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By bringing in Puzder, Trump is signaling that he may scale back some of regulations introduced by current Labor Secretary Tom Perez.

The presence of ribosomal and transfer RNAs in our sequencing sample did result in a decreased yield of transcript information from coding RNAs (only ~10% of the sample at each time point was non-rRNA and non-tRNA transcripts); however, this protocol avoided the known biases introduced by current rRNA depletion methods [ 47].

One of the oldest proposed problem formulations is the Maximal Covering Tour Problem (MCTP) introduced by Current and Schilling [2], a bi-objective location-routing problem where a fixed number of nodes have to be selected out of the nodes of a given transportation network for visit, and a tour on these visited nodes has to be found.

This restricting function is firstly introduced by the current article.

In some situations, tax cuts can make economic sense and contribute to social justice - as is true of the working families tax credit, introduced by the current government.

The changes to the wheat board, which were introduced by the current Conservative government, have deeply divided Western Canada's farmers.

"Given emission standards recently introduced by the current administration, any new coal-fired plants would be far cleaner than their predecessors".

In the harmonic active power measurement, the highest uncertainties are generally introduced by the current and voltage transducers.

Court accused gay people of indulging in "abominable sexual practices" and described same-sex marriages, promoted by legislation introduced by the current Labor government in Australia, as "unhealthy, unnatural unions".

That is coalition government". In the Commons, Mr Miliband said 60% of green taxes had been introduced by the current government and reminded the prime minister of his stated ambition to lead the "greenest government" ever.

"Given the far reaching cuts to university funding introduced by the current and previous governments, higher graduate contributions are the fairest and only viable way forward". Other parts of the UK are facing tuition fee rises too.