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The change will not come into effect immediately but Beijing is understood to have committed to unilateral visa-free entry for UK citizens, with a start date to be confirmed.
From BBC
A survey of potential travellers to the United States from visa-exempt countries found that 34 percent said they were "somewhat or much less likely to visit the US in the next two to three years" if the policy goes into effect, according to the World Travel and Tourism Council.
From Barron's
That’s recently become more of a challenge, since changes in Medi-Cal plans that went into effect at the beginning of this year mean obesity medication and treatment are no longer covered for hundreds of thousands of low-income Californians.
From Los Angeles Times
The prices are negotiated over the year, and the new prices go into effect in 2028.
From MarketWatch
The ordinance, which also applies to communications between commissioners and elected officials’ staff, is expected to go into effect in about a month.
From Los Angeles Times
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