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Another powerful interest group, the National Association of Broadcasters, has come out in the middle of the debate -- favoring repealing one of the rules, which would let the biggest television networks buy more television stations and against efforts to repeal the other new rules.

In one of his first acts in office, President Bush signed legislation repealing one of OSHA's most-debated accomplishments during the Clinton administration, an ergonomics standard intended to reduce injuries to factory, construction and office workers from repetitive motions and lifting.

Then they moved to delaying health care reform, delaying the individual mandate and repealing one of the health care law's taxes.

After Ireland's historic decision on Friday to repeal one of the most restrictive abortion bans in the world, Irish citizens are paying tribute to the Indian immigrant whose death galvanized the country's abortion rights movement. .

But teachers said the bill did not do enough to guarantee general school funding, and the state House undermined the package by quickly voting to repeal one of its main features, a tax on hotel and motel stays.

Those same Republicans immediately repealed one of the taxes they had enacted, a land transfer tax, blasting a $60 million hole in the 2000 budget.

The insurance mandate: The measure would repeal one of the Affordable Care Act's most controversial provisions: the mandate that Americans, with a few exceptions, purchase health insurance or pay a penalty.

To mark the law's two-year anniversary, the House of Representatives is planning a vote to repeal one of the law's most unpopular provisions — the Independent Payment Advisory Board (IPAB), which many seniors fear will become Medicare's rationing board.

The New York Times – The Trump administration moved to repeal one of the last unchallenged climate-change regulations rushed into place in the waning days of the Obama presidency — a rule restricting the release of planet-warming methane into the atmosphere.

They even want to repeal one of the provisions Stacie is most grateful for - the one that requires insurance companies to cover people with pre-existing conditions.

Although Hillary Clinton has publicly agreed to repeal one provision of IIRIRA if elected the three and ten years bans on reentry for people who had overstayed their visas or entered the US without authorization she has said little about whether she would seek to rollback other facets of the legislation.