes, and calls for at least $1 trillion in improvements for bridges, roads and other public projects.
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Essential is effectively a startup, and although it has some of the best expertise in the business alongside Rubin's reputation, the company may not be able to weather the storm as it slashes costs on the Essential Phone and gears up to inevitably try and launch a successor.
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In key respects it resembles the House's draconian bill: It ends the individual mandate; includes catastrophic slashes to Medicaid, which would wreak havoc on the elderly, the disabled, and the poor; and creates conditions so that everyone who is not wealthy will pay substantially more for substantially less coverage.
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"A budget that slashes State Department and USAID funding, while further expanding the Pentagon, shows Trump is intent on undermining U.S. government agencies that address pressing human rights issues, most of which are not dealt with by military force," said Sarah Margon, Washington director of Human Rights Watch.
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And while they've typically traveled outside of the mainland to buy those items, their habits are now changing as Beijing slashes import taxes and brands reduce the price gap that typically makes their products cheaper in Hong Kong and other cities, according to consultancy Bain and research firm Bernstein.
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Roger Bevins III, a closeted gay man who manifests as a many-limbed body covered with extra eyes and noses and mouths and ears, with slashes on every wrist, must experience all the sensual pleasures of the world, which he only realized existed while he was committing suicide.
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But the rest of the bill slashes access to insurance — cutting off tens of millions of people from health plans, particularly Medicaid — and imposes other regulatory changes that, experts and advocates argue, add up to much steeper cuts than the $45 billion the bill includes for the opioid crisis.
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Trump administration slashes basic science research while boosting space, AI and quantum tech funding Under the proposed budget and transfers, the Space Force will grow from a ragtag group of 122 civilians and 38 military personnel to only a few shy of 10,000 — about 35 percent civilian and the remainder military.
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Next to the Abstract Expressionist paintings "For M" (1955) and "Untitled" (1955-56), which features an ethereal web of thick red slashes on top of creamy, gray-blue fields, we see text from D.H. Lawrence's "The Ship of Death" — a 10-part poem that chronicles one man's journey towards demise.
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The slashes in the President's budget to science, education, and safety net funding up against the additional billions for a border wall with Mexico, are the most recent example of how the "America First" agenda has us hunkering down in ways that will actually undermine America's future prosperity and leadership.
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The totems of the line are still rooted in almost-classic suiting and shirting, but never without a discreet signifier of willful rebellion: a pinstripe button-down's sleeve's hidden slashes, a pair of navy wool schoolboy shorts piped with leopard print; pleated black pants at once inflated, cropped and tapered.
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The Trump administration has implemented a secretive pilot program along the Texas border that slashes the time Mexicans seeking asylum in the United States have to prepare their immigration cases and aims to speed up a decision while in government custody, according to internal government documents obtained by BuzzFeed News.
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Instead, President Trump, who is moving to unravel President Obama's climate change agenda, recently disbanded a federal advisory panel on climate change and proposed a budget that slashes both climate research and support for the agencies that Americans rely on for understanding, forecasting and preparing for climate and weather disasters.
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But the ability of the United States to achieve its Paris targets could be affected by the outcome of a federal court hearing this month, in which 27 U.S. states are trying to block the federal Clean Power Plan that slashes CO2 from power plants, the largest source of U.S. greenhouse gas emissions.
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The Senate health bill — the Better Care Reconciliation Act of 2017 — which makes dramatic cuts to Medicaid and overhauls the program's structure, scales back Obamacare's subsidies for the individual insurance marketplaces, and slashes some of the taxes that almost entirely hit the wealthy, has already failed to gain enough support among Senate Republicans.
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The order not only undoes the Clean Power Plan requiring states to reduce carbon emissions, but also slashes the Environmental Protection Agency's budget by nearly a third, ends actions to reduce methane emissions, lifts a moratorium on new coal leases on federal lands, and initiates reviews of other climate-related regulations and policies.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads "It's time for architects to choose ethics over aesthetics" While the painting was on display, a man named Gerard Jan van Bladeren attacked Who's Afraid of Red, Yellow, and Blue III with a box cutter, tracing a series of long slashes through the center of the canvas.
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A year after the Carrier deal, there is a national outcry over a tax bill that slashes the corporate tax rate for companies like United Technologies from 35 percent to 20 percent, that cuts taxes for multimillionaires like Greg Hayes, and that incentivizes, according to economist Jared Bernstein and others, more outsourcing.
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Hospitals in Oregon are pledging to provide full cost estimates of procedures within three days (Oregon Live) Planned Parenthood is suing states to restore its funding (Bloomberg) Kansas governor slashes $56 million from Medicaid budget (KCUR News) ICYMI FROM THE HILL: House votes to let VA doctors recommend medical marijuana http://bit.
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Everyone has their own way of adapting a look, and while Moylan tends to go for a full eyelid of color, her friend Lillian Ahenkan, a DJ and MTV presenter based in Australia, mixes things up with a graphic bow of color arching across her lid or slashes of mismatched neon eyeliner.
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Hospitals are smart to invest in tech that slashes the time and effort it takes for clinicians to converse with one another: A lack of communication during care transition produces 80% of medical errors, Frost & Sullivan estimates — which cost the US healthcare system $20 billion annually and result in an estimated 100,000 deaths per year.
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Where the Emperor would ignore you if you didn't get in the way of his cartoon plan of galactic domination, Ren's is a small-scale malice that's very real — comic writer Gail Simone memorably described Ren as a school shooter, imagining his brooding anger at the universe given form through lightsaber slashes and force chokes rather than automatic weaponry.
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Combined with the Arteon's conservative yet sleek design — starting with a bold grille made up of aggressive vertical slashes and extending to a fastback rear that culminates in a dashing decklid spoiler — this makes for a compelling motoring experience that doesn't have that butt-kicking quality so common now in cars that deliver horsepower numbers north of 350.
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A canvas such as "Sky Writing" (1993) is composed of black, loosely brushed slashes and squiggles that travel upward from a smoky crucible engulfing the lower half of the picture, only to trail off into unresolved space, while "Cyclops" (1993-1994) features broad, swirling smears of crimson paint that seem to slosh around in the middle of nowhere.
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Access to treatment is the way this ties back to an attack on the GOP health plan: "Even as Americans are grappling with the horrific opioid epidemic, Republicans are running on a health care agenda that increases costs and slashes access for drug addiction treatment and prevention services," said David Bergstein, spokesman for the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee.
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It is one more burden upon many, from the scores of abandoned houses awaiting funds for demolition to the dozens of closed schools and shuttered businesses forcing residents to commute further and further for class, for work, for groceries, to the slashes in state funding that have forced the city to cut back in its police and fire departments.
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A couple of years later I caught the latter half of the film on TV. I thought I was feeling better about my fear when I realized he was just a nice fella, but when I saw that scene where he saves that kid from being run over and slashes his face up, that was it for me.
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It said capacity would rise by 1.5-2.5% for the full year ending June 13, down from an earlier plan of 4-5% as it slashes domestic and international flights due to weaker demand as a result of the coronavirus, which it on Monday estimated would hit earnings by NZ$35 million to NZ$75 million.
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The pairing of two skilled and powerful big men should unleash every idea he's got in his brain, from simple things like Cousins ducking into the post while Davis slashes through the paint on a dive to rarer actions like a monster-sized 4-5 pick-and-roll that should prove nearly impossible for opposing bigs to defend.
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For the top emerging markets news, double click on - - - - Some of the main stories out in the South African press: - Stark warning on SA ahead of WEF - Old Mutual 'is on track' despite Moyo drama - Economic growth, inequality high on the agenda of WEF on Africa - RCL Foods slashes its dividend to 10c (Compiled by Nqobile Dludla)
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That much became clear this week when the GOP released its fiscal 2017 financial services appropriations bill, which slashes funding for the FCC by $69 million, and severely hobbles the agency's ability to enforce its net neutrality rules, crack down on abusive "zero-rating" practices, and move ahead with reforms designed to open up the video set-top box market.
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"[T]he Trump budget actually slashes billions of dollars from infrastructure investments that prevent deadly floods, connect rural communities and create good-paying jobs across the country," said House Minority Leader Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiWhy President Trump needs to speak out on Hong Kong Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Pelosi warns Mnuchin to stop 'illegal' .
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The tax plan, which President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE signed into law last month, slashes the top corporate tax rate from 85033 percent to 21 percent.
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ADMIN SLASHES REFUGEE CAP: Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoAfghan president vows to take revenge after Islamic State attack on wedding The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Latest pro-democracy rally draws tens of thousands in Hong Kong MORE announced Monday that Trump administration will cap the number of refugees that can be resettled in the United States at 30,000 for fiscal year 2019.
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While people around this warming earth protest inaction—locking legs and locking arms, blocking roads and blocking bridges, wielding signs that say there is no planet b and i'm sure the dinosaurs thought they had time too—the United States, which is the second largest emitter of carbon dioxide, actively represses climate science throughout federal agencies and slashes environmental regulations to the glee of the network that bolsters these contrarian celebrities.
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The announcement came a week after President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE signed a sweeping GOP rewrite of the nation's tax code that, among other things, slashes the corporate tax rate from 35 percent to 21 percent.
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The JCPOA also: - Slashes the number of centrifuges installed in Iran to roughly 6,000 from around 19,153 before the deal - Only allows Iran to produce enriched uranium with its first-generation IR-1 centrifuges - Allows Iran to use small numbers of more advanced centrifuges for research, but without accumulating enriched uranium, for 10 years The deal caps Iran's stock of low-enriched uranium at 300 kg of uranium hexafluoride enriched to 3.67 percent or its equivalent for 15 years.
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The JCPOA also: - Slashes the number of centrifuges installed in Iran to roughly 6,000 from around 19,153 before the deal - Only allows Iran to produce enriched uranium with its first-generation IR-1 centrifuges - Allows Iran to use small numbers of more advanced centrifuges for research, but without accumulating enriched uranium, for 10 years The deal caps Iran's stock of low-enriched uranium at 300 kg of uranium hexafluoride enriched to 3.67% or its equivalent for 15 years.
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While President Trump likes to make a fuss about all the great jobs he's going to bring back to industrial towns, he certainly isn't losing any sleep over the numerous scientists he will put out of work if his administration slashes funding to science agencies in the U.S. The administration is reportedly planning to cut hundreds of millions of dollars' worth of funding at the Environmental Protection Agency, which would surely get rid of grants that keep scientists of all kinds employed.
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