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We obtain a novel ob- jective function that goes beyond clustering to learn (and penalize new) groupings for which we relax the mutual exclusivity and exhaustivity assumptions of clustering.

The plan raises a number of questions, not least whether it would penalize new arrivals in a community by taxing them on the market value of their property, subsidizing lifelong residents whose assessments had not kept up with market value.

He now faces another copyright lobby-inspired royalty scheme, which penalizes new media entrants and forces Pandora to give half of its revenue to copyright owners.

The current tax code penalizes new business investment by forcing companies to pretend that a substantial share of current-year investment outlays take place in the future.

Apple is also attempting not to penalize new apps in categories for not having a lot of ratings, giving them a chance to win ad auctions and appear in categories.

Taken together, the two sets of rules have had the perverse effect of actually penalizing New York.

It was Mr. Bloomberg's signature transportation proposal, but Mr. Corzine attacked it as unfairly penalizing New Jersey drivers.

This unfairly benefits established firms and penalizes new entrants, contributing to a two-tiered society.

The latest such attack on teacher pensions is a study by the Thomas B. Fordham Institute at the University of Arkansas, (No) Money in the Bank: Which Retirement Systems Penalize New Teachers?, which contends that in the vast majority of public school districts, new teachers would better off with a 401(k).

The penalty term in GARD penalizes each new breakpoint by the number of new branch length parameters: 2 N − 3.

Commissioner Stern said that because the department had given incorrect advice, "it would seem wrong" to penalize the new tenant.