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Implementation has been onerous and confusing, delaying critical housing and infrastructure projects and driving away needed jobs and investment, they say.

An onerous back-and-forth ensued, and a High Court hearing eventually took place, around the same time the company was delisted.

“It’s kind of onerous,” he said, explaining that remembering to switch gears every three minutes, walking fast and slow and navigating technology isn’t easy for everyone.

The plan outlines removing “bureaucratic red tape” and “onerous federal regulation” that would make it tougher for companies to quickly build and develop AI technology.

Other streaming services have faced consumer protection complaints of onerous cancellation procedures.