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go into effect

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go into effect and take effect
[for a law or a rule] to become effective. When does this new law go into effect? The new tax laws won't go into effect until next year.
See also: effect


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The new rules, which go into effect on Tuesday, follow President Barack Obama's March 9 executive order lifting a ban on embryonic stem cell research, an order that went into effect under his predecessor, George W.
The new rules, which go into effect on Tuesday, follow President Barack Obama's March 9 executive order lifting a ban on embryonic stem cell research, an order that went into effect under his predecessor, George W.
Byline: Lisa Eckelbecker The following correction was published in the Telegram & Gazette on July 2, 2009: State identity theft regulations are scheduled to go into effect Jan.
 
 
 
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