Typically, once a privilege is waived, it cannot then be un-waived later.
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The team also waived running back Matt Jones and waived-injured guard Kyle Kalis.
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Typically, under the law, once a privilege is waived, it cannot be un-waived and put back in place.
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In comparison, having top-tier status with Marriott, Hilton or IHG won't give you waived resort fees or waived parking.
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Management fees will be waived for SoFi loan borrowers, but otherwise are just 0.25 percent and will be waived for the first $10,000 invested.
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Some states, like Illinois and California, combine all but one or two counties into one waived area, even though many waived jurisdictions do not independently qualify.
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My favorites include club lounge access, free breakfast for four, waived resort fees, and waived parking charges at properties where it can be charged to your room.
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The one-day adoption drive will occur across the country on July 23, offering potential pet parents reduced or waived adoption fees and waived spay/neuter fees at hundreds of participating shelters.
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The plan would raise the biofuels volumes that some refineries must blend in 2020 based on U.S. Energy Department recommendations for volumes that should be waived, instead of volumes that are actually waived.
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Which parts of the Affordable Care Act could be waived?
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More details of the gallons waived are available here: [L2N1W61A13].
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Spirit Airlines also waived fees for date changes through Nov.
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Duval had waived the option to have a jury trial.
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Additionally, Soules reportedly waived his right to appear for sentencing.
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In November, Kaplan waived his right to a preliminary hearing.
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The shelter says the dog's adoption fee has been waived.
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He had already waived his bonus earlier in the year.
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Harris waived his right to testify in his own defense.
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The team also announced it had waived guard Jameer Nelson.
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Tuition could be waived, and there is probably a stipend.
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McGee played six games for Philadelphia before he was waived.
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The rule waived all points of order against the motion.
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A point of order can be waived with 22019 votes.
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The judge waived McGowan's court appearance and reading of warrant.
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The annual fee of $95 is waived the first year.
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Miles Burris started a few years and then was waived.
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Parks that have remained open have waived all entry fees.
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Most national parks waived entrance fees but closed visitors centers.
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Especially some of these costs may be covered or waived.
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Delivery Fees will be automatically waived on all applicable orders.
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Any interest that accrues during the suspension will be waived.
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Olsen waived a reading of the charges in court Monday.
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At a court hearing on Monday, Mr. Lathem waived extradition.
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It charges a $21 annual fee, waived the first year.
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In a corresponding move, the team waived safety Bennett Jackson.
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But that fee is being waived for the first year.
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Among the laws being waived is the Endangered Species Act.
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But he suspected that the fee would not be waived.
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Earlier Wednesday, China waived import tariffs on some US goods.
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The federal government waived 210 environmental laws to expedite construction.
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He was eventually waived, and then signed with the Grizzlies.
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Texas eventually waived the taxes in exchange for new warehouses.
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The rule can only be waived with a majority vote.
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The Titans waived linebacker Robert Spillane to create a roster spot.
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Both companies have waived a confidentiality requirement for sexual assault victims.
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"Governor, we waived that requirement, and you got it," she said.
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She completely waived sex appeal and dressed as a dinosaur instead.
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They waived the royalty, tech and advertising fees for three months.
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Yates was arraigned in Houston, and waived extradition to Rhode Island.
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In the workplace, almost any consumer privacy law can be waived.
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Officials say he waived his initial court appearance on Thursday morning.
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Trump waived attorney-client privilege on the tape obtained by CNN.
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He previously waived his direct appeal after being sentenced to death.
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The charges were waived for parents in Wales last year. Mrs.
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Now imagine that clause is permanent, and can never be waived.
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Linebacker Malik Jefferson was waived to make room on the roster.
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The card has a $95 annual fee, waived the first year.
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There's a $95 annual fee, but it's waived the first year.
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With deferments, your interest is usually waived during the deferment period.
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But Walmart has waived that policy through the end of April.
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It also waived its monthly charge to all users in China.
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He played sparingly in three games before they waived him Jan.
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If they revealed client confidences, they waived the attorney-client privilege.
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Curtis McElhinney, 25, was waived by Toronto to start the season.
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Additionally, guests have green fees waived at the nearby golf course.
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The 10% penalty has been waived, just like for IRA owners.
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Service and truck rates for fuel trucks also have been waived.
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Republican senators are still discussing exactly which standards could be waived.
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Ivery appeared before a judge Monday and waived an extradition hearing.
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NOTES: The Timberwolves waived G John Lucas III before Saturday's game.
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The card&aposs $95 annual fee is waived the first year.
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Nelson has previously waived his formal arraignment, CNN affiliate WBAY reported.
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Chesapeake said that these restrictions could be waived by its bankers.
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Under United States law, this power cannot be waived by contract.
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G Ian Silberman was waived by the Indianapolis Colts on Friday.
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He waived his right to a scheduled court appearance on Sunday.
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It could lead to insurer rules being waived in some states.
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The bank's management board waived its variable compensation for the year.
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Giuliani confirmed to NBC News that Trump waived the privilege protection.
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Democrats waived their demand for limits on detention capacity for immigrants.
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Many requirements are waived for active-duty members of the military.
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In fact, she often waived her consultation fee for poorer patients.
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President Donald Trump, before his administration waived the law temporarily, pointed out that "a lot of shippers and ... a lot of people that work in the shipping industry" did not want the restrictions waived for Puerto Rico.
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With the sale of its stake, Lundin has now waived that right.
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Both Isacksons waived their right to a grand jury indictment in court.
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The privilege has been waived because the witnesses already spoke with Mueller.
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Trump waived the Native American Graves Protection Act to allow this. pic.twitter.
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Haas waived a preliminary hearing Thursday and remains jailed on $50,000 bail.
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That means any executive privilege claim has likely been waived, Stern said.
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For a while Germany, Sweden and other countries waived the Dublin rules.
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TMZ states that both parties have waived their right to spousal support.
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To make room on the roster, the Bucs waived linebacker Cameron Lynch.
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Caleb Gaston waived his preliminary hearing and pleaded not guilty on Thursday.
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Two other brothers who have been charged have waived the preliminary hearing.
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C Anderson Varejao was waived by the Golden State Warriors on Friday.
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In the docs, obtained by TMZ, the exes both waived spousal support.
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Rice waived his right to a jury, so Williams delivered the decision.
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The law has been waived just once, for George Marshall in 1950.
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He was reinstated from the 60-day disabled list Tuesday, then waived.
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The next day, the GOP waived committee rules to push Pruitt through.
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Baratov waived his right to fight extradition to the U.S. from Canada.
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The team also announced that defensive lineman Dare Odeyingbo has been waived.
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Since then, more than 40 laws have been waived using the act.
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At the time, both of them waived their right to spousal support.
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The law has been waived once before, for George Marshall in 1950.
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It charges a $95 annual fee, which is waived the first year.
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Ms. Ferguson had waived her right to a jury trial this week.
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The card has a $95 annual fee that's waived the first year.
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Diamond MQM requirements are waived for those who spend $250,000 per year.
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One California county where work is waived has just 2.2 percent unemployment.
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TE Henry Krieger-Coble was waived by the Indianapolis Colts on Friday.
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Here are all the laws that have been waived, per Tuesday's notice.
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Stockley pleaded not guilty and waived his right to a jury trial.
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In other words, McGahn's privilege was waived by talking, according to Vladeck.
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However, many lenders have waived fees or deferred payments across the board.
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The requirement is waived if the pregnancy resulted from rape or incest.
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Since my family is low-income, most of my fees were waived.
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Already, the Trump Administration waived some provisions of the law this month.
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Their former landlord waived his usual lease-break fee, two months' rent.
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Robinson that Title VII rights can't be waived in collective bargaining agreements.
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The firm has waived the fee for its site until Nov. 21.
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What are the provisions that will be waived to grant additional flexibility?
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Rakoff will decide whether Uber waived its right to arbitrate with Meyer.
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Washington signed journeyman G Marcus Thornton and waived veteran G Gary Neal.
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There&aposs a $95 annual fee that&aposs waived the first year.
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Those benefits alone outweigh the $95 annual fee (waived the first year).
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The fourth had the marketing, the opening ceremony and the waived fees.
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Senate Republicans, however, have not agreed on which provisions could be waived.
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The college waived its application fees, and gave her the best scholarship.
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Target waived its minimum order requirement on online orders during the holidays.
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He has been waived six times — including three times by the Packers.
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The actresses waived their right to a pretrial hearing and were released.
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Earlier this week Kraft waived his arraignment and requested a jury trial.
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The fee is also waived for students under the age of 24.
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Joe Harris was waived by Orlando in January after having foot surgery.
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And then there's the question of whether any possible privilege was waived.
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He waived his right to attend Friday's hearing and did not appear.
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"They do have guidelines on what is disqualifying and what is qualifying and, in some cases, what can be waived and what cannot be waived," said Jim Dower, who formerly worked in both Selective Service and the military.
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The Blazers immediately announced that Varejao would be waived, and at 5 p.m.
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The president waived the privilege because the information had already been leaked out.
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During their 6-minute hearing, they waived their right for a preliminary hearing.
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Stockley waived his right to a jury trial, allowing the judge to decide.
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In corresponding moves, the team waived linebacker Chris Worley and safety Marwin Evans.
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The government had waived those rules in Florida and Texas until last week.
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NOTES: Indiana waived F Chase Budinger before the game, clearing a roster spot.
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Feit initially vowed to fight extradition but waived his right at a Feb.
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It is also looking to reallocate volumes expected to be waived going forward.
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Police then interviewed Riedlinger, who waived her right to have an attorney present.
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During their six-minute hearing, they waived their right for a preliminary hearing.
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She then scheduled his formal arraignment for July 230, which he quickly waived.
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Antti Niemi, waived by the Penguins in October, had 28 saves for Montreal.
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Both waived their right to arraignment and will return to court on Aug.
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Initially, many of these companies only waived these clauses for sexual harassment claims.
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Luckily for Phillips, the school has politely waived his more than $350 fine.
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The Milwaukee Bucks have waived guard Jodie Meeks, the team announced on Sunday.
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Asked if he would pardon Manafort or Cohen, Trump waived off the question.
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On Monday, when Carlson was waived, Zimmer was asked to explain the decision.
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Indirect taxes levied on certain properties will also be waived for four quarters .
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It comes with four easy ways to get the $10 Monthly Fee waived.
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Equifax has waived fees for removing and placing security freezes through Nov. 21.
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But those caps were waived—something House conservatives had vowed never to abide.
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Sampson, who was waived by Philadelphia, signed a multi-year deal with Denver.
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The papers said Trujillo had waived a formal indictment by a grand jury.
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By doing so, he likely waived his ability to invoke privilege, experts say.
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But, thanks to gerrymandering, work requirements are waived in these 18 counties entirely.
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The Knicks also announced on Wednesday that they had waived guard Tony Wroten.
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Order from any of these places and the delivery fees will be waived.
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It waived sanctions against Iran in exchange for curbs to its nuclear program.
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The rule can be waived, and bills designated as emergencies are exempt. Rep.
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He also waived a fine of $3,135 (100,000 baht) due to time served.
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Plus, active-duty military service members can get the card's annual fee waived.
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The law has been waived just once, for George Marshall in 1950. Sen.
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It has an annual fee of $95, which isn't waived the first year.
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It has an $89 annual fee, which isn't waived for the first year.
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The fee will be waived for every year you remain on active duty.
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The Spark Miles has a $21 annual fee that's waived the first year.
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Cruz waived his right to a speedy trial through his attorney Melisa McNeill.
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The Jones Act will be waived "immediately," press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said.
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Not including an issue runs the risk of the court's deeming it waived.
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Additionally, interest will be waived for 60 days, starting retroactively on March 13.
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The Park Service also waived entrance fees to help visitors maintain social distance.
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The general moral requirement that we keep our promises is not easily waived.
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But administration after administration waived the provision that would allow them to sue.
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But that requirement has been waived, so now you can apply right away.
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Sergeant Barry waived his right to a jury, opting for a bench trial.
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The card charges a $95 annual fee, which is waived the first year.
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It charges a $95 annual fee, but it&aposs waived the first year.
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A $95 annual fee applies, but this fee is waived the first year.
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Geyser argued that Emulex had waived the right to assert that broad argument.
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Kraft waived his arraignment and has requested a jury trial in the case.
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This year, Miller waived her anonymity and allowed her name to be public.
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The card has a $95 annual fee, which is waived the first year.
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The Cincinnati Bengals waived Walton in April after his third arrest of 2019.
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F Christian Wood was waived and F Elton Brand was signed on Monday.
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To make room on the roster for Thompson, Toronto waived F Anthony Bennett.
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The EPA has routinely waived more blending volumes than the DOE has recommended.
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They are waived for athletes — at least until their eligibility is used up.
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She admitted to the charges against her and waived her right to a trial.
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If you regularly overdraft, it can become more difficult to get the fee waived.
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That can now be waived by the courts, but only retroactively after five years.
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If no response if filed, he will have waived his right to a hearing.
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When they arrived, the judge waived the typical 72-hour waiting period, Lamas said.
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His attorney, state public defender Peter Liguori, waived a formal reading of the indictment.
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Prentice said Densmore waived extradition and might be returned to Colorado by next week.
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The judge issued a final order of removal and both parties waived appeal rights.
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Surprisingly, Southwest and Spirit are among the few companies that have waived the fee.
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Denver signed NT Kyle Peko to the practice squad and waived S Ryan Murphy.
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Another is to reallocate the volumes waived under the exemptions to the biofuel mandate.
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Churchill waived further payment on two warships that British shipyards were building for Turkey.
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A United Airlines employee said the embargo was recently waived for them until Oct.
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Tyler Anderson, 23, waived extradition Monday in Sacramento Superior Court on suspicion of manslaughter.
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The move came one day after Bennett was waived by the Green Bay Packers.
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Her bag fees were waived and she was given a $200 Frontier voucher toward.
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Whitlock&aposs lawyer, James Sauber, waived a key hearing, sending the case to trial.
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The Cavs waived the white flag when James checked out with 3:11 remaining.
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Mao Zedong's China waived reparations claims and made no real fuss about territorial issues.
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But you have to ask him why he waived the privilege about that conversation.
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Marie Stopes, the UK's other main abortion provider, also hasn't yet waived their fees.
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What could be waived, according to senior GOP aides: The ACA's essential health benefits.
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He waived extradition, deciding he would go freely to the US to face charges.
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Rivera, 31, and Dorsey, 34, will share joint custody and have waived spousal support.
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Faced with an avalanche of requests, the FARC waived the rule on day two.
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Both have waived fees to enable free money transfers from wallets to bank accounts.
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Last year, Thai banks waived transaction fees, sending fee income down at rival banks.
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So, New Orleans waived him and signed Archie Goodwin to take his roster spot.
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To resolve this, the law's out-of-pocket maximum would have to be waived.
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In 2018, insurance company Aetna waived co-pays for commercially insured customers purchasing naloxone.
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" Jackson noted that the new requirement would be waived for students with "extenuating circumstances.
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During their 6-minute hearing, the couple waived their right to a preliminary hearing.
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A lawyer from the office waived Purinton's right to have charges read in court.
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Those fees are waived in co-investments, documents published by private equity investors showed.
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They were tasked with building "communities" in exchange for having their subscription fees waived.
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The Memphis Grizzlies waived Bradley before his contract guarantee of $13 million came due.
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The rule is able to be waived and emergency funding bills would be exempt.
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George "Billy" Wagner, the family patriarch, was arrested in Kentucky but waived extradition Wednesday.
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The Tampa Bay Buccaneers waived former first-round draft pick Vernon Hargreaves on Tuesday.
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As other women came forward, Fox reportedly waived the nondisclosure agreements they had signed.
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CNN reported that Trump's attorneys had waived his attorney-client privilege on the tape.
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It can be waived with 60 votes, but these are often difficult to gather.
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If that happened after October 29, the NFL trade deadline, Gordon would be waived.
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The club's organizer waived the fees for Tani because of his family's financial situation.
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Etling, whom the Patriots had tried moving to wide receiver, was waived on Tuesday.
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Benefits include things like car upgrades, guaranteed availability, and waived fees for additional drivers.
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Yet, he not only released it but declared executive privilege waived on its content.
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Another 127 parents apparently had "waived" their right to be reunited with their children.
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Brazil has waived its usual visa requirements for travel between June 1 and Sept.
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There's a $95 annual fee for this card, but that's waived the first year.
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Strict dress codes are waived, and employees take their shoes off when they enter.
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In the divorce docs, both Kate and Len waived any right to spousal support.
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Nolin won once for the A's in 2015, and was waived after the season.
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Second-rounder Stephen Hill was a NFL bust and was waived after two seasons.
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The $25 styling fee is also waived if you pay with your Nordstrom card.
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Cuomo also said credit-card and ATM fees and overdraft charges would be waived.
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Update August 12th, 11:02am: Verizon has since waived the Tully Library's $880 fee.
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"First, the motion is untimely and, thus, waived," Judge O'Neill wrote in his decision.
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She said her new property manager waived the application fee because of her predicament.
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Entry fees for all Parks Canada national parks and historic sites will be waived.
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Barclay sat out the 2018 season after the Saints waived him at final cuts.
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The Venture card has a $95 annual fee that&aposs waived the first year.
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The Spark Miles has a $2000 annual fee that&aposs waived the first year.
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The Spark Cash has a $224 annual fee that&aposs waived the first year.
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The bright lines about which rules can be waived are often decided in court.
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The DNC should thank the labor picketers and hope the event is waived off.
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The strange goal was initially waived off before being overturned following a lengthy review.
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During the hearing, Mulvaney's attorney disputed that his client's public statements waived any immunity.
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The Carolina Panthers waived return specialist Ray-Ray McCloud on Tuesday, his 23rd birthday.
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He waived his right to a jury and let Justice Biben decide his fate.
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Last month, DHS waived numerous laws for a border wall section near San Diego.
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Even then, the punishment can be waived if it threatens to cause extreme hardship.
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For the Citi/AAdvantage card, the $99 fee is waived for the first year.
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Just because Brandon was waived doesn't mean we're not trying to win these games.
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Kraft, billionaire owner of the New England Patriots, waived his right to an arraignment.
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He's not on the oversight subcommittee but waived on to ask his own questions.
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The Capital One Venture has a $95 annual fee, but it's waived the first year.
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These are the kind of boring procedural votes that are usually waived in the Senate.
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Both of these cards charge a $95 annual fee, which is waived the first year.
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Piche waived indictment in February and was sentenced last Thursday to probation for 10 years.
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I asked the SPO why current or former law enforcement agents are waived from inspection.
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Anthony, 35, has been out of the NBA since he was waived on Feb. 1.
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Some spousal rights can't be effectively waived until you're officially married (and hence, a spouse).
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Certain requirements were waived, Mr. Tittel said, that would have made the property energy efficient.
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Fry joins the Ravens just one week after he was waived by the Chicago Bears.
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Osram waived a standstill agreement, paving the way for AMS to launch a takeover bid.
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Therefore, Erdogan argued that diplomatic immunity should be waived and the suspects tried in Istanbul.
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"I knew my tuition was being waived," says first-year anthropology PhD student Levi Vonk.
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WR Devin Street was waived to make room on the roster for QB Stephen Morris.
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So far, no U.S. airlines had waived change fees for airports on the U.S. mainland.
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That doesn't mean that they'll get it, though, or that the debts will be waived.
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" But Giuliani said on Monday that he "waived" privilege "only after [Davis] released the tape.
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The Clippers waived him two days later, and Beasley finished the season playing in China.
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G R.J. Hunter was waived on Thursday, two weeks before his contract became fully guaranteed.
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According to the Investment Company Institute (CIT), last year funds waived $29 billion in fees.
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But the UFC waived that rule, since Lesnar just agreed to the fight in June.
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Holtzclaw, whose father is a police lieutenant on another force, waived his right to testify.
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It could create controversy if we waived the norms for only one without stated guidelines.
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Martin must be waived by Tuesday to be eligible for the playoffs with another team.
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Thompson was recently waived by the Golden State Warriors when the Warriors signed Anderson Varejao.
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Previous administrations had waived prosecution of first-time crossers for both practical and humanitarian reasons.
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Two others waived their claims after entering into a loan modification agreement with the bank.
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The spokesperson added that all cancellation and change fees for the hotel will be waived.
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American and United also waived change fees for passengers affected by Irma, the airlines said.
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"Just because they are shut down doesn't mean the statutory deadlines are waived," he said.
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The House waived a requirement preventing them from voting on any appropriations the same day.
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The Chicago Bears, still in the hunt for a kicker, waived Elliott Fry on Sunday.
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You'll also have to pay a $95 annual fee that's not waived the first year.
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Experts say that in doing so, Trump likely waived his ability to invoke executive privilege.
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The Nets waived point guard Jarrett Jack, who tore an anterior cruciate ligament in January.
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The company waived the doctors' subscription fees in 2015 as it built up the site.
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Typically, one-third of Americans live in an area where the work requirement is waived.
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The Rockets traded Anthony to the Chicago Bulls in January, and the Bulls waived him.
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"I would expect that he waived his rights with respect to this topic," he said.
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But it was not for the Islanders, who, in a surprise, waived him Oct. 238.
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There's a $95 annual fee that's waived the first year, and no foreign transaction fees.
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Swoope, 26, was waived by the Colts on Tuesday for the second time this season.
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Reservists, he says, won't be able to get the fee waived unless they're actively deployed.
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Carriers waived date-change and fare-difference fees so passengers could rebook for other dates.
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But the rule can also be waived, and it does not apply to emergency legislation.
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Follow this link and the $1993 trial fee will be waived after you sign up.
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For businesses with existing SBA loans, principal and interest would be waived for six months.
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What the House proposed: The House bill would treat reduced or waived tuition as income.
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When you don't feel like cooking: Uber Eats has waived delivery fees for independent restaurants.
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It hit the floor, but an anxious Luke scooped it up and waived the prize.
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Savor is a cash back card with a $95 annual fee, waived the first year.
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The Trump administration waived the sanctions for eight countries, but France was not among them.
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" Ms. Verma said Thursday that "the A.C.A.'s pre-existing condition protections cannot be waived.
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The Full House star, 203, and Giannulli, 56, officially waived their rights to separate attorneys.
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By pleading guilty, Levandowski waived his right to a trial and to appeal his conviction.
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NBC News added Benson waived a preliminary hearing and will face a federal grand jury.
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The card has a $95 annual fee, and it&aposs waived for the first year.
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Ng waived an extradition hearing in Malaysia on Friday, according to his lawyer, Marc Agnifilo.
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He was added to the practice squad this season after being waived by the Vikings.
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Elite status also helps; Hyatt Globalists get waived resort fees even when they're paying cash.
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Davis waived his no-trade clause so the deal with the Lakers could be completed.
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"We waived $160,000 in fees this year," Nick H. Buron, the borough's chief librarian, said.
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It also prompted legal experts to question whether the president had waived attorney-client privilege.
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Even with that expense waived, students will still have to figure out their living costs.
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Detroit waived Kindl in mid-January, but he was not picked up by another team.
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The Bengals waived Walton after he was arrested three times during the 2019 off-season.
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The Indianapolis Colts announced they have signed safety Isaiah Johnson and waived cornerback D.J. Killings.
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Note that this card has a $99 annual fee that&aposs waived the first year.
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They waived a pretrial hearing, signed conditions of their release and were free to leave.
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Cole was nervous, but he waived his right to an attorney and joined the lineup.
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The fee would be waived for travelers under 18 and those over 70 years old.
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Demonstrators waived Haitian flags, beat drums and blew horns while chanting slogans at the president.
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Across Afghanistan, many landlords have waived rent, in some cases until the virus threat recedes.
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Across Afghanistan, many landlords have waived rent, in some cases until the virus threat recedes.
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Mr. Trudeau has separately asked her successor to look into whether privilege can be waived.
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Gordon just joined the Seahawks in November, having been waived by the New England Patriots.
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Tennessee claimed OL Josh Kline off waivers from New England and waived CB Cody Riggs. 3.
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Sankey participated in the team's training camp before being waived during final cuts on Sept. 2.
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But that requirement can be waived if there is evidence that the person died a martyr.
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Call your credit card issuers to negotiate a lower rate or have fees waived, for example.
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After surrendering to the police, he waived his right to remain silent, confessing to the shooting.
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Service members and veterans get the added benefit of priority processing and having guaranty fees waived.
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A Lyft spokesperson said the company has also waived its confidentiality requirement for sexual assault victims.
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In the immediate future, the US Treasury Department will begin to reinstate sanctions that were waived.
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Hodges was waived by the Bulls the next summer and never played in the NBA again.
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Legal experts said the ethics rule can be waived by the Justice Department, which appointed Mueller.
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There's a $63 activation fee that may or may not be waived, depending on your standing.
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He was waived Thursday, two days after Colorado claimed D Andrew Bodnarchuk off waivers from Columbus.
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Pratt and Faris settled their divorce in November and each waived their right to spousal support.
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Bradley waived his right to the hearing and to consideration of bail, according to the documents.
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Pratt and Faris settled their divorce in November and each waived their right to spousal support.
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The Kurdish government has waived visa requirement for U.S. citizens entering the Kurdish enclave for years.
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The House tax bill would make that kind of waived tuition taxable just like regular income.
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LaCosse had been waived/injured Monday after aggravating a knee issue initially suffered earlier this summer.
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F Terrence Jones was waived by the Milwaukee Bucks on Saturday, general manager John Hammond announced.
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He played 18 games professionally before he was waived with a knee injury settlement in August.
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In the stands, they rhythmically chanted the skaters' names as they waived flags of the country.
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If borrowers had problems, Emigrant frequently modified loan terms and waived default interest to help them.
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Fellow billionaire Richard Branson waived to spectators during the women's semi-final matches on July 11.
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He was waived with a non-football-injury designation by the Seattle Seahawks earlier this month.
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Under the bills introduced Thursday, recoupment would be waived for anyone who unknowingly received erroneous bonuses.
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The University of Virginia waived tuition for residents whose families earn less than $80,000 a year.
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If anything, he waived executive privileges over witnesses and documents that other presidents have routinely asserted.
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He waived his right to fight the U.S. request for him to be extradited from Canada.
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The Clippers waived Branden Dawson, who was arrested four months ago on suspicion of spousal abuse.
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Like the Gold Delta Amex, it has a $95 annual fee that's waived the first year.
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With the fee waived, though, the card is a no-brainer for US servicemen and women.
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Pre-existing condition protections and coverage for young adults up to age 26 couldn't be waived.
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Under the bills introduced Thursday, recoupment would be waived for anyone who unknowingly received erroneous bonuses.
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It has been waived by various presidents ever since due to opposition from the international community.
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Kittles played only 11 games with the Clippers before the team waived him in August 2005.
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Carney also imposed a $2,000 fine but waived it because Mornyang could not pay, McEvoy said.
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The 29-year-old was waived by the Kings during the final cuts on Oct. 24.
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The lawyer declined because Gilberto Garza had waived his right to appeal during a plea bargain.
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There are several ways to have that requirement waived, and many people do that, he added.
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Confused by what was being asked of her, she waived her right to contest her removal.
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Nearly two weeks ago, the department also waived the ban in a similar manner for Zambia.
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It's also unclear -- and maybe untested -- if during a national emergency congressional oversights would be waived.
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JetBlue has also waived change fees through April 30th, regardless of when you purchased your ticket.
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Arkansas, California, Virginia and other states have waived the waiting period before workers can receive aid.
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If you are not working, mortgage payments will be waived for 7 days, Mr. Cuomo said.
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Check your state's unemployment portal to see if the waiting week has been waived for you.
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If a skater gets hurt, the skater has waived liability against the owner of the rink.
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"Any borrower with a federally held loan will have interest waived during this period," he said.
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UnitedHealthcare has also waived cost sharing for coronavirus testing for its commercial, Medicare, and Medicaid members.
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Last season, Tori Jankoska, the No. 9 pick, was waived after the Chicago Sky's first game.
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But until yesterday, customers could call and ask to have that limitation waived at no cost.
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Unlike with AT&T mobile service, the internet overage fees are waived automatically for all customers.
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The Jones Act was most recently waived weeks ago, in response to hurricanes Harvey and Irma.
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Treatment fees and other costs are possible, though many insurers have waived cost-sharing for treatment.
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If only one state waived those rules, $8 billion might be a very generous funding stream.
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The United Explorer card has an annual fee of $95 that&aposs waived the first year.
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The rule, which is normally waived, prevents hearings from going two hours past the Senate's convening.
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Roy Cooper waived certain transportation restrictions so that farmers could harvest and move crops more quickly.
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Under fire from lawmakers, Equifax has also waived fees associated with credit freezes until Nov. 21.
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Considering its $95 annual fee is waived the first year, this card can offer great value.
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Foreign transaction fees are waived, and cardholders can book reduced-mileage awards on some domestic routes.
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A quarter of the work-waived counties match or dip under the state's overall unemployment rate.
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Transfer students, for example, are not eligible for the waived tuition, the Los Angeles Times reported.
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In response to concerns about cost, some hockey associations have waived registration fees for new players.
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The third set had the marketing and waived a month of school fees for every family.
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All admission fees will be waived as part of a commemoration to the civil rights pioneer.
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The procedure will be carried out by pediatric spinal surgeon Ramesh Nadarajah, who waived his fees.
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Tejada returned to the Mets for spring training before last season but was waived in March.
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He signed with the 76ers and played eight games in Philadelphia before being waived last week.
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First, President Trump has already effectively waived privilege by discussing his conversations with Comey in public.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)China just waived import tariffs on more than a dozen US goods.
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She waived a pretrial hearing, signed conditions of her release and then was free to leave.
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Asked if the fees are ever waived for the poor, Mr. Patterson gave a long sigh.
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He later waived his right to fight a request for his extradition to the United States.
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ObamaCare is still the law of the land, and its essential health benefits can't be waived.
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This card does charge a $95 annual fee, but the fee is waived the first year.
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The 20% penalty is waived and the distribution would just be taxed at your regular rate.
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Norris, who has since been waived by the Rays, and Russell have denied accusations of abuse.
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He said that on occasion he has waived his fees for people who cannot afford them.
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The House and Senate waived the 22012 PAYGO law for the Republican tax bill in 2017.
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He also waived any confidentiality protections and signed the stipulation knowing it would be made public.
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Last week, the 503-year-old waived his right to anonymity by taking his story public.
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Last week, the 52-year-old waived his right to anonymity by taking his story public.
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This can be waived in some instances, such as when Pope Benedict XVI waived the waiting period for his predecessor, Pope John Paul II. Then, the Vatican must set up a tribunal to gather information about the individual in question, including their conduct in daily life.
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Griffin played his last season with the Minnesota Timberwolves, who waived him five months before his death.
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Initially, cops said, Juárez waived his right to silence and a lawyer, and no recording was made.
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Democrats waived background checks for IT aides Over 40 Democrats chose not to vet House IT aides.
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He recalled a pair of 214-year-olds Nikita Zadorov and Chris Bigras and waived Nate Guenin.
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On Black Friday, the Indianapolis Humane Society waived its adoption fees, leading to a surge in adoptions.
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When he hit his 100th wedding during the last calendar year, he waived the couple&aposs fee.
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However, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo waived the sanctions that would have accompanied the most recent designation.
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First, Trump already has waived it by allowing McGahn to speak with Mueller in the first place.
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In most circumstances, once a privilege has been waived, the privilege is gone and cannot be reclaimed.
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And we have no idea what kinds of rules are being waived in the various regulatory agencies.
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NOTES: Detroit scratched C Joakim Andersson and D Jakub Kindl, who cleared waivers after being waived Saturday.
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The DNP-CDs accumulated until the Kings eventually waived Fredette 57 games into his third NBA season.
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Dickens said Walmart waived consequences for workers who did not show up for their shifts between Aug.
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For some years in the Bush administration federal prosecutors cut deals in which companies waived the privilege.
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Passengers at eight airports served by the airline will have their change fees and fare increases waived.
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Abengoa says all conditions for sale of 25 percent of Atlantica Yield have been satisfied or waived.
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Uganda, too, used to tax gold exports, but in 2014 Uganda's president, Yoweri Museveni, waived the tax.
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They also waived their right to appear in court for an arraignment on a money laundering charge.
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Instead, Santiago agreed to a life prison sentence plus 120 years and waived all rights to appeal.
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By then, Rotondo had filed an appeal as a "poor person" to get his court fees waived.
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He was not prosecuted for his other crimes, and he waived his right to appeal his sentence.
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Membership is a one-time fee of $23, which is currently waived during its initial launch period.
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Shoppers are only charged a $3 delivery fee, which is waived on purchases of $75 or more.
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Stockley, who maintained his innocence, waived his right to a jury trial, allowing the judge to decide.
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The corporate taxes could be waived only if the profits are re invested in additional American jobs!
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An additional 2750 million received exemptions, most because they were poor enough to have the penalty waived.
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Those with a good Zhima credit score, administered by an Alibaba subsidiary, enjoy discounts and waived deposits.
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In response to consumer feedback, Equifax has waived all Security Freeze Fees for the next 30 days.
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After his arrest, Kang allegedly waived his Miranda rights and admitted to transferring classified information to ISIS.
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You can ask for discounts, waived fees and other perks to compensate you when things go wrong.
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He takes the spot of Aaron Burbridge, who unexpectedly retired Wednesday at age 25 and was waived.
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But on Tuesday she waived her right to that hearing, according to her lawyer, Haitham "Sam" Amin.
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The 20 percent penalty is waived and the distribution would just be taxed at your regular rate.
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Last month the Bengals waived Walton, a 2018 fourth-round pick, following his third arrest of 2019.
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Authorities waived "any investigation privilege," by disclosing the findings and should release the information, the motion said.
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SG Archie Goodwin was signed to fill the roster opening created when SG Lance Stephenson was waived.
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Gelernt said hundreds of other parents may have mistakenly waived reunification with their children, the Republic reported.
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We were relieved to reach Masada relatively quickly, after an Israeli military checkpoint guard waived us through.
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Brooklyn waived SG Marcus Thornton, one day after he was acquired as part of the Bogdanovic deal.
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But that requirement may be waived if over 50% of the target is held by one shareholder.
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In accepting the compensation, those victims have waived their right to sue in court, the archdiocese said.
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A case against Amazon faltered because its customers waived their rights to sue in favor of arbitration.
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I asked an administrator if the fee could be waived so that I could take the course.
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He was waived repeatedly and was a member of several teams, playing his last game in 2000.
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The card's $95 annual fee is waived the first year and it has no foreign transaction fee.
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Lee started last season with the Boston Celtics, making 30 appearances before being waived on Feb. 19.
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Currently, FoundersCard is offering a discounted rate exclusively for Business Insider readers, and a waived initiation fee.
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Cano, with five years remaining on his contract, waived his no-trade clause, per several reports Saturday.
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That deal waived the debt ceiling until March 15, retroactively approving all borrowing up to that time.
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Hawaiian Airlines World Elite Mastercard detailsThis card has a $99 annual fee that's waived the first year.
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Boucher was also with Nashville earlier this season before being waived and picked up by the Devils.
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The Trump administration waived the act after recent hurricanes Harvey and Irma, which battered Florida and Texas.
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Manafort also waived his right to have his lawyers present during interviews with government investigators and attorneys.
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Trump earlier this month waived sanctions against Iran that were lifted as part of the nuclear deal.
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McArthur eventually waived his right to a preliminary hearing, meaning his case would go immediately to trial.
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While many Germany publishers waived their rights in favor of retaining the traffic Google sends their way.
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Leaving the Knicks, when I got waived from the Knicks, I think that hurt me a lot.
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He was waived in August, and didn't last long in Green Bay after the Packers claimed him.
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Evidence could not be used in a trial unless the warnings had been given and knowingly waived.
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Trump's attorneys had waived attorney-client privilege on his behalf on that recording, CNN reported on Friday.
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NASCAR, however, waived its rule that drivers must start all races to be eligible for the championship.
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According to his office, more than three dozen schools have waived out-of-state tuition and fees.
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Most important: Will the waived interest be tacked on to the principal once the waiver period ends?
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The standard 10% penalty for non-qualified early withdrawals has been waived for distributions up to $100,000.
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Linebacker Ray-Ray Armstrong (concussion) also went on the injured reserve, and cornerback Donte Deayon was waived.
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That résumé made Jagr an imposing figure among his new teammates after he was waived by Calgary.
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Some states, like Arizona and Minnesota, have waived fees for personal hygiene supplies and medical visit copays.
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During this time, service fees will be waived from any rentals for evacuees or emergency medical workers.
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Mosaic members will enjoy perks like waived fees, free booze on board and two free checked bags.
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He is being held in Georgetown, Delaware, on a fugitive warrant and has waived extradition, Shain said.
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His works have sold for hundreds of millions of dollars, but he waived payment for the sculpture.
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The requirement could be waived for a physical, mental or other problem out of the parent's control.
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The impact of the bouncy castle and the waived fees, Weinstein wrote on his blog, was ''amazing.
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His $7.5 million salary would have been guaranteed if he had not been waived by July 15.
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F Elton Brand was signed by the Philadelphia 76ers on Monday rookie F Christian Wood was waived.
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Young, known as "Swaggy P," last played for the Denver Nuggets, before being waived a year ago.
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The Patriots placed him on injured reserve after a knee injury in October and eventually waived him.
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Glass had spent all his time with Hartford after being waived before the beginning of the season.
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Membership usually costs $79 per year, but that fee is waived with an Amex Green card account.
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