So there's a concern that you'll have a two-tier system.
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So another thing, for example, the two-tier system inside Facebook.
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The surprising thing is that there isn't a two-tier structure.
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A reduction of student numbers will require a two-tier visa system.
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The home theater there is outfitted with built-in two-tier seating.
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Microsoft had a two-tier strategy, separating AAA developers from indie developers.
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The results of this two-tier system have been meagre so far.
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Some commentators have pointed out that the two-tier system has a precedent.
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A two-tier alert system could potentially prove revolutionary for the public's education.
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It could also leave Lebanon with, in effect, a two-tier exchange rate.
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And the rule establishes a new two-tier system for addressing lead contamination.
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And think of the muddled definitions that such a two-tier system would introduce.
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And it creates a two tier system between private hire vehicles and black taxis.
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It would also have the effect of creating a two-tier health care system.
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" He added: "Apparently there was a two-tier system - documented immigrants and undocumented immigrants.
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Organize It All Two-Tier Glass Shelf with Towel Bar, available at Amazon, $48.41
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We will demand concrete action to reduce two-tier medical care - and we will prevail.
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"Eighty percent of India resides in villages and tier-two, tier-three cities," Jain said.
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Router maker Eero is expanding its focus on subscriptions with a new two-tier system.
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Could you say a two-tier justice system, what happened to equal justice under the law?
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This created a two-tier labour market, with the lower tier populated by a young precariat.
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Unequal protection under the law, our two-tier justice system pretty much sounds about right, sadly.
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Two-tier equivalence means that the bulk of foreign clearers will continue under the existing system.
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The Affordable Care Act set up a kind of two-tier system for expanding insurance coverage.
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A two-tier benefits system might have wound up weakening the union, one of Chile's most powerful.
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The two-tier float was part of the lineup of the Unidos de Tijuca samba school's parade.
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Holden said the last contract eliminated pensions for new employees and introduced a two-tier wage system.
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This is what a two-tier tax system would do, however, by taxing that supermarket more heavily.
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Nevertheless, fears are mounting about the social impact of the two-tier labour market that is developing.
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The supervisory board in Germany's two-tier corporate board system has to sign off on larger transactions.
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Blocking the extra-national operations of firms from weaker economies risks creating a two-tier economic system.
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Auto workers from Texas to New York fighting for an end to outsourcing and two-tier employment.
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Hastings said the likelihood is that carriers will create a two-tier system where video data is unlimited.
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Porsche launched its own two-tier subscription service in Atlanta last November, with a top price of $3,000.
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This creates a two-tier market structure and puts small agencies in an unfavourable situation, the Court said.
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To handle it in a two-tier fashion is to admit that sharing a room is a hardship.
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Young Thug's stall (which ended up being more like a shop inside a two-tier barn) was called Slimeland.
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The SPD wants a wholesale reform of health insurance to end what it describes as a two-tier system.
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An announcement of a two-tier pricing system at some fuel stations from mid-February was insufficient, he added.
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Oh yes indeed, the accountancy profession would just rub its hands at the prospect of a two-tier tax law.
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Most nations support retirees through universal two-tier systems consisting of a Social Security-type plan and funded workplace pensions.
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Most of the police departments we contacted stressed that they followed the FBI's recommendations for "two-tier" hate crime reporting.
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Volkswagen (VW) has a two-tier shareholder structure with 206,205,445 non-voting preference shares and 295,089,818 voting, or ordinary, shares.
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The standard two-tier test for Lyme, established in 1994, is extremely imprecise, prone to false positives and false negatives.
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The academy is a two-tier caste system, split between those who won the tenure tournament and those who lost.
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A minimum wage would reduce these abusive instances by gradually eliminating the unjust two-tier wage system for tipped workers.
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Concierge medicine is not only a step backward, but it is also a move toward an unequal, two-tier system.
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That's despite the central bank's attempt to alleviate some pressure faced by lenders by introducing a two-tier rate system.
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In an interview last week, Lazard CEO Ken Jacobs defended the company's two-tier approach, arguing that it helps stabilize earnings.
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For the show's finale, Revolva burst out of a two-tier collapsible cream cake with "29 Forever" printed on the front.
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Such a two-tier system would make Europe's financial system safer, since banks would hold ESBies instead of their own government's debt.
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Their sacrifice and courageous stand addressed the two-tier wages structure and permanent temporary worker classification that has plagued working class Americans.
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Their sacrifice and courageous stand addressed the two-tier wages structure and permanent temporary worker classification that has plagued working-class Americans.
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"It's time to end the two-tier system that treats some workers as expendable," the walkout organizers wrote on Twitter in March.
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Unlike Schibsted, MPI will not have a two-tier system of shareholders, opting instead to assign equal voting rights to all owners.
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The mother of a regular guest baked a two-tier cake in the national colors of the host country that year, Denmark.
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The latest automaker to test the waters on subscriptions is Nissan, which just launched a new, two-tier service in Houston, Texas.
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The Senate's version meanwhile creates a two-tier nation of strippable and non-strippable citizens and could fuel racial tension, critics say.
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But the idea was quickly scrapped after criticism that it would create a two-tier system of popular and less mainstream films.
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The MPs, taking inspiration from the 2012 Olympics and the Crossrail project, also recommended the creation of a two-tier delivery authority.
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"The joint venture would have a two-tier management structure comprising a management board and a supervisory board," a Tata Steel spokesman said.
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Combined with counseling-out practices, I believe the expansion of charter schools has fostered a two-tier system hurting the most vulnerable students.
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Rosa Curling, a human rights solicitor from Leigh Day, said the exemption risks creating a "discriminatory two-tier system" for data protection rights.
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Canadian broadcaster CBC reports that the new program created a two-tier system for Syrian refugees who arrived in the country in 2015.
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Japan has a two-tier labour market of cosseted permanent staff and less-protected employees on non-regular contracts—many of them young.
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Instead, approximate the look with one carefully chosen purchase that smacks of carbon-copy coolness (a two-tier purse, a double buckle belt).
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" Bannon also said China's attempt to forge a two-tier deal to end the yearlong trade war with the U.S. is "wishful thinking.
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Seven states — Alaska, California, Minnesota, Montana, Nevada, Oregon, and Washington — eliminated the two-tier system entirely decades ago or never allowed the practice.
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The country has a two-tier health-care system: One is run by the government and the other is private, according to International Living.
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A two-tier unicorn confection — also by Cake Creamery — featuring a waterfall of frosting flowers, multicolored accents and a big gold horn on top.
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Experts blame much of the dysfunction on poor and piecemeal long-term planning, inadequate budget control and Ireland's "two tier" public-private health system.
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Some Democrats have questioned whether apprenticeships lead to a two-tier wage system, and have focused instead on making college accessible to more people.
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About three decades ago, Virginia established a two-tier diploma track in which districts award "standard" or "advanced" diplomas based on a student's coursework.
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Mr. Kobach then declared a two-tier registration system, saying that voters who did not prove their citizenship could vote only in federal elections.
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The labor agreement established a two-tier pay-rate system that locked in lower salaries for those deemed to be working "non-core" jobs.
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"Canada has tried so hard to avoid a two-tier system," says Robin Osborn, the director of the Commonwealth Fund's International Health Policy program.
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Ciudadanos wants a single contract instead of the present two-tier labour market, with lower severance pay but portable retraining credits for those laid off.
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HANNITY: OK. Now, and so all of these statutes, these are real crimes -- I keep saying we can&apost have a two-tier justice system.
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There was thus very little incentive for the Shakers to hook up with their local rivals, as it would mean an immediate two-tier drop.
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These wage cuts and two-tier contracts were common after the Great Recession in 290, but we are in the midst of strong economic growth.
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Then, he gave us a two-tier dance, with dance onscreen (set in various landscapes) coexisting with dance onstage; the same dancers appeared in both.
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Goldman's global head of commodities research explained that by failing to exempt certain trading allies, the U.S. has likely created a "two-tier" metal market.
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The actress's best friend put together the two-tier creation with an all-white frosting in a wavy design and decorated with fresh flowers and greenery.
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It went up above the two-tier inner city ring road known as the Periferico last week after failing to find takers in the United States.
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We need to be able to check that; it's privilege that is creating a two-tier system which leaves trans behind as the ugly, clumsy sibling.
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A group of economists led by Markus Brunnermeier, of which I was part, proposed a two-tier design for such sovereign-bond-backed securities in 2011.
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Seven states — Alaska, California, Minnesota, Montana, Nevada, Oregon, and Washington — eliminated the two-tier system entirely decades ago, or never allowed the practice to start with.
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Last month, Dutch lender ABN AMRO priced two Tier 2 deals in Taiwan and Singapore, achieving competitive results in size and pricing versus its euro curve.
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Oregon is one of about 30 states that have legalized marijuana in some form, creating a two-tier enforcement system at the state and federal levels.
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The wedding invitation includes necklaces and precious stones stacked in a two-tier floral box, at a cost of 300,000 rupees each ($4,236), India Today said.
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China's central bank plans to launch its digital token through a two-tier system, under which both the PBOC and commercial banks would be legitimate issuers.
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Seven states — Alaska, California, Minnesota, Montana, Nevada, Oregon, and Washington — eliminated the two-tier system entirely decades ago or never allowed the practice to start with.
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The ECB could simply implement a two-tier system, charging a bigger penalty rate on deposits over a certain multiple of mandatory reserves, much like in Switzerland.
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According to reports, China's central bank would launch its digital token through a two-tier system, under which both the PBOC and commercial banks are legitimate issuers.
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Although the rules were meant to ostensibly protect consumer data privacy, what they actually did was to create a two-tier system that treats technology companies differently.
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For those on a budget, British supermarket Iceland has concocted a limited supply of a two-tier elderflower and lemon cake — replicating the royal couple's wedding cake.
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But a two-tier job market remains in place, with workers in the same region facing radically different conditions depending on their level of education and skills.
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The two sides are also discussing a two-tier wage system converting part-time workers earning $15 per hour into full-time workers earning the same amount.
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But reservations were expressed about the two-tier deposit rate, which would shield banks from the ECB's penalty charge on up to six times their mandatory reserves.
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Many earn $10 to $14 an hour less than the top rate because of a two-tier structure imposed a decade ago, when the industry was reeling.
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He had demoted Daniel, on the Upper East Side, from four to three, in a review that had echoes of Reichl's two-tier account of Le Cirque.
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The union, at that time, went on strike in protest of concessions such as a two-tier wage system and elimination of traditional benefits for new hires.
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The United Auto Workers union emerged with substantial wage increases and succeeded in ending a two-tier wage structure that had been a particular irritant in its ranks.
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The contract proposal includes a two-tier pension plan that is less favorable to new workers and demands concessions on seniority rights, said union spokesman Denis St. Pierre.
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Since equal healthcare for all is "impossible and impractical," Gruber described a two-tier health system, in which a defined accepted minimum standard must be defined and covered.
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Mu said the issuance of the digital currency will rely on a "two-tier" system in which both the central bank and financial institutions will be legitimate issuers.
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Court costs are levied on young offenders in every state, but they have an outsize effect on racial minorities and the poor, creating a two-tier justice system.
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The initial encounter in the forest is filmed and projected on a screen, and Golaud and Pelléas's family castle is represented by a mostly empty two-tier set.
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Shooting for the White House's more pollution-friendly level would either exclude them from that market or force them to run a more expensive two-tier manufacturing process.
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To alleviate pressure from the lenders' margins, the central bank also announced a two-tier rate system which exempts a portion of the bank deposits from those charges.
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The provision ended a two-tier system that left some employees, known as "in progression" workers, earning less for doing the same or similar work as veteran workers.
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The director Arnaud Meunier sets it in and around a revolving two-tier set, which recreates the neighbors' apartments and the stairs that serve as a communal space.
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Analysts say the effective creation of a two-tier duopoly, with Boeing and Airbus both expanding into smaller jets, could push more suppliers to merge to maintain negotiating power.
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This two-tier design was introduced by the European Commission after a market selloff earlier this year to shield holders of convertible bonds from the risk of missing payments.
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The mother of one, who donned a sweater, jeans and heels to the event, was treated to a multi-colored, two-tier cake that channeled the night's makeup theme.
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"It's creating a two-tier system with second-class citizens, people who can be detained without access to a lawyer unless they're carrying a federal ID," the journalist said.
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The union also won the elimination of a two-tier pay system that paid workers hired since the bailouts and bankruptcies of 2009 less than their veteran co-workers.
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The pressure of contractor-model delivery has even led to discussions of two-tier systems that include contingent and unionized workers to do similar work at the same company.
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A two-tier system may emerge, with retired private-sector workers finding themselves worse off than their public-sector counterparts, but still funding those luckier workers through their taxes.
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Consumers may soon have a choice of buying green, low-carbon aluminium or "black" metal with a higher carbon footprint, raising the prospect of a two-tier market structure.
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Like the smugglers who put the poorer sub-Saharan Africans in the holds of trawlers while giving the Syrians the upper deck, Europe has its own two-tier system.
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Consumers may soon have a choice of buying green, low-carbon aluminum or "black" metal with a higher carbon footprint, raising the prospect of a two-tier market structure.
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A two-tier work of film and dance, it suggests — now vaguely, now obviously — the Orpheus-Eurydice myth, set beside a modern American highway, to Steve Reich's Triple Quartet.
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Wary of a "two-tier" EU, central and eastern Europeans in particular insisted that the French candidate not be subjected to lower standards of propriety than their own nominees.
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China-based advertising executives say some are adopting a two-tier marketing strategy: imported, premium ranges to target more affluent consumers, but also buying up popular and affordable local brands.
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After shifting from a two-tier distribution channel to the cloud, Adobe recognized that other companies and industries would have to invest in a digital presence as well, Narayen said.
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The intricately decorated two-tier confection featured farm animals and was topped with the story's titular character, plus a stop sign bearing the number "3" and letters spelling out SAILOR.
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Gig companies typically don't connect their gig workers in the way they connect their technical and business operations, a symptom of the two-tier system emblematic of the gig economy.
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"Besides the engine, the luggage van, two general coaches, two sleeper coaches, one AC three tier coach and an AC two tier coach derailed," Mishra told CNN affiliate News 18.
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SO THERE'S GOING TO BE, I WOULD SAY, A SIMPLIFICATION AND A REDUCTION IN THE NUMBER OF BUSINESSES THAT WE HAVE BROADLY IN THE COMPANY, TIER-TWO, TIER-THREE PNLs.
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Poland fears this could create a two-tier EU. Duda said EU member states were already able under existing rules to move ahead in certain areas if they wished to.
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A two-tier board structure is planned for the merged entity, with a management board and supervisory board, both of which will comprise a mix of members from the Takeaway.
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As has been the case in the auto industry, the union agreed in 2011 to a two-tier wage system in which new hires were paid less than veteran employees.
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In line with market expectations, the ECB also introduced a two-tier rate system, a measure encouraged by the heads of various major European banks during the latest earnings season.
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That two-tier trend has led the average production worker to now earn less than the average American worker (right where Wabtec hopes to put its future Erie work force).
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Cakes by Claritza went all out on the fiesta-themed dessert bar, complete with colorful cake pops and a two-tier center confection with a sleeping-baby decoration on top.
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Cakes by Claritza went all out on the fiesta-themed dessert bar, complete with colorful cake pops and a two-tier center confection with a sleeping-baby decoration on top.
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A two-tier market has emerged, according to the government, in which a minority of switchers benefit from competitive tariffs, while the majority of non-switchers remain on poorer value tariffs.
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After the romantic ceremony at Napa's Carneros resort, the couple cut into a gorgeous two-tier white wedding cake while Barbra Streisand's "Happy Days Are Here Again" played in the background.
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SAG-AFTRA told CNN the new contract "provides for salary increases" and "effectively repelled" a proposed two-tier salary system that would resulted in new hires earning less than longtime staffers.
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It also enables full-time hourly workers to rise to the top wage of $32 an hour within four years, ending a two-tier wage system that fostered tensions between workers.
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The new two-tier duopoly, putting Airbus and Bombardier on one side against Boeing and Embraer on the other, strengthens established Western planemakers against new entrants such as China, analysts say.
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The outgoing two-tier system's winter pricing was 3,600 hryvnias per 1,000 cubic metres for up to 1,200 cubic metres of gas, rising to 7,188 hryvnia for consumption above 1,200 cubic metres.
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Their concerns highlight the growing frustration caused by Google's heavy reliance on contract workers, creating a two-tier workforce in which many are locked out of the company's legendary perks and benefits.
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That attitude has not only driven up the cost of going to college, it has fostered a two-tier economy where those who don't attend college are treated like second-class citizens.
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The "two-tier" system introduced by the European Central Bank in September to ease the pressure of low interest rates on banking profits is not working, according to Commerzbank CEO Martin Zielke.
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"Making these changes to your company's employment practices will ensure equal treatment of all Google workers and put an end to the two-tier employment structure you have perpetuated," the letter states.
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One of the union's aims was to reduce pay disparities between those hired before and after 225, when a two-tier pay scale was negotiated to help ease G.M.'s financial distress.
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The bigger issue was for employees to move away from the two-tier pay system, which caused friction among workers, and goes against a historical union premise: equal work for equal pay.
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Gavin Hales of the Police Foundation, a think-tank, wonders if such schemes risk creating a two-tier police economy, with rich areas able to afford more officers, even if they need fewer.
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Even larger gains are in store for those in a category called "in progression," the lower scale of a two-tier wage system negotiated in 2007 when the Detroit automakers were financially reeling.
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That might lead to a two-tier market, ResPublica warns, in which better-off people can still afford to buy fresh meat and less affluent Britons are forced to eat cheaper, preserved chicken.
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Some academics, such as Erik Brynjolfsson and Andrew McAfee of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, envision a two-tier labour market, divided between workers who complement machines and those who compete against them.
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If reeled back, there is a possibility that internet service providers could put in place a two-tier internet, one in which they control which sites get high-speed access and which won't.
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What happened: The CIA used a two-tier system to talk to its operatives that was supposed to be segmented so that someone who found access to one network couldn't access the other.
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And to me single payer sounds like a lousy outcome: a two-tier system in which middle-class Americans get lower-quality medicine while the fortunate few maintain access to expensive private clinics.
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"This two-tier system where you're selling it openly but can't produce it is completely bankrupt," said Jan Brouwer, a law professor at the University of Groningen who specializes in Dutch drug policy.
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While in Seoul, South Korea for Steph's Under Armour tour, Ayesha, 28, shared a photo of the couple posing with a two-tier cake in front of a throwback picture from their 2011 nuptials.
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The mainstream media would put me under investigation, lock me up for merely highlighting in an obviously sarcastic way the double standard and what I have been pointing out our two-tier justice system.
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The proposal also provided a path for all workers to reach the new top wage of $32 an hour, ending a two-tier system that set a lower range for those hired after 2007.
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The proposal, announced just a month ago, was met with a huge backlash from the movie industry and film reviewers who said it would create a two-tier system of popular and unpopular films.
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Fan Yifei, a vice central bank governor, had said recently China should consider adopting a "two-tier" system in issuing digital currencies, in which both the central bank and financial institutions become legitimate issuers.
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The IOC, majority-owned by Rio Tinto with Mitsubishi holding a 26-percent stake, said on March 8 that the 305 workers had rejected their requests for concessions and a two-tier retirement program.
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He claimed this could be achieved by accepting that the euro as a currency has many unresolved problems and that the two-tier status of euro zone and non-euro zone countries should end.
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To be sure, some big cities have adopted their own targets - notably San Francisco, Los Angeles and Seattle - but New York is the first big state to experiment with a state-wide two-tier setup.
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Well-intentioned reforms designed to protect workers' rights create a two-tier market; well-paid insiders and unemployed outsiders, with firms reluctant to hire the latter because of the costs of getting rid of them.
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The latest cause of ire in his own camp is a planned labor reform that, if adopted, would be the boldest attempt by any postwar government to inject flexibility into France's two-tier jobs market.
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Privatization, of course, permits these schools to be more selective than their public alternatives, so vouchers reinforce a two-tier educational system: Public schools are for the rabble, and private schools are for the elite.
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If you're looking for one with a few more bells and whistles though, Step2 also has a two-tier Tropical Rain Forest Water Table ($69.99) and a dinosaur-themed Dino Dig Sand & Water Table ($68.99).
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Massad stated he was willing to support a two-tier model — the exchange and either the FCM or trader level — after reviewing industry comment letters that found the three-tier model overly complex and costly.
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It will be split into two conferences, with the Six Nations retained as one and an expanded Rugby Championship tournament, adding two 'Tier Two' teams to the existing four southern hemisphere nations, as the other.
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In a bid to alleviate some of the pressure from negative rates on bank balance sheets, the ECB introduced a two-tier rate system which exempts a portion of a bank's deposits from the levy.
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EU countries agreed the Commission should reach out to other WTO members to find an interim solution that retains the binding character of the appellate body's decisions and the WTO's two-tier system of adjudication.
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"We think the exchange rate of 285/$1 used to arrive at the petrol price ceiling of 145/litre suggests a two-tier exchange rate may be a possibility," Yvonne Mhango, economist at Renaissance Capital said.
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In the two-tier forex market, a fixed rate of 197 could apply to essential imports, while luxury goods may be left to a managed float that trades around 250, analysts and business leaders have speculated.
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Outside, TV channels have built elaborate two-tier studios, radio stations have bunkered down inside white tents and presenters speaking languages from Arabic to Italian have jockeyed for a camera shot with a backdrop of parliament.
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The supervisory board in Germany's two-tier corporate board system has to sign off on larger transactions and Bayer's non-executive Chairman Werner Wenning backed the Monsanto deal throughout, according to sources familiar with the matter.
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Instead, in a wealthy world of increasing economic disparity, I expect us to increasingly see two-tier infrastructure; stable, secure, reliable infrastructure for the 20%, and a haphazard, kinda-mostly-functional, vulnerable tier for the 80%.
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In a bid to alleviate some of the pressure from negative rates on bank balance sheets, the ECB recently introduced a two-tier rate system which exempts a portion of a bank's deposits from the levy.
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Brazil's biggest airline, TAM, resorted to a complex two-tier ownership structure to pull off the 2012 merger forming Chile-based Latam Airlines Group SA, reducing cost savings and contributing to analysts' concerns with the deal.
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Some of Uber's corporate employees, many of whom are on track to become overnight millionaires and currently make annual salaries well into the six figures, feel guilty about the two-tier status of their company's workforce.
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Complete with number "9" balloons and huge letters spelling out "HAPPY BIRTHDAY" and "MADDIE," the Louisiana-infused bash also included a two-tier white, purple and yellow cake topped with a sparkler candle for the birthday girl.
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The gills on the nose, the illuminated slats in the two-tier headlights, and the pinchers that make up the car's chin all work together to give it a look that's equal parts sea creature and spaceship.
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Its attributable unsold landbank by area in Xiantao and Dongdaihe, two tier 4 Chinese cities, accounted for around 25% of the total at end-2016, down from 35% at end-June 2016 and 38% at end-2015.
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The Indonesian emergency services believe most of the bodies of the victims are still trapped inside the two-tier ferry at the bottom of the lake, which is up to 505 meters (1,657 feet) deep in places.
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The combined company is likely to have a two-tier structure, with an executive board and a non-executive board, one of the sources familiar with the discussions told Reuters on Wednesday, speaking on condition of anonymity.
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The most secular item in this group is a two-tier cast-brass chandelier from the Southern Netherlands (1480-20173) that is remarkably like the single-tier one in Jan van Eyck's "The Arnolfini Portrait" of 1434.
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The European Banking Authority (EBA) said it has recommended in an "opinion" that there should be a new, two-tier system of rules for smaller investment firms as part of a drive to make the rules more "proportional".
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The union at the ABI smelter rejected Alcoa's proposal which included a two-tier pension plan that was less favorable to new workers and demanded concessions on seniority rights, but had said they were ready to negotiate further.
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Industry sources say major planemakers play by similar rules when selling to China, where they face a two-tier system of negotiations with airlines within a framework of state-backed umbrella deals that may be influenced by geopolitics.
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Barriers such as flood walls could trap rainwater, worsening flash floods, and create a two-tier system where some areas are protected at the expense of others, usually the urban poor and those in neighboring provinces, they add.
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It's also unclear whether Trump actually cares about what might be the only real negotiating impasse, the UAW's desire to eliminate so-called "two-tier" wage structures and create a path for temporary workers to achieve membership status.
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If a two-tier internet is put in place, it could allow internet service providers [ISP] to pick and choose which sites and applications get preferential treatment, which could seriously hamper innovation and the growth of new businesses.
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"If the Trump administration is not careful, it is going to recreate the pre-crisis, two-tier regulatory system, where banks are heavily regulated and non-banks, including gigantic non-banks, are going to be unregulated," he added.
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For years, the laws were not widely enforced, but they did create a two-tier system, allowing women with money to go to private doctors to get abortions while forcing poorer women to seek out less reliable options.
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It is particularly precarious now, in what the Premier League has become: a two-tier competition in which, every week, six elite teams demonstrate their superiority over what are in theory their peers, but their pawns in practice.
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LONDON, March 9 (Reuters) - European policymakers should use a two-tier approach to define sustainable investments, identifying fully 'green' investments while also flagging those that make a less substantial contribution to the low-carbon transition, industry experts said.
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The two-tier system in the Netherlands has not only removed the worst excesses of the drug war, it has also narrowed the public's view of the problems that remain, making it difficult to build momentum for regulation.
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This "two-tier backstop" would keep Britain in the EU's single market and customs union for longer, giving sides more time to work out a new trade deal that would maintain an open Irish border from then on.
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LAGOS (Reuters) - Nigeria's government has used a lower currency rate than its official central bank rate for petrol imports, the junior oil minister said on Monday, signaling what analysts believe could be a move towards a two-tier exchange rate regime.
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The union also won a way for many temporary workers to be hired as permanent employees as well as a quicker end to the two-tier wage system instituted after the 2009 bankruptcy than was in the previous contract language.
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Many in the teaching profession fear that continuous assessment will kill the prized national standard, and in effect bring in a two-tier bac, with more prestigious grades being awarded by top teachers in top schools, rather than by national markers.
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Safran has come under fire from UK hedge fund TCI over the deal, which includes an unusual two-tier structure involving a cash bid followed by a merger designed to woo controlling family shareholders without exposing them to hefty tax charges.
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The proposed two-tier framework for the separate types of firms "reflects the different risks they pose to the safety and soundness of depository institutions and to the financial system more generally," Fed Governor Daniel Tarullo said in a statement.
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"The blurring of lines between the original two tier sector continues and effectively allows private hire operators to 'ply for hire' via an app so they can just congregate where they know there will be lots of people and wait."
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His concern is that perceptions of a two-tier energy market, which the government is trying to tackle with the price cap, could come back to haunt Britain as people begin to generate and store more of their own power.
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For years prior to Lordstown's closure, the UAW had already made enormous concessions to GM. The infamous two-tier contracts, accepted in 103, sliced wages and benefits for new hires to well below what workers already on the line were getting.
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Not enough life jackets The Indonesian emergency services believe most of the bodies of the victims are still trapped inside the two-tier Sinar Bangun at the bottom of the lake, which is up to 505 meters (1,103 feet) deep.
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The top deck of the two tier wooden boat had a metal cage surrounding the seating area to stop thieves entering at night, which would also have made it impossible for passengers to escape, even if they had broken the windows.
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Essentially, over time, with a two-tier internet, innovation will be slowed because small businesses can't break into a market and with the even further consolidation of the oligopolies that already exist, the choices will become more and more narrow.
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"He told Business Insider: "If food produced to lower standards is allowed to enter the British market, it will create a two-tier food system, in which only the affluent can afford to eat British food grown to British standards.
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"For far too long, our antiquated criminal justice system has created a two-tier system where outcomes depend purely on economic status — undermining the bedrock principle that one is innocent until proven guilty," Mr. Cuomo said in statement outlining the proposals.
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The use of temporary employees, who make up 7 percent of the G.M. work force, was reportedly a sticking point in the talks, along with possible modifications to a two-tier wage system that paid less to more recent hires.
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Its creators had the wisdom to base the entire treaty on a two-tier structure of nations: five approved nuclear weapons states (permanent members of the United Nations Security Council), with the remainder (currently 185) signing as non-nuclear weapons states.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Euro zone banks are making almost full use of the European Central Bank's two-tier deposit facility as they have redistributed excess liquidity to take advantage of an exemption from the most punitive charges, the ECB said on Friday.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Euro zone banks are making almost full use of the European Central Bank's two-tier deposit facility as they have redistributed excess liquidity to take advantage of an exemption from the most punitive charges, the ECB said on Friday.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The European Central Bank sees "very little evidence" of higher rates in the money markets as a result of its decision to create a two-tier rate on deposits, the ECB's Vice President Luis de Guindos said on Tuesday.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The European Central Bank sees "very little evidence" of higher rates in the money markets as a result of its decision to create a two-tier rate on deposits, the ECB's Vice President Luis de Guindos said on Tuesday.
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Ecatepec de Morelos Journal ECATEPEC DE MORELOS, Mexico — Coasting above Mexico City's infernal congestion is normally a prerogative of the well-heeled, who take helicopters or pay to use the upper deck of two-tier highways to avoid the chaos below.
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The Union would cease to be a "two-speed Europe," with all 28 members converging at different paces toward the same goal, and become a permanent two-tier or multitier construction, possibly with an outer circle of associates such as Turkey and Ukraine.
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That, he says, does not always suit the complex "two-tier" layering of political power in the shires: a county council, in charge of transport and social care, and below it, a district council, in charge of rubbish collection and other local services.
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By doing so, TISA said Britain could create a two-tier structure, with those firms wanting to trade financial services in the EU doing so under one rule book, and those who just want to sell to British customers operating with fewer rules.
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Washington has proposed a two-tier safe zone, with a 5-kilometer (3-mile) demilitarized strip bolstered by an additional 9 km (5.6 miles) cleared of heavy weapons - stretching in total less than half the distance into Syria that Turkey is seeking.
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At the top of a two-tier concrete stand where only Bashir and his allies were once allowed to appear, young men covered a giant sign reading "The Green Square" with a banner carrying the words: "Justice first ... loyalty to the revolution's martyrs".
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But it was her bid to allow more single faith schools and selective "grammar" schools that caused uproar in Britain, where governments have tried to phase out academic selection of children to end what is described as a 1950s two-tier system.
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But in the US, it's safe to describe legal representation as a two-tier system: Someone either hires an attorney with plenty of expertise and a big staff, or he or she gets a public defender who is often overworked and underresourced.
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Fifth, in order to support the bank-based transmission of monetary policy, the Governing Council decided to introduce a two-tier system for reserve remuneration in which part of banks holdings of excess liquidity will be exempt from the negative deposit facility rate.
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Fifth, in order to support the bank-based transmission of monetary policy, the Governing Council decided to introduce a two-tier system for reserve remuneration in which part of banks' holdings of excess liquidity will be exempt from the negative deposit facility rate.
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A law requiring employees to elect 40 percent of directors would create two-tier boards, similar to what currently exists in Germany, wherein the regular directors meet separately to make key decisions, and then bring them to the full board for ratification.
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In a bid to ease the pressure on bank balance sheets from its latest package of measures, the ECB introduced a "two-tier" system which exempts a portion of the bank's deposits, currently set at six times their mandatory reserves, from the levy.
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On Friday, European Union envoys to Brussels will discuss the length of another delay to Brexit, with an official from the bloc saying the choice was between 3 months and a "two-tier" lag but warning that a decision might not come just yet.
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Already, markets have been skittish in response to the 5-Star-League program, which includes a budget-busting basic income for needy Italians and a two-tier flat tax that is expected to add to Italy&aposs debt load, already Europe&aposs heaviest after Greece.
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The report supports maintaining the current two-tier system, so keeping a distinction between 'plying for hire' and 'prebooking', although it notes that technological advancement has "blurred the distinction between the two trades" — and so suggests the introduction of a statutory definition of both.
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The aluminium market is rapidly evolving to a two-tier structure of "green" (low-carbon) metal and "black" (high-carbon) metal, partly because Western producers have discerned a way to differentiate their product from Chinese aluminium, much of which is made using coal power.
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"Even though we do have a two-tier justice system, I think it would send a powerful message to go ahead and make Trump pay for what he's done," an inmate who called himself "Red" and was doing life for a meth conspiracy told VICE.
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According to data provided by the American Association of University Professors (AAUP), 73% of all faculty positions in American colleges and universities are contingent staff who are kept off the tenure track, creating a two-tier system of compensation and benefits within these institutions.
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As you likely know, about 50,000 GM autoworkers are on strike right now fighting for job security, an end to the two-tier system that was instituted after the auto bailout, and also a share of the profits that they have worked hard to create.
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In a bid to alleviate some of the pressure from negative rates on bank balance sheets, the ECB at its policy meeting introduced a two-tier rate system, a measure encouraged by the heads of various major European banks during the latest earnings season.
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Those include the introduction of a flat tax — originally planned at 15 percent, but now likely to be a two-tier system that ranges from 15 and 20 percent — as well as a wide-scale deportation of more than half a million undocumented migrants.
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Our research demonstrates the development of a two-tier system of drug policy and clinical practice built on racial stereotypes about who is predisposed to abuse opioids that gave whites the dubious "privilege" of unparalleled access to opioids and that ultimately led to higher death rates.
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" News of Facebook's two-tier privacy system is damning because Facebook's official ideology has often downplayed the importance of privacy, and CEO Mark Zuckerberg has said "People have really gotten comfortable not only sharing more information and different kinds, but more openly and with more people.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - European Union envoys to Brussels will discuss on Friday the length of another delay to Brexit, with an official from the bloc saying the choice was between 3 months and a "two-tier" lag but warning that a decision might not come just yet.
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"On the first day of operation of the two-tier system we observed a considerable redistribution of excess liquidity, often away from liquidity-flush countries such as Belgium, Germany and the Netherlands and towards countries with unused allowances, such as Italy," Coeure said in a speech.
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This in turn could create a 'two-tier' health system where employer-based insurance provides access to a different set of hospitals or services than could be accessed through the public option, exacerbating health disparities and harming the very population the ACA was designed to help.
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Of course, there are other items we haven't covered here, from setting the price of an IPO to what founders can do to protect their control after going public (the tradeoffs of a two-tier stock structure for example) and other things to get their house in order.
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Those tough votes at Ford and Fiat Chrysler in 2015 came despite contracts containing the first raises in base pay in more than a decade and an eventual end to a two-tier pay scale that paid new hires significantly less in salary and benefits than veteran autoworkers.
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The idea that both innovation and commoditization are happening simultaneously – with a two-tier smartphone market in play that's simultaneously delivering increasing value on the one hand, yet still coming up with compelling new bells and whistles at the premium top of the line was also generally accepted.
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Dombret, who worked as an investment banker before joining the Bundesbank's board, urged a two-tier regulation with less strict rules for smaller lenders and the full application of Basel III only for larger, international banks, which pose a greater risk for the financial system as a whole.
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A core aim of the FCA's proposals is to create a more clearly defined two-tier market, with "advice" on investments being subject to the full panoply of regulation, while general "guidance" would be more lightly regulated as it does not include full fact-finding about the customer.
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The "Thank U, Next" singer — who is currently on tour to promote her albums Sweetener and Thank U, Next — shared a soundless black and white video on Tuesday night of a private birthday party, where her inner circle presented her with a two-tier birthday cake topped with candles.
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And if farmers cannot make as much money as they once did from dark meat exports, they may be forced to raise prices for white meat chicken, creating what analysts fear will be a two-tier market in which only richer Britons can afford the best fresh chicken.
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The U.S. could well end up with a two-tier insurance market, in which people lucky enough to get insurance through their employers will get much better coverage and wider options than those on the individual market, even when both groups are paying the same amount in premiums.
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Olga Zheludkova, a professor at the Research Institute for X-ray Radiology in Moscow, said she did not have direct knowledge of what was being planned at the Central Clinical Hospital, but she said sanctions were returning Russian healthcare to the kind of two-tier system that existed under Soviet rule.
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Although Xiantao and Dongdaihe, two Tier 4 cities in China, continue to account for 35% of Modern Land's attributable land bank by area; Tier 1 cities like Beijing and Shanghai, and Tier 2 cities like Hefei, Changsha, and Suzhou account for more than 60% of Modern Land's existing saleable resources.
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Although Xiantao and Dongdaihe, two Tier 4 cities in China, continue to account for 45% of Modern Land's attributable land bank by area; Tier 1 cities like Beijing and Shanghai, and Tier 8523 cities like Hefei, Changsha, and Suzhou account for more than 60% of Modern Land's existing saleable resources.
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The amendment entrenched a two-tier system of women's reproductive health care, throwing up obstacles to access for low-income women as well as other people whose health care is paid for with federal funds, including through the Indian Health Service, the Children's Health Service, the military, and the prison system, among others.
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The EU has suggested that the tweaked "two-tier" backstop covering all of the UK could give mainland Britain some scope to set its own trade rules - a central demand of Brexiteers - while keeping Northern Ireland aligned with the EU. Additional reporting and writing by Gabriela Baczynska in Brussels; Editing by Mark Heinrich
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Played on a two-tier set that looks initially like a bombed-out 1940s house but is abstract enough to assume the timelessness of any wrecked environment, it casts Simplicius (a trouser role, sung with impressive diction, stamina and credibility by Stephanie Corley) as a 1940s schoolboy lost in fantasies about the past.
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Kasich said it was critical for Congress to take action on rising health care costs, or the U.S. would either move toward a single-payer system being pushed by some Democrats or a "two-tier" health care system in which the rich have access to good health care and the poor don't.
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But today, in the second round of a two-tier election system for parliamentarians, En Marche is projected to have won some 28 seats in the 883-seat parliament, meaning Macron has now not only surpassed expectations in his presidential bid but also is now fully in control of the French political landscape.
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And, of course, by the way, this is likely just the beginning of what is a long needed conversation in this country about sentencing criminal reform that the president has vowed to tackle, this two-tier justice system that we now know way more than we should about, it stretches wide and it stretches far.
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But she also criticized the two-tier nature of the service, which she says could disadvantage lower-income people who are the least likely to own the latest mobile devices that are compatible with LinkNYC Private, but the most likely to rely on free wireless services for sensitive tasks like banking and obtaining government services.
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The plan was called sectoring, an approach that would replace the city's pecking order of primary, secondary and tertiary roads with a two-tier system: Attack the most critical thoroughfares first, and then do the rest by assigned geographic sector, plowing each grid more or less as a Zamboni might cover an ice rink.
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"The major fear is that they could do things like creating a two-tier internet that only sites that are willing to pay the additional fees will be carried on the fast lanes and everyone else is consigned to the slow lane," Michael Geist, one of Canada's leading authorities on internet law, told VICE.
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As a result of the earlier price growth and the recent stagnation, Mr. Gray described a "two-tier vendor system," where sellers who bought 2545 to 330 years ago are able to sell at "realistic" prices, while sellers who bought when prices were higher — three to four years ago — will struggle to make a profit.
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Likewise, "Medicare for All" would over-stress the fragile American health care system and lead to Medicare for none, providing little available care for the aged and lower-income Americans, while good private care could be bought by the relatively well off (a group that includes most progressives and politicians) — a two-tier system.
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Integrating with Arrow is a tremendously interesting move from Indiegogo's side, but it remains to be seen whether it's a good business decision; the introduction of the Arrow badge could potentially create a two-tier system, where campaigns with the badge find it easier to get funding and campaigns not so adorned wither away, unloved and alone.
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Their discontent highlights the growing tensions caused by Google's two-tier workforce: While the $837 billion tech giant is legendary for its lavish perks and sky-high salaries, it also has legions of contract workers, who are not entitled to the same benefits, and which some workers say makes them feel like second-class citizens in Google's workforce.
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With the current bumper surplus, the city's fiscal reserves have now swelled to around HK$1 trillion ($127.8 billion), according to EY. "The combination of two-tier profits tax rates regime, short-term relief measures and capital spending initiatives would likely boost 2018 GDP," Nomura analysts Young Sun Kwon and Minoru Nogimori wrote in a research report.
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The company had $219 billion in profits worldwide last year and $224 billion in North America over the last three years, so workers are resentful that the company nonetheless wants to close plants — especially when union members made major concessions, like creating a two-tier wage structure at some plants, to help lift the company out of bankruptcy.
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Despite the UAE's reputation as one of the more relaxed and moderate Islamic countries, it's a place where police brutality is reportedly rife and racism is propped up by a two-tier system that sees some Emiratis enjoy comfy lives while low wage workers from the country's 88 percent migrant population slave away for little pay.
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The modern N.B.A. is an upstairs-downstairs league and runs a two-tier competition: The upstairs version is staged by the top 10 or so teams and is all about winning and praying that your team will not face the Golden State Warriors until late in the playoffs, at which point you will be excused for exiting quickly and feet first.
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And it will lead to a two-tier system in which wealthy Americans go "off grid" to get high-quality medical attention while the rest of the country is stuck in a system that will resemble the V.A. Trump will also be merciless about this, politically, claiming that this is just the sort of socialism he warned about in his State of the Union speech.
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"The danger is that we'll create a two-tier system, where you have people who can afford to go to the elite colleges, who get the networks to move into a great career, while you have lower-level pathways for everyone else," said Marie Cini, president of the Council for Adult and Experiential Learning, who supports expanding apprenticeships but acknowledges that the effort faces many challenges.
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Despite Mr. Trump's assertion in April that the United States would have "no role" in helping to rebuild Libya, State Department and White House officials now insist the administration is taking what one called a "leading role" by pursuing "a two-tier strategy": carrying out counterterrorism strikes aimed at the Islamic State, while supporting political reconciliation aimed at stabilizing the country and bringing Libya's various contentious factions together to support Mr. Serraj's government.
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"By contrast, our Developer Operations ("Dev Ops") team oversees third-party developers, which determine for themselves how they will build their apps — subject to Facebook's general Platform Policies and Dev Ops approval for apps seeking permission to use most published APIs," it writes, essentially admitting it was running a two-tier system related to user data access, with third party developers on its platform not being subject to the same kind of in-house management and reviews as its chosen integration partners.
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