reclassification

One argument made by proponents of reclassification is that the FCC could exclude broadband providers from the most rigorous requirements of Title II, a process called “forbearence,” that would keep stringent net neutrality rules as a stick in the closet.

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While this reclassification is still unknown, it is a debatable subject as the actual speciation of cougars is debated in and of itself.

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I agree this reclassification is erronious, but I also see D's trying to trump it up into a talking point.

Special Report: You Call This a Wetland?

Cases of men refusing to fly were rare; for the entire war, fewer than a hundred officers were referred to a reclassification board.

Masters of the Air

Cases of men refusing to fly were rare; for the entire war, fewer than a hundred officers were referred to a reclassification board.

Masters of the Air

In it, they call reclassification a "Pandora's Box" and make sure to quote an interview a net neutrality supporter -- and co-founder of Free Press, Riley's group -- gave to the

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In it, they call reclassification a "Pandora's Box" and make sure to quote an interview a net neutrality supporter -- and co-founder of Free Press, Riley's group -- gave to the

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In it, they call reclassification a "Pandora's Box" and make sure to quote an interview a net neutrality supporter -- and co-founder of Free Press, Riley's group -- gave to the

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In it, they call reclassification a "Pandora's Box" and make sure to quote an interview a net neutrality supporter -- and co-founder of Free Press, Riley's group -- gave to the

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In it, they call reclassification a "Pandora's Box" and make sure to quote an interview a net neutrality supporter -- and co-founder of Free Press, Riley's group -- gave to the

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