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flexibility

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If the committee projects flexibility and intent to act when clarity is restored, then the Fed might hold on to its credibility.

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In June, Rhode Island became the first state to mandate “reasonable” workplace accommodations for employees experiencing menopause-related symptoms, such as access to temperature-controlled workstations and flexibility for time off for doctor’s appointments.

The ambiguity may be purposeful to give the Chinese side flexibility during negotiations with the U.S.

If you expect to have trouble making payments on your housing, car, credit card, student loans or utilities, you can try to negotiate for some flexibility.

Legislation that passed the Legislature unanimously aimed to give localities more flexibility to use state funds for such abstinence-focused projects.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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