Rather than motivating states to help individuals rise above Medicaid, Obama's budget encourages states to add citizens to their welfare rolls and tempts states to depend on federal assistance.
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The most expensive states to die tend to overlap with the most expensive states to live.
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It doesn't require 38 states to ratify the compact, only enough states to control 270 electoral votes.
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The same restructuring process that required caucus states to record their popular vote encouraged states to drop caucuses altogether.
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The Senate bill allows states to roll back more of Obamacare's insurance regulations and makes it easier for states to get the waivers.
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The desire of large population states to have more power -- and small population states to restrict that power -- is not a new issue.
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The EPA has developed deep and critical partnerships with states to allow those states to enforce delegated federal laws as well as their own.
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China backed the Russian request and asked the United States "to provide additional factual information to facilitate all states to study and make judgment," diplomats said.
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That provision allows states to waive rules governing what an insurance plan must cover, and allows states to let insurers charge people more based on their health.
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The report urges all states to adopt some method of comparing their registration databases with those of other states to eliminate duplicates from voters who have moved.
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If federal funding for states to enact regulations and respond to emergencies is cut, experts say, it may be hard for states to make up the difference.
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The MacArthur language allows states to waive rules governing what an insurance plan must cover, and allows states to let insurers charge people more based on their health.
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Chapter 9 allows states to authorize municipalities and independent agencies to declare bankruptcy, but does not permit states to themselves declare bankruptcy and restructure general obligation (GO) debt.
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Last year, Ferguson's office led a group of 12 states to help persuade a U.S. District Court not to allow states to become exempt from the Obama administration's protections.
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The governors' plan would allow those states to maintain the Medicaid expansion and enable other states to also expand, according to a copy of the proposal seen by Reuters.
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By requiring states to reduce carbon emissions from power, it would generally have encouraged states to start to move away from coal to both gas (far cleaner burning) and renewables.
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His group, founded in 2011, has helped to persuade 16 states to legalize hunting with silencers and 13 states to pass laws preventing local police chiefs from blocking silencer applications.
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I spoke to academic Dr. Christopher Bickerton, a Cambridge University European studies lecturer and author of European Integration: From Nation-States to Member States, to try make sense of it all.
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"It's still up to the states to change the definition of state law," Mr. Díez said, although he added that he expected a majority of states to pass the constitutional change.
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The resolution asks states to "make good-faith efforts to first seek the consent of the vessel's flag state prior to any inspections" and calls upon those flag states to cooperate.
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" Cuomo wants "all states to be treated the same.
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While it's difficult for workers in rural states to find jobs close to home, it's difficult for workers in some blue states to make enough money to live where they grew up.
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Just as people will look to the states to fill these new holes in the safety net, it will be harder than ever for states to raise the funds to do so.
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Paul Ryan proudly unveils new law that allows states to drug test people on unemployment Paul Ryan proudly unveils new law that allows states to drug test people on unemployment House Speaker Paul Ryan proudly unveiled new legislation Sunday that would allow states to require unemployed Americans seeking welfare cash assistance to first pass a drug test.
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Meanwhile his administration announced $11 million in grants for up to 11 states to help expand medication-assisted treatment, and another $11 million for states to buy and distribute naloxone, an overdose drug.
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Last year, the Justice Department under the Obama administration teamed up with 11 states to challenge Anthem's $54 billion acquisition of Cigna, and with eight states to block Aetna's $37 billion of Humana.
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Last year the Justice Department under the Obama administration teamed up with 11 states to challenge Anthem's $54 billion acquisition of Cigna, and with eight states to block Aetna's $37 billion of Humana.
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Mr. Ginsberg says that the laws are murky here, with voters technically picking "electors" who are bound in some states to whoever is the nominee and in other states to the specific candidates.
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To make matters worse, just last week, the administration relaxed the requirements for states to get waivers from A.C.A. provisions, making it easier for states to make excuses for not covering their citizens.
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The appropriate answer, it seems to me, in those cases is not for the United States to step in, but for the international community with leadership from the United States to step in.
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House leaders also included provisions to allow states to impose a work requirement for certain able-bodied Medicaid beneficiaries, and to allow states to choose a lump-sum block grant to fund Medicaid.
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Many traveled to other states to vote in the election.
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I like the idea that it encourages states to innovate.
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Instead, we allow states to function as laboratories of democracy.
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Warren would similarly pair with states to split the cost.
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The AU struggles to persuade member states to bankroll it.
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Both Sanders and Warren represent neighboring states to New Hampshire.
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Nor does the CSA require states to mirror federal law.
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Meanwhile, Erdogan has asked the United States to extradite him.
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Stories like Clarke's have driven some states to enact reforms.
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It took many years for states to restore their funding.
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Her plan also includes incentives for states to expand Medicaid.
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That allowed states to legalize, regulate and tax sports betting.
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Expect those states to fight back in the court system.
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Peru's government has asked the United States to deport him.
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Release the states to choose whatever healthcare structure each wants.
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Squeezing out states to consolidate central budgets can prove counterproductive.
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Wade and allow states to ban or heavily restrict abortions.
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This requires states to ban it from entering any port.
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It has forced member states to clean up the environment.
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It gave federal land to the states to create universities.
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It would also allow states to set their own ratio.
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They are the 32nd and 33rd states to do so.
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This prompted a group of Democratic states to step in.
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And force the Gulf states to stop funding radical Islam.
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Here are the 15 best states to be a teacher.
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Here are the 15 worst states to be a teacher.
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Here are the 15 worst states to be a teacher:
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Tesla currently imports vehicles from the United States to China.
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Union voters helped deliver those crucial states to Mr. Obama.
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And it would allow states to institute a work requirement.
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United States to locate heat patterns that showed marijuana cultivation.
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The GOP leaves that up to the states to decide.
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Why was it important to allow states to do that?
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It'll be up to the states to police that now.
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Wade, which made it illegal for states to outlaw abortion.
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This case allowed states to regulate businesses within their borders.
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Their families fled to the United States to escape violence.
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The act required states to disclose information about license holders.
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For everything else, it's up to the states to decide.
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And it is incumbent upon the United States to lead.
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This vote should embolden other cities and states to act.
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Incentivizing states to implement gun licensing programs of their own.
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Civitatis Magazine ranked the most romantic states to spend Christmas.
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They also encourage caucus states to switch over to primaries.
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That will surely force states to reduce their Medicaid benefits.
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The law could lead other states to take similar action.
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First, our legislation empowers states to build on best practices.
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That alone will call on states to fill the gap.
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None have come to the United States to face charges.
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The Supreme Court's decision to allow states to choose not to expand Medicaid, and the subsequent decision by 14 states to take the court up on that offer, had a dramatic effect as well.
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Her "Reproductive Rights Act" would shift the burden away from abortion providers who have to file suit against the states to stop new laws; instead, it would require states to prove their laws are constitutional.
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Brazil has already submitted all of the material requested by the United States to address concerns over beef exports and is awaiting for the United States to decide whether the issue is resolved, he said.
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He is also a leading figure in a legal effort by several states to throw out the EPA's Clean Power Plan, the centerpiece of Obama's climate change strategy that requires states to curb carbon output.
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State Representative Arthur O'Neill, a Republican from Connecticut, one of only five states to have such laws, has said he would write to legislative leaders in other states to urge them to adopt similar laws.
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Then it required states to include poor pregnant women and infants.
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The best and worst states to road trip in this summer.
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MS: We want the United States to be at the table.
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Pitter called for the United States to pay both men compensation.
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As a result, it became illegal for states to ban abortion.
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The USDA is asking states to issue February's benefits on Jan.
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The law initially required all states to expand their Medicaid programs.
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Now it's up to leaders and other states to follow suit.
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Rather, it allowed states to set their own voting rights rules.
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Another change is allowing states to establish specific, parallel insurance marketplaces.
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It needed backing from the EU member states to do so.
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Graham/Cassidy keeps Obamacare and tells the states to run it.
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The diplomat later tipped off the United States to Papadopoulos' comments.
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That leaves it up to the states to do the job.
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The new increases will raise 20 states to even higher levels.
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They would prefer states to make their own decisions about vouchers.
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The federal government is also prodding states to be more vigorous.
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Grants to cities and states to deploy more EV charging infrastructure.
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China has called on the United States to block the transits.
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And I don't want the United States to be like that.
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Sanders wants states to step up for the remaining 33 percent.
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It's a quest that has inspired other states to follow suit.
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Rather, it would allow states to make their own abortion laws.
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At most, Congress could incentivize states to change their systems. Eliminating
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Why not let states to choose their own essential benefits package?
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Protection Clause on its head by requiring states to dilute minority
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He said marriage was a matter for the states to decide.
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Police opposition hasn't swayed states to abandon "stand your ground" laws.
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The Rust Belt's revenge turned blue states to red for Trump.
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"Missouri is among the last states to do this," Pojmann said.
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Bostrom also examines technologies that would drive nation-states to war.
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The amendment would allow states to seek waivers from some provisions.
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Efforts are underway in other recount states to block Stein's request.
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HHS can encourage states to ask for waivers to the law.
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If not, what's the point of having states to begin with?
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There are four key states to watch for Sanders on Tuesday.
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Efforts by some states to impose district-specific residency have failed.
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Both bills also allow states to impose work requirements on Medicaid.
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It's time for the United States to put away the checkers.
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The idea is to encourage states to copy the federal measure.
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America's physicians call on these states to support overdose prevention efforts.
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The administration has encouraged other states to apply for similar waivers.
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The most expensive and affordable states to buy a house, ranked
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We even allow states to serve as laboratories for health policy.
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The new memo is meant to encourage more states to apply.
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When we allow foreign states to interfere we risk that security.
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Was she tempting voters in those three states to repudiate her?
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It provides $62 billion for states to help individuals pay premiums.
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They will need the United States to lead, at least initially.
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And the federal government can't force states to change these laws.
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And expect the United States to qualify for the World Cup.
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Unlike them, birth tourists come to the States to spend money.
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We should encourage states to allow residents to buy into Medicaid.
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It's up to the states to decide how to appoint them.
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Trump would make it easier for states to impose new tolls.
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The court's job is merely to hold states to their word.
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"Cuomo wants 'all states to be treated the same,'" tweeted Trump.
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The Supreme Court allowed states to opt out of this expansion.
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Now the Emirates was pressuring the United States to close it.
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The other three wanted to let states to waive the requirement.
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The Obama administration very much wants all states to expand Medicaid.
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Scouts flew in from the United States to watch his games.
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The federal Department of Education urged other states to act similarly.
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It enables the United States to forge ties with democratic movements.
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The gap would be left for states to fill — or cut.
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It directs states to prioritize medication-assisted treatment for opioid addiction.
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There wasn't major international pressure for the United States to withdraw.
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Florida was one of the first states to sue tobacco companies.
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All these laws require states to track usage and publish statistics.
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How prepared is the United States to talk with North Korea?
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This is particularly important in comparing the United States to China.
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It was one of many GOP-held states to do so.
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They spanned the globe from the United States to South Korea.
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The compromise would allow states to waive three big Obamacare rules.
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They always need the same two states to winnow the field?
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Obama, as a result, encouraged the states to test the programs.
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They're both quite progressive and from neighboring states to New Hampshire.
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Here are the top 25 most romantic states to spend Christmas.
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These are the 216 worst states to live in this year.
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We need more states to consider legislation that provides such immunity.
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That's led many states to tackle the industry on their own.
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It would make sense for other states to follow that lead.
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Mandatory balanced budget rules forced states to reduce funding to cities.
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Travel with us now through America's Top States to call home.
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This put pressure on old states to revise their own constitutions.
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El-Erian expects the United States to eventually secure trade concessions.
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They are going after the flexibility of states to do things.
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Khweis reportedly traveled from the United States to Europe in December.
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As president, he encouraged the border states to voluntarily end slavery.
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It allowed states to expand Medicaid to cover single, childless adults.
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He urged the United States to stick to the Iran deal.
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We're trying to get all 50 states to have transgender policies.
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It's a worrying club for the United States to be in.
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DEVOS: That is best left to locales and states to decide.
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The White House said Obama would announce $11 million in grants for up to 11 states to held expand medication-assisted treatment, and another $11 million for states to buy and distribute naloxone, an overdose drug.
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The case did not touch on the freedom of member states to set their own matrimony laws, although campaigners have called on Brussels to push states to legalize same-sex marriage as a fundamental human right.
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A handful of secretaries say it appears to be a federal overreach since it would require states to run post-election audits, and would allow states to double check if vote tallies match how people voted.
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Instead, it would allow states to loosen standards on insurers who want to charge sick people more, roll back the Medicaid expansion that gave millions insurance, and effectively transfer money from blue states to red ones.
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DOBBS: Yes, President Obama at that time was also crafting a policy that required the United States to respond to devastating cyber attacks as an act of war and to expect the United States to respond militarily.
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The second version also repeals a set of Obamacare taxes this year as opposed to next year, allows states to impose work requirements for Medicaid, and also allows states to receive block grants for the Medicaid programs.
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But how to convince members from expansion states to vote for something that would effectively strip some of their most vulnerable constituents of health coverage — or force states to pick up the tab — is an open question.
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Repealing the deductions will "make it harder for states to make money" and, as a result, it will be more difficult for states to be able to provide services and a social safety net, Dr. Rueben said.
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It would also set up a grant program for states to take steps to secure their voting infrastructures, guided by a federal advisory panel that would develop guidelines and recommendations for states to follow on election cybersecurity.
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It would be up to the states to get such details right.
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He decided to move to the United States to be with her.
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Prodding states to make Medicaid more efficient is therefore a worthy goal.
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He went on to lose all but two states to Franklin Roosevelt.
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She's made it harder for states to regulate predatory student loan companies.
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They both ended up in the United States to train as doctors.
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Edward Kennedy, Carter lost 44 of 50 states to Reagan in November.
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That's powerful for Obamacare supporters, who are pushing more states to expand.
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Interested parties must live in the United States to receive a unit.
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So it's up to states to preserve net neutrality for their constituents.
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That has paved the way for drivers in other states to organize.
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It is in everyone's interest for the United States to be involved.
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More than 300 people eventually entered the United States to seek asylum.
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Turkey wants the United States to extradite Gulen, who resides in Pennsylvania.
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The government had not allowed states to issue debt since late 2014.
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It will take time for many states to enact these new laws.
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Are they going to allow states to roll back Obamacare's consumer protections?
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He also said "I count on the United States" to support Ukraine.
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The Trump administration reversed course and encouraged states to enact work requirements.
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Colorado was one of the first U.S. states to legalize recreational marijuana.
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Economic boycotts in recent years have pressured states to roll back legislation.
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Opposes requiring states to recognize concealed carry permits granted in other states.
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Cruz has now won seven states to Rubio's one and Kasich's zero.
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He was born in the United States to poor Mexican immigrant parents.
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North Carolina is among the latest states to consider funding for Upstart.
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That means Clinton just needs to add a few states to win.
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Got the Gulf Arab states to show up and pledge some aid.
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The Supreme Court opened the door for states to legalize sports gambling.
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The federal government has asked states to help patients get relief soon.
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"I want the standard in the United States to change," Murray said.
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I immigrated to the United States to pursue my education in 1986.
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The next step is for all 50 states to have vacatur laws.
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"Harris has to survive the early states to be successful," Romero said.
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Military officials said Ankara expected the United States to change its stance.
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Medicare requires states to keep records of blood lead levels in toddlers.
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Now is not the time for the United States to step back.
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The Clean Power Plan would prod more states to focus on decarbonizing.
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It would likely force states to cut benefits, enrollment and provider rates.
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This would likely force states to cut enrollment, benefits or provider payments.
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A week later, he won a landslide: 44 states to Carter's six.
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They added that they would urge other states to join the group.
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It needs to be ratified by 50 states to come into force.
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China urged the United States to withdraw the arrest warrant, Le added.
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They're all happening together, in the same states, to the same people.
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It is difficult for a president of the United States to create.
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I'd like to allow the states to form their own foreign policies.
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The new proposal will require unanimity among EU states to go ahead.
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Turkey has repeatedly called on the United States to extradite the cleric.
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Those objections pushed Congress to authorize grants to states to defray costs.
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And we have to get the Gulf states to pay for it.
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Kasich said it should be up to the states to handle abortion.
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We're actually paying other states to take our electricity during daylight hours.
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Check out the top 10 best states to flip a house, too.
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"It is unacceptable for member states to exert undue pressure," he said.
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Some efforts by states to fight the administration are easier than others.
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Instead, we should encourage states to pursue their own cost-control ideas.
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Human rights campaigners called for other Indian states to follow Maharashtra's example.
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There is a movement underway to persuade other states to follow suit.
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And to accomplish that, we need states to make work a priority.
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They have gotten other states to join them in this illegal activity.
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No. Higher wages make it hard for the United States to compete.
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Federal law requires states to assess 95 percent of the student population.
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Wisconsin was one of several swing states to turn red on Nov.
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We need the states to act and protect our right to abortion.
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We don't come to the United States to do what [Trump] says.
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DACA is tied, in a lot of states, to in-state tuition.
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It's taboo in the United States to throw around accusations of racism.
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They're licensed and authorized in all states to diagnose, treat, and prescribe.
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Colorado is one of four states to legalize marijuana for recreational use.
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This year's study subjects the states to 64 metrics across those categories.
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He also called on the United States to stop reconnaissance on China.
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There is no special formula for states to be homes to companies.
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The country's authorities have also advised states to avoid mass gatherings too.
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Norwegian has been flying from the United States to Europe since 2013.
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Maryland is one of the few states to revise its shoplifting statutes.
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They're hoping to offer a carrot to states to provide better information.
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There is no magic that allows states to do more with less.
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Occasionally they have cooperated with the United States to stabilize the dollar.
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This year, laws were proposed in several states to enhance financial education.
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The goal is not for the United States to dominate the world.
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Colorado and Washington became the first states to legalize marijuana in 22014.
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It has urged the United States to relieve sanctions to expedite denuclearization.
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Reddy, too, encouraged the United States to look abroad for role models.
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Washington was one of six states to hold primary elections March 10.
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Eggers toggles between Syria and the United States to explore Abdulrahman's family.
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California was among the first states to report incidents of the virus.
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On Tuesday, he warned other states to prepare for their own epidemics.
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The researchers called for states to take additional steps to protect consumers.
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Here's what it would cost for the United States to buy Greenland.
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Many pleaded for the United States to intervene to end the war.
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Kyrgyzstan finally forced the United States to abandon the base in 2500.
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This would allow states to choose whether or not to legalize marijuana.
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Yet the personal responsibility narrative leads states to refuse to expand Medicaid.
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He urged the United States to stop the bill from becoming law.
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The White House will also press states to tackle non-compete agreements.
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Party chairmen are huddling with DNC officials in their states to strategize.
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Other centres are spread from the United States to Russia and Kazakhstan.
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The decision opens the doors for states to fill the regulatory void.
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Will China cooperate with the United States to promote nuclear non-proliferation?
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It also caused many areas in the northeastern United States to flood.
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We do not let other states to interfere in our judiciary matters.
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We call on the United States to pass the Green New Deal.
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This led the United States to impose sanctions on some political leaders.
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What did the Agriculture Department require states to do beginning last summer?
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Charles Barkley travels the United States to open a dialogue on race.
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Biden is leading in the third and fourth states to hold votes.
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The vast majority of the states to be impacted are blue states.
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This year's study subjects the states to 24 metrics across those categories.
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Insurers want states to be able to set a shorter time period.
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Crude shipments from the United States to Asia have also been affected.
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Passage in California could also embolden other states to pursue similar legislation.
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Thus, it is left to the United States to force its hand.
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Will the federal government require states to cover certain populations and services?
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Section one of the 22019th Amendment forbids states to violate civil rights.
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Never have more Europeans come to the States to play college hockey.
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The Supreme Court's decision allowed states to opt out of this expansion.
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The European Union requires hotels in member states to collect passport information.
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It has urged the United States to relieve sanctions to expedite denuclearisation.
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Democrats do need to win red states to take back the Senate.
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They have allowed states to deny health coverage to millions of Americans.
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Read more: The best and worst states to live in for taxes
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The symbol of the United States to the rest of the world.
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They met in England, then emigrated to the United States to marry.
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Her plan also includes assistance to states to create universal preschool programs.
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We have already laid the groundwork in the March states to succeed.
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I call passport control in the States to report a stolen passport.
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We were one of the first states to legalize same-sex marriage.
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Wisconsin and Washington haven't been the only states to push for simplification.
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Now it's up to individual states to decide if they want it.
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Casey, which reaffirmed Roe but also allowed states to set new limits.
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Instead, it relies on the states to do much of this work.
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Do you just pay the states to manage those high-risk pools?
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It would require states to meet specific carbon emission reduction standards based on their individual energy consumption, and it includes an incentive program for states to get ahead start on meeting standards on early deployment of renewable energy.
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"My focus is on for the 2020 convention, that we would have incentive for states to have closed primaries for states to elect Republicans and to increase the size of the total convention in four years," Little said.
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For nearly three decades, DOMA's narrow definition of marriage legally allowed states to put same-sex marriage bans in place and simultaneously allowed states to ignore same-sex marriages that were performed and legally recognized in other states.
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With food stamps cards, the legislation just required states to use "measures to maximize the security of the system using the most recent technology available", leaving it up to the states to decide what "most recent technology" meant.
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Vietnam took ties with the United States to a new level under former U.S. President Barack Obama, keen for the United States to maintain its security presence in Asia in the face of territorial claims by giant neighbor China.
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It would require states to meet specific carbon emission reduction standards based on their individual energy consumption, and it includes an incentive program for states to get a head start on meeting standards on early deployment of renewable energy.
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The reaction of Western states to this proposal was best summarized by Gov.
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Villita Avocados sends its products across the United States to Walmarts and Safeways.
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His response boiled down to: It's up to states to enforce vaccine standards.
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Wade, overturning the decision wouldn't criminalize abortion -- but it would allow states to.
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The cannabis infrastructure is too far along in many states to be eradicated.
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I don't want the United States to have a value-added tax (VAT).
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People continue to come to Europe and the United States to seek sanctuary.
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Trump won enough states to give him 56.9% or 306 Electoral College votes.
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Steve Beshear, Kentucky was among the first wave of states to expand Medicaid.
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Trump won enough states to give him 56.9% of the Electoral College vote.
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The UN encourages member states to destroy any materials suspected of breaching violations.
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I've traveled throughout Europe and the United States to track down my ancestors.
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President George W. Bush ordered Texas and other states to review the sentences.
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Trudeau's government has pressed the United States to do more for the men.
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The Constitution is a covenant between the states to create a federal government.
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Now you can add the president of the United States to your belt!
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The Philippines has also asked the United States to hold joint naval patrols.
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And perhaps equally importantly, the inability of the United States to stop it.
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It should be possible for many states to pass this sort of law.
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They are two of nine states to miss deadlines for passing a budget.
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We urge Tehran and Riyadh, and other Persian Gulf states, to show restraint.
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Well, he asked states to deploy more National Guard troops along the border.
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I will continue to engage with Member States to help achieve this objective.
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If it sides with North Carolina, expect other states to push similar legislation.
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NRG has opposed proposals in half a dozen states to boost nuclear revenues.
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Go Deeper: 10 states to experiment with wellness programs in their ACA markets
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The administration also expects states to make up some of the lost funding.
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"It's up to the states to take charge on this issue," she says.
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I was born in the United States to a very traditional Indian family.
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His state's law, he said, offers "a model for other states to use".
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Mr. Orcel wants more revenue in the United States to rebalance its business.
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Her campaign is currently running ads in eight states to Trump's four states.
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A 2016 federal law allows states to develop their own coal ash regulations.
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And New York was one of the first states to pass marriage equality.
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Also, it's bit different from the United States to China and to Europe.
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In 63, Washington became one of the first states to legalize medical marijuana.
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Article 5 obliges the United States to defend territories under Japanese administrative control.
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It is time for states to think harder about how to control them.
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Graham-Cassidy would go further by allowing states to lift the requirement entirely.
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In both states, federal appeals courts ordered the states to soften their laws.
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Macron also pressed the need for EU member states to show more solidarity.
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"I absolutely want the president of the United States to succeed," Wenig said.
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That makes it harder for the United States to wage technological cold war.
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But the Plastics Industry Association has encouraged states to make plastic bans illegal.
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SPREAD OF CHRONIC WASTING DISEASE PROMPTS STATES TO CONSIDER NEW RULES FOR HUNTERS
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The United States, to put it mildly, wasn't pleased about the Gilo construction.
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Michigan in November became one of the latest states to OK recreational marijuana.
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Kentucky should be a model for other states to follow, the researchers argue.
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Some hope to eventually enter the United States to escape violence and poverty.
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That task falls in most states to state legislatures and the state's governor.
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What would it take for the United States to attain our own commitment?
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Nevada was among the worst states to retire in the U.S., ranking 44th.
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This led illiberal states to develop new domestic defenses against open information flows.
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A core component of federalism is the right of states to govern themselves.
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He was extradited to the United States to face trial in January 2017.
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What's more, Kobach asked states to supply the information through an online portal.
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That, Republicans say, would free states to be more flexible in offering care.
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Instead, it left it up to individual states to make their own standards.
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The House bill would allow states to opt out of the latter provision.
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It could force states to restrict coverage of services such as mental health.
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He also said he's complained about the United States to Russia and China.
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"We're hoping to encourage more states to do the right thing," Obama said.
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Florida is one of four states to constitutionally prohibit ex-felons from voting.
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Importantly, this bill would require states to opt in to a reinsurance program.
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Most notable among these states is California (among the last states to vote).
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Less skilled workers used to move to rich states to increase their wages.
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"I think that's best left to locales and states to decide," DeVos said.
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That will be difficult for lower-population states to sustain on their own.
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Since then, Spain has urged the United States to finish cleaning the site.
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In August 1992, I came to the United States to attend 9th grade.
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The bureau is urging states to make sure their systems are properly secured.
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Hossein Salami had issued a warning to the United States to avoid escalation.
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It might not be easy for states to make up for funding losses.
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Washington was among the first states to ban affirmative action 613 years ago.
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I'm happy to welcome the next President of the United States to Montana.
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A bipartisan movement is under way in states to do something about this.
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It is time for policymakers in the United States to do the same.
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Massachusetts also ranks among the most expensive states to live in the country.
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"People would drive in from the surrounding states to get it," she says.
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Rights groups have urged the United States to do something about the situation.
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Mr. Farook, 4403, was born in the United States to parents from Pakistan.
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Erdogan needs the United States to speak clearly about its role in Syria.
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It is also allowing states to apply for changes to their Obamacare programs.
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Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan has called on the United States to extradite Gulen.
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They attribute every achievement of the United States to its superior political system.
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It's time to start holding states to asset tests for all welfare programs.
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It would also require states to automatically register citizens who don't register themselves.
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A large cut in Medicaid spending would force most states to take less.
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It's a bad time for the United States to diminish our international influence.
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The world still looks to its oldest democracy, the United States, to lead.
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It would also allow states to impose work requirements for certain Medicaid beneficiaries.
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He also urged the United States to block financial transactions of Yameen's government.
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It's time for the United States to show the same courage and resolve.
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This could open the way for other Asian states to challenge China's claims.
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What would it mean for the United States to abandon the liberal order?
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House Republicans hold 33 states to the Democrats' 14, with three evenly split.
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The senators brought the states to the table to hammer out the legislation.
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Owens said his organization bused people from nearby states to attend the protest.
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HHS has more than 100 shelters in 103 states to house unaccompanied children.
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It's simply time for the United States to finally confront this currency challenge.
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"California has long set an example for other states to follow," he said.
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Lawsuits have been filed in several states to overturn strict voter ID laws.
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A byproduct of the bill is forcing states to be more fiscally responsible.
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Congress should respect the right of states to develop their own innovative programs.
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Tillerson reiterated previous calls for African states to cut ties with North Korea.
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That would likely clear the way for other states to do the same.
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And it would require states to spend more money than they're doing now.
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EU tax reforms need the backing of all member states to become law.
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And that has forced the government in many states to change the laws.
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You want the president of the United States to go around grabbing genitals?
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Snyder said it's important for the United States to lead on the issue.
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Saudi Arabia recently formed an alliance of Muslim states to fight Islamic extremists.
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Secretary DeVos deserves credit for pushing states to reclaim that mantle of education.
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Increasingly that looks like EPA setting standards and telling states to implement them.
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If Louisiana prevails, it will likely embolden other states to pass similar laws.
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He is also calling for incentives for states to enact gun licensing programs.
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Some now expect the United States to fall into a recession this year.
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Delaware on Tuesday became the latest states to push back its primary. Gov.
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Some 10,000 private planes are registered in the United States to noncitizen trusts.
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Some 21,183 private planes are registered in the United States to noncitizen trusts.
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The amendment does make it quite easy for states to get a waiver.
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In most cases, torture is used by authoritarian states to force false confessions.
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Red states rushed to pass more restrictions and blue states to pass protections.
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This has led more than 30 states to legalize it for therapeutic uses.
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The law makes Indiana one of the few states to regulate donor conception.
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Where Booker's bill goes further is it actively encourages states to legalize cannabis.
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While it instructs states to reduce emissions, the new measure sets no targets.
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Mr. Kilimnik also traveled to the United States to meet with Mr. Manafort.
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What's more, it would enable the United States to help friends in need.
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There is no good reason for the United States to remain a laggard.
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There's still time before the 2020 election for other states to catch up.
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GERMANY'S MERKEL SAYS AGREED WITH GERMAN STATES TO BAN EVENTS BELOW 1,000 PARTICIPANTS
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The moves are aimed at pressuring the United States to withdraw the sanctions.
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And it's asking people anywhere in the United States to consider donating blood.
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President Trump is hosting governors from all 50 states to discuss school safety.
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It makes no sense for all these states to be doing different things.
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The boom also expands opportunities for the United States to forge new partnerships.
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Previously, Washington and California were the only two states to have reported fatalities.
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Other recommendations were aimed mainly at reminding member states to meet existing obligations.
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The decision allowed nine states to change their election laws without federal approval.
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The bill would also allow states to eliminate minimum standards of health care.
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But the Golden State ought not expect other states to subsidize their choice.
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In 2012, Colorado and Washington became the first states to legalize recreational marijuana.
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In the current climate, we can expect blue states to take analogous steps.
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The Turkish government has said it wants the United States to extradite him.
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Federal law does not currently require states to provide legal representation for children.
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Leaving the treaty would allow the United States to project power more efficiently.
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Should they allow states to accept expanded Medicaid benefits, as Obamacare had done?
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The budget needs the backing of all EU member states to be adopted.
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Let's push for more states to ratify it and then see what happens.
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Indeed, the framers specifically empowered states to choose the method of appointing electors.
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There's still 46 states to hear from, and that's where I'm gonna compete.
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But it allows states to waive insurer requirements that could nullify those protections.
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For now, we should allow states to lead the way on this issue.
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Mississippi River locks move grain from many states to export terminals in Louisiana.
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Upshot: This change would permit states to choose the benefits rule they prefer.
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An interdependent global market will not allow the United States to exit unscathed.
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It would allow states to develop programs to import certain drugs from Canada.
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So Iran wants the United States to drop sanctions related to those programs.
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I want the people of the United States to pick the next president.
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This has forced many states to cut back on other safety net programs.
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The provision calls for states to establish leave programs based on unemployment insurance.
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He also has said the question should be left to states to decide.
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Washington state consistently ranks as one of the best states to do business.
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He also asked the United States to block financial transactions of government leaders.
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So it will largely be up to the states to pull back incarceration.
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They urged all states to restrict arms sales to help end the war.
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Wade, leaving it to the states to decide on the legality of abortions.
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California is now one of five states to have such "red flag" laws.
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It further requires states to clear unexploded weapons and provide assistance to victims.
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But he also urged the United States to stay in the international agreement.
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The average state allows permit holders from 21625 other states to travel freely.
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People had to trust the United States to ultimately do the right thing.
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Fairchild suggests increasing the purchasing age, now 18 in many states, to 21.
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Citizenship is a federal issue, not a caveat for states to politically posture.
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That starts with allowing states to impose work requirements on their Medicaid programs.
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Instead, it's up to the United States to deliver the anti-tank missiles.
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It is imperative for the United States to act decisively to solve it.
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The bill would authorize block grants for states to upgrade outdated voting technology.
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They robbed blue states to pay for the tax cut in red states.
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I traveled across the United States to record the veterans' accounts on camera.
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The Affordable Care Act allows states to form compacts to test the concept.
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It's easy for more powerful states to push weaker ones around — even allies.
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Significantly, New Jersey was one of the last northern states to end slavery.
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"They're already convening across their states to make plans for 2019," Athilingam said.
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It leaves it up to the states to pass whatever they want to.
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This has inspired activists in other states to pursue ballot initiatives for 2018.
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Proposals to mitigate the outsized influence of the Hawkeye State have included scheduling a single national primary; lumping Iowa in with a swath of more diverse states; or allowing smaller states to go first and leaving larger states to go later.
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Two of the changes Trump negotiated last week with the conservative Republican Study Committee made the cut: allowing states to require Medicaid recipients to show proof of work, and allowing states to choose a Medicaid block grant over the cap system.
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Building on stop-start initiatives dating back to the late 1990s, the plans could strengthen the European Union's ability to act without the United States to respond to challenges on its borders, from failing states to a more aggressive Russia.
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The Individuals With Disabilities Education Act required states to address "significant disproportionality," and in a 6003 reauthorization of the act, Congress began requiring states to allocate up to 15 percent of their federal special education money to address the disparities.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico will press the United States to halt the illegal flow of weapons from the United States to Mexico at a White House meeting on Tuesday afternoon, Foreign Minister Marcelo Ebrard said in a Twitter post on Tuesday.
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And as with the AHCA, the budget would allow states to take a "block grant," which would delink Medicaid funding from enrollment and allow states to impose waiting lists and other programs to deny access to health care through the program.
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The least expensive states to get married in are Utah, Wyoming, Montana, and Idaho.
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He also called on the United States to reunite migrant children with their parents.
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It is one in a series of states to enact strict anti-abortion bills.
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These changes could potentially force states to offer less far-reaching programs over time.
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For Turkey, the dispute has pushed relations with the United States to breaking point.
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Colorado and Washington became the first states to approve recreational marijuana use in 2012.
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There's still time in many states to adopt RCV ahead of the 2020 primaries.
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The ruling opened the door for other states to also consider authorizing sports wagers.
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"We don't want the United States to isolate themselves," a Macron aide said recently.
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The U.S. federal system leaves it up to states to set most gun laws.
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Another $380 million is planned for grants to states to secure U.S. election systems.
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The Florida gunman, Omar Mateen, was born in the United States to Afghan parents.
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However, the accused hackers are rarely extradited to the United States to face trial.
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However, he cultivated just enough support in key states to win the Electoral College.
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But as the years went on, it got harder for states to say no.
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Israel was the first country outside the United States to acquire the F-35.
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Article 11 also allows EU member states to make their own adjustments to it.
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There weren't even direct flights from the United States to my native country, Russia.
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The Trump campaign has filed suits in all three states to block the recount.
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Pence opposed allowing Syrian refugees coming to the United States to settle in Indiana.
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Warren is hoping to incentivize more states to join by upping the federal funding.
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He continued to attribute any slowdown in the United States to economic troubles overseas.
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However, it also would have allowed states to waive protections to bring down prices.
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Mr. Nemiroff invited Ms. Gronlund to the United States to examine Ms. Hansberry's writings.
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Expect plenty of states to take up similar legislation next year after California Gov.
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In 2012, Colorado and Washington state became the first two states to legalize marijuana.
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The law requires all states to set up similar task forces, but few have.
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That may make it harder for poor states to catch up, says Mr Chakravarty.
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With no states to brow-beat, New Zealand did so in half that time.
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The federal government creates an incentive for the states to fund their public institutions.
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California is one of 10 states to offer state-run plans for private workers.
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He opposes requiring states to recognize concealed carry permits granted in other states. Sen.
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"But if you convince the United States to come, we will stay," he said.
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Roosevelt intends for the United States to serve as an arsenal for Allied nations.
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The Affordable Care Act allows individual states to implement this option beginning in 2017.
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And the next states to vote — Nevada and South Carolina — seem to favor Clinton.
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Responding to the move, China's Commerce Ministry urged the United States to act "cautiously".
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It will also work with the United States to continue accessing its GPS system.
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Most head north to the United States to seek refuge and a better life.
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We'll continue to have qualified skilled labor in the United States to hire from.
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But it would, somewhat surprisingly, allow states to maintain their Obamacare-era insurance marketplaces.
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Mr. Zhuang had moved to the United States to speak freely about his village.
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Allowing states to impose those same changes by statutory waiver would be extremely controversial.
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Sanders' campaign, however, believes the deal is too good for states to pass up.
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Allows states to change the federal cap on out-of-pocket costs for enrollees.
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Perhaps Musk can work with states to add charging ports to cargo weigh stations.
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The idea is that this would force states to be more disciplined about spending.
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Plenty of governors asked that their states to be left out of the proposal.
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Yet here is Trump with 10 victories in the first 15 states to vote.
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Athens wants other EU member states to share the burden of caring for them.
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A simpler process for states to receive federal funding to combat the opioid crisis.
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That would put a significantly larger burden on states to finance their Medicaid programs.
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They have pushed hard for the United States to negotiate freer trade with Japan.
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One such reform is empowering states to design innovative Medicaid programs without federal approval.
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Stalinism and also to incite the workers of the United States to revolution. In
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It ran headlong into controversy when Kobach asked states to turn over voter information.
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South Carolina will be the last of the early states to hit the airwaves.
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It's time for the United States to restore dignity in its relationship with Pakistan.
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YOU NEED ABOUT $60 A BARREL IN THE UNITED STATES TO REALLY REJUVENATE SHALE.
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Chinese authorities eventually allowed doctors from Germany and the United States to treat him.
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Some of the first states to enact bans cited research including his 2003 paper.
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In 2015, the only US states to legalize recreational marijuana were Colorado and Washington.
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When it was written, Obamacare initially required all states to expand their Medicaid programs.
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Even so, there are other reasons for the United States to seize diplomatic initiative.
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First, facilitate the Medicaid universal expansion by encouraging states to take advantage of it.
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Trumpcare ends the latter promise by allowing states to waive the community rating protection.
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The administration has now strongly encouraged states to include these requirements in Medicaid waivers.
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California is one of the only states to have opened a one-year window.
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One of those is allowing up to five states to negotiate Medicaid drug prices.
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Casey, in a case that also allowed states to enact restrictions on the procedure.
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That led Saudi Arabia, Russia and especially the United States to ramp up production.
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The deal also would allocate money for states to promote enrollment in health coverage.
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She had traveled to the United States to visit her family, Press TV said.
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The amendment would allow states to waive what's known as the community rating provision.
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He also gave scholarships to bring Armenian students to the United States to study.
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A chorus of experts has been calling for the United States to do nothing.
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First, it creates a two-year deadline for states to achieve their performance goals.
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Three of our closest allies urged the United States to stick with the JCPOA.
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Senator McCain also understood the unique challenges posed by failed states to American interests.
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It is highly unlikely that Schultz could carry enough states to win the presidency.
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When's the worst time for the United States to engage in a trade war?
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" He suggested that it could "serve as a model for other states to use.
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It was reasonable to expect the United States to be prepared for avian flu.
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The government has long allowed states to apply for waivers to certain Medicaid rules.
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The amendment would also allow states to enact laws creating public financing of campaigns.
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These special interest groups have pushed several states to call for a constitutional convention.
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It took 400,000 people from across the 50 states to make Apollo a reality.
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The law also provides critically needed funds to states to support kinship navigator programs.
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There's nothing in today's outcome to encourage other states to try what N.J. did.
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The administration says it just wants states to have more flexibility from burdensome regulations.
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North Korea is calling on the United States to lift sanctions imposed on Pyongyang.
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Experts said they expect other states to follow suit if Utah's request is granted.
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The only way for member states to regain full control is to quit outright.
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Pennsylvania was one of the first states to pass a law authorizing sports betting.
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If passed, the bipartisan bill would allow states to regulate marijuana without federal interference.
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"It's time for the United States to be out of that war," said Sen.
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But China might be better placed than the United States to take the blow.
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He believes the initiative will help East African states to keep their brightest talents.
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CHINA IS OUR SECOND LARGEST MARKET OUTSIDE THE UNITED STATES TO SELL OUR PRODUCTS.
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Clinton would have to triumph in all three states to win the Electoral College.
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Gates said it would be a mistake for the United States to cut aid.
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A few years ago, I moved from the United States to the United Kingdom.
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Europe could take the United States to the woodshed at the World Trade Organization.
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Personal finance site WalletHub detailed the list of the worst states to teach in.
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He wants the United States to become a nation that steals from its enemies.
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It opens the door for other states to seize the mantle of global leadership.
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The European Commission urged the United States to remove the prohibited aid "without delay".
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McGarry flew by private jet from the United States to make the 3 p.m.
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Uncertainty about future revenue can force states to revise their spending plans in turn.
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Offsetting emergencies would likely require the United States to adopt enforceable fiscal goals too.
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It obliges the United States to go to Japan's aid if Japan is attacked.
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United Airlines had two arrivals scheduled from the United States to Brussels this morning.
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Dedicate $50 billion over 10 years to states to increase teacher compensation and retention.
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The AANP's goal is to have all 50 states to license naturopaths by 2025.
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The deep coordination needed between states to provide public goods has a similar structure.
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"Your brain isn't just relying on physical states to figure out something," MacCormack says.
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Applicants have one year from their initial entry into the United States to apply.
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No one expects the United States to slip into a recession because of Brexit.
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The CPP requires states to reduce the average carbon emissions of their power fleets.
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We wish the DPRK and also the United States to cool down and talk.
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Second, the intervention has forced the United States to include Russia in any negotiations.
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Routines create environments where you can enter flow states to produce your best work.
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She had traveled to the United States to visit her family, the channel said.
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They are also seeking flexibility for states to innovate, and less regulatory red tape.
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And we look at a movement aimed at pushing states to amend the Constitution.
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I next looked at surrounding states to see if they had adequate Medicaid coverage.
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Mr. Kushner asked Ron Dermer, the Israeli ambassador to the United States, to join.
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By his estimation, that means he has about 30 states to hit in 2017.
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He is leading in South Carolina and Nevada, the next two states to vote.
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Sushi Noz will be the first restaurant in the United States to have one.
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We are not calling on the United States to end its relationship with Turkey.
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She said she had found more space in the United States to work critically.
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It is concerning and irresponsible for the United States to continue providing them arms.
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Russian operatives traveled across the United States to gather intelligence and foment political discord.
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"By dangling money, the amendment encourages states to sign up for waivers," Bagley wrote.
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It's already forced some recycling programs in the United States to shut down entirely.
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He profiled an American woman who traveled around the United States to watch executions.
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We need nation-states to take a lesson from their cities and start leading.
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That's because it's still perfectly legal in many states to keep tigers as pets.
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The cost has forced most states to reserve the drug for the sickest patients.
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Why not just reduce the price in the United States to address said suffering?
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China appealed to the United States to help salvage the deal earlier on Thursday.
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Some companies have moved some production out of the United States to avoid tariffs.
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The EU's health commissioner, Stella Kyriakides, on Tuesday urged member states to coordinate better.
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TOKYO — North Korea wants the United States to know: It's not about the money.
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Only 24 percent of respondents expected the United States to continue to perform better.
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Any of those could prompt the United States to walk away from the deal.
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He also urged the United States to re-examine its longstanding alliance with Jordan.
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China has sent secret agents to the United States to try to retrieve some.
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For the United States to reach its commitment, much more needs to be done.
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Jordan and Egypt are the only Arab states to have peace treaties with Israel.
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Accessible point-of-care testing could allow states to lift these restrictions, officials say.
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It was almost perfectly distributed across the battleground states to maximize the electoral consequences.
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The federal government's limited language response has left states to fill in the gaps.
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China doesn't import enough from the United States to match that dollar for dollar.
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The declarations allow the states to receive emergency federal funding to battle the coronavirus.
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Ms. Díaz said she dreamed of visiting the United States to understand her clients.
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Nevada is one of the first four states to vote in the Democratic primary.
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UKRAINE PRESIDENT SAYS ASKS UNITED STATES TO REMOVE ADDITIONAL DUTIES ON UKRAINIAN STEEL PRODUCTS
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We have called on the United States to stop providing material support to terrorists.
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NATO fully supports the efforts of the United States to find a peaceful solution.
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Nor can it require states to allow federal law enforcement into state-run facilities.
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He was the first inmate in the United States to be executed in 2020.
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It is, however, largely leaving the battles in the states to colleges and conferences.
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Congress has allowed states to apply for waivers if they cannot meet certain standards.
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Federal law does not allow states to drug test those receiving food stamp benefits.
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Some physicians say it will be nearly impossible for states to enforce the mandates.
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China on Thursday urged the United States to "calm down" and return to reason.
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It is not unreasonable for the United States to press ahead for more equivalency.
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Recently, there's been a new effort to get three additional states to sign on.
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Incentivize states to invest a portion of their TANF funds in skill-building activities.
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ObamaCare allowed states to expand the healthcare program for low-income and disabled people.
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For example, it would allow the states to charge tolls for more interstate highways.
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It was not clear what had prompted the United States to issue the designation.
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It's not too late for the United States to get back in the game.
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It also nudged more states to count computer science toward high school graduation requirements.
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And this clearly creates the ability for states, or incentivizes states, to do so.
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From the United States to China, the French hold on the world's imagination endures.
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Do we have to beg the United States to do this project, that one?
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He moved to the United States to take a position at Argonne in 1991.
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The 6-3 ruling cleared the way for several states to legalize sports betting.
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Georgia was one of several states to pass highly-restrictive abortion laws this summer.
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The law requires states to report deaths in police custody to the federal government.
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Tennessee will remain one of 22 states to have never had a female governor.
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Greater prosperity in Mexico caused unauthorized migration to the United States to drop sharply.
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The outline also allows states to choose between block grants and per capita caps.
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This could eventually force states to cut benefits or reduce eligibility in their programs.
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President Donald Trump has repeatedly called on European states to up their defense spend.
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The House bill allowed for funding for states to create "high-risk" insurance pools.
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America's best states to live in 2017Think you live in the best possible place?
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The world has long relied on the United States to be the steady hand.
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I was born in Bangladesh and came to the United States to attend college.
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One of those proposals is for states to provide school employees with firearm training.
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Upholding Louisiana's law would allow states to effectively eliminate abortion by imposing severe restrictions.
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Most importantly, Israel allows the United States to project its power in the region.
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It is common for the United States to monitor the communications of Russia's ambassador.
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Democratic lawmakers last year introduced legislation to encourage states to reduce their prison populations.
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Clashes, however, have continued to break out, prompting the United States to impose sanctions.
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It is not federal law for states to report convictions to the NICS system.
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Protections range from twelve years in the United States to zero years in Brunei.
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After helping the United States to the title, Terry faced a blitz of interviews.
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The 2628th Amendment allows states to bar people from voting due to a conviction.
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In fact, you need a motorcycle license in some states to legally drive one.
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Did we need the president of United States to mess with us on Twitter?
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The bill would require all states to recognize any other state's concealed-carry permit.
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Iowa and New Hampshire are the only two states to have held nominating contests.
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Do you think it is the right thing for the United States to do?
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Alaska, Maine, and Minnesota are among the only other states to offer telemedicine abortion.
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And yet Judge Polster needs cooperation from the states to achieve that global settlement.
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Celebrezze, which limited the ability of states to take actions that affect national elections.
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Again, Trump has said that legalization should be left to the states to decide.
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China wants the United States to lift its tariffs as part of a deal.
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Eliminating the benefit will make it increasingly difficult for these states to raise money.
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They would need to pick up two more Republican-held states to reclaim control.
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The supermarket magnate was extradited from the United States to Panama a year ago.
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Last year, HUD allocated nearly $16 billion for states to use on disaster mitigation.
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It could even prompt states to begin creating their own immigration laws, Nieblas said.
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Even more — 70 percent — supported requiring all states to protect Americans with preexisting conditions.
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That left 47 states to fight over the remaining quarter of funds, he said.
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Spokesman Steffen Seibert said it was important for the European Union and the United States to continue to engage in dialogue and a spokesman for the Finance Ministry said it was necessary to work together with the United States to find solutions.
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The violation involved employees of Ericsson units conspiring together and with employees of a third company to export and reexport a satellite hub from the United States to Sudan and to export and reexport satellite-related services from the United States to Sudan.
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Some conservatives have suggested going even further than the House bill did, proposing that instead of allowing states to opt out of the regulations, the Senate would move to remove them altogether and then allow states to opt back in if they choose.
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Meanwhile, the Trump administration is pushing states to put onerous requirements on Medicaid, and said it is open to "block grants" for the program, which is a fancy way of allowing states to slash the program and kick people off the rolls.
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MEXICO CITY, Sept 10 (Reuters) - Mexico will press the United States to halt the illegal flow of weapons from the United States to Mexico at a White House meeting on Tuesday afternoon, Foreign Minister Marcelo Ebrard said in a Twitter post on Tuesday.
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NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Delaware is poised to become the first of the 50 states in the United States to outlaw child marriage despite years of legislative battles, said officials, who hoped this would pave the way for other states to follow.
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The changes include two measures that conservative Republican Study Committee members won at the White House on Friday: allowing states to require Medicaid recipients to work and allowing states to choose a Medicaid block grant over the cap system in the current bill.
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Matt Bevin of Kentucky, a Republican, led the effort to press states to take action.
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That bill: Authorized $1.7 billion in grants for states to purchase more secure election equipment.
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Technological developments have also enabled the United States to unlock cheap, abundant shale gas supplies.
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My parents came to the United States to create a better life for their children.
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The second allowed states to expand their Medicaid programs to cover nearly all poor adults.
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Some volunteers have driven in from other states to help care for animals, she said.
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If it does not, the executive could call on other member states to prepare sanctions.
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The commission plans to propose another option for states to submit data, the sources said.
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In February 2013, China surpassed the United States to become the world's largest smartphone market.
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This is going to be a hard argument for Democrats in red states to make.
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The IASB has, however, been unable to persuade the United States to adopt its rules.
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They have also paid $400,000 to the United States to settle a related civil suit.
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Sanders's proposal, like Warren's, requires states to enter a voluntary agreement with the federal government.
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"ICAO has not monitored all of these States to determine which was first," she added.
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Last year, Mexico's Supreme Court declared it unconstitutional for states to ban same-sex marriage.
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It is working more closely with the 16+1 states to co-ordinate their positions.
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India's single market and currency allow some states to run enormous trade deficits with others.
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The move comes amid a rush by states to block these instructions from being posted.
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"These are decisions for those states to make," said Doug Andres, a spokesperson for Ryan.
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Clinton would have needed to win both of those states to reach 219 electoral votes.
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A subsequent Supreme Court ruling allowed states to reject the expansion if they wanted to.
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Vietnam has expressed support for the United States to maintain its security presence in Asia.
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And CMS will require the states to monitor and report the effects of these requirements.
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At the time, activists said California's measure could inspire other progressive states to follow suit.
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He was arrested in the Maldives and brought to the United States to face charges.
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She wrote the Zachary Tyler, the president of the United States, to drum up support.
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The organization, representing manufacturers, has lobbied for states to prohibit plastic bans across the country.
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But he doesn't appear too fazed, even though he expects more states to follow suit.
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China urges the United States to properly handle the issue to avoid affecting Sino-U.
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China on Thursday urged the United States to "calm down," but market participants remained unnerved.
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WE HAVE PASSED LEGISLATION IN 48 STATES TO ALLOW UNDESIGNATED EPIPENS TO BE IN SCHOOLS.
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He began trying to return to the United States to face the charges, Brafman said.
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Passed in 1972, the amendment needed to be ratified by 38 states to become law.
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Most people don't walk nearly 3,000 miles across the United States to prove a point.
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Recently it has also been illegally deporting citizens of other west African states to Niger.
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Washington was also one of several states to approve an increase in the minimum wage.
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MIFID II effectively allows firms from non-EU member states to access the EU market.
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He instead called for states to cover a higher proportion of the cost than students.
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Last year, the automaker shipped more than 100,000 vehicles from the United States to China.
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While the alert didn't name the states specifically, a source identified the states to Yahoo!.
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Coverage expansions thus commit states to an economic policy that could harm them during downturns.
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The Republican bill passed on Thursday would allow states to opt out of those provisions.
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For example, the administration has encouraged and allowed some states to introduce Medicaid work requirements.
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Allowing states to repeal that provision was a non-starter for many across the conference.
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Reaction from China and the United States to Thursday's attack will also be closely monitored.
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The most recent reported plan would have allowed states to opt out of those provisions.
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Usually, it's up to states to keep their election infrastructure functioning, not the federal government.
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Smartwatch use rose in the United States to 12 percent, from 8 percent last year.
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Trumpcare would allow the states to seek waivers to scrap this requirement for their citizens.
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Federal law requires states to resolve disputes over the appointment of electors by Dec. 13.
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That strike prompted the United States to review its support for the Saudi-led coalition.
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In Virginia, one of four states to permanently disenfranchise individuals with felony convictions, Democratic Gov.
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"Straight expansion is usually a lot easier" for states to implement and administer, Rowland said.
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We're hoping that Florida can be a model to other states to reinstate those rights.
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The Commission proposals will need the approval of all 28 EU states to become law.
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But he questioned whether Cruz can compete effectively in the upcoming states to the north.
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In a separate statement, China's Foreign Ministry urged the United States to stop such actions.
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Its 2016 Sustainable Development Goals called on all states to halve food waste by 2030.
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It permits states to operate election procedures to obstruct the voting rights of black Americans.
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There has also been pressure from the United States to shun China over espionage fears.
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The Green New Deal calls for the United States to operate entirely on renewable energy.
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In short, ERIC allows these states to maintain more accurate voter lists than ever before.
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Jay Inslee said it falls on states to curb emissions following the Trump administration's decision.
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INDIAN GOVERNMENT ASKS STATES TO TAKE ACTION AGAINST MILLS SELLING SUGAR BELOW FLOOR PRICE-DOCUMENT
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"We need everybody in the United States to understand how dangerous this is," Rosenberg said.
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Furthermore, people appear to have come from "different parts" of the United States to attend.
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Trump warned that all options were on the table for the United States to respond.
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Maybe she'll issue a revised "template" calling for states to consult with families and educators.
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Nevada and South Carolina, the third and fourth states to vote, are considerably more diverse.
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In 21, Stockton became the most populous city in the United States to enter bankruptcy.
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This would end local efforts by cities and states to contain harmful fossil fuel projects.
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The plan included a push for states to provide firearms training for school staff members.
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We can look to these states to see what happens when Planned Parenthood was defunded.
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Rand Paul (R-KY) that would encourage states to reform or replace their bail systems.
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Apple Inc licenses the rights to technology designed in the United States to Irish subsidiaries.
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In October, President Joko Widodo visited the United States to promote American investment in Indonesia.
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The improving economy has prompted 26 states to reinstate a work requirement for food stamps.
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Instead, the plan would allow states to use that money to buy guns for educators.
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Its latest legal challenge seeks to force the United States to scrap the tariffs entirely.
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The DHS is in "conversations with all 50 states" to offer assistance, the official said.
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It can take days for someone in the United States to pay someone in Africa.
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" But he said it benefited the United States to have a "strong, united, democratic Europe.
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They argue it would be dangerous for the United States to stay in the pact.
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Vehicle manufacturers are working with some states to test their smart vehicles on public roads.
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It won't be unprecedented for a group of states to look at a technology giant.
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By a vote of 15 to 0, the court ordered the United States to stop.
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They could be encouraging states to expand Secure Choice plans or experiment with other models.
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Egypt and Jordan are the only Arab states to have signed peace deals with Israel.
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It makes "it easier for states to collect sales tax for marketplace sales," he said.
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Such a move could force some states to cut health care services and reduce eligibility.
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The legislation, which allows states to determine their own cannabis policies, was offered by Sens.
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The Sackler family members said they're still trying to get more states to sign on.
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It might be easier for states to fight the expansion of short-term insurance plans.
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Reformers are fighting across many states to break the stranglehold of partisanship on our politics.
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Booker's bill would also incentivize states to loosen their marijuana laws by using federal funds.
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But that funding arrived too late for some states to use it before the midterms.
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Third, M4A wouldn't require the United States to plunge into an unknown health care model.
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In April, Sanders called on more states to extend the vote to felons behind bars.
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The five cheapest states to get gas were Alabama, Arkansas, South Carolina, Mississippi, and Louisiana.
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The measure would force all 50 states to let their felons vote in federal elections.
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The United States has no such plan; it relies on states to move forward haphazardly.
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The rule also forces states to submit program and budget summaries quarterly instead of annually.
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Putin will frame this as a strong basis for the United States to exit Syria.
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The CONNECTIONS Act would allow states to explore these types of new and innovative approaches.
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New Hampshire is one of the first states to hold a primary contest for 2020.
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At present, the bill allocates only $30 per person for states to provide employment training.
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EU rules allow member states to provide financial help to banks only in exceptional cases.
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I admire her because she goes out there and travels to different states to speak.
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NHTSA also plans to work with states to develop uniform state regulations on driverless cars.
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Wade but allowing states to impose at least some restrictions on access to the procedure.
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Democrats feared he would use the rolls to encourage states to purge legitimately registered voters.
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Second, lawmakers should require the states to pick up a larger share of CHIP costs.
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Washington also wants the United States to export more liquefied natural gas (LNG) to China.
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It analyzed roundtrip flights departing from the United States to international cities between Oct 1.
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The 1965 law opened up the United States to people from India like Jagdish Patel.
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Georgia is one of several states to postpone their primaries due to the coronavirus outbreak.
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On March 3, Minnesota residents will join participating voting states to cast their Primary ballots.
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Andrew Cuomo said that has created a frantic competition among states to purchase needed supplies.
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But she blamed right-wing parties collaborating with the United States to undermine the government.
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Hodges held that the Fourteenth Amendment requires states to license and recognize same-sex marriage.
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Last Saturday, vast crowds of demonstrators gathered across the United States to protest gun violence.
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Alexander also wanted states to have more flexibility to design insurance plans under the program.
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Russia committed to destroying 40,000 metric tons, and the United States to 31,500 metric tons.
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Mr. Amorico advised travelers in the United States to consider a trip during Thanksgiving week.
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That has forced some cities across the United States to cancel their recycling programs entirely.
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It's hard to imagine a Democratic president agreeing to allow states to continue undercutting Obamacare.
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The bill could have allowed insurers in certain states to charge more for such coverage.
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Over 4 months, he traveled to 16 states to meet and photograph 32 of them.
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Nearly 30,000 children have been born in the United States to Haitians with protected status.
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But this is the second consecutive Republican administration to lead the United States to disaster.
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Trump on Wednesday met with members of Congress from agricultural states to discuss trade issues.
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Instead, North Korea is inviting foreign journalists — including some from the United States — to watch.
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It's a sort of catch-22: Cruz needs to win additional states to get momentum.
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He also urged the United States to speak and act with caution regarding Hong Kong.
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Cory Gardner (CO), have backed bills to allow states to legalize with minimal federal interference.
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" A spokesperson for Hogan tweeted that "we expect other Acela states to take similar steps.
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This legislation authorizes $500 million in grants to states to cover postage and related costs.
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But pollution from cars and trucks has proved much trickier for states to take on.
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His latest attack came in this term's decision that freed states to tax internet sales.
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You do not need to break the law of the United States to seek asylum.
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No one had really tried to skip the early states to focus on Super Tuesday.
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We're still waiting for Texas and California, a few other small states to come in.
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That match effectively operates like paying the states to spend more money on the program.
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These products do not need to leave the United States to fall under export rules.
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His advantage is especially overwhelming in Florida, the largest of the four states to vote.
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Funding for states to immediately begin paying out unemployment benefits when someone is laid off.
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Yet another provision would require all states to establish independent commissions to draw congressional districts.
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The Trump administration rule change would make it harder for states to get those waivers.
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After two years, he moved to Georgia Tech, in United States, to explore better opportunities.
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It's time for the United States to consider developing its own comprehensive drowning prevention plan.
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Johnson said he was trying to get states to accept help from the federal government.
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The Army Corps of Engineers is working with 13 states to increase hospital bed capacity.
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Meanwhile, Virginia and Maryland became the latest states to issue such orders to their residents.
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Semonite also urged states to move forward without their help if they have the means.
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Almost 70 countries have repeatedly petitioned the United States to let the appointments go ahead.
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The answer here is a fairly simple one – pressure states to get rid of caucuses.
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The Senate bill would also allow states to opt out of many federal insurance standards.
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Experts say it is still possible for the United States to hit its Paris targets.
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It's one of the largest private real estate projects in the United States to date.
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He has co-sponsored legislation to provide grants to states to improve handgun licensing programs.
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UKRAINE PRESIDENT SAYS ASKS UNITED STATES TO TAKE MORE ACTIVE POSITION IN SETTLING DONBASS CONFLICT
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And he's polling well in Nevada and South Carolina, the next two states to vote.
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The A.C.A. also made it harder for states to expel poor families for paperwork errors.
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It also is cutting the enrollment period in half in most states, to 45 days.
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Or, if you are the President of the United States, to tout your golf course.
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Current funding structure has flexibility for states to respond to the unknown - block grants don't.
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Yet it remains the second-most expensive city in the United States to live in.
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California is one of the latest states to implement these so-called look back laws.
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Investigators traveled to the southwest United States to interview the former owner of the house.
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Russian-sponsored actors don't have to relocate to the United States to influence domestic affairs.
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California was one of the first states to adopt a red flag law, in 2014.
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His parents had sought to send him to the United States to undergo experimental therapy.
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But efforts continue in three battleground states to take another look at the election results.
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Barkindo added he would welcome greater engagement with the United States to tackle industry issues.
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Passed in 1972, the amendment needs to be ratified by 38 states to become law.
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New York is one of only two states to treat that age group as adults.
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He encouraged states to include an analog backup to avoid attempts to hack electronic systems.
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That makes it critically important for states to pass their own laws protecting abortion rights.
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Mr. Kim said recently that he no longer expected the United States to ease sanctions.
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Fires rapidly spread across all states to become some of the most devastating on record.
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The 15th allowed states to limit citizens' right to vote for reasons other than race.
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Previous efforts in the United States to create a homegrown luxury group have been unsuccessful.
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They have until late September in most states to make final decisions about 2018 participation.
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No one expects the nuclear-armed states to join the treaty in the immediate future.
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What individuals and groups want the United States to stay in the deal, and why?
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He's increasingly pressed foreign leaders -- particularly in the oil rich Gulf states -- to step up.
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In the United States, the industry is lobbying states to eliminate subsidies for the vehicles.
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Recently, there has been a new effort to get three additional states to sign on.
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Pervez Musharraf, quickly allowed the United States to use Pakistani territory to oust the Taliban.
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Factors ranging from faster rate hikes in the United States to an ongoing Sino-U.
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Iran defeated the United States to win the gold medal at the Freestyle World Cup.
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But the Trump administration, in a stunning reversal, is allowing states to implement work requirements.
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You recently returned to the United States to work as the New England bureau chief.
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All that changed with the election, when her husband lost 217 states to George Bush.
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But it should be up to the states to do what the states do best.
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And those contests have expanded from the United States to the rest of the world.
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This stress is leading states to forego crucially needed investment in infrastructure and higher education.
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The issue right now is convincing a certain president of the United States to act.
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These bills are consistent with Congress's broad powers to admit new states to the Union.
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The regulation requires states to limit ground-level ozone concentrations to 2900 parts per billion.
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They have already persuaded more than half the states to adopt mandates on renewable energy.
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By forcing other states to act too, the plan may have outperformed its nationwide goal.
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Texas is one of 15 states to hold its primary on March 3, Super Tuesday.
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The officials would not detail the intelligence that led the United States to this conclusion.
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Washington divvies up the money among the states to help fund road maintenance and improvements.
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Health and Human Services officials have encouraged states to pursue work requirements for Medicaid beneficiaries.
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The proposals included a push for states to provide firearms training for school staff members.
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The Iranian people do not need the United States to tell them of Tehran's sins.
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Kentucky became the first last month after CMS released guidance encouraging states to institute measures.
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It has also allowed states to impose new mandates -- particularly work requirements -- on Medicaid recipients.
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The region does not want the United States to disengage, but it does have options.
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They want the United States to be more engaged in the world rather than less.
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The EIA expects the United States to remain a net exporter of coal through 2050.
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For months, Hong Kong protesters had called for the United States to pass the bill.
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Are the fundamental reasons that brought the United States to Afghanistan — are those objectives accomplished?
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She is also working with several states to create automated systems that would detect misspending.
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Nevada and South Carolina are both considered notoriously hard states to poll, for different reasons.
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That leaves the United States to serve as a stopgap for the most immediate needs.
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The treaty obligates member states to act if one of the member states is targeted.
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He finished in the top four in all of the first four states to vote.
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That tells (us) he wants the United States to guarantee the safety of his regime.
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He traveled to the United States to seek, unsuccessfully, diplomatic recognition by the Clinton administration.
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It's not unprecedented for states to refuse federal funds out of political or ideological objections.
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The resolution calls on the United States to eliminate additional emissions of carbon by 2030.
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" The House version calls for the United States "to achieve net-zero greenhouse gas emissions.
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Tillerson and Ivanka Trump want the United States to stay in the Paris climate accords.
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That position has led major wireless carriers in the United States to avoid Huawei's equipment.
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The U.S. Supreme Court in May allowed states to legalize, regulate and tax sports wagers.
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All of this makes it much easier for the United States to project power globally.
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It required member states to stop subsidizing unprofitable coal companies before the beginning of 2019.
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The earliest date for the United States to completely withdraw from the agreement is Nov.
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That doctrine holds that the federal government may not require states to enforce federal laws.
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