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Keen to show that the CSU still matters in Berlin, Mr Seehofer demanded tax cuts that Ms Merkel was reluctant to concede and torpedoed a reform of green regulations that she had championed when she was environment minister.

In the past year she has won $200 million for the Second Avenue subway, pressed the case for billions in new compensation for 9/11 victims and seen the overhaul of credit-card regulations that she had championed since 2007 signed into law.

With many police officers, firefighters and higher-paid blue-collar workers fearing that the administration's draft regulations would make them exempt from overtime pay, Secretary of Labor Elaine L. Chao announced revised regulations that she said would ensure those workers still qualified.

In a letter explaining her decision, Southerland made it clear that she was leaving because she has concluded that Trump and Scott Pruitt, the agency's new administrator and a longtime ally of the fossil-fuel industry, want to dismantle the regulations that she has spent decades trying to fortify.

Famous for her workload and her ability to survive on four hours of sleep a night, Lady Thatcher kept up a busy lecture schedule, attracting rapt audiences on tours abroad, especially in the United States and Asia, places where she found the same devotion to private enterprise and limited government regulations that she brought to her own country.

Senator Dianne Feinstein, hardly a privacy hawk, seemed startled by the answer: "I think the greatest threat to the privacy of Americans is the drone, and the use of the drone, and the very few regulations that are on it today," she said.

"No more of the regulations that hurt us so much under Obama," she told me.

She attached several pages of forms and regulations that predated the attack.

Others face regulations that threaten their profits.

regulations that have become mired in politics.

"Of course there are regulations that must stay," Hunt admitted.