take effect
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While some branches have reopened since a ceasefire took effect seven weeks ago, there are still no working ATMs.
From BBC
They did the study before the annual cap on Medicare prescription costs took effect in 2025, but still feel it’s important for everyone with Medicare drug coverage to use the tool.
From Science Daily
The government has argued it has altered its proposed legislation to prevent it being delayed from coming into force, with most changes set to take effect in April 2026.
From BBC
The federal rules would take effect in July, but can still be changed by the Education Department after a public comment period.
From Los Angeles Times
The increase will take effect at the start of 2026, alongside the launch of an upgraded online booking system and better access for motorcyclists across the parks.
From BBC
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