And every six months every president waives it, waives it, waives it, and it never happens.
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"We will strike until government waives our debt," she said.
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The new program also waives origination and other lender fees.
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But since you're cleaning petri dishes, the university waives that tuition.
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He also waives any right to appeal or revoke this agreement.
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The Common Application for college waives its fees for poor students.
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However, in humanitarian circumstances, the port director generally waives those requirements.
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U.S. sanctions will resume unless Trump again waives them on May 12.
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U.S. sanctions will resume unless Trump waives them again on May 12.
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Starting a second year, it waives some of its fee, said Barthel.
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Gomperts occasionally waives the cost entirely for women who cannot afford it.
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That is not true; Sprint now waives the $30 fee for online activations of new devices on new lines, and also waives the fee for upgrades to leased devices on existing lines, so long as the lease is up.
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It also waives the fees for peace officers and members of the military.
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It's a good choice for international travel since it waives foreign transaction fees.
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"By his suicide, the defendant waives his right to appeal," Quinn said Tuesday.
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The program also waives the initial application cost for up to 20 schools.
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The government waives the high taxes it imposes on sales of other cars.
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Chase waives the annual fee for the first year, after which it's $95 annually.
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It has no penalty APR and it waives a late payment once a year.
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Elizabeth will next appear at an arraignment unless her lawyer waives it, Reynolds says.
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And what the CARES Act does is it waives the 2000% early withdrawal penalty.
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He could be brought to California sometime this week if he waives extradition, Spitzer said.
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He just waives the objection away with a sniff and sneer and on we go.
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Cardholders also get a complimentary year of DashPass membership, which waives delivery fees with DoorDash.
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If the defendant waives that right, a case like this can go on for years.
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Homes are listed for $0 and Airbnb waives the fees it usually charges hosts and guests.
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Costco also waives the second-driver free, which is perfect if you have a travel companion.
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Participating hosts list their homes for free on the website and Airbnb waives all booking fees.
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It appears they like the much crueler amendment that waives both EHBs and preexisting condition protections.
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He waives his right of seeing and knowing and records symbols for the next forty years.
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The volume has increased as the state waives the seven-day waiting period to receive benefits.
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Unless your card waives fees, there will be a cost associated with using an ATM abroad.
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We tested it, and Uber Eats Dine-In even waives the standard Uber delivery and service fees.
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That deal includes a similar clause prohibiting a government audit and waives liability if work is delayed.
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Airbnb waives its booking fees for hosts who offer their homes to refugees and natural disaster victims.
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The card also comes with hotel upgrades, concierge services and waives foreign transaction fees for travelers abroad.
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VIRGIN ATLANTIC WAIVES FLIGHT CHANGE FEES FOR NEW BOOKINGS IN MARCH TO PROVIDE FLEXIBILITY DURING CORONAVIRUS CRISIS
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The card earns 2x miles on Delta purchase and at restaurants, and it waives foreign transaction fees.
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The Savor does charge a $8333 annual fee, though Capital One waives it for the first year.
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The Savor does charge a $295 annual fee, though Capital One waives it for the first year.
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If the California State Lands Commission waives its right of first refusal, it issues a compliance certificate.
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The exception is Sprint, which tells The Verge it now waives activation fees for online purchases for new customers and also waives both online and over-the-phone activations for upgrades on existing lines, so long as the phone itself was leased through Sprint and the lease is up.
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Airbnb waives all fees that are hosts and guests are usually charged, and homes are listed for $0.
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The move waives regulations and gives states greater flexibility in how they use federal funds to battle opioids.
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Zarrab has stated unequivocally that he knowingly and voluntarily waives his right to conflict-free representation by Messrs.
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The card also waives foreign transaction fees and comes with primary insurance on car rentals for business purposes.
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However, a provision in the new tax code waives federal income taxes on forgiven education debt for disabled individuals.
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A provision in the new tax code waives federal income taxes on forgiven education debt for permanently disabled people.
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In exchange for this effort, MIT pays me $103,210 per month, covers my health insurance and waives my tuition.
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It also bolsters state unemployment trust funds, waives the costs of coronavirus tests and ups Medicaid allotments to territories.
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The card waives foreign transaction fees and earns 2x miles on American Airlines purchases and 295x on everything else.
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In other words, unless Washington waives its own rules, a state cannot introduce personal responsibility into its Medicaid program.
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Consider opening an account with a bank that waives international fees, or at the very least, avoid making multiple withdrawals.
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The team seems set to move Radim Vrbata, and Hamhuis probably goes, too, if he waives his no-trade clause.
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Carefully look at the terms and conditions of your checking account to see if it waives or refund ATM fees.
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The card waives the $100 application fee for Global Entry or TSA Pre-check, which I signed up for immediately.
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The agreement also waives the cross-default to indentures that arose when the annual report was not filed in March.
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Under the draft law, every former president automatically becomes a member of the upper house unless he waives that right.
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The fast-track procedure approved in a largely party-line vote Thursday night waives that requirement and speeds things up.
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It waives restrictions on weight and the hours of service for fuel, utility and other truckers working to help restore power.
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Homeowners in Northern and Southern California can list their homes for $2249 on the site, and Airbnb waives all booking fees.
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Wells Fargo waives monthly service fees on primary checking accounts for those between the ages of 17 and 24, Seitz added.
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To woo developers who use its Unreal graphics engine, Epic also waives all royalty fees for sales generated through the store.
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Telehealth is a good option, but only if Congress waives the in-person visit requirement to keep us safe at home.
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If both parent and child fails the screening, or if the family voluntarily waives the process, the government can begin deportations.
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Lime just announced LimePass, a weekly subscription service that waives the unlock fee on renting the company's electric scooters and bicycles.
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Just like Medicaid enrollees, we also receive support from the federal government, which waives tax collections on dollars contributed to premiums.
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The legislation also waives requiring approval for the project by the Public Service Commission, which oversees power and water utilities in Wisconsin.
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The card waives foreign transaction fees and even offers primary car rental insurance, which is a huge benefit for frequent travelers.53.
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Plastiq waives the fee on $1,2125 in purchases for every person you refer to the service who makes a qualified payment over $2700.
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The transfer rule, of course, forces an athlete to sit out a year after switching programs, unless the current university waives the rule.
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Among them is the Tencent-backed power bank rental service Xiaodian, which waives deposits for users if their points hit a certain benchmark.
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The Propel also generously waives foreign transaction fees, unlike the Blue Cash Preferred, so you won't want to take it on trips abroad.
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If you're an EU member state in the customs union, the EU waives this requirement, which is essentially a non-tariff trade barrier.
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At the Social Good Forum, Zuckerberg announced several other charitable giving updates, including that Facebook now waives all fees for fundraisers for nonprofits.
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Forced arbitration waives an individual's right to a trial by jury, instead forcing disputes to be settled by a third party behind closed doors.
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And just like its competitors, Sprint basically lets you pay off the phone over a set number of months and waives the financing fees.
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The Removing Barriers to Person-Centered Care Act waives burdensome Medicare regulations so healthcare providers can take better care of people with advanced illness.
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If you do need to carry a balance, you're better off applying for a card that waives interest fees completely for a limited time.
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Not only is that just over $100 off the tablet itself, but also waives the $159.99 for the keyboard — a total savings of $236.51.
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The Minneapolis Animal Care and Control center held the "Clear the Shelter" event Friday, which waives the fee to adopt a cat or dog.
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Patrick also mentioned a second law that was recently passed that waives the fees charged to private institutions that have their own security teams.
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The biofuel industry wanted the adjustments to be based on actual volumes waived, since the EPA routinely waives higher volumes than the DOE recommends.
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U.S. sanctions that were lifted under the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) of 2015 will resume unless Trump waives them again on May 12.
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Google announced today it will end forced arbitration for current and future employees, a practice that waives workers' rights to sue their employer in court.
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If a single state waives essential health benefits, any employer plan could use these diminished benefits as the basis for what it offers its enrollees.
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Since then he has made personal contributions, and regularly waives fees for appearances, speeches and publicity rights instead encouraging the donations be made to charity.
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Colorado Jump Start is a state-run program that waives income taxes for those who relocate to rural areas of the state for four years.
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The WEF waives the conference's 2313,000 Swiss franc ($28,000) admission fee for all attendees who are not there to represent a business, Business Insider reported.
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And his decision to tell these stories publicly nearly certainly waives any claims of executive privilege Mr. Trump might try to assert over their communications.
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As an incentive for prospective parents to consider matching with children with "special needs," like ongoing therapeutic or medical attention, Spence-Chapin waives professional fees.
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As you might expect from a mid-range travel credit card, this one waives foreign transaction fees, so it's a solid choice for making purchases abroad.
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Kristin Ford, a spokeswoman for California Attorney General Kamala Harris, said Ferrer would appear in a Texas court for an extradition hearing unless he waives it.
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If he waives secondary sanctions against our European allies, they will likely continue to trade with Iran and that could reduce the chance that Iran withdraws.
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The Wells Fargo Propel also waives foreign transaction fees and offers cell phone protection against theft and damage worth up to $600 (with a $25 deductible).
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The legislation also waives typical SBA loan requirements that credit must be unavailable elsewhere and that the borrower must personally guarantee the amount or provide collateral.
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The UN does sometimes pay out compensation, and it sometimes waives the immunity of its officials, but this is at the discretion of the Secretary-General.
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Beyond the expense of retaining legal representation, Flex's terms of service also include an arbitration agreement which waives drivers' rights to a class-action lawsuit against Amazon.
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By going with a lower-cost provider or, better yet, one that waives a lot of those fees, you're freeing up money that can be used elsewhere.
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Plus, the card comes with access to airport lounges, waives the $100 application fee for Global Entry or TSA Pre-check and has no foreign transaction fees.
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It means an employee waives their right to a trial by jury and is instead forced to settle any dispute behind closed doors by a neutral third party.
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White abortion services aren't available, a public health clinic waives and discounts fees for people who cannot afford birth control, STD testing, Pap smears and more, Flores said.
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A prospect also waives his/her right to participate as a class representative or member of any class of claimants for any and all claims subject to arbitration.
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U.S. sanctions that were lifted under the 2015 agreement, known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), will resume unless Trump waives them again on May 12.
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While there&aposs no Global Entry or TSA PreChek refund, the card does offer primary insurance when renting a car for business purposes and waives foreign transaction fees.
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The order waives for six months a congressional edict requiring the embassy be located in Jerusalem, meaning he will have to consider the matter again by Dec. 1.
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His program waives the requirement that foreign doctors who graduate from residency programs in the United States return to their home countries for two years before working here.
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Like many of the other cards on this list, it waives foreign transaction fees and will reimburse cardholders up to $100 for Global Entry or TSA PreCheck applications periodically.
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"It is well-settled that a defendant waives his attorney-client privilege by filing a motion to vacate a conviction based on ineffective assistance of counsel," the prosecutors wrote.
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The Commerce Department's decision waives the 10% tariffs that would be placed on the battery cells manufactured in Tesla's Nevada Gigafactory, according to Reuters, which reported the news Monday.
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Last month, President Barack Obama signed into law a provision that waives taxes imposed on foreign pension funds under the 1980 Foreign Investment in Real Property Tax Act (FIRPTA).
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Abali said he frequently waives the bills of the hospital's patients, many of whom are nursing mothers, with amounts ranging from 10,000 naira ($35) to 1.5 million naira ($5,300).
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The draft legislation released by Walker waives a required state environmental impact statement and allows the company to discharge dredged or fill material into some wetlands without state permits.
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Wells Fargo Propel American Express cardAnnual fee: $0The Wells Fargo Propel Amex is the rare credit card that waives foreign transaction fees and doesn't even charge an annual fee.
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But occasionally Nissan waives the 90-day rule and clears dealers to sell their rental models as used cars, although many were never driven while in the rental fleet.
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The program only waives the service fees for the listing, but all the rentals available in Barcelona that were part of the program were offering their spaces for free.
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The new bill is expected to speed the pardon process by eliminating the potential five- to 10-year wait time and waives an application fee of C$631 ($479).
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KentuckyThose convicted of rape in this state will have their parental rights terminated in regards to any children conceived through assault, unless the other parent waives her right to protection.
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The Trump administration and congressional leaders agreed last month on a budget and debt ceiling deal that waives the debt ceiling until 2021, and the Senate passed the deal Thursday.
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It's very possible that Trump de-certifies Iran but still waives the sanctions — a situation that would put the onus on Congress to have the decisive word on the deal.
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The bill also waives an insurance coverage mandate for commercial buildings and allows state and local governments to submit their own flood maps to the NFIP to replace federal ones.
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DHS WAIVES ENVIRONMENTAL LAWS FOR WALL: The Trump administration said Tuesday that it is waiving dozens of environmental laws for construction of the president's wall along the border with Mexico.
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In the wake of the shootings, President Barack Obama ordered a review of the K-1 visa procedure and of a separate program that waives visas for citizens of some countries.
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"Congress commonly waives preexisting laws, but the new waiver provision uses language and a combination of terms not typically seen in law," the Congressional Research Service noted in a 2009 report.
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The program is straightforward: Homeowners in the areas around Santa Clarita, Sonoma County, and Los Angeles, can list their homes for $0 on the site, and Airbnb waives all booking fees.
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"Sometimes the pupils also take food they grow home to feed their families," said Naiban, who waives school fees of about 70,000 CFA francs ($125) a year for the poorest families.
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Congress has realized this in the past, but it still regularly waives delayed-but-across-the-board cuts such as under the The Statutory Pay-As-You-Go Act of 2010.
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Instead of regulating the process of non-violent interrogation, the court required police to give warnings before they start, and then only continue if the suspect waives their right to silence.
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The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel has reported that Wisconsin already waives taxes on manufacturing profits, so the state will effectively be writing huge checks to Foxconn for the company to set up shop.
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PNC does not charge a monthly fee on student accounts and it waives the first overdraft fee in the account's first year, said Amy Vargo, vice president of media at the bank.
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KENYA WAIVES FEES FOR KIDS To encourage family travelers, the Kenya Ministry of Tourism has announced that visa fees will be waived for children under the age of 13 beginning this month.
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The bill, sponsored by Democratic lawmakers in the state, waives a 15-day waiting period for life-ending medications for Oregonians expected to die within that period, according to The Associated Press.
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Opening a checking account with an online bank that either waives foreign ATM fees or reimburses you for them means you won't get penalized if you make a withdrawal when you're abroad.
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He could claim attorney-client privilege during the interview — and in fact may be obligated to unless Trump waives the privilege, according to Bradley Moss, a lawyer who specializes in national security.
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" Taxpayers cannot even be sure if they're getting an honest hour of work for these jacked-up rates because the government "waives any claim against Contractor related to delayed completion of work.
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The coronavirus relief bill, which President Donald Trump signed into law on Friday, includes a measure that waives the 2020 required minimum distribution or RMDs from individual retirement accounts and 401(k) plans.
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"The current legal requirements prohibit me from doing so until such a time that Ms. Daniels, in writing, waives attorney client privilege and authorizes me to speak publicly on the matter," Davidson said.
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That may be true for most low-fare carriers, but Southwest still allows two free checked bags, waives fees on ticket changes and gives me a free beer on Valentine's Day, all in coach.
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Algorithms help determine prices, which vary depending on how many items are in a customer's basket, the use of a debit card or credit card and whether a buyer waives the merchandise return option.
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Tax reform is a high priority for Republicans this year, but tension over border adjustment, a proposal that waives taxes on exports and boosts them on imports, is already becoming a point of contention.
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If labs run by private companies ramp up and begin offering testing under U.S. plans for expanded measures, they could be issuing separate bills unless the federal or state government waives those fees, too.
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A prime example of these "fine print" agreements is an arbitration policy, which waives a person's right to sue their employer in civil court and requires lawsuits to be filed in private arbitration instead.
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In addition, EPA publishes the total number of gallons it waives, but DOE's recommendations are not typically made public out of concern for the confidential business information of small refiners that apply for exemptions.
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However, as Roll Call points out, it may all be hot air: A section of the U.S. code bars a U.S. president from using the military as a police force, unless Congress waives the provision.
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I really like the fact that the Hilton Honors program waives resort fees when you pay with points as well, so our stay at this property was "free" other than money we spent on site.
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The Spark Cash for Business doesn&apost offer a Global Entry/TSA PreCheck application fee credit like the Spark Miles for Business, but it does offer free employee cards and it waives foreign transaction fees.
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Cardholders are also now eligible for up to $60 in DoorDash credits in 2020, and up to $60 again in 2021, plus the food-delivery service's DashPass membership, which waives delivery fees and reduces service fees.
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America is now led by a man who often waives the Bible in support of actions that violate core teachings of the Sermon on the Mount and guiding principles of the great faiths of the world.
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Called Postmates Plus Unlimited, it costs $9.99 a month and gives users free delivery on orders of $30 or more from Postmates partners, and also waives the 9 percent service fee that's usually assessed on each order.
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Responding to confusion and complaints about terms that forced disputes into arbitration rather than allowing lawsuits, Equifax said no one waives their legal rights to sue by signing up for free credit monitoring and identity theft protection.
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Although the service waives the standard delivery and service fees that Uber Eats usually charges, TechCrunch reports that the prices listed in the Uber Eats app sometimes appear to be higher than the prices listed by individual restaurants.
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For instance, it waives removal for using fraud or a willful misrepresentation to gain an immigration benefit; for returning to the United States illegally after being deported; and for violating the terms of a previously granted nonimmigrant status.
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Notably, Louisiana's new date moves the primary outside of the nominating contest window set by the Democratic National Committee, meaning the state could have its number of delegates cut unless the DNC changes or waives its current rules.
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Kaine has supported a requirement for parental consent for an abortion — with an exception if a judge waives it — as well as "informed consent" rules, where a provider must give a woman information about adoption and other options.
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The sanctuary also waives adoption fees for anyone who falls in love with a fur-baby, as long as they can pay for the sanctuary to transport them home, since most of the adoptive families live on the mainland.
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In earlier comments, Moscovici said "zero rate is not the best idea", a reference to Britain, which - along with the neighbouring Ireland - is unusual in the extent to which it waives VAT, including on food, medicines and children's clothing.
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Since current law offers total profit awards, if their claim is upheld, NPEs start out with an incredibly strong bargaining position—so strong that the defendant often waives the right to a trial and simply writes a hefty check.
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GoFundMe charges a 7.9 percent platform fee plus an additional $0.30 for certified charity organizations, but waives its platform fee for personal fundraisers (although you'll still be paying taxes and a 2.9 percent payment processing fee plus an additional $0.30).
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Employees can work anywhere at any time that lets them find work-life balance During busy tax seasons, EY provides free back-up childcare and eldercare and also waives the standard co-pays for care centers and in-home care.
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To add insult to injury, unless Congress waives the PAYGO (or Pay-as-You-go) provision in federal budget law, the tax bill will trigger an immediate $25 billion cut to Medicare, which could negatively impact care for millions of seniors.
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The procedure approved on a largely party-line vote waives a House rule that requires lawmakers to wait a day before considering a measure produced out of the Rules Committee, which determines parameters for how legislation is considered on the floor.
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In fact there are a bunch of ideas in this bill that would do nothing to help struggling Americans:The bill waives nutrition requirements for meals for senior citizens — the population most likely to get sick and end up needing care.
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For example, in North Carolina, it is still legal for a spouse to sue the other spouse's lover for "Alienation of Affection" and "Criminal Conversation," but a separation agreement waives that, allowing each partner to date other people, he said.
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True, the bill says that a state must submit a "description" of how its plan would "take the place" of the rules it waives, including the "alternative means" that the plan will use to increase access to coverage, reduce premiums, and increase enrollment.
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And because Wisconsin already waives almost all taxes on manufacturing profits in the state, these incentives represent not a lost opportunity at collecting revenue but an obligation to pay cash to Foxconn out of the state treasury for up to 15 years.
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"Where the state is a creditor and it waives or fails to claim the interest owed to it on a loan, this could involve state aid in so far as that behaviour is not that of a diligent market economy creditor," Vestager said.
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In short, the existing U.S. law that waives sovereign immunity for Iran has diplomatic and legal legitimacy only because it focuses on a distinct and limited set of nations—"state sponsors of terrorism"—that are recognized as the 'worst of the worst.
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Federal Judge Brian Cogan in New York granted U.S. prosecutors' request to declare the trial "complex," which effectively waives the need to bring a person to trial within 70 days once they have been indicted, as stipulated under the U.S. Speedy Trial Act.
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The best airline choice for you will be one you plan to fly with this year — but not necessarily the carrier you travel with the most, especially if you have elite status or a co-branded airline credit card that waives baggage fees.
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A. Under New York City rules, if a tenant has openly owned a pet for three months and the landlord or management knew about it or should have known about it, the landlord waives the right to evict the pooch or the tenant.
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The procedure approved in a largely party-line vote on Tuesday waives a rule requiring the House to wait at least one day before taking up a measure produced out of the House Rules Committee, which determines how legislation is considered on the floor.
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One card with a similar structure, the Citi Simplicity card, waives all your late payments, but according to our analysis, the Gold MasterCard is still a better choice because of its lower variable APR, 12.74 to 20.74 percent, and lower balance transfer fee of 4 percent.
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Blaine Luetkemeyer (R-Mo.), that mandates the NFIP send a percentage of its riskiest policies over to private insurers each year, waives the insurance coverage mandate for commercial buildings and allows state and local governments to submit their own flood maps to the NFIP to replace federal ones.
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Blaine Luetkemeyer (R-Mo.) that mandates the NFIP to send a percentage of its riskiest policies over to private insurers each year, waives the insurance coverage mandate for commercial buildings and allows state and local governments to submit their own flood maps to the NFIP to replace federal ones.
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The company, which houses 74,000 students across 177 properties in 27 university towns and cities, said it will take a 90 million pounds ($106.51 million) to 125 million pounds cashflow hit as it waives rents for students who choose to return home for the rest of the academic year.
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Also, the government already gives preferences to contractors that supply American-made construction materials when it awards such contracts, said Mr. Hornyak, but for certain large construction projects, the Trade Agreements Act waives requirements for materials made in countries that have entered into trade agreements with the United States.
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Fast forward to October 2015, when Fulton County Superior Court Judge Kimberly M. Esmond Adams dismissed the lawsuit on the grounds of sovereign immunity, which bars citizens challenging the constitutionality of state law and protects state agencies from being sued in their official capacity unless the General Assembly waives that protection.
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It's not just the scale of the contract; the way it was written seems to shield Whitefish from oversight and recourse, as Daily Beast reporter Ken Klippenstein first pointed out on Twitter: Incredible: Whitefish contract states Puerto Rican govt "waives any claim against Contractor related to delayed completion of work." pic.twitter.
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A financial technology provider works with its chosen regulator to create a compliant and consumer-friendly product and can enter into an "enforceable compliance agreement" wherein the agency waives certain of its regulatory requirements and prohibits other federal agencies and states from commencing enforcement actions against the protected financial technology provider.
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Through July 2995, Princess Cruises' Red White and Blue Sale waives the gratuities usually added to cabin rates and offers discounted fares on select North American departures in the fall, including a four-day getaway from Los Angeles priced from $299 a person and five days visiting Canada's Atlantic provinces from $599.
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The US Senate on Wednesday passed major coronavirus aid legislation, which provides $1 billion in additional funding to state unemployment insurance programs and waives restrictions on work search requirements as well as waiting periods for Americans who are either diagnosed with COVID-19 or who have lost their jobs because of the pandemic.
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He is accused of helping some of the hijackers with finances and travel arrangements and frequently waives his right to be in court, his lawyers say, because he suffered rectal damage in C.I.A. custody — his lawyers call it rape — and he finds it painful to sit, even on the doughnut shaped pillow his lawyers bring to court.
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Tom CarperThomas (Tom) Richard CarperOvernight Energy: EPA faces possible coronavirus outbreaks at multiple offices | Oil prices lowest since 2628 | Park service waives entrance fees during outbreak Overnight Energy: Military sees surge in sites contaminated by 'forever chemicals' | USDA closes office wing due to coronavirus | Watchdog raises concerns over Trump energy regulator Carper staffer tests positive in Delaware MORE's (D) office in Delaware has become the latest congressional staffer to test positive for the novel coronavirus.
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John KennedyJohn Neely KennedyMORE (R-La.) and Tom CarperThomas (Tom) Richard CarperOvernight Energy: EPA faces possible coronavirus outbreaks at multiple offices | Oil prices lowest since 2003 | Park service waives entrance fees during outbreak Overnight Energy: Military sees surge in sites contaminated by 'forever chemicals' | USDA closes office wing due to coronavirus | Watchdog raises concerns over Trump energy regulator Carper staffer tests positive in Delaware MORE (D-Del.) mirrors a proposed amendment from the same senators that has become a major point of contention in a Senate energy package.
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Tom CarperThomas (Tom) Richard CarperOvernight Energy: EPA faces possible coronavirus outbreaks at multiple offices | Oil prices lowest since 85033 | Park service waives entrance fees during outbreak Overnight Energy: Military sees surge in sites contaminated by 'forever chemicals' | USDA closes office wing due to coronavirus | Watchdog raises concerns over Trump energy regulator Carper staffer tests positive in Delaware MORE (D-Del.) on Wednesday slammed the Environmental Protection Agency's so-called "secret science" rule, which could expand the reach of a rule that limits consideration of studies that don't make their underlying data public.
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At the same time, we implore our elected officials to enact common sense gun reform and pass the following regulations:Ban assault-style firearmsRaise the minimum age to purchase firearms to 21 Ban high capacity magazines and bump stocks Require universal background checks that include relevant mental health information and previous interactions with the law Ensure a complete universal database of those banned from buying firearms Close the private sale and gun show loophole that waives the necessity of background checksWe hope others join us in this effort to let our kids know that their pleas are being taken seriously.
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Reports 123 fourth quarter and full year results and announces restatement * total student enrollment decreased 16.3% to 44,922 as of december 31, 2015 compared to 53,646 as of december 31, 2014 * current internal estimate for new student enrollment in 2016 compared to 2015 is a decrease in range of 12% to 15% * Audit committee has determined co did not properly account for a debt discount associated with peaks senior debt * Entered into limited waiver to financing agreement with cerberus, whereby cerberus waives any default under financing agreement Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Reporting By Sudarshan Varadhan)
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But here's why it needs to move even faster, The Los Angeles Times reports Oil and gas lease bidding in Gulf of Mexico drops anew, The Associated Press reports ICYMI... Stories from Wednesday: Four US banks are the world's largest fossil fuel financers: analysis NASA data reveals Greenland lost 600B tons of ice last summer Democrats call for pollution reduction requirements in any aid for airlines, cruises EPA sued for allegedly violating laws for approving new chemicals National Park Service waives entrance fees during coronavirus outbreak EPA faces possible coronavirus outbreaks at multiple office Oil prices lowest since 2003 View the discussion thread.
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At the same time, we implore our elected officials to enact common sense gun reform and pass the following regulations: Ban assault-style firearms Raise the minimum age to purchase firearms to 21 Ban high capacity magazines and bump stocks Require universal background checks that include relevant mental health information and previous interactions with the law Ensure a complete universal database of those banned from buying firearms Close the private sale and gun show loophole that waives the necessity of background checks We hope others join us in this effort to let our kids know that their pleas are being taken seriously.
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Except where prohibited, entrant agrees that: (1) any and all disputes, claims and causes of action arising out of or connected with this Contest or any prize awarded shall be resolved individually, without resort to any form of class action, and exclusively by the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York or the appropriate New York State Court located in New York County, New York; (2) any and all claims, judgments and awards shall be limited to actual out-of-pocket costs incurred, including costs associated with entering this Contest, but in no event attorneys' fees; and (3) under no circumstances will entrant be permitted to obtain awards for, and entrant hereby waives all rights to claim, indirect, punitive, incidental and consequential damages and any other damages, other than for actual out-of-pocket expenses, and any and all rights to have damages multiplied or otherwise increased.
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