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In March the government announced the cut to Arena, which would essentially defund the agency.

Another option would be to further reduce the welfare cap, which would essentially act as a further housing benefit cut.

A draft of the proposed legislation— which would essentially kick out foreign agents and restrict domestic ones — is up for debate through November.

The amendment, which would essentially deem abortion and some types of birth control murder, represents perhaps the furthest front in the anti-abortion movement.

The increase — which would essentially eliminate a popular 7percenttaxax cut included in this year's budget — would appear in quarterly bills sent out in December.

Apple has for some time been planning to make an internet-connected television set, which would essentially combine a TV screen with a computer.

The Senate fell just short of the two-thirds vote needed to override him -- which would have essentially terminated China's trading privileges with the United States -- by a vote of 60 to 38.

This comes just a few months after a U.S. district Judge for the Southern District of New York denied a preliminary injunction against Aereo, which would have essentially shut down the service before it even fully launched.

They fiercely denounced a provision in the stimulus bill that allowed the AIG bonuses to be paid in the first place, but then objected to this bill, which would have essentially removed that provision.

More recently, Conservatives have attempted to severely regulate abortion providers with the House's symbolic passage of the No Taxpayer Funding for Abortion Act (2011), which would have, essentially, made permanent the federal funding restrictions laid out in the Hyde Amendment.

Allen, his students, and a loose coalition of local activists support the installation of a tertiary wastewater system at the plant, which would pump its essentially clean water into Bayou Bienvenue.