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It also would authorize a broad new tariff against nations whose currency exchange rates are "artificially low," whatever that means.

"In effect, the majority has fashioned a broad exemption from antitrust law for operating system design.

Seselja said exemptions were appropriate under the current section which includes to "offend" and "insult" but by taking those terms out, such a broad exemption was a concern.

The Volcker Rule was not intended to offer such a broad exemption to the ban on proprietary trading.

But even if true, other derivatives users would almost inevitably find ways to exploit such a broad exemption.

But she at first insisted on a broad exemption for small businesses that employ thousands of workers.

Leaders of the Roman Catholic Church are lobbying for a broad exemption for any employer that has moral objections to artificial birth control.

In January 2012, the administration rejected a broad exemption sought by the Roman Catholic Church for insurance provided by Catholic hospitals, colleges and charities.

In an unheralded five-paragraph order in March 1997, the S.E.C. official, Barry P. Barbash, gave Enron's foreign operations a broad exemption from the law -- the Investment Company Act of 1940.

"Worker advocacy groups say the goal is to chip away at classification rules in enough places to create pressure for a broad exemption nationally," Mr. Scheiber writes.

"If you can give a broad exemption to the fraternities and sororities, you can give a narrow exemption to the religious groups," she said.