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The government decided to deregulate the telecommunications industry.

Some argue that deregulating the energy market will lead to lower prices for consumers.

The proposal to deregulate the banking sector has sparked a debate among policymakers.

Advocates believe that deregulating certain industries can promote competition and innovation.

The government's plan to deregulate the healthcare sector has faced criticism from various stakeholders.

Some argue that deregulating the transportation industry will lead to more choices for consumers.

The decision to deregulate the pharmaceutical sector has raised concerns about drug pricing.

Deregulating the housing market may have unintended consequences for low-income families.

The process of deregulating industries requires careful consideration of potential risks and benefits.

What they want is the repeal of three farm laws that deregulate produce markets.

Their growth was unleashed by a 2009 law, originally meant to deregulate the chauffeured-car tourist market.

I mean, we're supposed to be deregulated. And what is a token? What is one of these non-Bitcoin things?

Selling off and deregulating anything they can for a quick buck.

But when they are deregulated? especially in a situation of unbalanced nutrition?

In the late 80s and early 90s, many advanced economies deregulated their financial markets.

This started changing, however, in the mid-1970s, when America began to deregulate its transportation industry.

It needs to do more to deregulate labour and product markets, to boost competition in services and energy and to raise investment in infrastructure.

Our aim should not be more and more detailed regulation from the centre: it should be to deregulate and to remove the constraints on trade.

That's not just because robots have been subsidized; they've also been deregulated.