
California’s EV Rebate Has A Troubling Side Effect: Electric Cars
A fictional adverse-effects bulletin examines an incentive that appears to be incentivizing.
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A fictional adverse-effects bulletin examines an incentive that appears to be incentivizing.
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A fictional personnel seminar celebrates the advanced skill of continuing to occupy the office.
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New legal demands meet a presidential claim of distance with unusually good projection.
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A restrictive admissions policy discovers an adjustment for its preferred applicants.
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A request to preserve records for a possible case meets the court’s requirement for a present legal foothold.
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