I'm just speaking for myself, but I think there is a legitimate way to ensure consumer protections but sell insurance across state lines for more competition across state lines.
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They're moving off to college — oftentimes, across state lines.
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"Women will have to go across state lines," she said.
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For that reason, companies cannot ship materials across state lines.
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The internet doesn't care much for state lines, he conceded.
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These mandates are causing significant reliability problems across state lines.
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But what if the animals being tortured cross state lines?
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"We don't want to be competing with each other over state lines when the resource doesn't stay within state lines," says Denise Brinley, senior energy adviser for the Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development.
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The legal debate over bitcoin is getting tricky across state lines.
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Now, the tricky part: Women cross state lines to get abortions.
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Those protections, Crocker explained, shouldn't change when people cross state lines.
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Go deeper: Gun Laws Stop At State Lines, But Guns Don't
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Others are much larger, covering whole regions and crossing state lines.
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Water pollution was a severe national problem that crossed state lines.
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And finally allowing health insurance to be sold across state lines.
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"State lines are something to be very aware of," said DeHaan.
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His morning commute across state lines takes him only 15 minutes.
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He drove across state lines to buy lard for his crust.
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In New Jersey, mobile gamblers must place bets within state lines.
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"State lines are something to be very aware of," he said.
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Our transportation needs don't stop at city, county or state lines.
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But only federal action will close the gaps across state lines.
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Messages of solidarity are flying back and forth across state lines.
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President Trump's promise to promote health insurance sales across state lines?
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Things like the ability to sell health insurance across state lines.
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Some metros included surrounding suburbs, even if they cross state lines.
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One of the things he's said is that we're going to let insurers compete across state lines, but there are places where insurers are allowed to compete across state lines and there are no cost savings there.
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Even "selling insurance across state lines" — a concept moderate Democrats like Sen.
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A sedan is not dragging two tons of tomatoes across state lines.
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Trump has proposed allowing health insurance to be sold across state lines.
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"I'm really excited about letting people buy across state lines," Paul said.
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But most banks can avoid the caps by lending across state lines.
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US senators and representatives are paid vastly different salaries across state lines.
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Opposing federal laws that allow "concealed carry" permits to cross state lines.
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There are also no federal regulations against transporting guns across state lines.
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"Where exactly do we get authority to revise state lines," Gorsuch asked.
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Because the vans cross state lines, accountability falls into a gray zone.
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Crossing state lines for an abortion is not an option for everyone.
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Comments poured in, and not all of them from within state lines.
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Which state bar regulates referral relationships that cross state lines, for instance?
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And by the way, and for that, we've ended 'across state lines.
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Securing the ability of adjusters to transfer licensure across state lines; e.
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The movement against trans kids has also spread beyond Texas state lines.
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Sometimes these choices to damage in other races, sometimes even beyond state lines.
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Number one, we should allow people to purchase health insurance across state lines.
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After all, broadband is an interstate service; Internet traffic doesn't recognize state lines.
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There is no way to monitor who is taking what across state lines.
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It's the only federal court district in the country that crosses state lines.
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Using insurance across state lines—whether private or public— is possible, but tricky.
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Selling insurance across state lines should be promoted if costs are demonstrably lower.
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Crossing state lines in a cab is not only expensive, but near impossible.
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These rules create problems for people crossing state lines with legally possessed pistols.
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The ban will prohibit most sales across state lines of products containing ivory.
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And insurance companies, then and now, were restricted from selling across state lines.
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It allows people to place wagers on their phones anywhere within state lines.
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Carlos Bayon, 63, faces a federal charge of making threats across state lines.
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However, since marijuana remains illegal under federal law, product cannot cross state lines.
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Approximately 22028 percent of the American population relocates across state lines each year.
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Most states, for instance, will not allow physicians to practice across state lines.
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Those laws forbid crossing state lines to kill, injure, harass or intimidate victims.
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Each year, about 3 million people in the U.S. move across state lines.
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The idea of buying insurance across state lines is attractive on the surface.
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The way death is determined can even change as you cross state lines.
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Blumenthal said a federal law was needed to ensure consistency across state lines.
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"Women will have to cross state lines and likely multiple state lines in order to get the care that they need," Angeline Ti, a family medicine physician in Georgia and fellow with Physicians for Reproductive Health, said in a telephone interview.
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Allow Insurance Companies to Sell Coverage over State Lines By allowing insurance companies to sell health insurance policies across state lines, this plan would create greater competition which would lead to lower health insurance lower rates for millions of Americans.
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He said the FBI took over the investigation because the incident crossed state lines.
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He spoke all about coverage and risk pools and making sales across state lines.
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Yet conservatives want to make sales across state lines the rule, not the exception.
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There are issues with respect to clean water and air that cross state lines.
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He sued to stop a rule to reduce smog pollution that crossed state lines.
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Distribution systems, because they generally do not cross state lines, are under state jurisdiction.
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This includes things like insurance sales across state lines or changing the mandated benefits.
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We're going to have competition, we're getting rid of the state lines, etc etc.
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She also knocked Trump's proposal to allow insurance companies to sell across state lines.
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One is that insurers just don't seem that eager to sell across state lines.
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The defendant was charged with one count of transporting stolen property across state lines.
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The Mann Act prohibited the transfer of women across state lines for immoral purposes.
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Now consider the Republican suggestion to allow companies to sell insurance across state lines.
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Welch is accused of transporting firearms across state lines to commit an illegal offense.
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Competition: Insurance companies must be allowed to compete across state lines throughout the country.
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That's right, only one company is allowed to market to customers across state lines.
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The veneer of being a billionaire doesn't go away just by crossing state lines.
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With firearms crossing state lines, only far reaching national policies will stem gun violence.
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Electricity mixes vary widely by state, but most electricity grids operate across state lines.
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"We know women will travel across state lines and across the country," she said.
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Programs that monitored hepatitis and tuberculosis cases that crossed state lines stopped, too. 2.
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Even outside the March Madness excitement, sports teams travel across state lines every day.
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Mr. Alamo was convicted in 21960 of taking girls across state lines for sex.
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In the 1980s, 5.1 percent of those 18 to 24 moved across state lines.
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Still, bargain hunters in the know flock to U.A.L., crossing state lines if necessary.
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He has challenged standards for reducing soot and smog pollution that cross state lines.
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In the past, the authorities have intervened when contaminated food crosses state lines, they said.
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Increased competition across state lines could pose new challenges as more states legalize the trade.
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Closson was charged last September with custodial interference across state lines, a third-degree felony.
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The agency first moved to cap rates across state lines, and then, later, within states.
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He favors plans that use health savings accounts and sale of insurance across state lines.
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Differing rules from state to state would prevent the cars being driven over state lines.
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But that would require allowing insurers to cross state lines and that's still not allowed.
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Because of the fact states like Florida don't even share their information across state lines.
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Could an explosion of bathroom bills beyond North Carolina state lines be on the horizon?
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Pay particular attention to timing if your route takes you across state lines, Mac said.
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The new FWS regulations mean all tiger sales that cross state lines will require permits.
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The bill's main replacement proposal would instead allow insurance to be sold across state lines.
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The ad, which was first released Friday, also drew criticism from beyond Georgia's state lines.
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Trump's focus on allowing insurance to be sold across state lines is not satisfying experts.
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In today's interconnected economy, many Americans travel across state lines as part of their jobs.
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The ivory ban will prohibit Americans from selling most products containing ivory across state lines.
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They also note that some of the legal production ends up crossing state lines anyway.
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Older workers will be less likely to move to a new job across state lines.
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It's legal across state lines, so only CBD derived from hemp can be distributed nationally.
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" I was like, "I'm not fucking driving some minor across state lines—no way, man.
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Additionally, the VA Mission Act authorized the VA to provide telehealth services across state lines.
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Bayon, who lives in New York state, is charged with making threats across state lines.
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Trump didn't elaborate on how he would allow insurance to be sold across state lines.
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" I'm like, "No I do not like moving it across state lines in the thing.
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The state&aposs declaration would apply only within state lines and wouldn&apost offer federal protections.
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The DeCosters pleaded guilty in June 153 to selling contaminated food across state lines, a misdemeanor.
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It also prohibits the sale of food, supplements and other products containing CBD across state lines.
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The department set up stations at truck stops near state lines to keep the infection out.
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Sell insurance across state lines The Trump website provides six policy prescriptions intended to increase affordability.
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Reforms also must allow for the exchanges and broader insurance market to operate across state lines.
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That year the justices also supported the EPA's regulation of pollution that drifts over state lines.
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An additional dose of competition would come from allowing providers to market insurance across state lines.
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He would move to allow insurance companies to sell plans across state lines to spur competition.
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He proposes a total repeal of Obamacare, with HSAs and crossing state lines for more competition.
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Cummins is charged with taking a minor across state lines for the purpose of sexual activity.
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Either way, they probably should've been a little more inconspicuous when sneaking weed across state lines.
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BTW ... the Mann Act prohibits the transportation of anyone across state lines for illicit sexual purposes.
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The GOP nominee pointed to his proposal to allow insurance to be sold across state lines.
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The black heavyweight boxer was convicted in 1913 for taking his white girlfriend across state lines.
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Cleo moved her daughters across state lines several times before settling in Los Angeles and remarrying.
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The database is intended to keep such doctors from crossing state lines and finding jobs elsewhere.
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They said that he was trafficking white women over state lines for prostitution, which he wasn't.
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As some have pointed out, Congress could have fixed the ACA by deregulating across state lines.
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What about the second point, which calls for allowing companies to sell insurance across state lines?
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He would encourage the sale of insurance across state lines, in a bid to increase competition.
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Three years later, a jury convicted Mr. Johnson of transporting his white girlfriend across state lines.
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The case quickly expanded beyond North Dakota, across state lines and federal agencies and into Canada.
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The police and Ms. Parze's family launched an extensive search for clues that crossed state lines.
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With air quality, water quality across state lines, there is a role where E.P.A. is important.
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But she noted that the suspect had legally bought his weapon across state lines in Nevada.
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The database is intended to keep these providers from crossing state lines and finding jobs elsewhere.
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The FCC holds that it can preempt state-level laws because broadband service crosses state lines.
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He called on neighboring states to pass similar laws to discourage people from crossing state lines.
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Since 2010, those with college degrees have increasingly been moving across state lines to get jobs.
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In most states, it's legal to possess CBD products and bring them across state lines, he explains.
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In 2012, Kavanaugh struck down an EPA rule aimed at reducing soot and smog across state lines.
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He'd been convicted of transporting underage girls across state lines for sex, including a 9-year-old.
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"For this study, we did not directly assess how firearms might move across state lines," Kaufman says.
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The first of those policies would be to allow the sale of health insurance across state lines.
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But Republicans are roughly as advantaged in Senate elections, and state lines, unlike district boundaries, are fixed.
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Fogle's doing 15 years for child porn and crossing state lines to pay for sex with minors.
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Cummins faces a charge of taking a minor across state lines for the purpose of sexual activity.
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To put it into perspective: Over one-third of all air medical transports are across state lines.
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That would be followed by more legislation, possibly including a law allowing insurance sales across state lines.
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The senator has also raised the alarm about pot in legal weed states moving across state lines.
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One proposal favored by Republicans would be to allow insurance companies to sell plans across state lines.
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Luckily, despite the differences in costs and protocol across state lines, the best practices are generally maintained.
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Supporters say this would increase competition and allow people to buy more affordable coverage across state lines.
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An all-white jury convicted the boxer in 2023 of transporting a white woman across state lines.
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Barron County Sheriff Christopher Fitzgerald said he does not believe her kidnapper took her across state lines.
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"We sell car insurance and life insurance across state lines, so why not health insurance?" they ask.
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Mr. Trump would encourage the sale of insurance across state lines, in a bid to increase competition.
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But the help quickly began pouring in from elsewhere in the state, and eventually across state lines.
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It interprets the federal Wire Act to apply to any form of gambling that crosses state lines.
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Kelly, McDavid and Brown are also accused of conspiring to receive child pornography mailed across state lines.
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The state produces far more marijuana than it consumes; the surplus is sold illegally across state lines.
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He could have the federal government detain individuals if their illness might wind up crossing state lines.
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When one state unilaterally closes businesses, people typically cross state lines to look for open businesses elsewhere.
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Comstock wanted to expand the nation's laws criminalizing the act of mailing obscene material over state lines.
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It is also illegal to transport marijuana across state lines, even if both states have legalized it.
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It also had some measures to make it easier to purchase and transport guns across state lines.
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Yazeed had violated bond in a previous case by crossing state lines into Florida, the judge said.
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Pollution doesn't recognize state lines and the policing of it shouldn't be left up to state governments.
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It would have also expanded the bodies that could offer insurance and legalized sales across state lines.
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Our law enforcement sources tell us ... there's an additional element ... crossing state lines to violate prescription laws.
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The next day, her car was found 12 miles away over state lines, in Kansas City, Missouri.
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It would rely on individual tax credits, expand health savings accounts and allow insurance sales across state lines.
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Trump said one way he'll bring down costs is to allow people to buy insurance across state lines.
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As they traveled across state lines, they documented with photos of Bentley in front of each state sign.
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Pressed to provide a bit more detail, Trump advocated for allowing people to buy insurance across state lines.
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Another problem is that Republicans hope eventually to allow sales of insurance across state lines to increase competition.
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In an election season marked by animosity, egos and insults, this feud transcends media, politics and state lines.
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As for me and my chocolate truffles, it's illegal to transport any form of cannabis over state lines.
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Local and state police in New Hampshire joined the pursuit when the 50-mile chase crossed state lines.
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Trump believes that by allowing insurers to sell across state lines, prices will drop thanks to increased competition.
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What about the idea, beloved by Trump, to give insurers more freedom to sell plans across state lines?
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But as Boukaram tracked east crossing state lines in Oregon, Dakota, Wisconsin, the Republican candidate's campaign gained momentum.
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The difference is a key reason the price of gasoline changes so dramatically when you cross state lines.
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The economic impact: As e-commerce has grown, so has revenue generated by selling goods across state lines.
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So Amazon, Pepsi, Coke, Microsoft, MGM, big companies all get their insurance across state lines through ERISA plans.
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The measure, which would allow concealed weapons to be carried over state lines, is a top NRA priority.
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The percentage of Americans who move across state lines each year has fallen by half since the 1990s.
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President Trump may issue an executive order enabling Americans to buy and sell health insurance across state lines.
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The GOP's ObamaCare replacement plan will let people purchase health insurance across state lines, President Trump said Tuesday.
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That's particularly important for self-driving vehicles traveling across state lines onto new roads with unfamiliar traffic laws.
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Republicans argued that Americans' Second Amendment rights to bear arms should not end when they cross state lines.
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That's where a relatively modest, but likely effective change like allowing insurance sales over state lines comes in.
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Among the reasons are rising housing costs and the difficulty of transferring assistance like Medicaid across state lines.
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In a decade or two, perhaps the oddities of state lines might wind up working to Democrats' advantage.
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America's divides do not fall neatly along state lines, but rather within states and between locales and regions.
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The concern is that lawmakers would retreat even further into their ideological camps, staring warily across state lines.
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Hire Interstate Movers Without Getting Scammed Moving across town is one thing, but across state lines is another.
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Over the weekend, Iowan Scott Shehan crossed state lines to help ferry donkeys and ponies to dry land.
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The company, and other similar producers, can't ship their products across state lines; that would be drug trafficking.
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Without some system of control, a conventional gene drive would keep spreading across state lines and international borders.
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Trump said he would get rid of the rules that prohibit the selling of insurance across state lines.
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He was prosecuted twice under the Mann Act, for bringing a minor across state lines for immoral purpose.
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The DOJ argues states can't pass their own laws governing internet companies, because broadband services cross state lines.
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Experts said it's not clear what an executive order on selling insurance plans across state lines would do.
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The Iowa school association also maintained that important differences in regulations complicated comparisons of schools across state lines.
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He is in favor of plans that use health savings accounts and the sale of insurance across state lines.
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Price said Tuesday that allowing insurance sales across state lines may require legislation that needs Democratic support to pass.
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Her bid has attracted attention far outside of state lines — she even earned an endorsement from President Obama himself.
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And if Too Faced fans in Oregon are having a tough time sourcing a peach palette within state lines?
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One would allow insurers to sell insurance across state lines and one allows small businesses to pool coverage plans.
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Firms cannot operate across state lines, nor may they deduct common expenses from tax filings, which squeezes their profits.
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The same effect was true for the neighboring states, probably because people drive across state lines to buy cannabis.
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The federal hate crimes statute has to involve activity that crosses state lines, which is another limitation, he noted.
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"This may mean that there is a protective effect of firearm regulation that extends across state lines," Kaufman says.
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These include documenting its movement across state lines, identifying suspicious ingredients, and determining whether those ingredients break the law.
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Little does she know that Boyd is pulling Reyna into a smuggling scheme, across state lines, violating his probation.
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Whether you want to cross state lines to get the service is another story... This story has been updated.
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If the ruling stands, it could come with a stiff financial penalty and could rattle consumers beyond state lines.
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But many healthcare experts say that sales across state lines would fail to significantly reduce the cost of healthcare.
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He has called for allowing insurance to be sold across state lines and for premiums to be tax deductible.
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He was charged with transporting 290-year-old Janice Norine Escalanti across state lines and sentenced to three years.
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Trump's order was aimed at making it easier for small businesses to join together as associations across state lines.
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He also wants to allow companies to sell insurance across state lines to boost competition and drive down prices.
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Health policy experts are skeptical selling insurance across state lines would do much to rein in health insurance costs.
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Helps monitor opioid prescriptions across state lines, so that a potential abuser can't get multiple prescriptions from different states.
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If you're in South Australia, you have to fly across state lines to Melbourne in order to get treatment.
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Trump responded by repeatedly saying the centerpiece of his plan would be to allow insurers to cross state lines.
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"Our industry's trucks routinely cross state lines to deliver America's food, fuel, medicine and other essential goods," Manning said.
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It also found that allowing insurance to be sold across state lines would add coverage for just 28500,6900 people.
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The Islamic State lines were said to be about nine miles away; outgoing artillery boomed as the buses arrived.
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FERC is an independent federal agency that regulates electricity and natural gas transmission and wholesale retail across state lines.
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It also found that allowing insurance to be sold across state lines would add coverage for around 400,000 people.
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Scalise said background check legislation should include a measure allowing people to bring legal, concealed guns across state lines.
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Johnson was convicted of violating a law that prohibited men from taking women across state lines for "immoral" purposes.
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In that plan, groups of individuals who work together would be able to buy insurance together across state lines.
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Because even with the sale of insurance across state lines, Trump's plan would leave 21 million Americans without coverage.
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This could get particularly onerous in the Northeast, where it's common to cross state lines on the daily commute.
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He opposes Obama's executive orders on gun control, and supports easing restrictions on concealed carry, including across state lines.
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Charges: Violation of the White Slave Traffic Act, a racially-motivated law which outlawed transporting women across state lines.
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Ms. Nelson said she had met with the speaker of the Oregon Statehouse about enacting policy across state lines.
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It now prohibits people from taking others across state lines with the intent of engaging in illegal sexual acts.
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It now prohibits people from taking others across state lines with the intent of engaging in illegal sexual acts.
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These burdens could make some in my generation think twice about accepting positions that require travel across state lines.
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At the subsequent trial of the Chicago Seven, he was convicted of crossing state lines to incite a riot.
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Sixty-three-year-old Carlos Bayon, who resides in New York, is charged with making threats across state lines.
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That was New York's problem — at least it would be until one of the criminals released crossed state lines.
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For the rest of care insurers could develop existing Medicare A advantage plans, which already sell across state lines.
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It also found that allowing insurance to be sold across state lines would add coverage for just 85033,000 people.
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He wants Supreme Court nominees friendly to gun owners and laws that extend concealed-carry rights across state lines.
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With this approach, voter registration would also become portable as people move across precinct, municipal, county, and state lines.
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But statehood and state lines, often poorly surveyed in the first place, were hotly disputed in the 19th century.
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Taking her kids across state lines is a class 6 felony in Virginia ... so it's nothing to take lightly.
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According to the Department of Treasury, only 2.4 percent of millionaires have moved across state lines within the past year.
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If you're mailing as few as ten pills across state lines, the Feds will get a charge out of that.
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He faces one federal count of transporting a minor with the intent to engage in sexual activity across state lines.
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The real gripe of the states' rights Southern bloc of senators was that Finch's men had operated across state lines.
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So if you do something stupid like transport weed over state lines and get caught, you're getting a felony conviction.
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A clinic across state lines about 14 miles (22 km) away is out of reach for many teens, she said.
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But across state lines, there's one common denominator: a specter enveloping these legislatures, her presence weighty and her shadow long.
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Since Danny had used the US Postal Service to harass me over state lines, I figured it was the feds.
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"We simply cannot have cars that stop at state lines," Representative Robert Latta said at a hearing of the subcommittee.
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The other key advantage is that small businesses would be able to shop for the best plans across state lines.
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She says she was trafficked across state lines and came to Vegas to work as a prostitute for the company.
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Proponents say it will allow law-abiding gun owners to travel across state lines with their firearms without being arrested.
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Those were provisions like allowing insurance companies to sell across state lines, and letting anyone buy cheap "major medical" plans.
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Cummins faces one count of transporting a minor across state lines with the intent to engage in criminal sexual activity.
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At a hearing, Norheim acknowledged that he wasn't able to send an officer across state lines to arrest the daughter.
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As it turns out, that's not the only area of insurance that would benefit from a reevaluation of state lines.
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A provision related to sports medicine licensing provides protection for medical professionals working with athletes and teams across state lines.
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Don't worry, getting rid of state lines, which will promote competition, will be in phase 85033 & 3 of healthcare rollout.
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But developers say that will hinder innovation and make it too difficult to operate an autonomous vehicle across state lines.
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He was indicted on charges of using a weapon of mass destruction, planting bombs and transporting explosives over state lines.
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What would count are voters and communities, and candidates would have multiple avenues for building majority coalitions across state lines.
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But automakers recognize it would be easy for some buyers to simply cross state lines to buy what they want.
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The association plans for workers in a shared industry could be across state lines, in keeping with Mr. Trump's goal.
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The indictment includes charges of coercion and enticement, coercion of a minor and transportation of a minor across state lines.
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People visiting the state are allowed to purchase 20193 grams of the drug but cannot transport it across state lines.
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On the northern front, Kurdish peshmerga shot down a small drone that had flown over from the Islamic State lines.
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In the GOP's ideal world, companies would be selling insurance across state lines without the mandatory coverage requirements of ObamaCare.
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Because these cases sometimes cross state lines, reports can bounce between multiple law enforcement agencies before reaching the right jurisdiction.
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Goldman-Petri said her family had moved a few times before, but this was their first move across state lines.
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Gun purchases can now be denied to fugitives who have crossed state lines to avoid prosecution or avoid giving testimony.
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The pronounced regionalism at play in 1888 would have made it harder to change the outcome by tweaking state lines.
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Another administration move, via CNN's Abby Phillip: Wow: HHS issuing a regulation today allowing doctors to practice across state lines.
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The F.B.I. is investigating the attack because Ms. Turkos was taken across state lines, but it has not been solved.
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The Uttar Pradesh police services have suspended several officers on suspicion of allowing the illicit alcohol to cross state lines.
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And if a body has to cross state lines from Alabama to Mississippi for burial, it must be embalmed first.
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The new one part per billion standard means a state can emit 43% more pollution across state lines than before.
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Don't worry, getting rid of state lines, which will promote competition, will be in phase 2 & 3 of healthcare rollout.
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The other would allow gun owners to carry their legally concealed weapons across state lines, even into jurisdictions with tight restrictions.
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GIGOT: The goal is to have bigger risk pools, a lot like Walmart when it offers health employees across state lines.
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Women in Georgia and Alabama are asking whether they will be prosecuted for potentially crossing state lines to seek out abortions.
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Trump's website also indicates that he hopes to create a "dynamic market" by allowing insurers to sell policies across state lines.
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But the big threat being tossed out there by New York is the possibility of rescinding the merger within state lines.
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Cummins faces federal charges for allegedly knowingly transporting a minor across state lines with the intent to engage in sexual activity.
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No one should have to get on a plane, cross state lines, or travel hundreds of miles to get an abortion.
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The other man also lived near the site of the robbery, while Jones lived across state lines in Kansas City, Missouri.
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The researchers said Trump's proposal to allow sales of insurance plans across state lines would increase the deficit by $33.7 billion.
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Even if I had medical access, Mary's doesn't have a location here, and THC-based products can't legally cross state lines.
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And because pot is still illegal under federal law, any any marijuana bought in California cannot be carried across state lines.
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Jurisdiction over facilities storing gas to be transported across state lines falls to the U.S. Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration.
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The penalties for crossing state lines with marijuana are five to 40 years in prison and millions of dollars in fines.
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It includes a refundable tax credit to make individual insurance more affordable and allows insurance plans to sell across state lines.
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Heightened competition in the market for legal recreational weed is pushing prices down and firing up border wars across state lines.
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The share of Americans moving across state lines in search of opportunity has fallen by more than half since the 1970s.
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He was convicted for dating a white woman In 1913, Johnson was convicted of taking his white girlfriend across state lines.
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He has put forward some longtime Republican healthcare ideas, like allowing insurance to be sold across state lines, on his website.
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Ted Cruz (R-Texas) advocates opening insurance markets across state lines, expanding health savings accounts and delinking health insurance from employment.
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In fact, he simply started out murdering women in different jurisdictions, then crossed state lines to do the same thing again.
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Most people get their services from local doctors or health-care systems and so it does not naturally cross state lines.
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At this point allowing plans to cross state lines would be more attractive and that has eluded the market until now.
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And just a week ago, the federal government enacted a near total ban on selling African elephant ivory across state lines.
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When it comes to putting gas in your vehicle, you may have to cross state lines to get the best price.
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In December 1959 he was arrested under the Mann Act for transporting an underage woman across state lines for immoral purposes.
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Since then, wolves have wandered across state lines to take up residence again in their former homes in Oregon and California.
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The group plans to create a multistate database to trace and intercept guns used in crimes or transported across state lines.
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The other is that the plan would "provide technical changes and clear guidelines" to allow insurers to sell across state lines.
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Some officials have even trained dogs to sniff out the bacteria in an effort to avoid spreading it across state lines.
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Just as the measles virus can travel from Israel to Williamsburg, Brooklyn, so can highly infectious diseases move across state lines.
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Since his days as a candidate, Mr. Trump has consistently said that he wants to expand insurance access across state lines.
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I have been against Obamacare from the beginning and for a healthcare savings plan and/or private plans without state lines.
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However, these programs do not keep patients from doctor shopping across state lines, and certain state laws for PDMPs have limitations.
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If they're missing either number, cross them off the list — it means they're not licensed to move property across state lines.
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In many cases, these firearms are bought at gun shows, transported over state lines and sold via straw purchases to criminals.
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The financier allegedly used fraudulent modeling visas to import women and girls across state lines and international borders to the islands.
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The measure was paired in the House with one that relaxed restrictions on the carrying of concealed weapons across state lines.
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The reason the Controlled Substances Act (CSA) was passed into law is because the black market does not honor state lines.
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The proposed rule would expand the types of groups that can form an AHP and allow for membership across state lines.
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President Trump on Wednesday said he is considering an executive order to allow health insurance to be purchased across state lines.
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And Cruz is calling for a host of "consensus" market reforms such as allowing consumers to purchase insurance across state lines.
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But the federal bill would help prosecutors address cases of abused animals that cross state lines, animal rights groups have said.
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But with telehealth and other technologies, we can provide health care across state lines without needing different licenses for every state.
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That bill would allow people to use their permits across state lines and boost the background check system for gun sales.
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Johnson was convicted more than 100 years ago of violating the Mann Act by transporting a white woman across state lines.
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"... it is illegal to sell THC-containing products online and to ship these across state lines or internationally," the WSJ writes.
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Though the couple was separated by state lines — Gypsy in Missouri, Godejohn in Wisconsin — their relationship grew through video and text chats.
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Trump told Republicans to ditch their provision allowing concealed-carry permits across state lines, in order to stand up to the NRA.
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Additionally, office pools that take place across state lines may violate the Interstate Wire Act of 1961, which prohibits interstate online gambling.
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This imposing coaster, which crosses the North and South Carolina state lines, can reach speeds of up to 95 miles per hour.
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He went on to describe elements of his plan, which includes an effort to allow people to purchase insurance across state lines.
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It's listed as a noxious weed by the federal government, which means it's illegal to transport across state lines without a permit.
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But the other major plank of Trump's platform might not have any impact at all: allowing insurers to sell across state lines.
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In 2004, York was convicted of five counts of racketeering and six counts of transporting minors across state lines for sexual purposes.
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And 29.5 million such people would gain coverage if his proposal to allow insurance sales across state lines were adopted, researchers found.
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Cummins was read the federal charge against him: transportation of a minor across state lines for the purpose of criminal sexual intercourse.
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Those laws can be difficult to enforce, not least because trafficking frequently involves activities committed in multiple jurisdictions and across state lines.
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Gun owners could carry their firearms across state lines without risking jail time under new legislation from the Senate's No. 2 Republican.
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If the nation's high court sides with South Dakota, nothing stops states "from exporting corporate income taxes across state lines," he contended.
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As those states come on line, players will likely place bets close to home rather than drive across state lines to Delaware.
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CNN legal analyst Paul Callan said Saturday federal authorities will be involved in the case because the 911 call crossed state lines.
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The movies there proved that while state lines may clearly delineate the South, they don't neatly define the people living within them.
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The law was passed two years earlier and made it a crime to take a woman across state lines for immoral purposes.
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What victims are left with is a patchwork of laws across 35 states, and legal hurdles if their perpetrators cross state lines.
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Unlike gas pipelines, which are federally regulated by FERC, oil pipelines that don't cross state lines are regulated by the states themselves.
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A big operation with farms in dozens of counties that maybe even cross state lines probably won't use local banks for credit.
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It straddles state lines, with one state (Massachusetts) featuring higher state income taxes that drive more residents to claim the SALT deduction.
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The ACA technically allowed insurers to sell across state lines, but the federal government never issued regulations to set up this plan.
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But safety advocates have voiced opposition, arguing that the "riskiest cohort of drivers" should not be empowered to drive across state lines.
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All I really want at this point is a doctor's order so I can take him across state lines to get tested.
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Obviously, there are rules and regulations restricting the sale of alcohol online — especially across state lines — but it's not an impossible buy.
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They both want to repeal and replace Obamacare, back selling insurance across state lines and increasing price transparency to cut health costs.
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Absent the crossing of state lines into a two party consent jurisdiction, her actions were certainly reckless and reprehensible but probably legal.
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Johnson, who died in 1946, served 10 months in federal prison after being convicted of transporting a white woman across state lines.
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She had been crisscrossing Northern California for nearly two years, after she separated from her pack in Oregon and traversed state lines.
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Here's the top 220 states with the highest solar premiums, according to Zillow's findings: However, solar premiums can vary within state lines.
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It straddles state lines, with one state (Massachusetts) featuring higher state income taxes that drive more residents to claim the SALT deduction.
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That victim is then transported across state lines [and] held in a house inside of a room for at least a week.
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Privacy protections would change or disappear as data crosses state lines, becoming essentially impossible to track or control on the global internet.
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Arguments against "Medicaid for more" are increasingly thin Medicaid requirements have varied across state lines since the program was created in 153.
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Companies that do business across state lines also worry about falling out of sync with the country if daylight saving were eliminated.
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We will need clinicians skilled in providing abortions in border areas to serve women who are forced to travel across state lines.
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HB 182: Makes it a felony for someone to transport a minor across state lines to get an abortion without parental consent.
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President Donald Trump on Wednesday said he will likely sign an executive order allowing Americans to purchase health care across state lines.
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Second, because it is a federal statute, prosecutors must prove a "jurisdictional" element, such as travel by the defendant across state lines.
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It allows insurers to sell plans across state lines — a bad idea that mainly redistributes money from the sick to the healthy.
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That would be yet another major milestone that will let anyone within state lines place bets on sports from their phones or computers.
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His mom has reported him missing, and since they've crossed state lines, now the FBI is more than likely going to get involved.
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Farmers and cities in the West have shown an impressive ability to adapt and even cooperate across state lines to overcome water scarcity.
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I mean, he pardoned Jack Johnson, black boxer who was convicted in a racist prosecution of taking a white woman over state lines.
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Most states allow truck drivers under 21 to crisscross a state, but those 18 to 20 are not allowed to cross state lines.
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Johnson was convicted in 853 for violating the Mann Act, which made it illegal to transport women across state lines for "immoral" reasons.
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About a million of those who lost Obamacare would gain insurance through Trump's proposal to allow insurance plans to sell across state lines.
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The burgeoning of state-level laws is making the prospect of a federal provision more attractive to businesses that operate across state lines.
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It would apply if the assailant crosses state lines, uses a weapon that has traveled interstate, or if the offense interferes with commerce.
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It might get easier to carry a gun across state lines, and harder to get a work permit if you are an immigrant.
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Each year just over 21949% of Americans move across state lines, whereas only 269% of Europeans move between regions within their home country.
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Andrew Kornfeld was at his dad's rehab facility Thursday when a photog asked about his decision to take the pills across state lines.
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And while there's a patchwork of regulations across state lines, there's no legally-enforceable federal drinking water standard when it comes to PFAS.
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In 1959, Berry was arrested under the Mann Act for transporting a 14-year old Apache girl across state lines for immoral purposes.
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While some people choose to drive their stuff themselves across state lines, that might not be feasible with an entire household&aposs possessions.
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Moving the drugs across state lines – from California to Minnesota – however, invokes federal jurisdiction, Nelson says, and could lead to further legal drama.
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That's going to be a nightmare and make it very challenging for anyone who wants to cross state lines in an autonomous vehicle.
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Anthony Weiner (D-NY) committed a federal crime by sexting an underage girl across state lines (opening him up to child pornography charges).
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Some states are considering working with neighbors to share prescription information across state lines, to crack down on doctor-shopping and pill mills.
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Search for Aramazd Jr. expands The case has crossed county and state lines, but as of Saturday morning, the boy was still missing.
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This, however, isn't a full policy solution to restricting access to firearms, because people can simply travel across state lines to get guns.
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In Texas, women are traveling hundreds of miles, crossing state lines and waiting weeks to get an abortion, if they can at all.
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The third would be a push for broader legislation that would permit the purchase of health insurance across state lines and other reforms.
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Still, these legal changes will continue to allow exotic cubs to be sold without permits as long as they don't cross state lines.
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He sued to challenge implementation of Obama's Cross-State Air Pollution Rule, which attempts to regulate air pollution that drifts across state lines.
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Streamlining can be accomplished by simplifying and clarifying ISPs' ability to deploy small cells while maintaining safe and sensible rules across state lines.
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I support Republican proposals such as allowing insurance companies to compete across state lines, tort reform, and Medical Savings Accounts to reduce costs.
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More than eight in 85033 Americans support allowing health insurance companies to sell plans across state lines for more choice and lower costs.
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If so, we're likely to find that this idea is about as practical and popular as buying and selling haircuts across state lines.
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The bill established a new federal crime of interstate domestic violence, making it tougher for abusers to evade prosecutor by crossing state lines.
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In Texas, by contrast, two-thirds of the gas extracted there remained in-state, and in Louisiana 92 percent stayed within state lines.
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Johnson was convicted in 1913 for violating the Mann Act, which made it illegal to transport women across state lines for "immoral" reasons.
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The fact that some states don't allow it, or haven't set clear guidelines for physicians, also creates confusion -- and disparities across state lines.
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About a million of those who lose Obamacare would gain insurance through Trump's proposal to allow insurance plans to sell across state lines.
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Krispy Kreme is donating 500 boxes of doughnuts to Jayson Gonzalez, 21, after learning he would cross state lines to resell its product.
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The four new alleged violations of the Mann Act, which prohibits sexual trafficking across state lines, include three charges involving Jane Doe #6.
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As a candidate, he often said he wanted to let Americans buy health insurance across state lines, at lower cost with fewer rules.
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That means travelers aren't allowed to carry pot onto airplanes or transport it across state lines, even if both states have legalized it.
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The perpetrators often operate in dark corners of the web, hiding their identities and sowing mayhem across state lines and even national borders.
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The bill would also weaken the requirements for transporting a firearm across state lines and make it easier to purchase armor-piercing bullets.
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The White House is also backing a pilot program that allows younger drivers with military training to operate commercial vehicles across state lines.
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The president recently pardoned another late boxing legend, Jack Johnson, who was convicted in 1913 for transporting a white woman across state lines.
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The nonprofit is raising money to place more sinks in the city and to ship them across state lines to other homeless communities.
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Medical professionals can now practice across state lines in order to help hospitals in hotspots of transmission to increase their capacity, Trump announced.
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Trump has supported some traditional GOP healthcare ideas, like making insurance available across state lines and turning Medicaid into a block-grant program.
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The man, Edgar Maddison Welch, of Salisbury, N.C., also admitted that he transported a firearm and ammunition across state lines, a federal charge.
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"We had teachers and professionals from all walks of life across state lines that would come and help advocate with us," Floerke recalled.
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Chancellor previously petitioned the EPA in 2016 to reconsider an update to a rule designed to constrain air pollution moving across state lines.
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Haupt went to work notifying fellow public health officials across state lines in case this mysterious illness reached beyond Wisconsin, emailing two groups.
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And on its website, the F.D.A. says products with CBD cannot be sold as dietary supplements or in food that crosses state lines.
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As long as some states maintain weak gun laws, people can simply cross state lines and obtain firearms in those gun-friendly states.
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"We picked schools that were similar to UC Santa Barbara in size and demographics, but also that were across different state lines," Kozinsky explained.
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This rate is nearly twice as high among the country's least-wealthy class, in which 4.5 percent of people have moved across state lines.
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Pence echoed campaign trail promises from then-candidate Donald Trump that the replacement to Obamacare would allow Americans to buy healthcare over state lines.
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Desperate civilians trapped behind Islamic State lines now face a harrowing situation with little food and water, no electricity and limited access to hospitals.
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US bishops, we now know, had been swapping pedophile priests among parishes and across state lines for decades, and they could do the math.
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Giant hogweed is listed as a noxious weed by the federal government, which means it's illegal to transport across state lines without a permit.
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Will a mobile operator need a state license in order to cash out a bet across state lines, or only to place a bet?
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Shortly thereafter, the agency was sued by the prison phone industry, which challenged the agency's authority to set rates for calls within state lines.
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The rule, which goes into effect January 28, makes it illegal to import the salamanders from foreign countries or move them across state lines.
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The indictment says they trafficked drugs across state lines, protected other clique members from law enforcement, and collected extortionate rent from local business owners.
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The one reform it offers is allowing insurers to sell coverage across state lines, something that shows up in other Republican plans as well.
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Pruitt said he believes there is a very important role for the EPA, particularly in handling air and water quality issues across state lines.
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Please be advised: transporting the UltraLove 925x over state lines while gestation is in progress may incur law enforcement penalties and void your warranty.
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Washboardist Meg Gan—which sounds suspiciously like a stage name—came aboard when legal troubles prevented the previous washboard player from crossing state lines.
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If you're in Wyoming, you'll have to travel over state lines for a kid to look at your cracked phone in a Genius Bar.
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" He did not lay out specific proposals, beyond wanting to allow consumers to buy insurance across state lines, "reduce premiums" and "provide more freedom.
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One of the main tenets of the Trump and GOP congressional plan involves allowing insurers to sell coverage across state lines to increase competition.
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If he got women to cross state lines for the purpose of committing a sex crime, officials say, it could be a federal offense.
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While most know that this scourge transcends state lines and socio-economic classes, few fully comprehend the international nature of the current opioid epidemic.
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Johnson was convicted of transporting a woman across state lines "for immoral purposes" under the Mann Act, a prosecution that many considered racially motivated.
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It also follows the House this month passing a bill that allows licensed "concealed carry" gun owners to take their firearms across state lines.
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The International Committee of the Red Cross said on Monday sick and wounded civilians escaping through Islamic State lines were dying in "high numbers".
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Given the frequency with which voters move across state lines and re-register, the act of holding two registrations is not in itself fraud.
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But the federal ban on the drug means that products cannot cross state lines, and the rules are different from one state to another.
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"I don't think that it provides affordable healthcare, and I think we should work on issues like purchasing policies across state lines," he said.
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In the 1980s, 3 percent of men moved across state lines each year; over the last decade that figure has dropped to 1.7 percent.
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It should repeal protocols that are undermining hospital flexibility in hard-hit areas and repeal restrictions on telemedicine and doctors practicing across state lines.
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The House has already passed a version of the Fix NICS Act, which also expanded concealed carry permits to be allowed across state lines.
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Federal prohibition has made it hard for the industry to grow in a big way, since they can't very easily operate across state lines.
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State lines aren't about to be redrawn, after all, and Hillary Clinton won just 19 states in 2016 while winning the national popular vote.
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Unlike the other states that have legalized, California has a vast industry producing the drug, much of which is illegally sold across state lines.
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The Trump administration on Wednesday announced new rules that would let doctors practice across state lines, without going through layers of recertification and licensing.
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The new rule takes a step toward fulfilling Mr. Trump's campaign promise to make it easier for companies to sell insurance across state lines.
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For policy analysis, using net domestic migration data is helpful since it focuses on decisions Americans consciously make as they move across state lines.
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Senior Hennepin County Attorney Judith Cole said neither federal authorities nor Kelly's lawyers wanted the singer to cross state lines, the Star-Tribune reported.
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But the rate of Americans who are migrating across state lines has plummeted by 51 percent from the levels of the 1950s and 1960s.
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The Employee Retirement Income Security Act "operates across state lines, but doesn't apply to most associations right now," a Paul aide told The Hill.
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Some Republican proposals have called for deregulating the private insurance industry, a move that would allow companies to sell health plans across state lines.
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The parts that cross state lines — interstate transmission of power and multi-state wholesale power markets — are regulated by the federal government, specifically FERC.
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The source said the subpoena sought diocesan documentation regarding pornography, taking victims across state lines, and inappropriate use of cell phones and social media.
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In that lawsuit, he was challenging the Cross State Air Pollution Rule, which, as the name suggests, regulates companies who pollute across state lines.
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Even though O'Brien did not have to cross state lines to have her abortion, the process wasn't any easier, nor the experience any better.
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It was a beautiful drive, but once we crossed state lines, the climate started to change—not just the weather, but the culture as well.
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U.S. utilities are regulated by the states in which they operate, and by the U.S. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission if they operate across state lines.
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It allows small businesses to join together across state lines and provide association health insurance plans that would ultimately be cheaper and offer less coverage.
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Building a marketplace model that enables agents to get licensed and reach customers across state lines, with ratings and reviews to differentiate, might prove valuable.
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The TTB acts as the enforcing agency for the Federal Alcohol Administration Act, which regulates alcohol advertising and spirits that are shipped across state lines.
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Prosecutors should focus on problematic business operators, such as those who allow pot to cross state lines or sell cannabis to minors, the memo said.
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Fully repeals Obamacare and replaces it with Health Savings Accounts, the ability to purchase health insurance across state lines, and lets states manage Medicaid funds.
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The cornerstone of his policy is to repeal the McCarran-Ferguson Act, opening up insurance carriers to compete and offer coverage solutions across state lines.
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By the numbers: In a 2015 paper, economists from the Minneapolis Fed said American migration across state lines fell by 50% from 1991 to 2011.
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"Without a microchip, this now-blind senior cat living across state lines would never find his way back into his owner's arms," said the post.
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Tad Cummins, 50, appeared in U.S. District Court in Sacramento, California, on Monday on a charge of transporting Elizabeth Thomas across state lines for sex.
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Spicer said it would include executive branch changes like speeding up the FDA approval process and a legislative change allowing insurance sales across state lines.
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But don't expect to find products such as Entourage or OG HighPA outside of California, or even in a supermarket within state lines, anytime soon.
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Intense fighting is taking place as the army attempts to break through Islamic State lines to join up with the besieged garrison, the Observatory reported.
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Changes such as malpractice reform, and allowing insurance purchase with "pre-tax income", across state lines, and as groups, would reduce prices and allow portability.
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We work well together and I would say the hardest part is planning everything across state lines because none of us live in Twinsburg, Ohio.
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" — Neal Rothschild, Axios "Insurance regulators weigh in on why selling across state lines can be problematic": "We strongly oppose legislation that would preempt state authority.
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In the mid-nineteen-fifties, nearly eight per cent of unemployed men moved across state lines; in 2012, two and a half per cent did.
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But the feds came up empty and left the investigation in 1958 when Maria's body was found and it appeared she'd never crossed state lines.
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Fourth, as a state regulator, it is important to make it easier for companies to operate across state lines and for regulators to share information.
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Paul said Trump could issue an interpretation to the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 to allow people to buy insurance across state lines.
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The action shows the agency has its eye on the online side of the industry, which crosses state lines and has grown in recent years.
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Missouri's Republican governor, Michael Parson, just signed a bill that would end offering incentives for companies to cross state lines for jobs, and Democrat Gov.
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Federal law requires the brewery to have "certificates of label approval" for beer to be sold across state lines, Atlas says in its court filing.
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Federal authorities criminalize a felon's possession of a gun simply because the gun and/or ammunition at one time in its life crossed state lines.
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An all-white jury convicted him in 1913 for transporting a woman across state lines for "immoral purposes," which was illegal under the Mann Act.
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Trump repeatedly said during the CNN event in Houston that the centerpiece of his plan to replace ObamaCare was allowing insurers to cross state lines.
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A few media markets cross state lines; where this happens I attributed the ads to the state in which the majority of the market resides.
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The Hot Springs Documentary Film Festival shows that while state lines may clearly delineate the South, they don't neatly define the people living within them.
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The freaking CEO of the company would never travel across state lines to her new job at the mall to ask her to come back.
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Ren covertly teaches rhythmically challenged Willard how to dance (in montage form!), and his core crew makes a pilgrimage beyond state lines to a club.
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Despite the wishes of some reformers, there will be no major shift to proportional representation anytime soon, there will be no redrawing of state lines.
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This appears to be a version of allowing insurance sales across state lines, an often-promised Republican policy, except only in the small business market.
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On March 18, Vice President Mike Pence announced a new Department of Health and Human Services regulation allowing doctors to practice medicine across state lines.
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United States (1913), which upheld a law making it a crime to transport a woman across state lines "for immoral purposes" (a euphemism for prostitution).
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This appears to be a version of allowing insurance sales across state lines, an often-promised Republican policy, except only in the small-business market.
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The F.C.C. has asserted it has the only authority to oversee broadband internet services, because the data on the internet passes across multiple state lines.
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But changing time zones could have an economic cost, too, especially in a region like the Northeast, where millions of people commute across state lines.
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In 1961, however, Berry was arrested under the Mann act for transporting Janice Norine Escalanti, a 14-year-old Native American girl, across state lines.
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Michael Malbin, executive director of the Campaign Finance Institute in Washington, said the big story is how small donors are sending money across state lines.
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The A.C.A.'s universalistic approach has been the norm for a simple reason: National parties represent coalitions of local representatives that cut across state lines.
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Some states already allow those under 21 to drive trucks within state lines, and the industry has lobbied to lower the interstate driving age similarly.
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Instead, she was driven across state lines, to a park, and the next morning she woke up with no memory of what had happened there.
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Hagstrom Miller said doctors are planning to drive across state lines rather than fly, and in some cases are temporarily relocating to serve the clinics.
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He was accused of transporting a Rolls Royce Wraith across state lines "knowing said motor vehicle to have been stolen," according to a federal indictment.
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Even though there may be great jobs in a city nearby, WalletHub found that fewer people are moving across state lines in search of work.
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Alterations being considered include codifying some regulatory changes that the Trump administration could make, and allowing insurance to be sold across state lines, said Rep.
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Fogle, in 2015, was sentenced to nearly 16 years in prison for child pornography charges and for paying for sex with minors across state lines.
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The Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau (TTB), which approves new labels, new liquor stores and new distribution across state lines, is shut down.
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One explanation offered by economists is that a bloat of regulations has made it harder for employees to change careers or move across state lines.
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"Don't give up Republican Senators, the World is watching: Repeal & Replace...and go to 85033 votes (nuke option), get Cross State Lines & more," he tweeted.
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Also, if you cross state lines in your driving, be aware that there can be stark differences in price from one state to the next.
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Trump's plan involves common Republican ideas, such as creating a tax deduction for individuals' insurance premiums and allowing insurance to be sold across state lines.
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"Online casinos are already opening across state lines pursuant to compacts and states are contemplating opening up their online casinos to foreign markets," they wrote.
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The House approved background check legislation last year, but coupled it with a measure that allows concealed carry permits to be valid across state lines.
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An all-white jury convicted him in 28503 for transporting a woman across state lines for "immoral purposes," which was illegal under the Mann Act.
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What is more, because it is still illegal to transport marijuana across state lines, pot must be grown in the state where it is sold.
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Alamo, leader of a fundamentalist Christian sect, was convicted in 2009 of transporting children across state lines for sex and died in prison in 2017.
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New Yorkers would pack their coffers with contraband before retreating back over state lines, essentially taking advantage of one law in order to break another.
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If you look at them, three say the way to do that is to let all the young, healthy people buy insurance across state lines.
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In the past, such investigations have been opened when contaminated food crosses state lines, Mr. Neale and Mr. Marler said, and typically center on food producers.
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Fogle, 38 pleaded guilty in November to possession of child pornography and traveling across state lines to have sex with two minors, aged 16 and 17.
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Fully repeals Obamacare and replace it with Health Savings Accounts, gives the ability to purchase health insurance across state lines, and lets states manage Medicaid funds.
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A legal opinion from the U.S. Department of Justice made public Monday could threaten the viability of online gambling that crosses state lines such as poker.
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In a letter to Gottlieb, the senators asked the FDA to update "outdated regulations" that prohibit food products containing CBD from being sold across state lines.
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He was convicted in 2004 of jumping bail and carrying a weapon across state lines while fleeing authorities in Texas in connection with the dismemberment case.
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He said federal authorities already play an integral role in fighting crime in the city, referencing the transport of guns across state lines, among other areas.
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Emanuel said federal authorities already play an integral role in fighting crime in the city, referencing the transport of guns across state lines, among other areas.
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CONCORD, N.H. – A New Hampshire man who took a 14-year-old girl across state lines to a Vermont motel to have sex has been convicted.
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If they can afford to, women seeking abortions will cross state lines because it's easier or because there is nowhere in their home state to go.
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Alaniz, who grew up in the area surrounded by three cities, two state lines, and one international border, used to view it as one big community.
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His first serious criminal offense was a federal case of taking a stolen car across state lines to California in 1955, for which he was charged.
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Some, like the Mississippi Reproductive Freedom Fund, provide any form of help they can, including helping women pay their bills or transporting them across state lines.
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Laycock confirmed that Toby did not oppose extradition, meaning that the state of Tennessee has up to 60 days to retrieve him from across state lines.
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To mitigate the regional effects, the governors of Alabama, Georgia and North Carolina waived regulations that prevent commercial trucks from transporting motor fuel within state lines.
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Police allege Murray asked Robert for a ride in Jacksonville, Florida, but then allegedly kidnapped him and took him across state lines, according to The Globe.
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He also said that Republicans may not get the Democratic support needed to reach 60 votes and pass a bill to allow sales across state lines.
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The man "transported the fish across state lines in furtherance of his commercial business of retrieving golf balls from golf course water hazards," Ratcliffe's office said.
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In 2013 the court upheld the agency's permitting rules for greenhouse gases; in 2014 they supported the EPA's regulation of pollution that crosses over state lines.
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Under the Patient Freedom Act, health insurance marketplaces would vary widely from state to state, making it especially confusing for anyone who moves across state lines.
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"Gypsy Sisters" star Mellie Stanley got caught up in another alleged coupon scam -- only this time it appears to have crossed state lines ... TMZ has learned.
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Prosecutors in the R. Kelly cases revealed some of the evidence they have to prove R. Kelly took underage women across state lines for sexual purposes.
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Violations of the Mann Act, which prohibits the transportation of anyone across state lines for illicit sexual purposes, constitute 83 of the 5 counts against Kelly.
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Donald Trump had one response when asked about how he would replace ObamaCare at this week's presidential debate: Allow companies to sell insurance across state lines.
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"Law-abiding citizens should be able to exercise their fundamental right to self-defense while traveling across state lines," said Chris Cox, the NRA's top lobbyist.
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Thursday's 4-3 decision by New York's highest court was a setback for gun control advocates seeking to limit the movement of firearms across state lines.
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A number of small companies are already selling CBD in oils, beverages, topical creams and other products, and in some instances shipping them across state lines.
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"A special permit is still required to deploy, creating regulatory uncertainty and raising concerns about the ability of autonomous vehicles to cross state lines," it said.
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Banned guns can be smuggled across state lines, but such laws do make it slightly harder to kill lots of people in a confined space quickly.
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Recently, the Trump administration finalized a U.S. Department of Labor rule that will allow groups of businesses to band together to buy insurance across state lines.
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The ambitious effort would bestow more powers and responsibilities to state officials, allowing them to determine how animals and plants should be protected within state lines.
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The plan would move hundreds of federal employees across the country, and would create a new organizational map based on natural features, instead of state lines.
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If true, Phillips' story -- which included allegedly crossing state lines at age 15 to get an abortion that Moore talked her into -- would have been explosive.
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The president-elect has so far offered little insight into a replacement plan, but he supports Americans being able to purchase health insurance across state lines.
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He's come out against banning private sales of guns, and co-authored legislation intended to make it easier to purchase and transport guns across state lines.
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I suppose that there is an ethical question, too, about carrying such substances across state lines, which you may opine on as well if you choose.
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Cuomo has insisted that a national or multistate order would need to come together to avoid people crossing state lines to avoid a de facto lockdown.
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The state lines of California in the post-Gold Rush period were certainly no place for a lady, and nobody ever accused Charley of being one.
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The second chapter homes in on Boyd, and a get-rich-quick scheme he becomes entangled in after prison, which involves transporting cigarettes across state lines.
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And standards for notifying doctors about end-of-life care or resuscitation wishes can vary across state lines, or even from one hospital to the next.
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He encouraged the president to give states broader autonomy over coronavirus testing and issue a federal directive on closing businesses to avoid inconsistencies across state lines.
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"Allowing insurance companies to sell across state lines, for instance, probably can't fly under reconciliation," says Sarah Binder, a congressional procedure expert at the Brookings Institution.
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Fewer than 300 abortions were performed in the state between 2018 and 2019, while at least 600 South Dakotans crossed state lines to access providers elsewhere.
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So-called "Right to Try" laws already exist in 38 states, and backers argue a federal law is needed to ensure greater continuity across state lines.
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This move will allow these plans to avoid the patchwork of onerous state regulations and operate across state lines, resulting in more choices and lower costs.
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This means there needs to be support for autonomous cars across the entire automotive ecosystem and geopolitical spectrum, including uniform standards and regulations across state lines.
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Trump on Thursday also signed an executive order to allow Americans to purchase insurance across state lines, a reform that conservative policy experts have long espoused.
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Most underground gas storage facilities are regulated at the state level, but those storing gas to be transported across state lines falls is overseen by PHMSA.
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"What's so appalling is that there's more care shown to furniture being delivered across state lines in this country than there is to humans," he said.
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To Kobach, this is enough evidence to suggest that more than 25,2000 people travelled over state lines to fraudulently cast their vote in favor of Democrats.
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To Kobach, this is enough evidence to suggest that more than 5,000 people travelled over state lines to fraudulently cast their vote in favor of Democrats.
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Dickerson is right here: Allowing insurers to sell across state lines is a popular conservative policy, but it is not one included in the current Republican bill.
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Allowing insurers to sell across state lines has been a long-time Republican health care policy goal, but the plan may not get the results proponents expect.
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Most important air routes cross state lines, but there are some key exceptions, including Los Angeles to San Francisco and many point-to-point routes in Texas.
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Due to licensing issues in which therapists can't legally practice across state lines, they call themselves "coaches"—though most are trained in social work and mental health.
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President Donald Trump tweeted on Tuesday that getting rid of state lines would promote competition in the new GOP health care plan, and CNBC's Jim Cramer agrees.
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Jackson and her husband have already discussed getting an apartment over state lines in Kansas to avoid being labeled "child abusers" under Missouri's version of the bill.
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He benefited from the Justice Department's decision not to prosecute him for violating the Mann Act (which bans transporting people across state lines for purposes of prostitution).
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He says efficiencies can be realized if health plans are sold across state lines, but insurance companies are already permitted to sell in whatever state they choose.
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He was found guilty in April on multiple felony counts, including threatening and assaulting federal officers, obstruction of justice, and traveling across state lines to commit extortion.
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Dickerson is right here: allowing insurers to sell across state lines is a popular conservative policy, but it is not one included in the current Republican bill.
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They now claim that simply allowing the sale of insurance across state lines will serve as a magical elixir that brings down health care costs for good.
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The fact is that promoting health insurance competition across state lines, as opposed to cracking down on anti-competitive practices, does little to lower costs for consumers.
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Quast took issue with the solicitor general's reason, saying that girls are taken across state lines or outside the country for FGM, making it a federal issue.
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Like the across-state-lines insurance rule issue, lots of major hospitals and insurers have regularly insisted that publishing prices won't help increase competition or lower prices.
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THE BIG IDEAS: Individual tax credits, selling insurance across state lines, raising Medicare age to 67, block grants for Medicaid, $25 billion in new risk pool funding.
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She said that reorganizing the department's structure along geographical features would allow it to better manage natural resources, because nature does not abide by established state lines.
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Since the federal prohibition means business cannot be conducted across state lines, Californian companies will be able to reach a scale that businesses in other states lack.
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An historical analysis by Michelle Minton of the Competitive Enterprise Institute demonstrated unequivocally that the Wire Act was intended only to prohibit sports gambling over state lines.
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The attorney general decided it would, issued a regulation that said as much, and then charged Gundy for violating SORNA when he crossed state lines without registration.
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We failed in our attempts to register for classes online at L.A. and NYC locations — but we're not above crossing state lines in the name of makeup.
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Yet because the Sower's milk is being shipped across state lines, they had to take up the issue with the FDA, rather than the state agricultural agency.
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The federal law, enacted in 1996, targets practitioners of female genital mutilation as well as individuals who carry a child across state lines to undergo the procedure.
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In 2009, Alamo was convicted in federal court in Arkansas on charges of transporting five girls across state lines to sexually abuse them, according to court records.
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Under federal law, of course, it's illegal to transport marijuana across state lines, but just a quick Google search will show you how common this has become.
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Shipping wine in the country is tightly controlled by a web of state laws, and it is illegal for individuals to ship wine themselves across state lines.
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This kind of polarization strains representative democracies with winner-take-all voting systems, since even modest alternations in district or state lines can produce very different results.
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For instance, the economics of weed make it more lucrative to export product from a decriminalized state like California across state lines, often through weed-hostile tearritory.
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One official said the directive could move the president a step closer to one of his longstanding goals: allowing consumers to buy health insurance across state lines.
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The indictment, out of the Eastern District of NY, includes charges of coercion and enticement, coercion of a minor and transportation of a minor across state lines.
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If Mr. Scott vetoes the bill, he will encourage people to drive across state lines to get their pot or to continue relying on the black market.
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The bill also now addresses the needs of rural Americans, and particularly America's family farms, by streamlining the process for crop adjusters to work across state lines.
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President Trump has pardoned Jack Johnson, the first black heavyweight champion, who was convicted in 1913 of transporting a white woman across state lines for immoral purposes.
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Signing up providers such as doctors and hospitals could be challenging, especially across state lines, said Dave Dillon, a fellow and actuary at the Society of Actuaries.
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Good luck starting an internet company in an environment where the rules change across invisible state lines and compliance goes from one framework to 50 different ones.
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"Don't give up Republican Senators, the World is watching: Repeal & Replace...and go to 51 votes (nuke option), get Cross State Lines & more," Trump tweeted on Sunday.
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Yang also proposes making telehealth services more widely available, licensing doctors to practice across state lines, and creating a rural broadband internet network to reach underserved communities.
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In the 1970s, more than 3 percent of the population moved across state lines in a given year; since 2006, the number has hovered around 1.5 percent.
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More than 50,000 civilians, about half the Old City's population, remain trapped behind Islamic State lines with little food, water or medicines, according to those who escaped.
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Shortly after he was elected, Mr. Trump said women might have to cross state lines to have an abortion because his goal was to see Roe v.
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State-level gun control can never entirely solve the problem of mass shootings — guns are still legal in the state and are easily available across state lines.
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But the FDA has also said that CBD-infused products can't be sold as dietary supplements, nor can they be sold in food that crosses state lines.
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The 23-page opinion interprets the federal Wire Act, which prohibits interstate wagering, to apply to any form of gambling that crosses state lines, not just sports betting.
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The fallen preacher, born Bernie Lazar Hoffman, was convicted in 2009 on charges that he took underage girls across state lines for sex, including a 9-year-old.
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Nope. Marijuana is still federally illegal, so you can't cross state lines with cannabis — even if you're going between two states where recreational marijuana is legal, Nelson says.
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Maybe you have to move somewhere far away, or you need to deliver something across state lines, or you just can't take one… more… day in the city.
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The trial of the Chicago Seven ended with Mr. Hoffman's conviction for crossing state lines with intent to riot, but an appellate court overturned that decision in 1973.
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For undocumented patients, the experience is even more frightening and challenging when you have to cross state lines knowing ICE officers are being stationed on streets and highways.
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In his ruling, he said there was insufficient evidence to support the argument that the transport of girls over state lines had made the case a federal matter.
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Kiernan said companies are actively recruiting veterans, hiring across state lines with signing bonuses, and providing on-site training to attract workers in the tight U.S. labor market.
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THAT IS ACROSS STATE LINES IN A COMPETITIVE MARKETPLACE NOT WITH THE TOP-DOWN GOVERNMENT TAKEOVER OF HEALTH CARE WHICH IS WHAT OBAMACARE WAS FROM THE VERY BEGINNING.
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Last April, Cummins pleaded guilty to federal counts of transporting a minor across state lines for the purpose of engaging in criminal sexual conduct and obstruction of justice.
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It includes charges of racketeering and violations of the Mann Act, which "prohibits transporting people across state lines for the purpose of prostitution," the New York Times reported.
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In this version of American history, however, the Underground Railroad is a physical train that runs beneath state lines, transporting fugitive slaves to mysterious locations around the country.
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Late Sunday night Cleveland police issued a aggravated murder warrant for Stephens, and warned that he could have crossed state lines into Pennsylvania, New York, Indiana or Michigan.
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Because marijuana is still illegal at the federal level, products that contain actual cannabis can't be shipped across state lines (even if they're coming from weed-legal states).
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It includes charges of racketeering and violations of the Mann Act, which "prohibits transporting people across state lines for the purpose of prostitution," the New York Times reported.
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Trump described the ACA as disastrous and a failure, yet Trump provided no alternative, citing only that he would allow current plans to be purchased across state lines.
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A federal law would also alleviate local law enforcement from having to pursue cases across state lines, which often happens as images make their way across the Web.
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Trump issued the executive order aimed at letting small businesses band together across state lines to buy cheaper, less regulated health plans for their employees with fewer benefits.
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The measure would make it easier to purchase silencers, transport guns across state lines and ease restrictions on armor-piercing bullets The draft bill is sponsored by Rep.
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FIGHT FOR CONTROL U.S. utilities are regulated by the states in which they operate, and by the U.S. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission if they operate across state lines.
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States' broad flexibility over health policy can produce some awkward effects for health care providers that operate across state lines — as Johns Hopkins Health System can show you.
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Brian David Mitchell was sentenced to life imprisonment after being convicted of the kidnapping and unlawful transportation of a minor across state lines to engage in sexual activity.
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EPA ISSUES NEW SMOG RULE: The EPA on Wednesday updated an agency rule designed to reduce smog-forming pollution that crosses state lines in the eastern United States.
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Several attacks behind Islamic State lines around Hawija, 210 kilometres (130 miles) north of Baghdad, were carried out in recent weeks, Salim al-Jabouri told Reuters on Thursday.
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Insofar as the licensing serves a legitimate need, the federal government can press for cross-border portability, giving licensees more opportunity to cross state lines for better jobs.
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The main ideas it contains that could make a difference on coverage are allowing insurance to be sold across state lines and making health insurance premiums tax-deductible.
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New York resident Alison Turkos has alleged in a new suit that in 2017 she was abducted by her Lyft driver at gunpoint and taken over state lines.
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Because cannabis can't be transported across state lines, the industry in the US is fragmented into a series of different state markets each with their own unique rules.
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As of 2018, at least six states had passed a law to allow insurers sell health plans across state lines: Rhode Island, Georgia, Kentucky, Maine, Washington and Wyoming.
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"They're in the business of shipping wine across state lines right now, and they're looking at getting out of that, because that has too much regulation," Olson said.
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Rubio pointed out that Trump's sole plan to replace and repeal Democratic President Barack Obama's signature healthcare law is to allow insurance companies to operate across state lines.
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This is important to allow for a competitive AHP market to flourish across state lines, a long-held goal of those who recognize that more supply reduces cost.
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Kelly's also charged with four counts of violating the Mann Act in New York, a law that prohibits the transfer of people for sexual activity across state lines.
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He mentioned being able to buy insurance across state lines, but when pressed by his opponents, and by me, to put more meat on the bone, he didn't.
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Perhaps more significant, their product is also lucrative for criminals: A pound of marijuana worth $231,212 in Colorado can be sold for $225,2000 or $240,238 across state lines.
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Previously, federal prosecutors were instructed to only pursue cases that involved flagrant violations of state law, such as marijuana being shipped across state lines or sold to children.
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The mixed messages have sewn confusion in the markets and across the state lines, forcing state and local officials to take matters into their own hands, they've said.
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And if the merely rich were only half as likely as Forbes billionaires to cross state lines fleeing the estate tax, every state would gain from imposing one.
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The study found several outcomes across state lines, including disparities in death rates, life expectancy, years of life lost due to premature death and years lived with disability.
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Many large infrastructure projects cross state lines and involve multiple modes of transportation, like road, freight rail and mass transit, putting them beyond the capacity of individual states.
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After that, they have to go to one of the other clinics in the state or drive across state lines, since Louisiana law bans abortion after 20 weeks.
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Though it's legal for people to purchase cannabis outside their state, taking cannabis products over state lines (even between two states that have adult-use programs) is illegal.
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Lawmakers also approved bills to authorize VA health care providers to practice telemedicine across state lines and to warn veterans of potential scams when applying for pension benefits.
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Buying insurance across state lines would create a race to the bottom with insurers able to provide cheap plans and lie about their uselessness until it's too late.
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He has faced a complaint for helping the Georgia Department of Correction illegally import execution drugs and sell them across state lines (after investigation, no action was taken).
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Under a previous opinion, the Wire Act was only applied to sports gambling, so that market has developed state by state, not across state lines like casino games.
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Trump has broadly talked about allowing insurance sales across state lines and promoting health savings accounts, but so far has given few details about his health-care replacement plan.
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Trump and the Republicans have been calling for years to allow health insurers to compete across state lines and the existing ACA website is there to facilitate that process.
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The legal owner of most types of firearms can transport them across state lines if the guns are locked, stowed, and kept out of reach of drivers and passengers.
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Many women who technically live in Maryland and Virginia cross state lines into the D.C. Metro area to get abortions simply because that's where most of the clinics are.
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A collection of funds and nonprofits have come together to set up a system, executed through a large encrypted group chat, to shepherd patients in need across state lines.
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In 29.8, the Clinton administration and a Democratic Congress passed the Riegle-Neal Interstate Banking and Branching Efficiency Act, which allowed banks to open up branches across state lines.
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Follow the "new health care insurance options" link and you'll find Trump talking during the campaign about allowing insurance plans to be sold across state lines, which hasn't happened.
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In 2011, Mitchell was sentenced to life in federal prison following his conviction for kidnapping and unlawful transportation of a minor across state lines to engage in sexual activity.
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They were the first people to be charged under part of the 1968 Civil Rights Act that made it a federal crime to incite a riot across state lines.
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Fogle's pummeling comes just four months into the former sandwich propagandist's 16-year sentence for possessing child pornography and traveling across state lines to have sex with a minor.
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It includes charges of racketeering and violations of the Mann Act, which "prohibits transporting people across state lines for the purpose of prostitution," the New York Times previously reported.
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It would even hurt the non-expansion states because goods and services get bought across state lines—non-expansion Utah would lose almost 9,000 jobs in 2019 under repeal.
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Price said Trump wants to allow the sale of insurance across state lines, lower the costs for prescription drugs and provide "additional flexibility" to states regarding the Medicaid program.
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Johnson, a hero for many, was nonetheless arrested and sent to prison twice for violating a law that made it illegal to transport a white woman across state lines.
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That's right, Lou: I'm out here crossing STATE LINES for exercise while you're playing Trivial Pursuit, or whatever it is the quote-unquote non-nerds do in the offseason.
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Besides letting some of us relive our younger and more athletic days, it also gives us a rare opportunity to connect with our colleagues across party and state lines.
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As we've reported ... the feds are looking into whether R. Kelly violated the Mann Act, which prohibits transportation of minors across state lines for purpose of sex or debauchery.
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Some healthcare reforms, such as allowing companies to sell insurance across state lines or other policy changes that have a negligible budgetary impact must be adopted with 85033 votes.
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" What's happening: "[A] piece of legislation quietly churning its way through Congress [the Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act] may [make] gun permits more like driver's licenses, transportable across state lines.
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Patients will be allowed to cross state lines to access the drug until Pennsylvania's program is fully implemented, which is expected to be 770 to 2400 months from now.
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The department could give employers in the same industries more flexibility to offer group coverage across state lines, providing them with a broader range of policies at lower rates.
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Johnson, the first black boxer to win the heavyweight title, was convicted in 1913 of violating an arcane human trafficking law for bringing his white girlfriend across state lines.
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One friend of my parents' would spend several days at a time on the road, commuting across state lines with his cargo, before spending a few days at home.
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Trump did specify some health policies that he favors, including health savings accounts and allowing people to buy insurance across state lines, which are both standard Republican health proposals.
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"My Lyft driver kidnapped me at gunpoint, drove me across state lines, and, along with at least two other men, gang raped me," Turkos wrote in a Medium post.
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Trump and Republicans have called for laws making it easier for gun owners to purchase "silencers," or sound suppressors, as well as travel with their firearms across state lines.
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In his late teens he served three years in a reformatory, and after becoming famous did jail time on a charge of transporting an underage girl across state lines.
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A national infrastructure bank, if it ever gets off the ground, should have as part of its charter an obligation to ignore state lines when weighing projects to support.
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Think about the difference in gas taxes between Virginia and Washington, D.C. That difference leads many people to drive across state lines into Virginia to pay less for gas.
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Reed: Another idea, floated by Donald Trump — who would do away with the exchanges in any event — is to induce competition by allowing insurers to sell across state lines.
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Additionally, since doctors have to be licensed in the state where their patients are, it makes it harder for independent telehealth companies who want to expand across state lines.
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And when proposed projects cross state lines, it opens up a prolonged debate about who pays for what share, a fight that often takes years or decades to resolve.
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Last week, in its first action on significant federal gun legislation since Newtown, the House passed a bill allowing people with permits to carry concealed weapons across state lines.
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Why emissions reductions are needed Barrett said that it will likely get harder to lower the percentage of deadly air pollution crossing state lines, at least by current measures.
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The House passed its version of the Cornyn-Murphy bill last year, but attached it to legislation allowing people to use permits for carrying concealed handguns across state lines.
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A report I have authored with Arthur Laffer for the past decade, "Rich States, Poor States," has tracked this movement, as Americans "vote with their feet" across state lines.
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It says the agency should consider allowing gun dealers to sell across state lines, loosen restrictions on gun noise suppressors, and pull back on its scrutiny of gun shops.
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The Republican Study Committee also released legislative language last week fully repealing ObamaCare, letting insurers sell plans across state lines and creating a standard tax deduction for health insurance.
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One portion of the law previously authorized officials to transport an undocumented immigrant in custody across state lines in cooperation with federal immigration authorities, according to the Miami Herald.
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McCain's plan would weaken existing state protections by allowing insurance to be sold across state lines but would also expand high-risk pools to cover patients with preexisting conditions.
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Major is a human brain housed in a synthetic body; when she strips, you can see the faint joins between panels of skin, like state lines on a map.
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Or it could entail a broader and more ambitious shift that would allow health care companies to market and advertise across state lines, much like car insurance works today.
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Paul has said he expects the executive order would loosen restrictions under the Employee Retirement Income Security Act, which lets companies purchase insurance across state lines for their employees.
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Firefighters are already hard to deploy across state lines: Of Australia's 300,000 fire and emergency service personnel, roughly 85 percent are volunteers who tend to stay where they live.
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And then there are the provisions eliminating all restrictions on the purchase of silencers, eliminating restrictions on armor-piercing bullets, and eliminating restrictions on carrying firearms across state lines.
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Mr. Trump has said he'd like to encourage the sale of insurance across state lines, a policy likely to make coverage more skimpy but less expensive for many customers.
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He had been arrested in 1959 and charged with transporting a teenage girl — who briefly worked as a hatcheck girl at Club Bandstand — across state lines for immoral purposes.
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Bankrupt coal producer Blackjewel LLC has resolved a dispute over coal it mined that the U.S. government labeled "hot goods" to prevent it from being shipped across state lines.
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Unlike other products and services offered across state lines, healthcare is by necessity provided where the patient is physically present, at least in all but the narrowest of circumstances.
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Iraqi government forces retook eastern Mosul in January then a month later began the offensive on the western side where bout 200,000 civilians remain trapped behind Islamic State lines.
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Kelli Stein, of San Luis Obispo County, fought back tears as she described being cited by animal control officers and ordered to send her ferret, Kokomo, beyond state lines.
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One potential snag: the House of Representatives has already passed a version of the bill that includes a measure allowing people to bring legal concealed guns across state lines.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, speaking on "Fox News Sunday," reiterated Republican promises to replace Obamacare and allow patients to buy health insurance across state lines using health savings accounts.
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"I can confirm that he is committed to replacing Obamacare with something that actually is affordable and accessible and allows you to buy health insurance over state lines," she said.
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Johnson had been convicted in 1913 by an all-white jury of violating the Mann Act, which made it illegal to transport a woman across state lines for "immoral" purposes.
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For example, allowing insurance to be purchased across state lines could be accommodated within this framework, as could expansions in consumer-directed care, and it could directly support coverage portability.
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Conventional outfits like MedMen and Scotts Miracle-Gro are getting in on the action even though doing business across state lines is forbidden and big banks won't touch the industry.
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When: Opens Wednesday, January 20, 6–9pm Where: Site:Brooklyn (165 7th Street, Gowanus, Brooklyn) There is something about America that inspires people to drive — across states, state lines, the country.
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Because broadband service crosses state lines, it can be difficult for states to enact laws to regulate it, even when they have the argument of "consumer protection" on their side.
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About 200,000 people were estimated to be trapped behind Islamic State lines in Mosul in May, but the number has declined as government forces have thrust further into the city.
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Gobble slept with John Doe, bought him extravagant gifts, drove him to and from school and took him on trips across state lines, during which he sexually abused the boy.
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Many don't know that Truth was the first black woman to win a court case against a white man (when her son was sold illegally across state lines) in 1828.
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House Energy and Commerce Committee chairman Greg Walden is teeing up one of the next bills in the Republicans' "Phase 3" of replacing Obamacare: selling health insurance across state lines.
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Cole placed a low priority on businesses that stuck to a set of guidelines — like stopping pot from crossing state lines, funding cartels, or falling into the hands of minors.
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If the clinic loses, Missouri residents — including more than a million people who can become pregnant — will have to travel across state lines if they want to end a pregnancy.
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"That is across state lines in a competitive marketplace, not with the top-down government takeover of health care which is what Obamacare was from the very beginning," he said.
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If Republican proposals allow insurers to sell policies across state lines — thereby negating even state-by-state coverage requirements — it is likely that many plans would not cover these services.
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The candidates offer standard partisan policies on health care: Democrats favor state regulation, Trump offers a free market approach by, say, allowing people to purchase health care across state lines.
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"About a million cross state lines each year, and these so-called young and the restless don't tend to settle down until their mid-30s," the New York Times reported.
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It does not allow insurance companies to sell across state lines, and it does not make it possible for small groups and organizations to band together to form larger groups.
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The ban could force California public university athletes to stay across state lines for games in South Carolina, including students from the University of California and the California State University.
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The UFC legend scored herself a guest role on the hit NBC show "Blindspot" -- where she'll play a tough prison inmate who's serving time for transporting weapons across state lines.
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"I can confirm that he is committed to replacing ObamaCare with something that actually is affordable and accessible and allows you to buy health insurance over state lines," she added.
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Millions of Americans travel across state lines in the lead-up to the third Thursday in November, and as the holiday season approached this year, I found myself questioning why.
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Our investigation has now uncovered significant additional evidence that R Kelly and his handlers transported underage girls across state lines for the purpose of allowing him to sexually assault them.
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Wanda Barzee pleaded guilty in 2009 to kidnapping and unlawful transportation of a minor across state lines to engage in sexual activity in the 2002 kidnapping of Smart, then 14.
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The case and a similar one in Idaho prompted the Oregon Department of Agriculture to issue a formal warning to hemp growers not to ship their crop across state lines.
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The bill would also boost funding for Obamacare enrollment outreach efforts, and require federal health officials to draft rules that would allow health plans to be sold across state lines.
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Nationally, more than 85033 percent of air ambulance transports cross state lines every day –for some states, like Missouri for instance, almost 50 percent of air ambulance transports are interstate.
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Other women are risking their jobs, spending their life savings, driving hundreds of miles, crossing state lines as I had to — all to exercise a right that the Constitution protects.
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Doctors may more easily treat patients across state lines later this year, when an agreement among some states to license doctors from certain other states is expected to take place.
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We had arrived after the bloodiest day of fighting yet, in which 36 Libyan fighters had died and over 20113 were injured in the latest push toward Islamic State lines.
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Johnson's life and career were thrown into chaos in 1913 after he was convicted under a human trafficking law for taking his white girlfriend across state lines for "immoral" purposes.
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" Sessions, a fervent critic of so-called "sanctuary cities," emphasized that believes they are a safe havens for drug dealers, adding that their impact is being felt "across state lines.
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These systemic issues put companies at a strategic disadvantage, especially when victims of trade secret theft need to recover information quickly before it crosses state lines or leaves the country.
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" Pence added the Trump administration will "work with Congress" on creating more flexibility for healthcare, including allowing it to be sold across state lines "like car insurance and life insurance.
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This effort may result in federal regulatory changes that encourage insurance sales across state lines, boosting competition in the health care marketplace and ceding some regulatory power to the states.
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Before Monday's decision, court watchers thought Kennedy might have found a standard that courts could use when deciding when states go too far in using politics to draw state lines.
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Whether you're planning to stay in the same area, move to a new city, or even cross state lines, research home prices on a site like Zillow, Trulia, or Realtor.
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Cuomo has been adamant that a multistate or, preferably, federal order to shelter in place would be far more effective to keep people from crossing state lines to avoid it.
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The nonpartisan Center for a Responsible Federal Budget looked at a Trump proposal that included insurance sales across state lines, and it estimated that 21 million Americans would lose coverage.
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Republicans have long wanted to make it easier for people to buy heath insurance across state lines, in the belief that such purchases could hold down prices and increase competition.
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And finally, we provide states with additional flexibility to enter into agreements — such as enabling the sale of insurance across state lines — that would provide more choice and lower costs.
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But because Ms. Keys's journey had involved the crossing of state lines, Ms. Roundtree and Mr. Robertson realized that they might profitably plead the case before the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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However, it's currently illegal for companies to sell CBD-infused food and beverages across state lines and to market any CBD products with health claims the FDA has not evaluated.
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The U.S.-backed Iraqi forces' new foothold aims to open escape routes for the hundreds of thousands of civilians trapped behind Islamic State lines and, in turn, help troops' progress.
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Mr. Pence said on Wednesday that the replacement would probably encourage greater use of personal health savings accounts and make it easier for carriers to sell insurance across state lines.
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Though slavery was also illegal in Michigan when it was admitted to the Union in 1837, bounty hunters crossing state lines still posed a threat to black residents of Detroit.
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The House already passed that bill in December although it was attached to another proposal that would allow individuals with concealed carry permits to transport their guns across state lines.
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Multiple GOP health-care proposals, such as selling insurance plans across state lines and medical liability reform, could not be included in the reconciliation measure due to Senate budget rules.
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House Republican Darrell Issa of California's Access to Insurance for All Act axed the ACA and opened the insurance options available to federal employees across state lines to all Americans.
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Harvey Weinstein has been hit with his second sex trafficking lawsuit — this time, by German actress Emma Loman, who said Weinstein effectively transported her across state lines to rape her.
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Those bills, which would do things such as allow insurers to sell insurance across state lines, would need some bipartisan support to reach the 60 votes to pass in the Senate.
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Fogle — now just over two years into his 15-year sentence — argues in the motion he was charged "in error" with traveling across state lines to have sex with a minor.
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WASHINGTON, Oct 10 (Reuters) - President Donald Trump said on Tuesday he would sign a measure, likely this week, to allow people in the United States to buy healthcare across state lines.
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We&aposre allowing businesses to join forces to buy better health care for less money through association health plans they just came out two weeks ago and they cross state lines.
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"Usually there has to be some sort of crossing of state lines or using a weapon from another state or something like that, for federal authorities to be interested," she said.
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In April of this year, Cummins pleaded guilty to federal charges of transporting a minor across state lines for the purpose of engaging in criminal sexual conduct and obstruction of justice.
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The Fish and Wildlife Service is barring the door against 201 species of salamanders, making it illegal to import them or move them across state lines, the agency announced on Tuesday.
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However, Corlette notes, "the provisions in reconciliation have to directly affect federal revenue or spending," which may be interpreted to preclude measures like allowing the sale of insurance across state lines.
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The indictment accuses Kelly of abusing five women between the late 1990s and 2018 in violation of a federal law that bars transporting women across state lines for any "immoral purpose."
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Both preserve a tax credit system to pay for insurance, expand health savings accounts, block-grant Medicaid and turn it over to the states, and demand insurance sales across state lines.
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Attorney Jason Whatley, who is representing Elizabeth's father, told CNN the kidnapping statute might not matter in Cummins' case, especially if he crossed state lines with Elizabeth, triggering federal kidnapping laws.
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Repeal and Replace Obamacare Act: Fully repeals Obamacare and replaces it with Health Savings Accounts, allows the ability to purchase health insurance across state lines and lets states manage Medicaid funds.
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Why it matters: The divergent policies create regulatory uncertainty for large companies operating across state lines and underscore how difficult progress toward lower-carbon energy technologies will be without federal policy.
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So that leaves us with the "disaster" of the individual insurance markets decried by Trump, who has said he would eliminate the marketplaces in favor of open competition across state lines.
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Beyond the Supreme Court, the NRA sees an opportunity with Republicans in control of the White House and Congress to pass legislation that would expand concealed-carry laws across state lines.
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The end game for prosecutors is to prove R. Kelly violated the Mann Act, which makes it a crime for people to transport people across state lines for illicit sexual purposes.
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Intoxicated by this new freedom, Suzy falls under the spell of a boyishly alluring local drug dealer, Billy Zar, who tricks her into smuggling coke across state lines during flight shifts.
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But some insurers, including Medicare, are reluctant to pay for a virtual visit, and regulatory questions are swirling over whether doctors should be able to care for patients across state lines.
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This act was a response to a Supreme Court decision addressing price gouging and monopolies and allowed states the ability to regulate the industry, which prevents real competition across state lines.
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Blackburn painted a starkly different vision for health care, calling for laws that opened up insurance markets across state lines and relied on the private sector to expand access to care.
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The rule is designed to limit nitrogen oxide emissions that are produced in one state but have the potential to then travel across state lines and develop into smog, or ozone.
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Instead, Paul said Tuesday that he's been talking to President Donald Trump about allowing people to buy healthcare across state lines through his association-based plan by utilizing a 1974 law.
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However, FERC only has jurisdiction over pipelines that cross state lines, meaning that its evaluation process will focus on the 3.5-mile interstate pipeline, rather than the larger network under construction.
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The Department of Justice accused the defendants of violating the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organization Act (RICO) because they created an "enterprise" that crossed state lines that engaged in illegal activity.
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The nature of the operation varies, but it seems to rely on the use of diplomatic satchels to conceal hundreds of pounds of drugs as the Pelosi Girls cross state lines.
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Mr. Trump would, for example, encourage greater use of health savings accounts, allow insurance policies to be purchased across state lines and let people take tax deductions for insurance premium payments.
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Last month, the president pardoned Jack Johnson, the first black heavyweight boxing champion, who was convicted of violating a law prohibiting the transport of women across state lines for "immoral" purposes.
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It's raised by the simple fact of your breaking the law, including the federal law that forbids taking even small amounts of medical marijuana across state lines for your personal use.
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He pleaded guilty to larceny and, through an agreement with Nevada state prosecutors, received a five-year prison sentence; a federal case (he crossed state lines during the crime) is pending.
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If it becomes legal to transport joints and vape pens across state lines, it's easy to imagine California becoming the pot basket of the country, with all the jobs that entails.
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When I lived in Ohio there was a hot spot nearby that was reliable for wintering long-eared owls, a species that many birders might travel across state lines to see.
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"You know the government's figured out how to honor driver's licenses across state lines," Vice President Mike Pence said during the second meeting of the National Space Council in February 2018.
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Now, a new study shows that air pollution produced in one state often blows across state lines, and can contribute to health issues and even premature deaths hundreds of miles away.
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He'd spent a few years in jail, in his early twenties, for mailing fake I.D.s across state lines, but now he was on the "straightened arrow," as he put it, often.
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Under the Obama administration, the Justice Department did not interfere with state laws that legalize marijuana and instead focused on prosecuting drug cartels and the transport of pot across state lines.
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Gabrielle Giffords (D-Ariz.) on Wednesday resurfaced old tweets from lawmakers who earlier in the day voted in favor of a bill making concealed carry handgun permits valid across state lines.
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Democrats argue federal regulations protect states from pollution that they shouldn't be blamed for, such as emissions that drift across state lines or water pollution that flows along the nation's rivers.
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In September, a woman sued Lyft after she said a driver kidnapped her at gunpoint, drove her across state lines, and along with two other men raped her, the Verge reported.
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The allegations cross party and state lines, targeting some of the most powerful men in state government, from Kentucky's House Speaker to the chairmen of prominent committees in Florida and Minnesota.
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Selling insurance across state lines, for instance, a policy Trump himself supports, is out, as are small but key elements in most of the alternative Republican healthcare plans floated this year.
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Testing the flowers and leaves would be better, but they can't send weed across state lines, and there aren't any local, in-state labs that can perform complicated pesticide residue tests.
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So he says to allow people to buy insurance across state lines to drive premiums down, and essentially, he says to leave the doctors alone and let them treat the patients.
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Ryan also said congressional Republicans had a plan coming after this legislation passed that would out in place their proposals to replace Obamacare -- like allowing insurers to sell policies across state lines.
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That means setting up a system, executed through a large encrypted group chat, to shepherd patients across state lines; pay for hotels, gas, food, and childcare; and find companions, drivers, and doulas.
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That measure was passed by the House in December, but only after being tied to rules that would allow anyone with a concealed-carry permit to carry concealed weapons across state lines.
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Dina Titus of Nevada has an amendment that would remove the bill aimed at reciprocating concealed-carry permits across state lines, though it is likely to be axed by the Rules Committee.
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Master P ain't a politician, but he's lobbying the peeps who run H.S. basketball in Minnesota ... pleading with them to change a rule that limits players from crossing state lines to hoop.
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In 1912 fear that Johnson's triumph against a white man would spark race riots was so great that Congress passed a law making it illegal to transport prizefight films across state lines.
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He voted to ban partial-birth abortion, to make it a crime to harm a fetus, and to ban the transport of minors across state lines to get around parental notification requirements.
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Miron also voiced skepticism that state-level prohibitions could have much of an effect on their own, as Owens's research suggests — since people could cross state lines and continue to buy alcohol.
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They catch wind of an underground network of ultra-violent attractions and things begin to get extremely terrible as some of the same ghouls appear to be following them across state lines.
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The Ryan plan includes a number of Republican proposals endorsed by Trump, such as individual tax credits, health savings accounts and allowing insurance to be sold across state lines to increase competition.
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Tad faces kidnapping and sex crime charges in California and Tennessee as well as a federal charge of transporting a minor with the intent to engage in sexual activity across state lines.
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In it, Trump outlined his support for a variety of traditional GOP polices, such as allowing insurers to sell policies across state lines and converting Medicaid into a state-run block grant.
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Asked what he would do to replace Obamacare, Trump repeatedly cited his proposal to allow insurers to sell health plans across state lines, which he said would add competition to the marketplace.
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In the real world, women sometimes have to drive many miles (or even across state lines) to the nearest clinic, listen to false facts about abortion, or confront angry, sometimes violent protesters.
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To foster competition and choice, they should open the exchanges to all individuals served in the "natural" healthcare market which could reach beyond state lines — not just the ACA's strict state boundaries.
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Advocates say they are looking for Trump to help advance legislation making concealed-carry permits valid across state lines, as well as a measure that would loosen requirements for buying gun silencers.
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Some Republican leaders -- notably President Donald Trump in his joint address to Congress given earlier this year -- have called for health insurance companies to be allowed to sell policies across state lines.
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What to watch: The House Rules Committee is taking up the Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act, which would make it easier for gun owners to carry concealed weapons across state lines, on Tuesday.
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As for what the feds could pin on Kelly -- we're told it could involve the Mann Act, which prohibits the transportation of minors across state lines for purposes of sex or debauchery.
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During the hearing, Laycock confirmed that 46-year-old Willis did not oppose extradition, meaning that the state of Tennessee has up to 60 days to retrieve him from across state lines.
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A homogenous fix is the only option to ensure businesses are not overburdened from state specific regulations and to protect investors who may relocate across state lines into a new regulatory fiefdom.
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A progressive state can do all it wants to clean its own air and water, but a neighboring state's pollution will still seep over, since air and water don't recognize state lines.
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The agency insists it knows the location of all the children in its custody, but the massive task of reuniting hundreds of children with families cuts across federal agencies and state lines.
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On the eastern front line, near the city port, Mohammed Haima peered down a pair of old military binoculars, one lens broken, toward the Islamic State lines a few hundred yards away.
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As the Sheriff's Department works with the FBI and the North Las Vegas Police Department, Hernandez said the suspects may face federal prosecution since they allegedly transported the woman across state lines.
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Now that Congress has once again proven its ineptitude, it is believed that President Trump is preparing to sign an executive order that would allow people to purchase insurance across state lines.
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In December, the House passed legislation that paired allowing people to use permits for carrying concealed weapons across state lines with the bipartisan Fix NICS (National Instant Criminal Background Check System) Act.
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The third and final step is the passage of other bills Congress must consider to restore the free market and further decrease costs, like allowing insurance to be sold across state lines.
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Trump, echoing most Republicans, has vowed to repeal ObamaCare in full, replacing it with a system encouraging personal health savings accounts and allowing the freer sale of insurance plans across state lines.
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In 2011, the National Association of Boards of Pharmacy created PMP InterConnect, a PDMP data sharing hub that enables 45 states to share prescription information across state lines to prevent doctor shopping.
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He did not, however, register with the federal government as a sex offender, as required under the federal Sex Offender Registration and Notification Act (SORNA) when a sex offender crosses state lines.
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If we allowed carriers to market their offerings across state lines, we would open up competition and allow more companies to bid for your family's business, effectively driving down insurance costs immediately.
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The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) on Friday said that it doesn't need to write a new regulation to comply with a legal requirement to address air pollution that blows across state lines.
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The escalating political polarization between the states could heighten the differences between the country's patchworked state laws, particularly around controversial issues that transcend state lines, such as abortion, immigration, and gun control.
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One Obamacare replacement idea that resurfaced in Philadelphia Thursday: House Budget Committee chairwoman Diane Black said the "reconciliation" bill could include a provision to let health insurance be sold across state lines.
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The House already passed that bill last December, but only after it was paired with a contentious bill to allow people to use permits for carrying concealed weapons across state lines. Rep.
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Cruz has offered his own ObamaCare replacement plan which featured longtime Republican goals of allowing health insurance to be purchased across state lines and the elimination of a mandate to purchase insurance.
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On July 12, federal prosecutors in Brooklyn unveiled a separate indictment, charging him with racketeering and violating the Mann Act, which prohibits transporting people across state lines for the purpose of prostitution.
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We should also pass common-sense replacement policies, like expanding how much money employees can contribute to their health savings accounts (HSAs) and selling insurance across state lines, which would increase competition.
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For example, just last week, the president issued an executive order that opens the doors to the long-sought policy of allowing individuals the opportunity to purchase health insurance across state lines.
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The lawsuit describes how the plaintiff's Lyft driver allegedly kidnapped her at gunpoint and took her across state lines, where the driver and other men took turns raping her, the lawsuits states.
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Turkos reported the incident to the New York Police Department, and alerted Lyft that she was taken across state lines by a driver despite ordering a ride to take her within Brooklyn.
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Protecting infants from horrifically painful late-term abortions, infants born alive after failed abortions and minors being trafficked across state lines to evade state parental notice laws — all these are on tap.
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This year's full reauthorization, sponsored by Representative Sheila Jackson Lee, Democrat of Texas, expands funding for educational programs, strengthens federal domestic violence-related gun laws and increases privacy protections across state lines.
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The PAWS Act would allow pets to be protected across state lines when restraining orders are issued in domestic violence cases and authorize grant money to help domestic violence shelters accommodate pets.
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The bill includes several ideas that Republican lawmakers have advocated for years, such as tax credits to help offset the cost of health coverage and allowing Americans to purchase insurance across state lines.
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Cummins was taken into federal custody and charged last week in federal court in Sacramento with one count of transporting a minor with the intent to engage in sexual activity across state lines.
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The nation's craft beer taps are being squeezed by the government shutdown, which has put new releases on hold, prevented new breweries from opening and stopped shipments of some suds across state lines.
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It aims to allow 18 year olds with their commercial driver's licenses, or CDLs, the ability to drive commercial vehicles across state lines in an attempt to help prevent a nationwide driver shortage.
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Trump has suggested before that he was eying an executive order that would allow individuals to purchase insurance across state lines through so-called health associations, which Republican Senator Rand Paul has advocated.
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The fund provides money, lodging, childcare, and transportation (even across state lines) for women who need help accessing abortion in a state with strict abortion laws and only one overwhelmed, underfunded abortion clinic.
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The Justice Department has since tolerated pot businesses that don't trigger certain federal priorities — like not selling to kids, not letting pot cross state lines, and cutting off proceeds from reaching crime rings.
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Plus, even within state lines, median salaries can have a dramatic range: The 2015 U.S. median household income was $55,775, but $1173,775 will get you only so much depending on where you live.
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Its characters don't get to travel, and it's the possibility of Bobbie Jo moving Sadie across state lines to Virginia — where Jimmy can't afford to follow — that gets him moving on his plan.
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They also contend that the other two laws will force women to travel across state lines to seek abortions, delaying the procedure until later in their pregnancy and putting them at greater risk.
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That's because the law prevents driving another person — technically it's gender neutral, but in practice these cases almost always involve a female sex worker — across state lines for prostitution purposes, plain and simple.
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Under that law, a company or individual can face felony or misdemeanor charges if "adulterated" food that is harmful to human health or is prepared in unsanitary conditions is introduced across state lines.
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The facility fell under federal jurisdiction, but federal and state regulators hit legal snags when they explored how to penalize the facility's operator, El Paso Corp, which sent its gas across state lines.
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At the same time, other provisions of a Republican ObamaCare replacement, such as allowing the purchase of insurance across state lines and expanding health savings accounts (HSAs) will make health insurance less expensive.
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Who imagines that the welfare of Americans would be improved if our economy was fragmented among our fifty states, each with prohibitive barriers to the movement of goods and services across state lines?
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Self-driving cars are still not allowed on roads in roughly half of the United States, though, and truckers have the added hurdle of having to cross state lines on a regular basis.
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To avoid widely divergent and unworkable standards that would stymie carmakers' ability to conduct business over state lines, the U.S. Transportation Department sets the rules, including for the coming wave of autonomous vehicles.
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Those residents who have escaped say many of the civilians trapped behind Islamic State lines — put at 50,000 by the Iraqi military - are in a desperate situation with little food, water or medicines.
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This conflict creates issues when legal marijuana businesses in states like Colorado or Washington want to save or invest money in banks, ensure that people aren't taking their products across state lines, etc.
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A legal grey area: In the case of product sales across state lines, sales taxes are collected only if that business has a significant presence, like a factory or warehouse, in that state.
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Furthermore, there are reports of competition across state lines, including marijuana retailers in southern Washington facing increasing competition from Oregon, where pot taxes are lower and set to decline again later this year.
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Earlier this month a Wisconsin man who prosecutors say transported seven young women across state lines and forced them into prostitution using ads on Backpage was found guilty of federal sex trafficking charges.
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For example, one specific change in the A.C.A. that Mr. Trump, along with other Republican candidates, has called for — allowing insurers to sell policies across state lines — is permitted under the law now.
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That system, called preclearance, evaporated when the Supreme Court struck down part of the Voting Rights Act, freeing Texas and other states from the burden of seeking federal permission to change state lines.
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So even though Judge Breyer did not discuss each state's laws in his predominance analysis, he was at least arguably informed, via the consolidated complaint, of how VW's conduct played across state lines.
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Also, if you cross state lines in your driving, be aware that there can be stark differences in average prices from one state to the next, in part due to varying gas taxes.
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Manchin and Toomey made a number of concessions to entice red state Democrats and Republicans to support the proposal, including one that would allow licensed firearms dealers to sell handguns across state lines.
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For example, association plans can be sold across state lines — a priority Trump has mentioned frequently — but they still have to establish provider networks, which tend to be confined to specific metro areas.
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The prison has been notoriously violent: In January 2017, clashes there left 56 inmates dead and sparked a wave of violence that rippled across state lines, resulting eventually in more than 120 deaths.
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Dr. Spetz said that states and nurse licensing boards should be preparing by easing licensing requirements for registered nurses who need to cross state lines, and ensuring medical workers have emergency child care.
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While each of our states has crafted bills that target our own unique landscapes, wildlife and communities, collectively these legislative wins address the needs of wildlife whose hallways take them across state lines.
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The complex proposal from the Labor Department aims to deliver on President Donald Trump's long-standing pledge to increase competition and lower costs by promoting the sale of health plans across state lines.
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From expanding Health Saving Accounts (HSAs) to making it easier to buy health insurance across state lines, Republicans are pushing to devolve much of the responsibility of insuring the uninsured to the states.
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Imagine if he had decided on his own to include an expansion of health savings accounts, tort reform, the ability to purchase insurance across state lines or any other program important to Republicans.
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But House GOP leaders combined it with a bill to allow the use of concealed carry permits across state lines, which was fiercely opposed by Democrats and is an obstacle to Senate passage.
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I will put forward an amazing new plan, which will include many reforms, such as letting people buy insurance across state lines, increasing choice and competition, and bargaining for better, cheaper drug prices.
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Aiming to stop a deadly fungus from driving native salamander species extinct, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is making it illegal to import or move across state lines 201 species of the amphibian.
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Trump himself has only put forward a broad outline of a plan on his campaign website, and during the campaign he emphasized removing market barriers that prevent the sale of insurance across state lines.
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In April, Cummins, who had been charged with kidnapping, pleaded guilty to federal counts of transporting a minor across state lines for the purpose of engaging in criminal sexual conduct and obstruction of justice.
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But when it comes to tracking down what Kavanaugh calls the "travelers" -- trafficking victims that are moved all around the United States -- the app may be more useful in showing movement across state lines.
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But we still don't know what Trump, who has offered little guidance beyond buzzwords about health savings accounts and purchasing insurance across state lines, wants lawmakers to do in the face of these challenges.
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About 100,000 civilians remain trapped in harrowing conditions behind Islamic State lines in Mosul, with little food, water and medicine and limited access to hospitals, the United Nations refugee agency UNHCR said on Friday.
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Finally, the time has come to give Americans the freedom to purchase health insurance across State lines –- creating a truly competitive national marketplace that will bring cost way down and provide far better care.
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He was finally exposed by former followers, including his estranged son, and was later convicted in 2004 of transporting minors across state lines for sexual purposes and sentenced to 135 years in federal prison.
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Trump has hewed to the traditional Republican line about allowing insurers to cross state lines and expand health savings costs, but he's also said he would protect people with preexisting conditions, as Obamacare does.
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Court papers filed Wednesday show a federal grand jury has indicted Henri Michelle Piette on charges of kidnapping and traveling across state lines with the intent to engage in sexual activity with a juvenile.
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Finally, the time has come to give Americans the freedom to purchase health insurance across state lines –- creating a truly competitive national marketplace that will bring cost way down and provide far better care.
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Receiving a parole violation every time he crosses state lines, is undoubtedly preventing him from doing his job, and criminalizes him as he tries to move further from the life he used to lead.
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Cummins was charged with one federal count of transportation of a minor across state lines for the purpose of criminal sexual intercourse, said Jack Smith, acting US attorney for the Middle District of Tennessee.
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As we've told you ... the federal grand jury in IL has heard testimony from alleged victims who say the singer and his camp transported them across state lines for sex when they were underage.
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"Any attempt to allow the sale of association plans to small groups across state lines will be open to legal scrutiny as to whether it is violating ERISA and undermining state authority," said Palanker.
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Nashville, Tennessee (CNN)Tad Cummins, the 50-year-old fired teacher accused of taking a 15-year old student from Tennessee across state lines for sexual purposes, appeared Tuesday in a Nashville federal court.
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Republicans postponed a planned hearing on the "Sportsmen's Heritage and Recreational Enhancement Act," a bill that would loosen restrictions on the purchase of silencers and make it easier to move guns across state lines.
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Up to 200,000 people still live in harrowing conditions behind Islamic State lines in Mosul, running low on food, water and medicine, and with difficult access to hospitals, the United Nations said on Sunday.
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Regardless of what age a state allows individuals to earn a Commercial Drivers License (CDL), federal law requires drivers to be 21 years old both to transport interstate commerce and to cross state lines.
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Health insurance associations: The Trump administration issued a sweeping new rule Tuesday that takes a step toward fulfilling the president's campaign promise to make it easier for companies to sell insurance across state lines.
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In the 22008 hours that Prince was on the run, he drove across state lines, shot a sixth person at a Delaware car dealership and led police on car and foot chases, officials said.
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It is the reason that even if you could shop for healthcare across state lines, it may not matter, as many plans and HMOs wouldn't provide service outside of the areas they were purchased.
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Joe Pitts (R-Pa.), the chairman of the House Energy and Commerce health subcommittee, told The Hill that other elements include allowing insurers to sell across state lines and "beefing up" health savings accounts.
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What's more, the fragmented nature of a state-based licensure system may even make it more challenging to ensure quality across state lines as there are not seamless systems for sharing information about clinicians.
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Authorities have arrested a father and daughter who they say kidnapped and robbed a North Las Vegas woman at gunpoint, before driving her across state lines to California and holding her against her will.
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Laszewski noted that Trump's order proposes loosening rules regulating so-called association health plans to make it easier for small businesses to band together, across state lines, and buy health coverage for their workers.
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The state of South Dakota argued that it is losing out on significant sales tax revenue, and that the old law provides online retailers an advantage over brick-and-mortar stores inside state lines.
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Trump granted a rare posthumous pardon on May 24 to Jack Johnson, the American heavyweight boxing champion who died in 1946 and was convicted in 1913 of taking his white girlfriend across state lines.
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Among the practices described are moving voters across state lines by using cars with the destination state's plates, and using pay stubs to make illegal immigrants appear to be citizens for voter registration purposes.
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"By having the ability of buying insurance across state lines, association health plans and by increasing the ability of health savings accounts, we would provide choice that ObamaCare simply has not presented," he said.
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By pleading guilt to two charges of "transportation for illegal sexual activity"—referring to the rapes of victims A and B and crossing state lines with them in tow—the kidnapping charges were waived.
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It wasn't until 2010—the year I graduated from college—that Cook Out crossed state lines, expanding across the Southeast with more than 200 restaurants, though the lion's share are still in North Carolina.
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One factor that has been limiting the growth of the industry so far is that federal laws make it illegal to transport the plant across state lines, even to other places where it's legal.
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Editorial It's hard to believe that congressional Republicans would react to the nation's latest mass shootings by advancing a measure that would allow travelers to more easily carry hidden, loaded handguns across state lines.
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Instead, having failed to win a full repeal of the health-care law from the Republican majority in Congress, he signed an executive order allowing low-cost insurance to be sold across state lines.
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The main regulator of buses that run across state lines is the federal Department of Transportation, but aside from compiling performance data on companies, the agency rarely penalizes bus lines for repeated safety violations.
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The other option would be to cross state lines — but if the Court upholds Louisiana's law, other states in the region are likely to pass more restrictions, and their clinics could shut down, too.
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In January, Pop Smoke was arrested at New York's John F. Kennedy Airport — hours before he was scheduled to perform at a concert — on a charge of transporting a stolen vehicle over state lines.
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In July, Kelly was charged in New York in an indictment that accused him of violating federal law by coercing and transporting women and girls across state lines to engage in illegal sexual activity.
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It also instructs them to work to create a system that allows the sale of health insurance across state lines, which Republicans have long proposed as the centerpiece of an alternative to the law.
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Instead, the driver allegedly held her at gunpoint, took her across state lines into New Jersey where was he joined by at least two other men, and gang raped her, according to her lawsuit.
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Prosecutors in New Hampshire have charged two police officers with assault several weeks after the pair were captured on video repeatedly punching a driver who led them on a car chase across state lines.
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Kerrygold, an Irish brand, cannot be sold in Wisconsin grocery stores because it has not been graded for quality by state or federal authorities, causing some butter bandits to carry bricks over state lines.
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The court declined to hear the case, which claimed that Colorado's legal weed is being smuggled across state lines to Nebraska and Oklahoma, where the drug remains illegal under both state and federal law.
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These laws affect whether a woman can afford an abortion, how late she can get one, and whether she can access one in her own community or whether she'll have to cross state lines.
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WATTERS: I did the same thing, fireworks were illegal in Philadelphia, so we&aposd have to go to Chinatown, or way across state lines, somewhere else, and then bring them across and then light them.
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They follow Fogle's sentencing in November to almost 16 years in prison after pleading guilty to possession of child pornography and traveling across state lines to have sex with two minors, aged 16 and 17.
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In 2012, Kavanaugh wrote a 2–1 appeals court decision invalidating Environmental Protection Agency rules regulating air pollution that crosses state lines, arguing that the agency had overstepped its authority and siding with power companies.
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When you open up a Logan act case on somebody who is on the transition team, that&aposs like opening up a criminal case for somebody for carrying a large white fish across state lines.
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Johnson, the sport's first black heavyweight champ, was convicted in 1913 by an all-white jury of violating the Mann Act, which made it illegal to transport a woman across state lines for "immoral" purposes.
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Flowery names aside, Dubtribe were among the first to boldly formulate a live house set; lugging synths and drum machines across state lines long before "(Live)" was just another hip parenthetical on a party flyer.
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Image: Sathi Soma via AP, FileLast December, Edgar Maddison Welch—a 28-year-old who claims he had only recently installed an internet connection in his North Carolina home—crossed state lines with several firearms.
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York was arrested and charged with multiple state and federal crimes, including more than 100 counts of child molestation, six counts of transporting minors across state lines for sexual purposes and five counts of racketeering.
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He also wants to enact more communication between states using the Prescription Drug Monitoring Programs, so that patients who abuse painkillers by going to different doctors and pharmacies can be better identified across state lines.
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Still, for a film that spends so much time dealing with arbitrary borders -- from state lines to rules designed to keep people apart -- "Loving" doesn't quite bridge the divide between very good and actual greatness.
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A federal grand jury has already been convened in Illinois, and has heard testimony from alleged victims who say the singer and his camp transported them across state lines for sex when they were underage.
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The charges in question are a federal charge of transporting firearms and ammunition across state lines and a local charge of assault with a dangerous weapon—both carry maximum sentence of 10 years in prison.
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Cummins now faces one federal count of transportation of a minor across state lines for the purpose of criminal sexual intercourse as well as state charges of sexual contact with a minor and aggravated kidnapping.
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Somatik is working on a expansion plans beyond the confines of San Francisco, but is constrained by the fact that cannabis can't be shipped as marijuana cannot travel over state lines — at least for now.
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Some Republicans want to take other steps that they hope would make insurance markets more competitive, including allowing the sale of insurance across state lines and allowing small businesses to pool together to negotiate rates.
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"Tomorrow, I'm rooting for the Patriots," he said to laughs and cheers from the crowd, many of whom crossed state lines to travel up to Nashua, which is just about an hour away from Boston.
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He also called for provisions allowing people to purchase insurance across state lines, expanding health savings accounts and creating healthcare "portability" so that people can keep their insurance plans even if they lose their jobs.
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Trump told the insurers that his changes would include expanded healthcare savings accounts, which are tax-free savings accounts typically used with high-deductible insurance plans, and the sale of health plans across state lines.
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We continue to see proposals that would preempt state licensing requirements and, thus, consumer protections by allowing sales across state lines by federal edict, without proper discretion for the states to form compacts between themselves.
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NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Nearly a half century ago, women with unwanted pregnancies would cross state lines seeking abortions that were legal in New York but banned in many other states across the country.
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The idea of expanding association health plans across state lines has long been championed by Republican U.S. Senator Rand Paul, who made it a key plank of his own proposal to repeal and replace Obamacare.
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Federal investigators are also examining whether Weinstein "lured or induced any women to travel across state lines for the purpose of committing a sex crime," as part of the inquiry, according to the WSJ report.
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Instead of sticking solely to its pro-gun agenda—pushing for firearms in schools, allowing gun owners to carry concealed weapons across state lines—the group has joined the ranks of Breitbart and Fox News.
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Trump's most recent pardon was granted posthumously to Jack Johnson, who was convicted in 1913 by an all-white jury for violating a law prohibiting the transport of women across state lines for "immoral" purposes.
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Restrictive laws have shut down nearly half of the abortion providers in the state, forcing women in Ohio to travel long distances and cross state lines to get an abortion, if they can at all.
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The wave of lawsuits, Democrats say, is the product of an unprecedented effort to coordinate legal actions across state lines, both to defend Obama-era rules and to block what they see as Trump's overreach.
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Johnson, the first black heavyweight champion of the world, was convicted by an all-white jury in 2628 for transporting a woman across state lines for "immoral purposes," which was illegal under the Mann Act.
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The Financial Services Commission should also have the ability to provide optional federal charters to insurance companies that wish to compete across state lines, an important move in improving the efficient provision of health insurance.
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He was charged with one federal count of transportation of a minor across state lines for the purpose of criminal sexual intercourse and faces state charges of sexual contact with a minor and aggravated kidnapping.
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And even though it's sometimes possible to get an abortion elsewhere (from a private physician or in a hospital or by driving across state lines), access for most women is limited to the nearest clinic.
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Mr. Kareem, a convert to Islam, had been accused of transporting guns across state lines, arming the attackers and training them to use the weapons, conspiring to support Islamic extremists and lying to federal agents.
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Previously, under guidance known as the Cole Memo, federal prosecutors were instructed to file marijuana charges only in cases where the defendants had violated state and federal law, usually by shipping weed across state lines.
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We've already seen dramatic rise in figures in so-called "abortion deserts" of women crossing state lines: in Texas, for example, women are being encouraged to travel to New Mexico where access is less restricted.
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