"Maximize those benefits to the maximum extent possible," Gaudio said.
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The judge sentenced Pawlowski to the maximum sentence sought by prosecutors.
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There are 12 steps along the route to the maximum payout.
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The country raised its alert level to the maximum on Sunday.
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Capacity refers to the maximum amount that installations can theoretically produce.
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A judge sentenced him to the maximum 175 years in prison.
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"Jean-Christophe used the abilities of the dancers to the maximum."
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Prosecutors had sought up to the maximum of 80 years in prison.
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Justice Alan D. Marrus sentenced Mr. Perrone to the maximum penalty allowed.
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Still, his tendency to drive climaxes to the maximum marred the reading.
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This is equal to the maximum AP set in the programme documentation.
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You can use rewards to the maximum value on any available flight.
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He was sentenced to the maximum four months in prison and demoted.
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THE FOREGOING LIABILITIES ARE TO THE MAXIMUM EXTEND PERMITTED BY APPLICABLE LAW.223.
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Anyone caught will be subject to the Maximum Criminal Penalties allowed by law.
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Anyone caught will be subject to the Maximum Criminal Penalty allowed by law.
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Blackwell was sentenced to the maximum prison time under the law, they said.
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Internet and mobile network operators will find their resources pushed to the maximum.
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City Kitchen Inventive cooks are always looking to push flavor to the maximum.
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He had just been moved to the maximum-security prison before he was killed.
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And if water does splash to the maximum level, the results could be cataclysmic.
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Both Nunez and Jett were sentenced to the maximum of 16 years in prison.
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"These sanctions are very important and we will use them to the maximum effect."
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The size of the LoCs will be equal to the maximum remaining negative carry.
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For example, atmospheric feedback imposes limits to the maximum power generation of wind turbines.
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He was sentenced in 215 to the maximum prison term, 22001 to 30 years.
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"We are using our Special Forces to the maximum effect we can," Mohib said.
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Alan Greenspan had dissociated the Fed from supporting the GSEs to the maximum possible extent.
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It's available in video mode and all the way up to the maximum 5x zoom.
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If your employer matches contributions, increase yours to the maximum amount it will kick in.
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And he lived for the day, in the day, to the maximum of that day.
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" According to the amendment, the government must justify a denial "to the maximum extent feasible.
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He wants to assimilate and domesticate the illiberal left, to the maximum extent he can.
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That means latency is at a minimum; bringing fluid interactive experience to the maximum #HDC2019 pic.twitter.
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After Gomm was attacked, Johnson was moved to the maximum security facility in Oak Park Heights.
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Ganfeng's shares in Shenzhen also dropped up to the maximum limit of 10 percent on Thursday.
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On Jan 15, level of air pollution is expected to surge to the maximum, it said.
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We take advantage of our company's retirement plans and matching programs to the maximum amount allowed.
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It mostly involves economic sanctions – though not yet to the maximum—which, though vital, are insufficient.
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The judge, good to his word, immediately sentenced both men to the maximum one year incarceration.
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When you crank up the correlation to the maximum, C = 1, the function equals the joint probability.
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"It's difficult, though, because we're really pushing the demand for the battery to the maximum," says Doeff.
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Additionally, current firing limits only apply to the maximum number of shots in a 24-hour period.
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Sacchi preferred to build with short, quick passes, creating space which was then exploited to the maximum.
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Since the initial coronavirus outbreak, 3M has increased production levels of N95 respirators to the maximum capacity.
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The Fed estimates that the economy is already growing at something close to the maximum sustainable pace.
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For the uninitiated, these terms refer specifically to the maximum resolution, or number of pixels, on TVs.
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Most pairs made a deal, with salaries ranging from $80,000 to the maximum, with a signing bonus.
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"I will see to it that they are sentenced to the maximum," he said of the policemen.
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To offset this she wants to preserve, to the maximum extent possible, barrier-free access to that market.
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CEO Elon Musk said that the rocket's landing speed was close to the maximum the vehicle can handle.
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While billions are needed, some are suggesting that this amount should be constrained to the maximum extent practicable.
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If you use two benefits to the maximum allowed, your annual fee is effectively just $7003 per year.
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"Just incomprehensible," the Pennsylvania judge said Wednesday as he sentenced the parents to the maximum allowed by law.
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Friends of Prince Salman say he was detained and taken to the maximum security Ha'ir prison outside Riyadh.
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Ellis sentenced the 21-year-old from California to the maximum 20 years in prison under Lindh's plea.
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We shared a passion for extreme beauty, pushing the silhouette to the maximum in the world of fantasy.
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This distance is the ratio of the data value to the maximum data value for the spoke's variable.
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That's "close to the maximum intensity you'd ever get out of an Atlantic hurricane for that long," Klotzbach says.
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"It's so important to take this seriously, to stay indoors to the maximum extent possible," de Blasio told reporters.
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He added that the Budget could also feature a cut to the maximum stakes offered on some betting machines.
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After a jury found him guilty, the judge sentenced him to the maximum jail time, plus a big fine.
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The bill also gives states the flexibility to provide emergency assistance to recipients up to the maximum benefit level.
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"The other option is to go to the maximum extraction yield and use a little less water," Hendon says.
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Organizers of next year's event would go out of their way to politicize it "to the maximum," RIA Novosti reported.
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"I am for, to the maximum extent possible, protecting life," said Smith, who is not a member of the RSC.
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In 2100 you receive one credit for each $210,2401 of earnings, up to the maximum of four credits per year.
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"Approval is granted only up to the maximum level approved by MOFCOM," Brazil said, referring to China's Ministry of Commerce.
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Victims' groups had asked for Mr. Bemba to be sentenced to the maximum possible penalty, without citing a specific figure.
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It causes far less friction if the WTO process, imperfect though it is, can be used to the maximum degree.
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Matt is tough and dedicated and has my full support to deploy ICE to the maximum extent of the law!
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The odor that night brought me right back to the maximum-security prison where I had originally served my sentence.
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A further investment would raise capacity to the maximum 300,000, but the decision has not been made yet, Wortberg said.
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There's also the characterization and plotting, which are similar to other Kingdom Hearts games but turned up to the maximum.
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But, again, no one came close to the maximum 55 points: London, L.A. and NY got 34.5, and Seoul 33.
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Legal flows can be managed to the maximum advantage of the economies and workers of Mexico and the United States.
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And, in this case, the judge has the authority to sentence a defendant up to the maximum allowed by law.
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Sharpton said Smollett should face "accountability to the maximum" if it's discovered that he was lying about the alleged attack.
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"Make no mistake about it, the Trump administration is focused on protecting Americans to the maximum extent feasible," Pompeo said.
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"Japan must be united with the international community to enhance pressure on North Korea to the maximum degree," it said.
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"My dream is that every girl should be happy and enjoy her life to the maximum, and feel free," she said.
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LIABILITY: TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY APPLICABLE LAW, ENTRANTS AND WINNERS AGREE TO RELEASE AND HOLD HARMLESS SPONSOR, FACEBOOK, INC.
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Even the new Labour government's agriculture minister admits that the nation may have got close to the "maximum number of cows".
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But he said the military worked to "the maximum extent possible" to enable the free exercise of religion by all troops.
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Instead, the island's crushing debt should be reduced to the maximum extent through the legal framework established by Congress last year.
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Instead, she wants a bespoke free-trade deal that gives, to the maximum extent possible, barrier-free access to each other's market.
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Defense Department policy also says that simulations, rather than animals, should be used "to the maximum extent practicable" before live tissue training.
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It felt like we had already gotten to the maximum intensity and there was no room left to have any dynamic range.
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Then on Thursday, the driver, James Acord, pleaded guilty to his charges and was sentenced to the maximum jail time, Allen says.
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"I'm pleading with you to show no mercy on this criminal and please sentence him to the maximum sentence allowed by law."
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It raised the alert level to the maximum for the first time ever when an outbreak was confirmed in November last year.
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But what good is a freeze if the target level is set equal to the maximum production levels of all the participants?
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The tight margins and high arc of today's launch mean that the first stage's landing was close to the maximum landing velocity.
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He noted that law enforcement groups are tasked with taking the resources they are given and using them to the maximum effect.
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"They typically schedule to the maximum availability of aircraft and crew resources, with no spares or slack for irregular operations," he said.
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I don't want to say that he has to go to the maximum or whatever it is, but he has to pay.
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" Feehery argued that a bigger problem was Trump's "ability to stay focused and to use the bully pulpit to the maximum extent.
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If the relied upon AP increases to the maximum contractual level of 93%, the covered bonds rating would be downgraded to 'AA-'.
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If the relied upon AP increases to the maximum contractual level of 82%, the covered bonds rating would be downgraded to 'AA-'.
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If the relied upon AP increases to the maximum contractual level of 93%, the covered bonds rating would be downgraded to 'A+'.
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Your parents or another relative can even add money to the Roth for you, up to the maximum amount — $5,500 for 2018.
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The lowest level of radiation in the federal study was equal to the maximum exposure that federal regulations allow for cellphone users.
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He also said the country's national security council had decided "to increase the level of deterrence at our borders to the maximum."
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The Mississippi River is expected to rise precariously close to the maximum height of some of the levees that protect New Orleans.
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And I don't want to say that he must go to the maximum whatever it is, but he has to pay for it.
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" Jefferies analysts said: "One cannot rule out material fines should anti-competitive behavior be confirmed, up to the maximum allowed under EU rules.
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He also sets a meditation timer, and participants typically start at just a few minutes before building up to the maximum 15 minutes.
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Did the Trump administration violate the Census Act's mandate to use existing data "to the maximum extent possible" instead of adding census questions?
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If political correctness gets pushed to the maximum, business and progress grinds to a halt in fear of legal accusations that become paralyzing.
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His target remuneration of some 3.25 million euros this year compares to the maximum 1.2 million euros his predecessor could trouser in 2017.
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"The speech at issue is core political speech entitled to the maximum protection afforded by the First Amendment," Circuit Judge Kent Jordan wrote.
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Davis, now 34, was sentenced on Friday to the maximum 25-year prison term allowed under the lesser charge, according to The Arizona Republic.
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"I've very pleased at how the team played the whole World Cup, how it showed its character and worked to the maximum," he said.
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Tillerson condemned the militant attacks, but said any response by the security forces needed to avoid to the "maximum extent possible harming innocent civilians".
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Williams, who has been dubbed the "Taunton Cheetos arsonist" by local media, was sentenced to the maximum two-and-a-half-year jail sentence.
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References to the storm's wind speed always refer to the maximum sustained winds observed in the storm, although higher gusts are likely to occur.
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He was sentenced to the maximum penalty of four months but will serve no jail time because he was confined longer while awaiting trial.
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According to court documents, he threatened to send her to the maximum security area of the jail if she reported his actions to anyone.
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Phil Scott directed businesses and not-for-profit entities -- to the maximum extent possible -- to put into place telecommuting or work-from-home procedures.
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By 1982, about 400 Mariel Cubans who still had not been sponsored were sent to prison, primarily to the maximum-security penitentiary in Atlanta.
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She called the evidence presented at trial overwhelming and sentenced Mr. Covlin to the maximum allowed for second-degree murder — 25 years to life.
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That is still significantly below prewar output, but analysts say that under current circumstances, it is probably close to the maximum Libya can produce.
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The Devils signed Nico Hischier, the No. 1 overall draft pick, to the maximum three-year, entry-level contract for salary and performance bonuses.
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Even still, a judge sentenced him to the maximum penalty of 12 years in jail, seven years and 11 months of which he served.
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CHANG: I think we go back to the maximum pressure campaign, which is the way Kim got to the bargaining table in the first place.
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And $30,000 will also be donated to charity, including $20,000 to the Maximum Chances charity started by tour player Greg Chalmers and his wife Nicole.
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Sadly, most women jump the gun and begin collecting benefits before their full retirement age, and even fewer wait to the maximum age of 70.
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"We will use (this acquisition) to the maximum extent to improve the welfare and prosperity of the people, primarily the people of Papua," Widodo said.
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Intel's detailed specifications in ARK, which cover everything from the size of the CPU to the maximum temperature it can reach, intentionally exclude this metric.
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It is the policy of the United States to enforce this proclamation to the maximum extent possible to advance the interests of the United States.
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Culture minister Jeremy Wright said a previously announced cut to the maximum stake on fixed-odds betting terminals (FOBTs) would now take place next April.
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This will likely entail a major switch to nuclear, solar and other renewable power, with an electrification of our transport system to the maximum extent possible.
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Most of the memoranda contain legal language about ordering things to the maximum extent permitted by law which is designed to preserve lots of wiggle-room.
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The Kelly memos frame immigrants as a threat to public order and seek to use the government's enforcement authority to the maximum extent allowed by law.
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Authorities on Monday raised the warning level to the maximum level 4, and the designated exclusion zone has been extended to a 10km (6 mi) radius.
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Ms Lamb says the particular challenge in Mr McGregor's work is to execute the movement full-out, to take it to the maximum effort every time.
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And we have a diplomatic opening that is historic, certainly, haven&apost seen in 65 years, thanks to the maximum pressure campaign by the Trump administration.
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Certain hitters can find the absolute center between technique and power, utilizing each to the maximum extent possible before it starts to impose on the other.
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Reacting shortly after an outbreak of the O-type strain was confirmed in southeast Korea, the ministry raised the alert status one notch to the maximum.
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By certification standards, the elevator will succeed at this at all aerodynamic speeds up to the maximum, which, again, is approximately 7373 knots in the 737.
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The 210-year yield shot to 22 percent Monday, rising from a low of 234, nearly equal to the maximum move in the last four weeks.
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"Iran is under extreme pressure," General McKenzie said, referring to the maximum-pressure campaign of economic sanctions that the Trump administration is employing against the country.
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An additional seven states have also "expressed intent to limit abortion to the maximum extent permitted" in the absence of Roe, according to the Guttmacher Institute.
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The engineer fell asleep and didn't slow the train from more than 82 mph to the maximum authorized speed of 30 mph as it entered a curve.
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The car will even slow down or speed up (up to the maximum speed you've set) to get to an open spot it can safely merge into.
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Authorities raised the alert status to the maximum after it started erupting last month, causing travel chaos by closing the island's airport for three days last week.
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The nation also needs to know with conviction that, to the maximum extent possible, its leaders are free in fact and appearance from any conflicts of interest.
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And when the students graduate, it streamlines the process of getting a full Maine skipper license, gradually increasing the number of traps to the maximum of 800.
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With regard to the maximum pressure campaign, are there plans to impose additional sanctions on North Korea in the next few weeks, now this comes up (ph)?
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Read more: Amex Platinum card reviewThere are a ton of other benefits to the Amex Platinum in addition to the maximum of $200 in annual Uber credits.
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The 'AAA' breakeven AP of 0003% corresponds to a breakeven overcollateralisation (OC) of 11.1% and is equivalent to the maximum contractual AP as per the programme documents.
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"This indicates a regime that is highly interested in keeping its weapons system, and undermining any return to the maximum pressure policy, should talks fail," he added.
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The Fed estimates that the economy is already growing at something close to the maximum sustainable pace, so a short-term boost might simply drive up inflation.
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From the Great Recession to the Great Shortfall Economists use the term "potential output" to refer to the maximum amount an economy can produce without inflationary overheating.
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Fed officials have concluded the economy is already growing at something close to the maximum sustainable pace, meaning faster growth should be offset by faster rate increases.
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But the two say they play off one another in instrumental ways, with Sparks' team pushing the envelope to the maximum of what Del Castillo's group can engineer.
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He could also combine a DYS commitment with an adult sentence, or can give her an adult sentence of anything from probation to the maximum 20-year term.
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I've been getting speeds that are very close to the maximum achievable over a wired LAN, but they haven't made a huge difference to the way I work.
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Despite the name, the pressure applied so far is nowhere close to the maximum, but it has been a dramatic departure from the passivity of the Obama administration.
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Trump's first executive action, directing the federal government to waive enforcement of the Affordable Care Act "to the maximum extent permitted by law," was actually issued Friday night.
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In a tweet Sunday night, Mr. Trump wrote, "Matt is tough and dedicated and has my full support to deploy ICE to the maximum extent of the law!"
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In the middle of the night, police came to his cell, put him in a wagon and took him to the maximum-security Georgia State Prison in Reidsville.
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"We want to make our Friendly Aedes available to the maximum number of countries possible," Oxitec Chief Executive Officer Hadyn Parry said at the inauguration of the plant.
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The daughter, Kem Monovithya, said her father had been charged by a prosecutor who had traveled to the maximum-security prison, about 120 miles northeast of Phnom Penh.
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The world's largest coffee company said in a statement Friday that it had found glyphosate residues close to the maximum allowed in some deliveries of green coffee beans.
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The document clarified that actions are only allowed to the "maximum extent permitted by law," which underscores that major changes to Obamacare, like the individual mandate, will require legislation.
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Now shallow discharges are better for the long-term health of your battery than charging it all the way to the maximum then letting it fully discharge each time.
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Matthew, which briefly rose to the maximum Category 5 intensity, killed more than 1,000 people in Haiti, and left more than 30 dead in Florida, Georgia and the Carolinas.
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A 54th State District Court jury convicted him and sentenced him to the maximum 20 years in prison, rejecting his plea for probation so he could raise his sons.
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"Neural networks provide a fast alternative to the maximum likelihood methods that are commonly used to estimate parameters of interest in astrophysics from imaging data," the Stanford group concludes.
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We project funds from operations (FFO)-adjusted net leverage to increase to about 3.4x in 2017-2018 from 3.1x in 2016, close to the maximum 3.5x for the ratings.
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Some parts of Delhi such as Mandir Marg showed an air quality reading of 941, close enough to the maximum level of 999 beyond which no readings are available.
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"They squeeze workers to the maximum"In the case of Google's cleaners in London, labour advocates this employment setup means that they are left with very little job security.
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Once they get further away they get a little blur, then more, then more — until things in the far foreground or far background are blurred to the "maximum" level.
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Because the oil and gas has reached to -- for the last couple of years, almost to the maximum of producing WM--- and you're diversifying... CBG: So the first...INCOMPREHENSIBLE.
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A 210 percent bump to the maximum speed makes a huge difference on the road, and I found I was now passing bicycles more often than they were passing me.
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Two weeks later, the threat level rose to the maximum of four in Brussels for about a week, with schools initially closed, the metro shut and more soldiers on patrol.
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But it is the one that perhaps most fully achieves his long-stated goals of visually activating public space and of giving pleasure, indiscriminately, to the maximum number of people.
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Currently stationed in the vicinity of this peninsula are the three largest aircraft carriers in the world, loaded to the maximum with magnificent F-35 and F-18 fighter jets.
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No one knows for certain just how much more crude the kingdom could produce in an emergency if the order was given to open all the wells to the maximum.
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Currently stationed in the vicinity of this peninsula are the three largest aircraft carriers in the world, loaded to the maximum with magnificent F-21990 and F-210 fighter jets.
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Orange is the New Black is back for a sixth season, dealing with the fallout from season five and shifting the location to the maximum security wing of Litchfield Prison.
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For mercantilists, the purpose of trade agreements is to open up other countries' economies to our companies to the maximum extent possible while minimizing how much we open up ours.
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To do this, place your immersion circulator into your container of choice and fill it until the water gets close to the maximum fill line of your sous vide machine.
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The judge, Gregory Carro, sentenced Ms. Ortega, 55, to the maximum penalty for the stabbing deaths of the two children — Leo Krim, 2, and his sister Lucia, 6, on Oct.
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"Should that occur, my clients would pursue all available causes of action and seek all available damages and other legal remedies to the maximum extent permitted by law," Harder wrote.
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"I think he saw our comfort, ease, and happiness … and her [Meredith] embracing new life, and resented it to the maximum and responded the way he did," Debbie told the station.
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"I think he saw our comfort, ease and happiness … and her [Meredith] embracing new life, and resented it to the maximum and responded the way he did," Debbie told the station.
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The new sanctions are yet another addendum to the "maximum pressure" campaign that the Trump administration has undertaken in the wake of the president's withdrawal from the 2015 Iran nuclear deal.
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Now, we can expect a return to the "maximum pressure" campaign in an effort to put Pyongyang in a position so that it is more willing to discuss denuclearization in earnest.
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A pro tip that might help you experience this game to the maximum: The game allows the player so select the number of cars that race on the track with you.
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You'll still be limited to the maximum annual family contribution (currently $6,750), but then each spouse can make an annual $1,000 catch-up contribution once they reach age 55, he said.
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The engineer fell asleep and failed to slow the train from more than 82 mph to the maximum authorized speed of 30 mph as it entered a curve, the NTSB said.
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King heard was that her husband had been taken, in the dark, from the DeKalb County jail and driven more than 200 miles to the maximum security state prison in Reidsville.
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He was sentenced to six months in federal prison in 1990 for squirting blood on portraits at the school, and to the maximum one year in 2000 for a similar protest.
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"It is the policy of the United States to enforce this proclamation to the maximum extent possible to advance the interests of the United States," the president proclaimed on Oct. 4.
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The governor and oversight board urgently need to revise the fiscal plan to eliminate austerity measures as Puerto Rico rebuilds and to cut the debt burden to the maximum extent possible.
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"Attorney General Barr is following his word in publicly releasing the special counsel's report to the maximum extent permitted by law and department policy," Collins said in a statement on Twitter.
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According to Afzal, the Lockheed Martin team created a laser beam that was near "diffraction limited," meaning it was close to the maximum limit for focusing energy toward a single, small spot.
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It's "political strategy to keep people divided to the maximum extent possible, gin up his base and take people's eyes off all of the other things going on," de Blasio told Tapper.
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Rental is an infinitely variable component of the warehousing revenue model since it can be and often is heavily discounted to the maximum headline levels published at the start of any year.
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Trump's order pertains only to sections of pipelines built in the United States, and it said the directive should be followed to the "maximum extent" possible, which gives the administration wiggle room.
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Another way is just making the most efficient city possible, where every block levels up to the maximum amount and my population grows at an exponential rate no matter what the cost.
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For decades, victims' rights advocates, including many feminists, have stood behind the promise prosecutors routinely make to victims: We will absolve your pain by prosecuting your offender to the maximum possible extent.
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As she read the statute, the attorney general had to require registration to the maximum extent feasible while taking account of the difficulty of notifying offenders convicted before the law took effect.
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While a great deal of work remains, we are on the path toward a modernized, more effective and efficient H-1B program based on merit to the maximum degree allowed by law.
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As a child she played records by cartoon characters like Yogi Bear and the Flintstones on her Show 'N Tell record player, sometimes accelerating them to the maximum speed of 78 r.p.m.
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Shortly after the verdict was read live on national television, Mr. Basuki was driven past throngs of crying supporters outside the courthouse to the maximum security Cipinang Penitentiary, which houses violent criminals.
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They "are going to build all of this uncertainty into their rates to the maximum extent to protect themselves," she said, and insurance regulators will have to decide whether to push back.
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"I told him I would support him, personally, probably to the maximum," said Mr. Catsimatidis, noting that he wakes up every day at "seven minutes after 6" to listen to Mr. Piscopo.
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European steelmakers association Eurofer said the United States should be the benchmark, with anti-dumping tariffs applied on average within four-and-a-half months and duties applied up to the maximum level.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's culture minister will set out further details later on Wednesday on the government's planned cut to the maximum stake on fixed-odds betting terminals (FOBTs), Prime Minister Theresa May said.
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It's as if a meteorologist were asked to simulate a storm that would challenge citizens and emergency managers to the maximum degree, and then that storm were accidentally unleashed into the real world.
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The details: Consultants at the Moran Company analyzed 2016 federal cost reports for roughly 3,800 hospitals, comparing hospitals' purchase price for certain drugs to the maximum amounts they would charge for those drugs.
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Mr. Guzmán was taken to Mexico City and, late on Friday night, paraded before media cameras in blue track pants and his signature mustache on his trip to the maximum security prison, Altiplano.
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If the AP in the programme rises to the maximum 95% contractual AP stipulated in the programme documents, the rating on the covered bonds would fall to 'AA+', two notches above the IDR.
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"USCIS Director Cissna is relentlessly focused on advancing President Trump's agenda forward to the maximum extent permitted under the law and to say otherwise is false," said a USCIS official in a statement.
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As part of legislation signed into law in December, the cap on the amount that can be set aside for transit will continue to be equal to the maximum amount allowed for parking.
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In addition to the maximum fine of triple damages, or more than $235.94 billion, Mylan could be assessed a fine of $100,000 per instance, or every time it sold an EpiPen through Medicaid.
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Lawyers for the plaintiffs said the Amtrak settlement was equal in value to the maximum allowed payout when taking into account inflation and the likelihood that litigation would drag out through the years.
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"As the head of the executive branch, Mr. Rouhani and his colleagues must use this opportunity to the maximum," parliamentarian Gholamreza Tajgardoon said last week, according to the Iranian Labour News Agency (ILNA).
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If the AP in the programme rises to the maximum 95.0% contractual AP stipulated in the programme documents, the rating on the covered bonds would fall to 'AA', one notch above the IDR.
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"Additionally, consider going into your settings and increasing your password length to the maximum allowed to make your phone harder to hack into if someone does get access and tries to break in."
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The Spanish government will decide on Saturday whether to raise its security alert one notch to the maximum level, which could involve armed forces being deployed to help patrol cities and vulnerable areas.
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If the AP in the programme rises to the maximum 95% contractual AP stipulated in the programme documents, the rating on the covered bonds would fall to 'AA', one notch above the IDR.
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The interior minister, Christophe Castaner, announced early Wednesday morning that France had raised its terrorism threat level to the maximum level, with reinforced border checks and increased security at markets around the country.
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"This launch and continued North Korean aggression underscore the need for the Trump Administration to re-commit to the maximum pressure policy" and for Congress to impose more sanctions against North Korea, Sen.
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Al Sharpton on Sunday said that Jussie Smollett should face "accountability to the maximum" if it's found the actor staged an attack he claimed was perpetrated by men yelling racist and homophobic language.
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The statement said that the former capo was flown to Mexico City in a government plane accompanied by the army, and then taken by the federal police to the maximum-security Altiplano prison.
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If the nominal AP in the programme rises to the maximum 95.0% contractual AP stipulated in the programme documents, the rating on the covered bonds would fall to 'AA', one notch above the IDR.
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She will still accept checks up to the maximum for the cycle, $2,800, but because she'll be avoiding events where those types of checks are often written, she probably won't bring in as many.
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If the AP in the programme rises to the maximum 97% contractual AP stipulated in the programme documents, the rating on the programme would be downgraded to 'AA', one notch above the bank's IDR.
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If the nominal AP in the programme rises to the maximum 0003% contractual AP stipulated in the programme documents, the rating on the covered bonds would fall to 'AA', two notches above the IDR.
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If the nominal AP in the programme rises to the maximum 90% contractual AP stipulated in the programme documents, the rating on the covered bonds would fall to 'AA', one notch above the IDR.
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North Korea's "measures for bolstering the nuclear force to the maximum will be taken in a consecutive and successive way at any moment and any place decided by its supreme leadership," the spokesman said.
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Trump noted that in nearby waters, "the three largest aircraft carriers in the world, loaded to the maximum with magnificent F-35 and F-18 fighter jets," were preparing for yet another military drill.
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The Belgian crisis center in charge of coordinating security responses decided not to raise the security level to the maximum level, which is reserved for indications of an imminent threat of attack, Michel said.
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Building privacy deep into a contact-tracing system, to the maximum extent consonant with its efficacy, is especially important when we consider its potential usage in authoritarian nations who might demand the raw data.
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The Nordic and Baltic governments have now asked NIB to increase lending to the "maximum level" to businesses in the region affected by the crisis, according to a statement by the Norwegian foreign ministry.
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Ted Cruz, R-Texas, last month introduced legislation to withdraw from Open Skies and to declassify to the maximum extent possible US intelligence about how Russia exploits the treaty to undermine American national security.
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If New York City's goal was to reduce racial segregation to the maximum extent possible, would you reserve half of all new affordable housing units for people who already live in a given neighborhood?
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If the nominal AP in the programme rises to the maximum 95.0% contractual AP stipulated in the programme documents, the rating on the covered bonds would fall to 'A+', one notch above the IDR.
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If the nominal AP in the programme rises to the maximum 103% contractual AP stipulated in the programme documents, the rating on the covered bonds would fall to 'AA-', one notch above the IDR.
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The vouchers help make housing affordable for low-income individuals: Voucher holders pay 30 percent of their income toward rent and utilities, while the government pays the remainder (up to the maximum allowable amount).
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If the AP in the programme rises to the maximum 97% AP allowed by the Monetary Authority of Singapore, the rating on the programme would be downgraded to 'AA', one notch above the issuer's IDR.
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Brock Turner was given a 6-month sentence for sexually assaulting an unconscious woman near a dumpster on campus, a punishment so light compared to the maximum 14-year sentence that it has sparked outrage.
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Assange appeared before a UK court this morning and received close to the maximum sentence, but may only serve half of his 50-week sentence after other factors like "time served" are taken into account.
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If the AP in the programme rises to the maximum 97% AP allowed by the Monetary Authority of Singapore, the rating on the programme would be downgraded to 'AA', one notch above the bank's IDR.
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To the maximum extent possible trade should be conducted on a level playing field that ensures basic enforceable, substantive labor, consumer and environmental rights and standards and "rules of origin" that can't be easily gamed.
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Authorities raised the alert status to the maximum after the volcano started erupting last month, spewing out ash over the holiday island and causing travel chaos by closing its airport for three days last week.
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After years of negotiations dating back to President Barack Obama, China finally agreed to designate the synthetic opioid fentanyl as a controlled substance -- meaning sellers would be subject to the maximum penalty under the law.
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Early on Monday, North Korea said it will bolster its nuclear force "to the maximum" in a "consecutive and successive way at any moment" in the face of what it calls U.S. aggression and hysteria.
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The laws of war accept that civilian deaths and injuries during armed conflict may be unavoidable, but they still require warring parties to take all feasible precautions to limit this to the maximum extent possible.
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If the nominal AP in the programme rises to the maximum 90% contractual AP stipulated in the programme documents, the rating on the covered bonds would fall to 'AA', one notch above the bank's IDR.
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For SNAP, a program that allows low-income families to buy certain foods at grocery stores, state agencies can now accept online applications and extend certification periods to the maximum available, according to the Department.
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Shares shot up to the maximum allowed for the world's largest-ever IPO at its launch, surging 10% on Wednesday and again on Thursday to briefly hit a valuation of $2 trillion before paring gains.
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Justice Gregory L. Lasak of State Supreme Court in Queens rejected the defense's plea for leniency and sentenced the man, Demetrius Blackwell, to the maximum penalty in the 2015 death of the officer, Brian Moore.
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"North Korea would have strongly preferred the vice president not use the world stage to call attention to those absolute facts or to display our strong alliance with those committed to the maximum-pressure campaign."
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Since Trump's inauguration day executive order told federal agencies they could gut Obamacare to "the maximum extent permitted by law," the IRS will now accept tax returns that don't say whether you have health insurance.
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According to a 2012 product sheet, the new F6B can carry up to 60 lbs with its arm fully extended, meaning its one pound, lethal payload wasn't even close to the maximum amount it could carry.
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At that meeting, it was said that India would exploit to the maximum the water of the Pakistan-controlled rivers it had access to -- including the Jhelum -- while staying within the boundaries of the historic agreement.
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Arbitrator Michael Russell has given Conn's 30 days from March 25 to cough up the hefty $459,000 award, which amounted to the maximum $1,500 per call to Davis' phone after she revoked consent to be contacted.
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The district said it will soon raise its property tax to the maximum rate allowed, while the Chicago Teachers Union is advocating increasing taxes on everything from gasoline to hotels to deal with the district debt.
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"We continue to believe that we need to be enforcing our sanctions to the maximum extent possible," the U.S. official said when asked about Iran's decision to start developing centrifuges to speed up its uranium enrichment.
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If the AP in the programme rises to the maximum 95.0% contractual AP stipulated in the programme documents, the rating on the covered bonds would fall to 'AA', one notch above the bank's Long-Term IDR.
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Using the phrase "to the maximum extent permitted by law," the order directs federal agencies to move decisively to implement changes, including granting flexibility that insurers and states had long implored the Obama administration to provide.
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But the doses used in the opioid groups, while common in ER settings, weren't close to the maximum safe dose, so they could be scaled up with fewer potential health risks than the ibuprofen-acetaminophen combination.
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I went up to the maximum allowable word count for a 16x15, used extra black squares liberally and fiddled around with the ordering of the theme answers until I'd squelched as many short stinkers as I could.
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Power consumption hit a record 36,20403 MW this month, close to the maximum available capacity, according to government data, while the government this week asked consumers not to set air-conditioners too low to help avoid blackouts.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea's agriculture ministry said on Monday it will raise its bird flu alert to the maximum from June 6 as a case found on Saturday was confirmed to be the highly pathogenic H5N8 strain.
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"We will continue to work with practitioners and other community members to the maximum extent possible, while we fulfill our mandate to conduct stranding response and post-mortem exams under the Marine Mammal Protection Act," Walters said.
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"Generally you wait at least six weeks and also try to get to the maximum dose if tolerated by the patient before switching or adding another medication," says Celia Trotta, a board-certified psychologist in New Jersey.
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Employing family members "bears witness to a culture of caste or oligarchy that makes it absolutely natural for politicians to profit to the maximum from political power," said Jean Garrigues, a leading historian of France's political culture.
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North Korea has pledged to accelerate its nuclear force "to the maximum" and test a nuclear device "at any time," but close observations of the country's missile tests show some significant technical challenges standing in its way.
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If, per the researchers' findings, the straighteners could be overridden to the maximum temperature of 455°F at the timeout of 20 minutes, that's setting up a prime condition for a fire — or at very least burn damage.
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Although the €23 million fine seems large, it's small compared to the maximum limits allowed by GDPR, which allows a company to be fined a maximum of four percent of its annual global turnover for more serious offenses.
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If we want to preserve, to the maximum extent possible, an open and borderless Internet, then the path is obvious: Allow the IANA transition to proceed, and then diplomatically twist arms to shut down the ITU's telecommunication sector.
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Editorial In 1975, John MacKenzie shot and killed a police officer named Matthew Giglio after a burglary in West Hempstead, N.Y. He was convicted and sentenced to the maximum term available under the law, 25 years to life.
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Many experts argue that this is close to the maximum number the area can support and it goes well beyond meeting federal recovery criteria, which include a minimum of 48 females with cubs less than a year old.
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While Redefine Properties Ltd, a significant landlord of Edcon, said it agreed to rental reductions up to the maximum amount of 13.8 million rand ($974,569.39) over a two-year period in respect of leases totalling 21,972 square meter.
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By Thursday morning, all 155 terrorism detainees were being transported under heavy guard to the maximum security prison island of Nusakambangan, off the south coast of Java Island, where the authorities separate high-risk prisoners from one another.
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On his first day in office, Mr. Trump told agencies to use their discretion, "to the maximum extent permitted by law," to waive or grant exemptions from any fee, tax or penalty imposed by the Affordable Care Act.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Belgian Prime Minister Charles Michel said on Wednesday security forces would remain vigilant after a failed "terrorist attack" on a Brussels railway station, but there was no need to raise the nation's alert level to the maximum.
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For couples who file their taxes using the tax status of 'married, jointly,' the non-working spouse can contribute up to the maximum limit so long as the total household has income at least as much as that contribution.
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To the maximum extent permitted by law, Spectrum Equity disclaims any and all liability in the event any information, commentary, analysis, and/or opinions prove to be inaccurate, incomplete or unreliable, or result in any investment or other losses.
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Shut the motor off and pedal the Ariv bikes like normal if you're looking for a workout or set them to the maximum pedal-assisted power mode in order to quickly arrive at the office without breaking a sweat.
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Yet the leniency of the sentences - five years compared to the maximum of 20 years set down in the law - could send a conflicting message to slave owners, said Carla Clarke, senior legal Officer at Minority Rights Group International.
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San Jose argued the administration violated a provision of the Census Act that requires the secretary to rely on administrative records, rather than direct inquiries, "to the maximum extent possible" when collecting supplemental data on behalf of other agencies.
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To get 305 years, Waxman said Manafort would have to be found guilty on every count and the judge would have to sentence him to the maximum amount of prison time for each charge, and run each sentence consecutively.
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The United States must lead the way by sharing, to the maximum extent classification permits, the latest information on terrorist trends and tactics online with companies so they can use new and emerging tools to contest terrorists' online foothold.
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The US has previously reiterated that Iran must end missile testing as one of 12 conditions it has laid out for an end to the maximum pressure campaign the Trump administration implemented after it left the Iran nuclear deal.
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And it is handled as expeditiously as possible, to the maximum extent practicable within 2202 hours, but in no case later than seven days after the determination that the alien has failed to establish a credible fear of persecution.
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Ultimately, though, Anderson told me, "we want to be helpful to the maximum number of animals, whether that's directly or indirectly" — and that requires a hard-headed and probing look at what works, what doesn't, and what we don't know yet.
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Similar to the Dunbar number, a term coined by anthropologist Robin Dunbar that refers to the maximum size of IRL social networks humans can handle, maps should not have more than 250 visible connection points to be easily readable, researchers suggested.
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"We need to address climate change, we need to limit the temperature rise globally to the maximum extent but we cannot do it at the expense of keeping people in poverty and stopping their economic development," the Saudi minister said.
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Our adjusted net leverage ratios now include a generic 35% tax haircut on cash, which is based on our conservative assumption that, if repatriated back to the US, these cash balances would be subject to the maximum US tax rate.
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" In Atmosphere's 2016 song, "When the Lights Go Out," Slug raps: "By the time you hear the song I'll be signing it from down at the county jail, still filled to the maximum, so F*** bill Clinton with his saxophone.
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" Guadarrama and small-business advocates point to the section of the law that says federal agencies should "to the maximum extent practicable, avoid unnecessary and unjustified bundling of contract requirements that preclude small business participation in procurements as prime contractors.
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United Party for National Development (UPND) leader Hakainde Hichilema, who is facing treason charges for impeding a motorcade for President Edgar Lungu, had been moved from a prison in Lusaka to the maximum security facility outside the capital on June 9.
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Dr. Jones's study found that even if all doctors who are approved to prescribe buprenorphine did so to the maximum number of patients permitted by law, one million patients who could benefit from it would still be unable to obtain it.
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Congress tried to keep the census from getting too long by requiring the government to use existing data sources, including supplemental surveys like the American Community Survey, "to the maximum extent possible" before adding a question to the mandatory census form.
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After nightfall Chapo Guzmán is frog marched in front of the media at Mexico City airport and then flown in a caravan of helicopters to the maximum-security Altiplano Prison — the same prison that he had escaped from on July 11.
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But after the building was sold last year, she discovered that she had been paying a preferential rent — an amount lower than the legal regulated rent — and that upon lease renewal, her landlord could raise the rent to the maximum allowed.
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The final design was for a four-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bathroom house built to the maximum size allowed on the lot — 2,950 square feet — with outdoor living space on patios and decks that would make it feel larger.
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"You want to work to arrive at an optimal structure for the president that to the maximum extent possible protects his rights, privileges and abilities for his lawyers to make the case as he sees fit," a senior administration official said.
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Wright said a planned increase in Remote Gaming Duty, paid by online gaming operators, would also be brought forward to April to cover the negative impact on the public finances as a result of the cut to the maximum FOBT stake.
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"We carefully track those weapons that are provided to them, we ensure that they, to the maximum extent possible, don't fall into the wrong hands, and we're continuing discussions with the Turks on this issue," said Joint Staff Director Lt. Gen.
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Fed officials are watching fiscal policy makers closely because the Fed has concluded that the American economy is growing at something close to the maximum sustainable pace, meaning that, in the Fed's view, faster growth would probably lead to higher inflation.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - The Greek government has been sending texts to migrants arriving at its northern border warning them not to attempt to cross it as it has increased its border security to the maximum level, a government source said on Sunday.
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"The panel majority eviscerated the critical program Congress enacted to ensure that substitutes adopted to replace ozone-depleting chemicals 'reduce overall risks to human health and the environment' 'to the maximum extent practicable,' " the NRDC wrote, quoting the Clean Air Act.
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North Korea suggested on Monday it would continue its nuclear weapons tests, saying it will bolster its force "to the maximum" in a "consecutive and successive way at any moment" in the face of what it calls U.S. aggression and hysteria.
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"DEA has cooperated with the House Energy and Commerce Committee over the last six months to provide it with a wide range of responsive materials to the maximum extent possible," the DEA said in a statement when asked about Walden's comments.
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It is the policy of the executive branch to empower State and local law enforcement agencies across the country to perform the functions of an immigration officer in the interior of the United States to the maximum extent permitted by law.
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Come midnight, the collective consciousness of the club is immersed in the introspective melodies; at 1:00 AM, you can almost feel the music in your chest, thorax pressed to the maximum, while milliseconds of darkness escape the convulsing strobe light.
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This would involve them renegotiating his current contract to the maximum allowable under the current collective bargaining agreement, a starting salary of $276,540,100 for this season, then extending his contract at the maximum allowable 7.5 percent raises for three additional years.
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One of the things I really liked about Ms. Weintraub's puzzle is that while the puzzle contains only 70 words (as opposed to the maximum 78 for a puzzle that runs earlier in the week), it felt much more open than that.
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Another nine states have pre-Roe bans (like the one Massachusetts just updated) still on the books, and yet another seven states have laws that "express intent to limit abortion to the maximum extent permitted," according to a tally by the Guttmacher Institute.
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Next Generation Combat Vehicle The Army is now seeking to finesse a careful and combat relevant balance between upgrading the current Abrams to the maximum degree while also recognizing limitations and begin conceptual work on a new platform called Next-Generation Combat Vehicle.
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Shortly after he took office, the new president issued an executive order directing ICE to pursue deportations "to the maximum extent permitted by law" instead of prioritizing the most serious criminals, which had been the policy for several years under Barack Obama.
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Moon agreed with Japanese Prime Minister Abe in a telephone call on Wednesday that pressure must be raised "to the maximum" on the North to leave Pyongyang with no choice but to come to dialogue, the presidential Blue House said in a statement.
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North Korea suggested on Monday it will continue its nuclear weapons tests, saying it will bolster its nuclear force "to the maximum" in a "consecutive and successive way at any moment" in the face of what it calls U.S. aggression and hysteria.
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James Wilson, the boss of distribution firm Palletways, said Brexit could mean British lorries are subjected to customs checks, lengthening journey times and taking drivers up to the maximum number of hours they are permitted to drive each day under safety rules.
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This chart shows the average size of each block, which is getting closer and closer to the maximum of 1 MB. Because demand fluctuates over the course of the day, the network is already beginning to experience delays during the busiest times.
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North Carolina, where filings have already jumped, this week said here that anyone "separated from employment" by the virus, including having their hours reduced though still retaining a job, is entitled to unemployment insurance "to the maximum extent" permitted under federal law.
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I'm not crazy about the grid-spanning 7-Down DO THE BEST YOU CAN, because it is not thematic and is the longest word in the puzzle, but I needed it to keep the word count down to the maximum of 78.
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F1 has been working for more than one year now on delivering cars to make drivers' heroes again, so it seems totally counter-productive to want to take away the prospect of allowing them to push to the maximum on a Saturday.
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To see why, just look at Trump's first major policy action — an executive order directing the secretary of health and human services to exercise his discretionary authority "to the maximum extent allowed by law" to start changing how the Affordable Care Act operates.
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Lever two: rapidly reduce short-lived climate pollutants (SLCPs) to the maximum extent possible by 2030 SLCPs — including methane, black carbon, HFCs, and tropospheric ozone — are gases that tend to have more warming effect than carbon dioxide but for a shorter duration.
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The order directs agencies to "waive, defer, grant exemptions from or delay implementation of any provision or requirement" of Obamacare that imposes a burden "to the maximum extent permitted by law," and to offer the states as much flexibility as possible in implementing healthcare programs.
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Starting from next Tuesday, about 6,000 police officers will be deployed each day to protect the chairman of the National People's Congress Standing Committee, with the risk level for Zhang Dejiang raised to the maximum "very high" during the three days he spends here.
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The judge, noting the "vicious and inhumane" nature of the killings sentenced Watts to the maximum sentence agreed to in the plea bargain, three concurrent life sentences without parole, as well as additional time for unlawful termination of a pregnancy and tampering with deceased bodies.
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Secretary of State Michael Pompeo has said that Iran must end missile testing as one of 12 conditions he has laid out for an end to the maximum pressure campaign the Trump administration implemented after it left the Iran nuclear deal in May 2018.
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London-based Liontrust Macro Fund manager Stephen Bailey, who invests in equities from a fundamental view point, has increased the proportion of U.S. stocks that he invests in to the maximum 20 percent that the fund allows, effectively backing the dollar against the pound.
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I ended up being convicted of ten felonies and four misdemeanors and sentenced to five years in prison for identity theft-related crimes, but without a lawyer I might have been sentenced to the maximum on every charge consecutively, which was 185 years in jail.
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Justice Stephen Breyer, appointed by former President Clinton, noted that the federal statute on the census states that officials should use existing records "to the maximum extent possible" to determine certain kinds of demographic data, in order to keep the short-form census relatively brief.
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"We definitely need to be thinking in terms of place as an important component...Increasing the number of people who are connected to the economy is fundamental to the maximum employment goal," Atlanta Federal Reserve bank president Raphael Bostic told Reuters in an interview.
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"Everyone agreed that the 80-hour maximum was appropriate, but we heard from a large number of organizations that 16 hours was not successful," said Dr. Rowen K. Zetterman, co-chairman of the task force, referring to the maximum shifts for first-year doctors.
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The Secretary of State shall, to the maximum extent permitted by law, ensure that diplomatic efforts and negotiations with foreign states include as a condition precedent the acceptance by those foreign states of their nationals who are subject to removal from the United States.
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"We carefully track those weapons that are provided to them, we ensure that they, to the maximum extent possible, don't fall into the wrong hands and we're continuing discussions with the Turks on this issue," Lieutenant General Kenneth McKenzie, joint staff director, told reporters.
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One of two Wisconsin teen girls who stabbed a classmate 19 times to appease a fictional Internet bogeyman known as "Slenderman" was sentenced to the maximum 25 years in a psychiatric facility after she was judged not criminally responsible for her actions, according to multiple news reports.
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The company this week, however, spooked some investors after warning that a cut to the maximum stake on fixed-odds betting terminals (FOBTs) would result in the closure of up to a thousand shops and impact core earnings by about 135 million pounds ($176.6 million) in 2019.
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Legal experts said the light sentence from Ellis could prompt U.S. District Judge Amy Berman Jackson to impose a sentence closer to the maximum of 10 years in the Washington case, and order that the sentence run after the current one is completed rather than concurrently.
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The company, which owns brands such as bwin, Coral, Crystalbet and Eurobet had earlier said a cut to the maximum stake on fixed-odds betting terminals would result in the closure of up to 1,13 shops and shave about 135 million pounds off core earnings in 2019.
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Yet, when Orange returns for season 6 on Friday, July 27, one feud will seemingly soldier on as the remaining Litchfield inmates move from low-security "camp" to the maximum-security facility down the hill: the one between Gloria Mendoza (Selenis Leyva) and Maria Ruiz (Jessica Pimentel).
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SETH BERKLEYChief executiveGavi, the Vaccine Alliance Geneva Even if low-income countries increased their taxes to the maximum extent that the IMF suggests is realistic, and they increased the proportion of that revenue allocated to health, they could still only afford to spend $214 a person.
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HONG KONG, Jan 16 (Reuters) - Morgan Stanley has received China securities regulator's approval to boost its stake in its Chinese securities venture to the maximum permissible 49 percent, a person with direct knowledge of the matter said, making it the first bank to get such a nod.
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A federal prosecutor has urged a judge in West Virginia to sentence Donald L. Blankenship, who was chief executive of Massey Energy Company when 29 workers were killed in a mine explosion, to the maximum of a year in jail for conspiring to violate safety standards.
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But the agency staff — working from dozens of field offices like Hawaii and Maine as well as the headquarters — generally built its predictions of a "jeopardy" threat to endangered species by assuming the pesticides were being used to the maximum extent possible as allowed by their labels.
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"With sons, parents really expect a lot and want their boys to perform to the maximum level and aim as high as they can go," said Hiroshi Ono, principal of Tokyo Gakugei University High School, which sent 45 students to Todai this year, 11 of them women.
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What We Found The government lived up to its promises to pass new laws and rules that cover everything from how thorough inspections need to be, to the maximum age of ferries, to the training of crews to better deal with emergencies on the high seas.
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Asus is using all its tricks here: tons of venting, a special turbo mode for pushing the fans to the maximum, and even a design that lifts up the base of the laptop by using the bottom of the display to prop it up to let more airflow in.
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As far as I'm able to understand what happened here, Apple found that sudden spikes of activity to the maximum power draw could cause older batteries, which had some mileage on them, to deliver power in an uneven manner, which would cause an emergency shutdown of the devices.
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The remaining shares will be redeemed from the state of Norway * may at a later stage decide to initiate further share buy-back programmes, up to the maximum of 1.5 pct as approved by the annual general meeting Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Reporting By Terje Solsvik)
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That can lead to a game of chicken between the two parties, with each side pushing their coronavirus tolerance to the maximum, said James Dungan, a Chicago resident who canceled his destination wedding in Austin, Texas on March 29 and hasn't rescheduled given the uncertainty of coronavirus quarantines.
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"We write to you to express, in the strongest possible terms, our expectation that the Department of Justice will release to the public the report Special Counsel Mueller submits to you — without delay and to the maximum extent permitted by law," the committee chairpeople wrote in the letter.
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Nobody knows what to make of the Trump executive order, not even Senate Republicans — About 72 hours ago, President Donald Trump issued his first executive order: one that directed agencies to do everything "to the maximum extent permitted by law" to waive and delay Obamacare fees and regulation.
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To the maximum extent permitted by law, the Secretary and the heads of all other executive departments and agencies with authorities and responsibilities under the Act, shall exercise all authority and discretion available to them to provide greater flexibility to States and cooperate with them in implementing healthcare programs. Sec. 4.
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"I said we needed to open the place up and let people participate to the maximum extent possible in both the majority and the minority," he said, pointing out the Senate has had over 200 votes on amendments since he took over as majority leader at the start of last year.
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"We certainly hope to utilize this opportunity to the maximum so that the Pyeongchang Winter Olympic Games can become a venue that leads to dialogue for the denuclearization of the Korean peninsula as well as to establishing peace on the Korean peninsula," Moon stated before his meeting Thursday with Pence.
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It provides a measure of relief from the constant negative thoughts that race through my mind every time I struggle to stuff my arms into the sleeves of my favorite work blazers or have to adjust the seat belt on an airplane to the maximum width to close it comfortably.
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Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz said it was inevitable that more European countries would adopt more drastic measures, while French government spokeswoman Sibeth Ndiaye said last week that officials would probably have to raise the country's epidemic alert to the maximum level, potentially leading to travel bans and restrictions on public activities.
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The M.T.A. carried out the changes "without insuring that the station was rendered readily accessible to and usable by individuals with disabilities, including individuals who use wheelchairs, to the maximum extent feasible," according to a statement by Geoffrey S. Berman, the United States attorney for the Southern District of New York.
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The N.L.D. holds about 59 percent of all the parliamentary seats currently filled (385 seats, according to the most reliable tallies) — and that's all the majority it needs to amend the Pyithu Hluttaw election law and change the number of military representatives in the lower house, up to the maximum.
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Read more: A New Jersey surfer died from a brain-eating amoeba days after visiting a wave pool in TexasThough rumors circulated that the wave operator had mistakenly set the wave controls to the maximum setting, The South China Morning Post reported that it was likely a power issue in the control room.
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"In addition to the confidential report requirement... the special counsel, to the maximum extent possible and consistent with his duties and the law, shall submit to the Attorney General a final report, and such interim reports as he deems appropriate, in a form that will permit public dissemination," Reno wrote in September 1999.
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The bill passed on Thursday by both chambers of the state legislature raised that pressure by instructing the Air Resources Board to "ensure to the maximum extent allowable" that at least 35 percent of investment funds go to low-income and disadvantaged communities and requiring the board's directors approve all VW plans at public hearings.
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"We certainly hope to utilize this opportunity to the maximum so that the Pyeongchang Winter Olympic Games can become a venue that leads to dialogue for the denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula, as well as the establishment of peace on the Korean Peninsula," Moon said during a meeting with Vice President Pence this week.
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Individuals should be able to: claim a deduction for interest paid on a primary residence loan for a loan amount up to the maximum conforming loan in the respective geographic area; save a reasonable amount on a tax favored basis for retirement and health care costs, and; take deductions for bona fide charitable contributions.
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But failing that, economic support can come from China instead, and if the US is not willing to move on sanctions, Pyongyang can refuse to further denuclearize safe in the knowledge that Beijing -- and probably Seoul as well -- will not support a return to the maximum pressure and fire and fury approach of two years ago.
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To the maximum extent permitted by law, the head of each department or agency with responsibilities relating to healthcare or health insurance shall encourage the development of a free and open market in interstate commerce for the offering of healthcare services and health insurance, with the goal of achieving and preserving maximum options for patients and consumers. Sec. 5.
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While the annual limit on federal student loans is $2000,21993 to $22014,2370 depending on your year in school, parents can take out up to the maximum of the cost of attendance (minus federal student aid or loans offered directly to the student) with so-called parent PLUS loans to offset any remaining amount that is not covered.
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The so-called Article 7 procedure would shame Orban by denouncing his government as undemocratic and could even lead to the maximum - though practically highly unlikely - sanction of stripping Hungary of its voting rights in the EU. Hungary's case has been the first time the European Parliament has called for the launching the Article 7 mechanism.
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But at the same time, the location shift to the maximum-security prison means adding a bunch of new characters, who range from the intriguing (two older sisters who nurse grudges against each other and seemingly everybody else) to the completely baffling (a woman with a truly overcooked Boston accent who serves as a new rival for Piper Chapman).
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That's the issue underlying giving consumers a real choice by providing them with information to make their own determination – whether it's the coming calorie information on menus or the revised Nutrition Facts Label for processed food that will disclose for the first time how much added sugar is in a product and how that compares to the maximum they should have on a daily basis.
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Check out the products mentioned in this article:Xbox One X (From $499.99 at Best Buy)Xbox One Wireless Controller (From $59.99 at Best Buy)You can connect up to eight controllers to your Xbox One at once When it comes to the maximum amount of controllers you can use at once, the Xbox One wins among major consoles, accommodating up to eight players at one time.
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Guttmacher further notes that four states (Louisiana, Mississippi, North Dakota, and South Dakota) have passed laws to automatically ban abortion should Roe be overturned, 10 have retained pre-Roe abortion bans, and eight have laws that "express their intent to restrict the right to legal abortion to the maximum extent permitted by the U.S. Supreme Court in the absence of Roe"; in total, 18 states fall into one or more of those categories.
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The ratings would not be affected if the nominal asset percentage (AP) in the programme rises to the maximum 90% contractual AP stipulated in the programme documents, which is equal to Fitch's breakeven AP. Fitch's 'AAA' breakeven AP for the covered bond rating will be affected, among other factors, by the profile of the cover assets relative to the outstanding covered bonds, which can change over time, even in the absence of new issuance.
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"We will continue to work with practitioners and other community members to the maximum extent possible, while we fulfill our mandate to conduct stranding response and post-mortem exams under the Marine Mammal Protection Act," Walters said, according to the AP. Pisciotta, however, said that although nine practitioners were at the beach alongside NOAA officials, they never agreed to the animals being euthanized, and they only prayed because the whales were being killed.
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"One of the biggest tax mistakes made by the average salaried worker is failing to take full advantage of the many valuable retirement tax incentives — or worse, not participating in the plan at all," said Benjamin L. Grosz, an attorney who works with clients on tax planning at Ivins, Phillips & Barker in Washington, D.C. If your employer offers 215(k) and 215(b) retirement plans, you'll get the biggest tax break if you participate to the maximum amount allowed.
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"I fully expect the Justice Department to release the special counsel's report to this committee and to the public without delay and to the maximum extent permitted by law," Doug CollinsDouglas (Doug) Allen CollinsThe United States broken patent system is getting worse Democratic Women's Caucus calls for investigation into Epstein plea deal Activist groups push House Judiciary leaders to end mass phone data collection MORE (R-Ga.), the ranking member of the House Judiciary Committee, said in a statement Friday.
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To the maximum extent permitted by law, the Secretary of Health and Human Services (Secretary) and the heads of all other executive departments and agencies (agencies) with authorities and responsibilities under the Act shall exercise all authority and discretion available to them to waive, defer, grant exemptions from, or delay the implementation of any provision or requirement of the Act that would impose a fiscal burden on any State or a cost, fee, tax, penalty, or regulatory burden on individuals, families, healthcare providers, health insurers, patients, recipients of healthcare services, purchasers of health insurance, or makers of medical devices, products, or medications. 2.
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