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Goods trade, especially in food and farm exports, has been especially hit by the imposition of new trade barriers.

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A Derby school is launching a court challenge against the government's imposition of VAT on fees.

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The denial of insurance to people with preexisting conditions, or the imposition of premium surcharges to discourage them from applying, was eliminated so decisively by the ACA that many Americans have experienced “amnesia” about it, as Larry Levitt of KFF has termed the condition.

Along with the move to require proof of citizenship to vote — which many Americans don't have readily available — these efforts to curb voter fraud serve in "justifying the imposition, as it did historically, of restrictive voter registration procedures," Hayduk said.

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A private school in Staffordshire has announced it will close due to “financial challenges”, ahead of the imposition of VAT on its fees.

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

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