Just under half of Hispanics say they're "very concerned" about affording housing (49%) and affording food and household necessities (45%).
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She's worried about affording gas & meals for her family.
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I'm worried about affording food to provide for my family.
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"Donald Trump just sits in the White House and gloats about what's going on, when you have so many people that are having trouble affording college, and having trouble affording their premiums," Klobuchar said.
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Americans are stressed out about affording college — and for good reason.
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"Affording horse shows will require some major work opportunities ahead," she said.
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Students would have a harder time getting into, and then affording, college.
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Now, people have access to meaningful coverage and help affording their premiums.
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Just simply affording him an opportunity for more public exposure – not good.
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Paying for her to live with me makes affording my degree harder.
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Why am I doing this?" or "Can I keep affording to do this?
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We'll be able to afford it only when we decide it's worth affording.
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Parents can certainly use all the help they can get in affording childcare.
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Do the country's limited funds truly prevent it from affording U.S. defense weapons?
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People with pre-existing conditions in those states would have difficulty affording coverage.
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Affording rent in New York City has been a persistent battle for Leor.
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Affording al-Subaiy banking facilities is a collective failure of all those involved.
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In it, Bryce's mother talks about the difficulty of affording life-saving drugs.
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Voters' economic concerns come from worries about affording the cost of health care.
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The one window faced north, affording her a view of the surrounding landscape.
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I got in early admission, and had no way of affording the school.
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And even today, one of four Americans say they have trouble affording their medication.
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Which leads us to this: Affording an unpaid internship is a matter of privilege.
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It's not just about affording survivors the opportunity to have their day in court.
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There's no big secret to affording travel, other than to make it a priority.
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Innovation is an opportunity to provide enhanced security while also affording customers more choices.
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These workers should spend a maximum of $1,606 on housing, affording to affordability standards.
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For many people, holding multiple jobs is crucial to affording the cost of living.
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The trend took off as tournament purses grew, affording players the luxury of entourages.
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And when it comes to affording coronavirus treatment and screening, many millennials are worried.
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If you're concerned about affording mortgage payments, take comfort in knowing you have options.
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Like many students, when I thought about college I worried most about affording it.
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The lack of confidence in affording coronavirus costs is more prominent among younger Americans.
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He believes his condition has stabilized, affording him the luxury of contemplating a future.
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Navigating the cost of fertility treatments — let alone affording them — can seem near impossible.
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Affording opportunities and empowering individuals must be at the heart of the West's response.
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Mr. Jenkins often moves among the dancers, affording us close-ups and alternative views.
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"We know that not everyone is sharing in this prosperity and Donald Trump just sits in the White House and gloats about what's going on when you have so many people that are having trouble affording college and affording their premiums," Klobuchar said.
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Between the lines: People with higher deductibles, unsurprisingly, reported having a harder time affording care.
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They might also be worth a look if you'd have trouble affording a higher deductible.
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And Cohen gleefully thanked them for defending his honor and affording him a curtain call.
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More than half of Americans say they have a hard time affording their prescription drugs.
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It doesn't appear that Uber is affording the same mid-trip privileges to its drivers.
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"Then you never have to worry about affording an appetizer and dessert again," Sethi said.
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But there's more to affording a home than keeping your monthly payments under that percentage.
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Most important, tell your doctor if you are having trouble affording your medications, she says.
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The state was awarded a special administrative status, affording it autonomy over internal administrative decisions.
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He saw it for an instant and then forgetfulness came, affording him its useful distance.
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Many customers, particularly those not receiving Federal subsidies, will face challenges affording any premium increase.
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They also did so while affording our readers the pleasure of schadenfreude at our expense.
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We know that not everyone is sharing in this prosperity and Donald Trump just sits in the White House and gloats about what is going on when you have so many people that are having trouble affording college and having trouble affording their premiums.
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Look at how far our country has come in affording equal rights to gays and lesbians.
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So even though millennials are, overall, marrying later, affording the wedding on their own is difficult.
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The profit margins of rural providers are low, and affording more expensive equipment brands is difficult.
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I loved not having to stress about affording rent, and I reveled in the warm weather.
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People with pre-existing conditions in those states would have difficulty affording coverage, the CBO said.
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The Giants have a day off Monday, affording Bochy the luxury of potentially adjusting his rotation.
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She's an outspoken voice for female empowerment and affording women more opportunities to tell their stories.
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Price has said he doesn't believe there's a single woman who's had trouble affording birth control.
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People with pre-existing conditions in those states would have difficulty affording coverage, the CBO found.
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Yet affording them too much understanding risks further marginalizing a long list of historically excluded people.
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America's uninsured largely live in states that didn't expand Medicaid — and face financial hurdles affording coverage.
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Aside from affording glimpses into the artist's private life, some of these pieces are quite banal.
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The Middle East today is a giant petri dish affording an ideal habitat for jihadis to survive.
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Many people living with HIV face stigma and challenges accessing and affording care, according to the statement.
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Stairs are compassionate in their care, affording the able the small dignity of keeping their dependencies invisible.
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In fact, Americans' current savings habits suggest many will have a tough time affording retirement at all.
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That is what the Electoral College prevents by affording all states equal representation in the federal government.
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The company says the legislation effectively pronounces Huawei guilty of some offense without affording them due process.
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The big picture: Many minorities already face extreme disadvantages in getting accepted and affording a college education.
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But even with scholarships and other financial aid, affording his top-level education has been a challenge.
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Price, then a representative, said in 2012 that "not one" woman actually had trouble affording birth control.
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A large percentage of the insured have trouble affording their premiums, deductibles and out-of-pocket costs.
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Affording partisan officials airtime to broadcast political views is unhelpful to seeing President Trump out of office.
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Even before an electrical fire burned her house down in 2014, Jennifer Sneperger had trouble affording home internet.
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"This benefit can be quickly erased if patients have a hard time affording the combination product," Dusetzina said.
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And in 2012, you doubted the very existence of people who have a difficult time affording birth control.
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But affording a contract extension for a superstar, even at a hometown discount, caused the Reds to hesitate.
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They also think the party ignores people's worries about affording a home and having sufficient savings to retire.
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It will benefit everyone, guaranteeing that none of us ever has to worry about affording a medical emergency.
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Pooling resources can make many aspects of life easier, from affording a home to being involved at school.
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Achievements like this are essential in affording the targets of war crimes the most basic forms of redress.
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Most people are leeches anyway, and affording luxuries like drugs isn't cheap in NYC, so stinginess is understandable.
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Her career is affording her the opportunity to share her brand of politics with viewers of daytime television.
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Fletcher fielded constituent questions about affording pricey medicine that's more effective than alternatives — but not covered by insurance.
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Our budgets (or spending habits) have a way of robbing us from affording the moments we truly value.
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Lyons said that people currently on Medicaid expansion would face difficulty affording other coverage once that went away.
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Kumar added that China's befriending of Pakistan enables it to encircle India, thereby affording it a military advantage.
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He is now widely known and admired in the Democratic Party, affording him more latitude for slip-ups.
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For instance, federal loans offer borrowers income-driven repayment plans in the event they have difficulty affording the repayment.
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So repealing would reverse that process and shift the burden back onto those who have trouble affording health insurance.
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We could not advise others on their liberation while we were making decisions between making rent and affording food.
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And lower-income patients, like those in the study with limited English proficiency, might also have difficulty affording prescriptions.
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OUTSIDE, a patch of grass affording a spectacular view of the Sierra de Guadarrama is littered with cartridge casings.
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Luckily for us, there are things called payment plans and they make the impossible possible—like affording an iPhone.
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"No one should have to choose between affording a lifesaving drug and putting food on the table," said Sen.
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The Lab's bean shape is also modular, affording multiple Labs the capacity to interlock into a reef-like island.
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Vega, who said "nobody should've been living there," called for more affording housing for artists in the Bay Area.
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It would reduce financial help to the old and the sick — those who have most difficulty affording health insurance.
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Meanwhile, it would extend subsidies to higher-income households, who need little or no help in affording insurance coverage.
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He later referenced a family member who needs insulin, saying they have trouble affording it under the current system.
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This is a report of painstaking detail and fairness, affording all a chance to rebut or explain their actions.
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Teachers, first responders, restaurant workers and, surprisingly, computer programmers have the hardest time affording a home near their jobs.
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Even now in Norwich, recreational teams don't make cuts, affording every youngster the chance to participate in different sports.
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Currently on his own with no family, he has no way of affording rent for the month of April.
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The curators have opted for depth over breadth, affording many of the artists what amounts to pocket solo shows.
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He professionalized and expanded the kitchen, affording cooks the space to butcher and make their own pastries and stocks.
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Rocky's participation helped the brand reach a wider audience, affording it a measure of protection against fashion-world vultures.
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The executive order is titled "Affording Congress an Opportunity to Address Family Separation," and that's not just wishful thinking.
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Bordier was purchased 18 years ago by Triballat Noyal, an industrial food company, affording the brand several opportunities for expansion.
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Distributed ledger technology could mean a large reduction in transfer times and fees, while affording a more transparent fantasy economy.
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Undocumented students and the controversial path to affording college Public and private universities tend to handle students in different ways.
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Read on to see the 38 US cities where at least 12% of the households are barely affording their homes.
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Balance transfer cards help families pay down debt by affording them 0% APR for anywhere from nine to 21 months.
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The people who need more help affording coverage will get less — and those who need less help will get more.
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Trouble affording coronavirus costs could cause some Americans to file for bankruptcy — and the coronavirus pandemic to explode in America.
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Those posts were intended to be totems of triumph, emblems of the new life that his music was affording him.
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Sabie says the dual-propulsion system can vector individually, affording the ADIFO a high degree of agility during level flight.
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By affording opportunities for social life and recreation, by incorporating civic and educational facilities, shopping centers can fill an existing void.
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A pension crisis is looming in several Brazilian states including Rio, and the city is having trouble affording basic civil services.
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While that can be a good sign for the economy, it means consumers will have a harder time affording new vehicles.
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Taken together, these changes mean that many Americans who need healthcare the most will have a very difficult time affording coverage.
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Its long body and tail were rigid, affording little flexibility, so it had four flippers to help it swim and steer.
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Affording legal status to the Venezuelans who did not benefit from the registration process would reduce the grave risk of statelessness.
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FIFA is excellent at easing in new players, affording you and your friends the freedom to use it however you like.
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That devotion became the lifeblood of poems like "Legacy," in which each line is a talisman affording power to its reader.
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Using a proxy has the added advantage of affording some degree of anonymity — something most of these shadowy organizations also prize.
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At Beekman Place, the shower had a clear glass floor — affording a sotto-in-sù titillation to the guest room below.
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This suggests that even more women would have trouble affording an IUD or implant, which can cost up to $1,000 upfront.
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Hopefully, future episodes will feel secure enough to dive into the mysteries without affording every single character time to process them.
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The simple struggle of affording life is one she grew up with, and now weaves into the purpose of her campaign.
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Transport is often by local sampan or tuk-tuks, affording a close-up peek into rural life along the Mekong's tributaries.
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A purchase was less a matter of affording the monthly mortgage and maintenance than of coming up with a down payment.
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Toward the end of the experiment, a new animal appeared, affording kids the opportunity to ask questions and learn about it.
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Their timbres, particularly in the winds and brasses, are distinct, blending less smoothly than in orchestras today yet affording stereoscopic clarity.
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A bigger generator was donated later, but the family had trouble affording the gasoline needed to run it, she told me.
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Federal loans typically have more consumer protections, including the option of flexible repayment plans if you have trouble affording your payments.
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The rich and the healthy, the two groups who need the least amount of help when it comes to affording health insurance.
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Mississippi Governor Phil Bryant on Tuesday signed into law a measure affording wide protections for actions considered discriminatory by gay rights activists.
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Draft legislation, pending presentation to parliament, includes protection for asylum seekers and refugees, while affording rights like employment and education, she said.
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These parents don't need discounted daycare and they've never had trouble affording diapers, which means they won't be relatable to all viewers.
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There have been countless times I've opted out of going out to dinner with friends because I was worried about affording it.
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This has led to price shock for many people picking up their prescriptions, and more people are having trouble affording their medicines.
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One out of four patients already have a difficult time affording their medicines, and the problem is only going to get worse.
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Mr. Berkson moved easily in this heady milieu, his striking good looks and insatiable appetite for the new affording him instant entree.
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Our decades-old open-door policy has led other nations to reciprocate, affording American scientists the opportunity to collaborate on projects abroad.
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Schiff responded by saying that he would enter into the record the whistleblower statute affording the whistleblower the right to remain anonymous.
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The Electoral College is doing its proper job by affording equalized representation in the federal government to all states, large and small.
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And even more than affording us these key jobs and treasured leisure activities, being near the ocean helps to keep us sane.
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Patreon isn't affording luxurious lifestyles, but simply enabling altgame makers to continue their work, sometimes at little more than a subsistence level.
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The retail tycoon gave the financier carte blanche to manage his billions, elevating Mr. Epstein's stature and affording him an opulent lifestyle.
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Further, given their lower incomes, noncitizens face increased challenges affording employer-sponsored coverage when it is available or through the individual market.
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Allen allowed one goal in each of the first three games of the series, affording the Blues a 3-0 series lead.
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With less help in affording a plan, people are likely to gravitate towards skimpier plans with lower premiums, but much higher deductibles.
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More recently, Ramaphosa had to strike a fine balance between applying pressure on Zuma to go, while still affording him a dignified exit.
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The company will soon roll out voice-activated commands for drivers, for example, affording them the option to chat with users hands-free.
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It's refreshingly realistic to watch Wes and Melisha host an actual fundraiser in their community in the hopes of affording the pricey procedure.
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Unworthy of even a stubbornly contrarian institution like The Economist, affording Bannon a mainstage spotlight strikes me as a conference version of clickbait.
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Children may struggle to manage the condition when their parents have difficulty getting them to doctor checkups, paying for care, or affording medications.
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"Affording mice the opportunity to grab and run in the RH resembles physical activities that the crew participate in routinely," the authors wrote.
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The only change is they are one step closer to getting help, typically help they could not have even come close to affording.
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Like the water around them, interest encircles them, perhaps because, unlike many continent-affixed places, their borders are definite, affording a genuine escape.
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The operation, he said, took in more than $2 million a year, affording him a lavish array of cars, jewelry and real estate.
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The mischievous creature is starting to lift its lid with the fingers of one hand, affording a glimpse of the golden glow within.
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All three drug manufacturers have set up patient assistance programs which help some, but not all, of those who need help affording insulin.
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One of my go-tos is The Luxe Strategist, who blogs anonymously about affording a posh lifestyle while saving 50% of her income.
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My student loans are the biggest obstacle to affording a house, as they cause my debt-to-income ratio to be quite high.
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This risky rascal is incapable of delivering steady, sturdy, stable statesmanship affording Americans room to forge better lives for themselves and their families.
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Others see the public interest as embodied in our long-established tradition of affording to those accused of misconduct a presumption of innocence.
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But if so, the paper could have exposed him while affording respect to the millions of other wheelchair users who are not frauds.
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Nearly a quarter of small-business owners — 2401 percent — decline to offer 215(k)s because of concerns over affording employer-matching contributions.
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Mohammed settled down in a tent pitched outside his old house, affording his family a little shade in the 43 Celsius summer heat.
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Despite his loyalty to Trump, he enjoys strong relationships with some Democrats, affording him a bipartisan perch to challenge Trump's foreign policy decisions.
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Many evacuees have trouble affording a security deposit and first and last month's rent, as well as condo background checks and application fees.
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The artist remained hands-on throughout the process, affording volunteers as well as viewers the opportunity to make tactile connection with the work.
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Not long after that, my virtual balcony gave out, no longer affording me a view of what was going on outside in the ocean.
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It is here where long nights of partying binges bleed into hazy early mornings—affording a new day to do it all over again.
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Nondisclosure agreements are par for the course for tech companies, and Amazon claims that so is affording people with free pilots of their services.
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The intelligence community has well over a thousand meetings with members of Congress and their staffs each year, affording many opportunities for such lobbying.
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"This is why people are saying this is more sinister than what was going on in Georgia, because the state's affording protection," he said.
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Evans, the U.S. Supreme Court struck down as unconstitutional a Colorado constitutional amendment prohibiting local municipalities from affording nondiscrimination protections to the LGBT community.
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Rising interest rates pose a threat to highly indebted companies, in particular, as those borrowers could have more difficulty affording more costly debt payments.
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A White House blog, called "The Diaper Divide," said nearly 27.5 in 210 American families struggle with affording enough disposable diapers for their babies.
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During that time, Connaughton had the chance to relieve the rehabbing Ubaldo Jimenez, affording the starter a glimpse into his big league counterpart's process.
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This week's executive order "Affording Congress an Opportunity to Address Family Separation", far from a retreat, actually represents the next step in that effort.
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The Amendment disproportionately harms communities of color who are more likely to be enrolled in Medicaid and have trouble affording emergency expenses like abortions.
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But Booker's allies believe this chapter of his story will be an asset, affording Booker some distance from Washington and demonstrating his executive chops.
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The Giants will have a hard time affording a new, young free agent quarterback like Teddy Bridgewater, currently with New Orleans Saints, and Manning.
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Far from affording them a full hearing, the existing procedures are "extraordinarily truncated" and leave many applicants "unable even to understand what is happening".
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There were some significant findings: receiving long-term care, affording treatment and accessing opioid treatment programs are severely impacting an individual's journey to recovery.
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They believe that affording individuals like Murray — with whom they obviously disagree — a forum in which to speak implies agreement with the individual's views.
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A new survey by the Kaiser Family Foundation finds that one in four people taking prescription drugs say they have difficulty affording their medication.
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It may be that "there is no way to execute a prisoner quickly, while affording him the protections that our Constitution guarantees," Breyer wrote.
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Many are also anxious about affording children in part because of high housing costs, record student debt and the increasing costs of child care.
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Women are also more likely than men to experience challenges affording medical fees, creating a problem that resembles a snake eating its own tail.
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And he's already asking some of his friends who have already graduated how they juggle their finances between paying off debts and affording living expenses.
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By affording someone a mechanism by which they can document an incident anonymously to a third party, it encourages recordkeeping without a fear of retaliation.
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In a new analysis by my office, we revealed the City is simply not affording women the same opportunities as men and undervaluing women's work.
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The fact that there's any question about affording legal status to a class of rooted young immigrants who grew up American among Americans is shameful.
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Graduating from college and moving to New York City is a dream for many, despite how daunting the idea of affording it all may be.
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Women were also more likely than men to report that they had a hard time affording health care prior to the ACA's implementation in 2013.
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The Platinum plan costs $10,000 and ensures the company will keep up to six samples of your swimmers indefinitely, affording your genetic material practical immortality.
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Companies seem to be hoping these extra payments will satisfy top performers, while affording them the same budget dexterity benefits do should rocky times arise.
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The Anxiety and Depression Association of America offers a directory of low-cost providers, as well as advice on affording care when cash is tight.
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The justification for these controls rests on a simple story: drug prices as a whole are spiraling skyward, preventing sick patients from affording needed medications.
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According the NCC's report, two of the aforementioned devices were vulnerable to hackers, affording them the ability to remotely control the apps on the device.
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Beyond the basics of affording me new knowledge to do my job better, these networks always served me well, especially early on in my career.
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Being a celebrity comes with many perks — like a closet chock-full of expensive designer heels that us mere commoners can only dream of affording.
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High drug prices have enraged people across the political spectrum, and voters who already have trouble affording their prescriptions could be hit with another surprise.
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In 1992, their lands were officially mapped out by the Brazilian government, affording them some protection from illegal miners and others, such as cattle ranchers.
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He even co-wrote a piece defending the Columbia system of both single-sex and coeducational fraternities as one affording the most options to people.
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And while it boasts one of the highest minimum wages in the country, that still won't get you anywhere near to affording an apartment there.
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Those affording Mr. Kozinski a public platform now should at the very least consistently acknowledge that he was accused of sexual harassment by many women.
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As a mental health worker, the conditions under which people have to suffer prolonged difficulty accessing and affording services is enough to make me suicidal.
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The court should be commended for affording due process and a transparent review, bolstering public confidence in its independence and reducing tensions across the country.
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It is also altering the typical timetable for union endorsements, as many organizations are affording workers more time to weigh in on the crowded field.
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Affording a therapist and finding the right therapist — it is rare: wisdom, empathy and kindness cannot be taught — they are the first obstacles to overcome.
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This week's Supreme Court decision makes it possible to believe that those families may have a shot at affording the medicines they so desperately need.
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This is where long travel electric bikes really shine, affording you the ability to ride down technical trails while making the ride up a breeze.
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The finance ministry said taxes accumulated so far this year have been satisfactory, affording the government some scope to keep the pace of spending brisk.
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Congress must eliminate all subsidies except those targeting the truly poor, who do need help affording required flood insurance if full, actuarial rates are charged.
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Kenji Mizoguchi and Yasujiro Ozu both disdained close-ups, and Mizoguchi used elaborate, choreographed camera movements but in long shot, affording a more detached perspective.
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It's possible that more women would follow guidelines if they understood the recommendations and had an easy time accessing and affording groceries, the researchers note.
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Affording a $5 lunch was a big deal for me, while all the other kids at school were driving luxury cars and living in mansions.
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Parenting students often have difficulty maintaining a full-time class schedule, but also have a difficulty affording the cost of college credits without financial aid.
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In Georgia, for the number of such people having a tough time affording health care, "it actually increased or did not change at all," Collins said.
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Affording those unpaid internships in one of the most expensive cities in the world, while also struggling to finish paying for college, called for creative thinking.
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"Diagnosis and treatment are the first steps toward affording individuals living with HIV a normal life expectancy," CDC Director Dr. Robert Redfield said in a statement.
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HOPE is not affording them the opportunities it should and it's actually giving more money to affluent white kids than it is black and brown kids.
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In many ways, caves are an ideal testbed for space, affording a similar sense of claustrophobia and sensory deprivation while also screwing with human circadian rhythms.
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Others, such as former Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, are keen to strengthen Baghdad's position, and are therefore against affording too much autonomy to the provinces.
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With a tripod and good lighting, the Canon RP is reliable in most circumstances, affording you manual controls and the flexibility of a big sensor camera.
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As for socialising with friends in cafés, or affording after-school cramming classes—considered essential for getting into university—these activities are out of the question.
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If you're a new subscriber, you can unlock four months of Amazon Music Unlimited for just $1, affording you access to tens of millions of songs.
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Guys are selling drugs and got to just doing, you know, because most of their parents ain't affording all that stuff and started to do stuff.
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Kakuryu had suffered a defeat to Kotoshogiku and then a shock upset to Shouhouzan on day six, affording Shouhouzan just his first win of the tournament!
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Kansas City is ripe with opportunities, studio spaces, and a cheap cost of living; in turn, affording it's artists the time they wouldn't get anywhere else.
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Russo does not outright reverse Roe v Wade, it renders it less meaningful by not affording all women equitable access to the rights that Roe v.
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At the same time, he still has his Senate campaign staff on the payroll, affording him a cadre of operatives who could spring back into action.
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Cost-sharing protections to reduce out-of-pocket costs for lower-income people who are having trouble affording the care they need also should be expanded.
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Our own reporting in the past focused on foreigners, affording us an emotional distance, while this time we spoke with old friends and had no armor.
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Our own reporting in the past focused on foreigners, affording us an emotional distance, while this time we spoke with old friends and had no armor.
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And then , in one of the many empty houses nearby, they find a hideout like a sniper's perch, affording a perfect view into the family's kitchen.
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Being middle class once meant living in a comfortable house and affording a rewarding lifestyle, thanks to a stable job with career opportunities, the report said.
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For some individuals and families earning too much to qualify for subsidies to help them buy a plan, affording a comprehensive policy can be a struggle.
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But he had to strike a fine balance between applying pressure on Zuma, a 75-year-old anti-apartheid veteran, and affording him a dignified exit.
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In his opinion of the court, Justice Alito walked through the government's three justifications for affording less protection to a trademark than to other forms of speech.
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As we said before, continuing to cleanse your home on a regular basis can be helpful, if for no other reason than affording you peace of mind.
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Juno is closing in on Jupiter's north pole, affording the spacecraft a sweeping view of the planet and its four largest moons, Io, Europa, Ganymede and Callisto.
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Grabr works like this: Shoppers who are having trouble finding a certain item (or affording to ship a certain item) can place their orders on Grabr's marketplace.
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About half — 49% — say they or a family member had problems paying medical bills or difficulty affording their premiums, deductibles or co-pays in the last year.
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But Rosetta is the first mission to actually catch dusty organic particles escaping the surface of such a body, affording scientists a detailed look at their composition.
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And with very good reason — given they provide access to connectivity, not just individual apps and services, affording them a highly intimate overview of their users' lives.
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Letang noticed that San Jose defenseman Brent Burns, barreling toward him, did not have a stick, affording him a precious extra split-second to thread the puck.
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When the time came to get pre-approved, I assumed we would have no problem affording a three-bedroom, two-bathroom home in the heart of Minneapolis.
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The Obama administration and Democratic senators put much faith in affording Puerto Rico with Chapter 22019 bankruptcy protection akin to that currently enjoyed by all U.S. municipalities.
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Fitch believes that HCA's operating outlook and financial flexibility are amongst the best in the hospital industry, affording the company good market access to refinance upcoming maturities.
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If real, the new particle would have opened a crack between the known and the unknown, affording a glimpse of quantum secrets undreamed of even by Einstein.
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Some South Korean news outlets interpreted Mr. Moon's remarks as indicating that he wanted the summit meeting to be held there, too — affording his government great optics.
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He said yes — both to prevent companies from inflicting harm and to prevent them from affording benefits only to rich people who can pay for their products.
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Mexico will head to Moscow to play Portugal in the third-place match on Sunday after affording Germany too much space to cut through its ragged defense.
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She works when she's able, but otherwise rests, goes to appointments, plays with her dog, and dreams of affording a bigger apartment, buying a car and traveling.
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Installing them on the walls of a gallery, and affording enthralled viewers the opportunity to scrutinize them, is entirely abnormal, and then there is the issue of decay.
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People who live in rural areas tend to not only have more problems in affording care, but also face access issues as rural hospitals continue to shut down.
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A 2010 survey commissioned by the Planned Parenthood Action Fund found that one in three female voters had difficulty affording birth control at some point in their lives.
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Carson now lives off passive income from the rental properties, affording him the ability to spend this year living in Ecuador with his wife and two young daughters.
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Because AV ride-sharing may be cheaper than owning a vehicle or being driven by someone else, it could save older adults money while still affording them autonomy.
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Ultimately, however, Reid and the Chiefs decided Matt Moore will get the start in prime time at Lambeau Field, affording Mahomes more time to recover from his injury.
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Capture a Goomba, for example, and you can waddle around on your little mushroom feet, with your low center of gravity affording you full control on icy surfaces.
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So hourly employees now not only have the challenge of affording day-to-day expenses, but it can be even more difficult when those wages fluctuate, Siddiqi says.
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While affording customers another layer of privacy, such accounts have been criticized by governments around the world for helping potentially bad actors avoid government scrutiny or avoid taxation.
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After all, abortion access is still severely restricted in many states, and public funding restrictions mean that low-income women have a particularly difficult time affording the procedure.
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Among the CBO's other findings: • The tax credits under the GOP plan would provide 2023 percent less financial help in affording coverage than those under ObamaCare by 2026.
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Americans today spend more on pharmaceuticals per capita than anyone else in the world, and more than one in five say they have trouble affording their prescription drugs.
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Many Democrats acknowledge that some people still have trouble affording health insurance, particularly those who make too much income to currently qualify for financial assistance under the law.
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" Having $5003,2500 in savings isn't optimal, Gallagher emphasizes: "Our results don't speak at all to achieving longer term financial goals, like paying for college or affording a house.
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Democrats tend to criticize only basing financial assistance on age because it means that low-income people do not get an extra boost of help in affording coverage.
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Affording Americans a practical means to address this issue should not be considered an optional "cherry-on-top" but a core component of currently proposed federal privacy legislation.
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United States in mind, and are largely aimed at affording additional due process to undocumented persons and ensuring that California's resources aren't being used to further federal aims.
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You can"—the old man pauses, and then announces in a formal tone, as if affording Shay a rare privilege—"you can pay the price of his journey.
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Drake's fans took to Twitter to troll and taunt Meek Mill, affording him none of the respect that he felt he'd earned over his decade-long come-up.
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Wendy, who packs fruits and vegetables, said that working while her case was under review has meant feeding her family, paying rent and affording medication for her son.
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Social conservatives responded with pure elation to the news that Justice Kennedy was retiring, finally affording them the possibility of a solid, anti-abortion majority on the court.
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If you've lost your job due to the coronavirus and worry about affording mortgage payments, ask your lender whether they're making exceptions for people who have been impacted.
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A new study from the Georgetown University Center on Education and Workforce points out that selective schools should have no problem affording to admit more lower-income students.
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"Our current multi-payer for-profit health insurance system perpetuates premature death by putting many people at an extreme disadvantage when it comes to affording care," he writes.
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Zoom provides users a safer alternative to in-person meetings by affording users the opportunity to conduct business, classes, and communal events without risking the spread of coronavirus.
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Most times, senators can offer unrelated amendments to bills under debate, affording Democrats the chance to create discord among Republicans and between Republican senators and the White House.
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Still, President Andrés Manuel López Obrador of Mexico has said he would welcome migrants and promised to respect human rights while affording them economic opportunities here in Mexico.
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The government took another step on Wednesday to tamp down the uprising, staging pro-government rallies throughout the country and affording them generous coverage on state-controlled media.
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For many families, housing cost burdens are just part of the broader problem with being low-income: If you don't make much money, you will have trouble affording anything.
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Sharing your address without your permission is a gross invasion of privacy, and not affording someone the ability to opt out of it is a disregard for consumer security.
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It will also make it easier for new banks to enter the market, affording them government "protection", like more flexible regulations to help them compete with the bigger banks.
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Because we'd already identified ourselves as the kind of people who would need help affording orthodontics, the doctor thought this news would come as a relief to my mother.
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Here she seemed to mean affording agencies the wiggle-room of operational secrecy necessary not to tip off criminals about the sorts of lists they might be looking at.
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About half of 18-to-34-year-olds said affording a down payment was the single greatest financial barrier to homeownership, according to the Urban Institute and Country Financial.
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The apartment was just above the view break — one story higher than the buildings across the street, affording a great view of rooftops close by and of Manhattan beyond.
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Despite having Medicare, the federally run program that provides health coverage to primarily adults 65 years and older, those Americans often have trouble affording care when they need it.
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Elias pointed to the increasing likelihood that the Morena party could win an absolute majority in Congress, affording AMLO powers that no Mexican president has enjoyed since the 1203s.
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Meanwhile, millions of taxpaying Americans have trouble affording medications like Truvada because the right to make almost limitless profits has been deemed more important than the right to life.
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A core tenet of that law is affording people with disabilities the opportunity to live in their own homes and communities with the supports they need to do so.
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"People have had enough of millionaires in Congress who don't get the struggle of child care and student loans and affording a home," she said in a phone interview.
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So she began scrutinizing listings for co-op studios in her neighborhood priced at around $250,000, although she was concerned about affording the required down payment, generally 20 percent.
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Clean air has yet to catch on as a major electoral issue in India, where many of the nation's 1.3 billion people are focused on affording food and shelter.
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Eric Roberge, CFP and founder of Beyond Your Hammock, points out that affording a home means you have much more cash on hand than what you'll need up front.
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"Consumers with high deductibles, particularly those who are having trouble affording their care, should consider whether engaging in one or more of these behaviors might be helpful," Kullgren added.
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" Trump, he noted, was "not only unable but unwilling to stand up to Putin," affording the Russian dictator "an uncontested platform to spew propaganda and lies to the world.
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Super Bowl LIV is a so-called SEAR 1 event, affording it the highest level of federal resources, including explosive detection canine teams, cyber risk assessments and air security.
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The four-lane Brooklyn-bound span will also have a pedestrian and bicycle path, affording a sweeping panorama of Manhattan from 1 World Trade Center to 432 Park Avenue.
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Uber currently classifies its around 50,000 drivers in Britain as self-employed, affording them only basic entitlements, whilst employees also receive rights such as sick pay and the minimum wage.
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Affording to pay for college was going to be an uphill battle, but I learned something important about creating your own luck and being empowered to define your own narrative.
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Further, if you or your child run into problems with affording the monthly payment on a private loan, you'd have to work with your lender to figure out a solution.
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Loitering munitions or suicide drones may offer the Corps the solution it's looking for, affording Marines portability, range and a variety of payloads for either electronic attack or kinetic strikes.
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New York (CNN)Katie Couric says TV news operations were instrumental in "enabling" Donald Trump's candidacy by affording him extraordinary airtime and allowing him to play by his own rules.
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Nearly a third of Brazilians have struggled to buy food in the past year, and a quarter say they've had trouble affording adequate shelter, according to a recent Gallup poll.
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California did pass a similar bill last year, but overall these attempts have been largely quashed, affording ISPs sweeping power to do with their customers' personal information what they please.
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Many believe in the power of free enterprise to deliver the American dream, affording those willing to work hard the chance to improve the lives of themselves and their children.
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It also gives online merchants new ways to display their wares, as 3D models can be scanned and uploaded to their websites, affording shoppers a more tactile and interactive experience.
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Ngugi is affording us a glimpse into how a prisoner of conscience, by stubbornly reiterating his convictions, keeps faith with the ideals that those in power want him to betray.
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As a stylist, Moss deploys an arresting third-person stream-of-consciousness perspective to great effect, affording the reader a better understanding of her characters, particularly the very private Ally.
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Now, as housing prices grow ever more expensive per square foot, the challenge is no longer affording the washing and drying machines themselves, but finding the space to put them.
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Shuldman was far from the only industry insider who said they saw affording, hiring, and retaining employees as a top challenge in the new year, amid historically low unemployment rates.
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In September 2628, Washington State's Elwha Dam was safely removed, affording critical lessons for our country when it comes to our aging dams and their significant safety and investment challenges.
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As the tipping point handed out awards and magazine covers, it encouraged a media frenzy for our stories without really affording us the respect to go deeper below the skin.
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This call keeps the frightened reed warbler mother away for a bit longer, affording the cuckoo more time in the host's nest, and a greater chance of succeeding at the deception.
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Even Sean Mehl, administrator coordinator at Whole Woman's Health, has received training on how to interact with patients when scheduling their procedure and collecting payment, which many patients have trouble affording.
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" Godwin also writes in the invitation that there would be an opportunity to donate to the foundation "in appreciation to Judge Moore for affording us a place to hold this event.
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Despite having jobs, many ALICE students who pursue traditional academic degrees within community colleges are older than their university counterparts and have a hard time affording the basic cost of living.
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There is a lot of finger-pointing and why-I-oughta's, but all from a safe distance, affording nationalists and counter-protesters the luxury of saving face while remaining blissfully unmolested.
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It was getting toward the end of the night at Rao's, the hedonistic swirl of food, banter, profanity and singalongs finally dying down, affording Bo Dietl the rare chance for reflection.
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Brooks is a big proponent of improving your finances step by step: First, focus on paying off debt, then on affording a nice apartment, then on saving for a dream home.
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Supporters of Ms. Harris compared the episode to the exchange last week, when Mr. Burr and Mr. McCain admonished her for not affording Mr. Rosenstein the time to answer a question.
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Going forward, she may no longer be eligible to make these contributions to tax-advantaged retirement savings plans, putting her even further financially behind and further from affording a secure retirement.
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Likely changes that could be worked on over the recess include increasing the tax credits in the bill to provide more assistance to low-income and older people in affording coverage.
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He noted that Congress did not impose an open-ended obligation on employers who, after affording the required leave, may decide when or whether to extend additional time to an employee.
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It basically starts at birth—and it goes on to affect (rather poorly, of course) race discrimination, and the general difficulty in affording higher education for the lower and middle classes.
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According to studies, low-income New Yorkers had the hardest time affording the $2.75 cost for a single ride, and yet relied on mass transit more than any other income group.
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With state TV affording him blanket and favorable coverage and with the liberal opposition still weak, few doubt Putin would genuinely win another presidential term if, as expected, he decided to run.
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Mr Trump has the opportunity to offer millenials a moment of mercy that they won't forget -- and it will pay dividends by affording us the financial stability to start forming family units.
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"Heaping these consequences on an accused and blithely waiting months before affording the defendant access to the justice system is patently unfair in a society where guilt is not presumed," he wrote.
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More than one in three Americans now say that they have difficulty affording their healthcare premiums, and almost half say that it would be difficult to manage an unexpected $500 medical bill.
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According to the advocacy group Article 19, Murua was director of a community radio station in the state and had been in a program affording protection to journalists at risk since 2017.
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By promoting privacy and anonymity in communications, Acton has faced criticism for affording the same services to not only the white hats but the black hats too—criminals and other bad actors.
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But it's a moot question as to whether a local exchange delivery option has given the financing business an extra fillip by affording lenders on the mainland an added level of security.
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As the products become available to treat more common diseases — like hemophilia, an inherited bleeding disorder that affects an estimated 20,000 people in the US — affording them could turn into a crisis.
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In contrast to Mickelson's shotgun pairings of the past, he knew that he would be teamed with Fowler in foursomes well ahead of this event, affording them time to synchronize their games.
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Keeping up with the large chains, which have little trouble affording these skyrocketing rents, will be a steep uphill battle—and not one that locally run cha chaan teng will necessarily win.
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So the scope for Brexit affording UK companies the ability to 'free' themselves from EU regulation and do things differently is going to be limited to where they intend to sell services.
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The Lexuses were larger than the Priuses he initially dealt with, affording more interior and cargo space, so Grunnan and his coworkers were able to take their efforts to a new level.
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But it comes with its own big question: namely, how are low-income Americans going to get by in a country where they get a lot less help affording basic medical services?
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They are also more likely to have two majors than students at second-tier colleges, who tend to be more financially needy and have to work, affording less time to double major.
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Less than 12 hours after the lockdown, Indian Home Minister Amit Shah announced in Parliament that the government was scrapping a constitutional article affording the state of Jammu and Kashmir special status.
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The moderators began with a series of questions about impeachment to each of the 12 candidates — the largest field ever for a primary debate — affording them an opportunity to denounce Mr. Trump.
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Seniors would have to shop for their own health insurance, defeating most of the purpose of Medicare: to simply provide health insurance to the older population who may have more trouble affording it.
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Summers also contended that the Democratic party should worry as much about half the population that cannot attend college as it does for the people who can go but have trouble affording it.
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It amassed a huge number of views and young followers but also caught the attention of TV executives, affording Rae the opportunity to bring her raw and unique comedy to the small screen.
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Stephen Yale-Loehr, a professor of immigration law practice at Cornell Law School, likened it to the state revoking or suspending a driver's license without affording the driver an opportunity to be heard.
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It would have been a powerful perch, affording Hoffman a unique chance to shape an Oval Office by helping to hand-pick some of the very people who would compose and advise it.
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The booming economy also made it easier for them to get label funding, affording them access to the all the latest recording technology and helping to give city pop its mainstream, futuristic sheen.
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During his candidacy, Trump pledged to defund Planned Parenthood, to strengthen the discriminatory laws that prevent poor women from affording abortion care, and to appoint Supreme Court justices who will overturn Roe v.
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For the first time in years, the GOP controls both chambers of Congress and the White House, affording lawmakers a potential opportunity to change what for decades has been a bedrock environmental law.
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"The only way to close this growing guidance gap is to harness the power of big data to enhance students' odds of finding, getting accepted to and affording the right school for them."
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If Khalidov isn't looking to spin at any time, the front kick is a weapon that maximizes The Giraffe's range advantage while affording few counters that can't be quickly turned into a clinch.
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The White House has cast the probe as illegitimate and unconstitutional, accusing Democrats of not affording Trump due process and flouting past precedent by failing to hold a vote to formalize the investigation.
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It is conceivable, he and Coach Todd Bowles said, that the Jets will keep all four on their roster, denying the team precious versatility but affording another option at the most important position.
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The power of the arts to shape experience resides in the ability to pierce the self-made veil that enshrouds us — affording blurred glimpses of truths that lay just beyond our normal grasp.
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While moderate Republicans say people need help affording their premiums — and might even say the size of the credit in the leaked plan isn't big enough — conservatives are calling it another entitlement program.
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Putin has much to gain from this move: Venezuela under Maduro gives him an opportunity to flex Russia's muscles and needle the US in the Western Hemisphere, while affording economic inroads for Russia.
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For the residents moving into them, it is a chance to feel special not only inside their building, but also among friends, family members and colleagues — affording them some social status of sorts.
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While these firms have all been public advocates for net neutrality (they don't want to be taxed by Comcast or Verizon), they won't have any trouble affording whatever "tax" the carriers might impose.
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"One of the things that really stresses people out is affording the cost of housing," said Jeffrey Lubell, the director of housing and community initiatives for Abt Associates, a research and consulting firm.
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But the south wall, dividing the gallery from the balcony cafe, has been boldly cut out — affording a view of Chelsea and of an additional mobile, "Big Red," that spins above the diners.
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By affording the appearance of effective verification, they camouflage Iran's active, multiple violations of United Nations Security Council Resolution 2231: on uranium-enrichment levels, advanced-centrifuge research, heavy-water production and missile programs.
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The report also found that new orders and employment picked up throughout the month, affording investors an upbeat sign for the economy at the start of a typically turbulent month on Wall Street.
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She makes some offensive and tired racial jokes, linking an excellent bit about affording a nanny to a joke about Hispanic communities having built-in childcare due to the size of their families.
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There's now less of a need for artists to actually sign with labels in order to be successful, affording MCs the artistic freedom and ability to build their brand, identity, and overall aesthetic, organically.
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Control is incredibly important in designing digital tools — most language we see and experience in a product is about affording control and understanding to you, the person using the product — not me, the writer.
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That may be in part because those companies, in contrast with broadband ISPs, are not considered common carriers that hold themselves out as affording neutral, indiscriminate access to their platform without any editorial filtering.
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South Korea has been trying to make its corporate giants - long dominated by powerful elites affording minority investors little say - more accountable under pressure from foreign investors and following a bribery scandal last year.
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Affording this portion of the bill is not dismantled by those seeking to eviscerate Obamacare, it easily provides another avenue of growth for the startup and could eventually lead Oscar to larger corporate deals.
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Practically speaking, this means fewer resources available to move to safer ground and more people living in inexpensive housing like mobile homes, affording extremely limited protection from the wrath of a high intensity tornado.
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One of the biggest issues for students is affording healthy food, with 46 percent of community college students and 40 percent of four-year college students reporting an inability to pay for balanced meals.
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The secret to winning scholarship money and affording college is not to be perfect in every way, but rather to put yourself out there and to give it your best shot, explains the CEO.
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A 2017 Kaiser Family Foundation survey found that 43 percent of people with insurance said that they struggled affording their deductibles, and 27 percent said that they put off getting care because of cost.
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For most first-time home buyers, affording a down payment or a mortgage on their own is not financially feasible, which might be why unmarried duos are becoming a larger portion of home buyers.
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And it's why an investigation by a partisan-controlled House or Senate committee would never have sufficed, either for the purposes of establishing the facts or affording the president the vindication he now claims.
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The Palm Springs Aerial Tramway — the largest rotating tram in the world — floats through two complete turns on its 2470-mile trip over the cliffs of Chino Canyon, affording soaring views from all around.
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But the abortion rights groups argue that the towns' ordinances violate their constitutional right to free expression, hinders them from doing their work and judges them as criminals without ever affording them a trial.
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The post-2628/28500 GI Bill makes university diplomas, as well as vocational "career" diplomas and certifications, possible for veterans who otherwise may have difficulty affording school, including members of the Guard and Reserve.
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Mandatory arbitration forces employees to waive their rights to a trial by jury, instead settling disputes behind closed doors—a practice affording companies the ability to keep certain grievances and scandals out of the spotlight.
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When Shahd finally got her first $100, it became real, and it also was a solution to a much bigger problem: She was having a hard time affording school and wasn't getting any financial aid.
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In addition to being housed in a special chamber affording an unobstructed view of the occupant and easy entry from the outside, inmates on suicide watch are evaluated daily by a psychologist, the letter said.
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Speaking to the Post this week on affording protection to foreign domestic helpers, a government spokesman said the Labour Department will continue to promote awareness on their rights and channels on which to seek redress.
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This wasn't cynical calculation, but rather a series of strokes of good fortune that brought him under the aegis of Dr. Dre, affording him a bulletproof invulnerability that he would've otherwise fought ceaselessly to earn.
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The problem with this approach is that the biggest problems in affording child care come for those at the bottom of the income ladder, something that until now both conservative and liberal plans have acknowledged.
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It's a location-based compromise that has been suggested before to address the tricky problem of affording individual privacy without leaving trivial workarounds nor trampling too broadly on the wider public's ability to access information.
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It has been studied, so we know exactly why women present too late: difficulty finding a provider; difficulty getting to the provider, especially given that some states require multiple visits; and difficulty affording the procedure.
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Affording a home Arguably one of the most interest-rate sensitive sectors, rising mortgage rates coupled with still-moderate wage gains will decrease buyer affordability, further depressing home sales and undermining support for housing values.
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Photo: GettyThe role social networks play in affording a space for hateful and violent content has been put on disturbing display in recent times as these diatribes are directly connected to unimaginable acts of inhumanity.
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"The franchise model has made the dream of small business ownership a reality for thousands of hard-working families, affording them the opportunity to go into business for themselves, but not by themselves," Cresanti said.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Ilhan Omar, and Rashida Tlaib, are co-sponsors of the Menstrual Equity for All Act of 2019, a bill meant to tackle the challenges menstruators face when accessing and affording period products.
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This provision was adopted in 2000 as part of the Comprehensive Asset Forfeiture Reform Act to curb abuses in how the federal government seized assets without affording claimants a reasonable opportunity to assert their ownership.
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Denying Mr Reed a chance to prove his innocence, the complaint says, violates Section 1983 of the Civil Rights Act of 1871 affording individuals a hook for a lawsuit when states deny them constitutional rights.
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That's partly because Trump is now the personification of the government -- he bears responsibility for the state of the health care industry and the struggle many Americans are facing in affording spiraling costs of treatment.
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"To enhance the chances for peace, all parties need to engage in creating an environment conducive to peace-making while affording the negotiators and facilitators the time and space they need to reach a deal."
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The ability to report these behaviors system-wide and from within apps is a welcomed improvement to anti-harassment efforts, and affording users the option to record these violations should help provide moderators with indisputable evidence.
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The department wrote in a press release that Facebook's ad system has allowed advertisers to circumvent the federal Fair Housing Act by affording them the option to deny members of protected groups access to certain ads.
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Recently, the CIA's venture capital firm, In-Q-Tel, invested in dozens of tech firms creating tools for investigating social media data, of which Dataminr was reportedly a recipient, affording the agency access to the tool.
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Affording citizens more options for getting around is a good thing in theory, but Uber is a private company with private interests, something that's at odds with the way we demand and receive transparency from governments.
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Forty percent of American workers make less than $15 an hour, and not coincidentally, recent studies show that nearly 40% of Americans have trouble affording at least one of their basic necessities like housing or food.
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And, according to the Kaiser Family Foundation, 22019 percent of American adults have delayed accessing health care because of concerns about cost, and 4 in 10 adults with insurance say they have trouble affording their deductible.
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He also extended the time of the hearing by an hour, affording more time to less senior members — a move that was happily received by the newer members who felt the chair was fighting for them.
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A broader GOP Urban Agenda should include plans to make housing more affordable for a broader array of families — those who may not qualify for federal assistance, but still have trouble affording housing in the city.
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Here are the three biggest myths about affording college that Kaplan says college applicants and their families should ignore: When it comes to financial aid, Kaplan says that most families do not realize that they qualify.
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The club has acquired land from Augusta Country Club bordering Augusta National's 12th green and 13th tee, affording it the option of adding roughly 50 yards to the hole, a 20103-yard par-5 dogleg-left.
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The funds in these accounts can be used for disability-related expenses that assist the beneficiary in affording the additional costs that come with having a disability and providing for greater independence and quality of life.
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Putting this all together, the AHCA makes it much harder for low-income Americans — those who are most likely to need help in affording health insurance — to get signed up for health care than Obamacare did.
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Back in 2013, he also famously bought multiple properties around his own Palo Alto home, affording himself and his family the luxury of a large, private domestic space with no prying neighbors peering over the fence.
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As devastating as the loss of my possessions was, those painful feelings soon gave way to more immediate and serious concerns: finding housing and food, dealing with insurance companies and government agencies, and affording basic necessities.
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For the sake of brevity, we'll focus on his options in World Series of Fighting, Rizin Fighting Federation, One Championship, and Bellator MMA—probably the only organizations that can come anywhere close to affording him anyway.
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South Korea has been trying to make its family-run corporate giants - long dominated by powerful elites affording minority investors little say - more accountable under pressure from foreign investors and following a bribery scandal last year.
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Their eyes, meanwhile, have come to be situated in the narrow front of their face, affording them a more intensely focused, binocular vision — prying beaks and eyes coalescing to form the perfect foraging and nesting machine.
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Still, given that women in many regions of the U.S. continue to face an increasingly difficult time affording and accessing birth control, it's good to know that not every medical treatment sold online is a scam.
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And just in time, residents say: The bridge is so dilapidated that a few years ago, a hole opened up the floor of one of the shops upon it, affording a view down to the tracks.
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The Wooster Brush Company R017 Sherlock GT Roller is our top pick because it has an extra wide, smoothly rolling 14-inch head that lays down extra wide swaths of paint while affording you reliable control.
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As a cultural phenomenon, birthdays represent an important time for kids to think about growing older and what it means, while also affording scientists the opportunity to study how birthdays may influence a child's understanding of aging.
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Saru only has two eyes now, and they actually belong to the actor (albeit with scleral contact lenses that cover his entire eye), affording Jones an emotional tool long denied him for so many of his roles.
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" A Congressional Research Service report notes that the Supreme Court "has repeatedly held" that the government may exclude immigrants "without affording them the due process protections that traditionally apply to persons physically present in the United States.
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"We see SWN as affording relatively inexpensively priced exposure to natural gas, backed by what is a strong balance sheet today thanks in part to proceeds from asset sales and equity raises," BMO said in a note.
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"One of those things that we see when a victim does leave safely, they have a hard time affording legal fees, trying to rent an apartment, trying to see their children if they have children," Dinges said.
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Affording counsel in certain circumstances, as the proposed legislation empowers the Attorney General to do, will not only increase the odds that justice will be done, but will help immigration cases move more expeditiously through the system.
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When asked about double voting rights for longtime shareholders - which are often granted by French companies after two years - Ricard said there were no plans to change the company's practice of affording them only after 10 years.
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It was another shot across the bow of the publishing industry, giving writers a platform that bypassed the rejection letters and slush piles, affording them the opportunity to get their stories and ideas out into the world.
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"No doctor would recommend such a thing, but unfortunately, people who have difficulty affording insulin can go to extremes," explains Robert A. Gabbay, the Chief Medical Officer and Senior Vice President at Joslin Diabetes Center in Boston.
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"We wish to say goodbye to Aaron in a private ceremony and thank everyone in advance for affording us a measure of privacy during this difficult time," the family said in a statement ahead of the funeral.
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The changes included cutting in half the amount of whole grains required to be served starting in the 2019-20 school year, affording schools more flexibility to offer noodles, tortillas and other foods containing mainly refined grains.
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Clorinda Walley is the executive director of Good Days, a national, independent non-profit charitable organization that assists patients so that they do not have to choose between access to medicine they need and affording everyday living.
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The 21-and-over celebration served the dual purpose of raising money for It Gets Better, the L.G.B.T.Q. youth suicide prevention nonprofit, and affording community members a chance to relive a possibly painful moment of self suppression.
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Mr. Trump spoke respectfully of former President George H.W. Bush, whose death on Friday provided Americans one final public service by affording President Trump a lame, if handy, excuse to cancel the traditional post-summit news conference.
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It's time to put aside blame and stabilize a health care marketplace where premiums are expected to rise by more than 15 percent in most states and millions of people are worried about obtaining or affording coverage.
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Scattered reference points for this habit we have of affording teenagers both too much and too little credence — making them into celebrities when it serves us, and dismissing them as puppets of adult interests when it doesn't.
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Instead, this moment presents us with an opportunity to embrace positive aspects of on-demand work, while simultaneously affording us the opportunity to address existing flaws in how we safeguard the rights of working moms and dads.
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Products connected to apps like Body Chat seem pretty open to outside intervention, while the camera-equipped Siime Eye vibrator is easily hijacked by anyone with the know-how, potentially affording strangers vividly detailed views of your genitalia.
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This time, with some difficulty, he relinquished much of that control to Albini and to the physical space in which they assembled the record, affording himself a different headspace and more energy to write and design his music.
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Andrew Ross Sorkin, New York Times financial columnist and co-host of CNBC's "Squawk Box": If you can't affording something, set this goal: You can buy it, but only once you've saved twice as much as it costs!
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The language of the executive order, titled "Affording Congress an Opportunity to Address Family Separation," points blame at Congress, echoing Trump's previous statements demanding that this issue be resolved through legislation, although it was not implemented through legislation.
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"The boilerplate assertions set forth in the government's applications do not make such a showing," he wrote, while affording prosecutors a right to renew the requests if there were additional facts supplied to support imposing a secrecy order.
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Donald Dement, a volunteer leader with his sons' Boy Scout troop in Frisco, Texas, said most of the parents would have no trouble affording the higher fees, while hard-up families would likely get assistance from their troops.
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Reforming the use of safety plans by requiring states to report on their use, mandating meaningful judicial oversight, and affording families the right to consult with an attorney before signing a safety plan is a good first step.
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Additionally, more than 700,000 people in New York and Minnesota have signed up for healthcare through their states' Basic Health Programs, which serve low-income residents who are eligible for marketplace plans but may have difficulty affording it.
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Women in Congress have brought to office their unique experiences of the issues that are on the minds of all Americans regardless of gender, from getting paid fairly to balancing work and family, to affording quality health care.
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"To enhance the chances for peace, all parties need to engage in creating an environment conducive to peace-making while affording the negotiators and facilitators the time and space they need to reach a deal," the official said.
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Yes, but: None of the candidates moved beyond sparring over insurance reforms to address the underlying reason why people are having so much trouble affording their health care, which is that health care services keep getting more expensive.
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The President did little Tuesday to answer the questions that Democrats believe will define the election, namely the struggle many Americans have in affording health care, the massive student loan burden and tax cuts they say soaked the rich.
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By doing so, he not only appeared as a tough negotiator to his North Korean counterpart, but also shielded himself from the potential criticism of a bad deal, affording him more domestic political slack than the alternative might have.
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But his central and most convincing argument is that memory either of national honor or innocent death, far from affording reconciliation, is as likely—if not more likely—to exacerbate historical violence in the very act of canonizing it.
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Dragnea has previously argued in favor of an emergency decree that would grant amnesty for some corruption offenses - potentially affording him protection against prosecution - or retroactively scrap wiretap evidence collected by Romania's intelligence service SRI on behalf of prosecutors.
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Any completely closed-off areas were sealed until certain abilities or items were unlocked, affording the player time to raise the physical strength of the game's protagonist, Link, and practice his offensive prowess against the many opponents of Hyrule.
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On its surface, the bill is simply about affording the citizens of several allied countries some legal rights regarding the accuracy and disclosure of information held by government agencies—similar to those U.S. citizens have in most European courts.
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The southern half was bulked up by landfill, first in 20123, most recently in order to build the Hills, a feat of landscape architecture affording a panoramic view of the harbor that reorients perspectives like a mind-expanding drug.
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Even as they appeared sympathetic to the government's interpretation of the high court's past insider trading decisions, the justices were wary of radically expanding the government's power and affording prosecutors too much of a free hand in these cases.
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These and other reformed policies are aimed at ensuring that penalties more appropriately fit crimes, implementing rehabilitative programs to reduce recidivism, and lowering barriers to opportunity for those with criminal records, affording them and their families a second chance.
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Once an attacker with access to a WhatsApp server had added a new member to a group the phone of every participant would automatically share secret keys with that new member — affording them full access to any future messages.
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Not only is it affording people a chance to experience what he considers to be a profound and natural plant therapy, but ayahuasca also functions as a sort of diplomat for the indigenous knowledge and culture of the Amazon.
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Her own journey launching Tatcha includes selling her engagement ring, moving back home with her mom, barely affording groceries and racking up close to $1 million in debt across student loans and credit cards used to float the company.
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By affording U.S. travelers an array of choices in both airlines and departure cities, DOT has an historic opportunity to establish this new market as a competitive one, and to ensure the service benefits the greatest number of Americans.
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And like military service, which provides special Armed Forces tuition assistance that makes affording college possible for those who could once only dream of it, AmeriCorps helps its members defray the rising cost of education through special financial aid.
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For those with certain chronic conditions, extra help in affording medications can reduce adverse events and hospitalizations — a big increase in quality of life, as well as a potential benefit to the wider health care system and the economy.
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I am in shock and so happy, but now also feel weird about a phone interview I set up this week — because I've known something has to change and I couldn't continue barely affording bills and paying off debt.
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On the other, are we as a society comfortable letting profit-driven companies take the lead in public health by affording them access to value data sets — and potentially chaining any benefits to the commercial sector for the foreseeable future?
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The project is defined not only by affording De Niro a meaty role that shares certain personality flaws with his character in "Raging Bull" but casts many older actors in smaller parts, among them Cloris Leachman as a comedy matriarch.
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Fears of a shuttered GM factory have been a constant, too, affording Green and his predecessors a respected and influential role in the community, working alongside chamber of commerce honchos like Dignan, and a regular presence on the evening news.
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The Democrat's political team shared details Tuesday, and Brown made an announcement during primetime on Chris Hayes' MSNBC show, affording him an audience of the liberal and progressive voters he will need to impress to stand out in a crowded field.
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Unlike the ephemeral content produced by interaction between users, Snapchat AR content could become a permanent fixture in the world around us, affording Snap with the UGC moat it needs to grow to its full potential without hemorrhaging users to competitors.
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The other salutary effect is that the market heavyweights of the time have been set off in their own corners, affording a place in the sun for those who had once been shouldered aside by the Schnabel-Salle-Fischl juggernaut.
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Our Egyptian hosts also sent us frequent invitations to Foreign Ministry receptions, affording us a chance to practice our kindergarten Arabic and execrable French with low-level envoys from minor nations while sipping fruit juice in a genteelly shabby salon.
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Against this background, it is difficult to see how either the imposition of a control board or the affording of Puerto Rico with Chapter 9 bankruptcy protection would in and of themselves place the island on a higher growth path.
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Investors with equity portfolios that had broad diversification, affording sufficient exposure to these and other indexes that performed well in that decade, would have been able to offset domestic large-cap losses and, depending on their weightings, derive good net returns.
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Zachary Shaner, a smart and talented musician who worries about affording college, reminded me of my high school friend Jeanne, who was a smart and talented debater but lived in a neighborhood so poor it has been razed for urban renewal.
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More than anything, the top concern parents and students now share is affording any college at all and dealing with the debt burden that goes hand-in-hand with a degree, according to The Princeton Review's 2018 College Hopes & Worries survey.
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Most of the seating is outdoors, on the water, affording direct views of boaters passing by, as well as a distinct lack of shelter from the seagulls who seem to enjoy Le Tub's food as much as its patrons do.
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San Francisco and the greater Bay Area have repeatedly been ranked as the most expensive places to live in US. Even for longtime residents, affording life in San Francisco poses daily challenges, especially for minimum wage workers in the service industry.
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And above all, mainstream Jewish groups have a responsibility to their stakeholders to establish clear lines that they will uphold while affording their constituents a wide range of opinions that fall within the realm of legitimate debate and public discourse.
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MbS's corruption crackdown is compromised by the inability of outsiders to see how the crown prince, who does not emanate from the richer side of the Al Saud family, suddenly found himself affording $456 million for a 440-foot yacht.
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But bottle feeding allows a father — or grandparent, friend, day care provider, housemate or any of the others who can care for infants — to share the intimacy and labor, while affording Mom a full night's rest and more flexibility to work.
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Tell your doctor, for example, if you are having trouble affording your medications, Carolyn McClanahan, a Florida-based financial planner and physician, tells CNBC Make It. Some don't pay attention to costs unless you tell them that it's a concern.
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It creates a world in which, just by virtue of zip code and income, some women will have no or severely limited access to abortion — an absurdly arbitrary way of a country affording constitutional rights to some and not others.
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If he does manage to secure their backing, his allies in Israel's 120-seat parliament, or Knesset, would outnumber those of Netanyahu's bloc of right-wing and religious parties, affording Gantz the chance to scrape together a narrow coalition government.
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If this law passes, courts would be required to decide all questions of law without affording any deference to the statutory interpretations of agency experts who have expertise in the subject matter and the technical details of implementing and enforcing statutes.
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"We strongly disagree with the district court's decision to impose a nationwide injunction against the President's policy on a preliminary, emergency basis over the weekend without even affording the government an opportunity to provide a written defense," the statement read.
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Our opposition was not based on thoughtless partisanship or some need to defend President Obama's legacy; like most of America, we don't want to go back to a world in which many Americans are uninsurable or incapable of affording health insurance.
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Those who take this line — and Bannon, Gorka, Miller, Pompeo, and Attorney General Jeff Sessions seem to number among them — tend to think that affording First Amendment protection to Islam threatens the very fabric of liberal, Western, Judeo-Christian civilization.
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My (now larger) wound throbbed as I was wrapped up and sent to the lobby to pay my adorably meager bill, but as I considered the savings that dull ache was affording me, I was glad I could feel it.
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In other words, Obamacare's biggest impact may not have been the creation of anything but new awareness of a very old government program dedicated to the simple idea of getting health care to the people who have the most trouble affording it.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Sparely installed, lushly beautiful, Anri Sala: Answer Me encompasses three floors and part of the lobby of the New Museum, affording this understated artist the breadth his incisive lyricism needs in a city where it's virtually unknown.
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Kimmel has health insurance and said in September that he doesn't have to worry about affording Billy's care but that he's "politicizing his son's health problems" to draw attention to the fact that lots of people do have to worry about it.
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She told The New York Times that while she saved money and planned ahead with her partner, she was still concerned about affording housing in Washington, D.C. "I have three months without a salary before I'm a member of Congress," Ocasio-Cortez said.
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"These women are already going through what can be a difficult experience, and they have the added stress of affording it financially and the added insult of being treated like a second-class citizen," said Grace Cretcher, a lawyer for the plaintiffs.
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In theory, it could be the antithesis of feminism; and yet, somehow paradoxically, it's as if—in that space reserved to entertainment, yet affording huge visibility—Mina and the Kessler Twins and the like had found a direct channel with the public.
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Abortion provider Whole Woman's Health announced on Friday that it would cover the cost of abortions during the month of September for women affected by Hurricane Harvey as they may have missed their appointments or may have a harder time affording care.
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Think of 19th Century French writer George Sand walking through Paris clad in a grey overcoat with matching trousers and waistcoat — as written about brilliantly by Lauren Elkin in Flâneuse — her garb affording her an exhilarating liberation not usually experienced by women.
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The Ballon de Paris is a tethered helium balloon (adults, 12 euros, or about $14) that elevates you 450 feet above the modernist Parc André Citroën, affording a commanding perspective on the city's celebrated boulevards and monuments — including Gustave Eiffel's nearby namesake tower.
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Officials participating in the investigation say that the coffins may be the long-lost Ridgewood Cemetery, a predominantly African American cemetery operated by the city of Tampa between the 1940s and 1950s to bury those without means of affording other burial services.
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By affording more benefits like health coverage, team members are likely to be happier and stay employed with a restaurant for a longer period of time, which is vital as the food service industry is the backbone to thousands of American communities.
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The other seven are members of the Independent Democratic Conference, led by Jeffrey D. Klein, whose partnership with the Republicans has now extended to four years — affording Mr. Klein a central role in Albany's high-level meetings, and enhanced influence for his allies.
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This was a proposal to end the visa lottery, which Trump has repeatedly falsely suggested leads to other countries gaming the system to send the US their worst people, and replace it with affording a group of countries Temporary Protected Status (TPS).
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"The defense that the state of Louisiana provides people charged with capital crimes, Donald Trump would have trouble affording," Hugo Holland, a longtime death penalty prosecutor who is now a chief lobbyist for the state district attorneys' association, said in an interview.
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Sacking Cox began to turn public opinion against Nixon, who, like Mr Trump, viewed the Justice Department as an instrument of his will rather than affording it its customary measure of independence (which has only grown, by virtue of norms and policies, since Watergate).
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The rah-rah atmosphere at campaign events for Senator Bernie Sanders is often punctured, if only momentarily, by a sharp question from a voter asking him to explain his record on gun regulation and his vote affording special legal protection to the gun industry.
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"I thank the Attorney General and the Administration for affording me the opportunity to remain as the U.S. Attorney for the District of Connecticut so that I might complete 20 years of service to the Department of Justice in October," Daly said in a statement.
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"The No. 1 sign that you have enough saved for buying a home is that you can easily put 20 percent down, have 10 percent for closing costs and other move-in expenses and feel comfortable affording the expected monthly mortgage payment," he says.
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For which reason, the Abe government would be well advised to use the space that the market is now affording Japan to beef-up the third arrow of its economic strategy to place the Japanese economy on a higher long-term economic growth path.
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From a strategic standpoint, the move gives Smartfrog a foothold in the States, while potentially affording Canary the ability to spread into the EU. The camera maker offered a pretty impressive product out of the gate, putting it at the forefront of smart home security.
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That includes 13.5% who were uninsured and in fair or poor health — arguably the worst off in the entire system — and another 32.9% percent who have insurance but said they or a family member have had a problem affording care in the last year.
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I wish he and the president would put some of their patriotic fervor into getting water and electricity to Puerto Rico, gaining access to quality health care for all of us, and affording equal respect and protection to Americans of every creed or color.
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The problem of "Amcit" detainees, as the State Department calls them, has bedeviled six presidents and called on a wide array of resources and tactics, from arms deals to claims courts to prisoner swaps, all of them controversial, and none affording a lasting solution.
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Ms. Mukherjee, a native of Calcutta, attended schools in England, Switzerland and India, earned advanced degrees in creative writing in the United States and lived for more than a decade in Canada, affording her a wealth of experience in the modern realities of multiculturalism.
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They may have a tough time affording a max contract for him, given Westbrook's extension, Kanter's monstrous deal, plus cap holds for Steven Adams, Victor Oladipo, and Andre Roberson (all are entering restricted free agency), but there are manageable solutions should the need arise.
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Others see the public interest as embodied in our long-established tradition of affording to those accused of misconduct a presumption of innocence or in cases in which the facts are unclear, they would argue that the question should be resolved in favor of the nominee.
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Powell was there, as was Zucker's wife of three years, Elissa, who is forty and had given birth to their second child two months before, affording Zucker the rare experience of being the father of a newborn and the son of a ninety-nine-year-old.
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The stats will be shocking to those who live comfortably inside an Amazon Prime world: One in three families say they have trouble affording enough diapers to change their babies regularly, and the poorest American families often pay double what the richest do to purchase diapers.
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When it opened its doors for a few days in early November, visitors admired the columned entrance hall and the 17 state-of-the-art exhibition rooms, each in a different colour, with huge windows affording views of the St Nicholas Church and the Havel River.
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The subject also factored into his first novel, "Union Atlantic," but with "Imagine Me Gone" — a book that spans almost half a century, two continents and five WASP-y voices — Haslett has reached another level, affording readers a full and luminous depiction of the mind under siege.
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Let's streamline legislation affording civilians CCW privileges, leave rights of specific local prohibitions to the states, and follow the settled path established by LEOSA so properly trained civilians can obtain the right to carry their legal handguns across state lines without running afoul of the law.
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That is affording a bit of breathing space for Mr. Abadi, a Shiite who became prime minister in 2014 with the backing of American officials who believed he could reunite the country in the face of an onslaught by the Sunni extremists of the Islamic State.
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A profound breakthrough about your deep-rooted habits and second-nature routines comes Friday when the Sun meets Pluto, affording you a stellar capacity to break bad habits and replace them with good habits, which is especially helpful if you're working on your New Year's resolution.
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In his order Monday, US District Judge Jon Tigar said, "The primary reason a nationwide injunction is appropriate is that it is the only means of affording complete relief" -- issuing yet another setback for the Trump administration after its brief victory in the 9th Circuit last month.
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"It is especially concerning," Sotomayor writes in a dissenting opinion, which Ginsburg joined, "that the rule the Government promulgated topples decades of settled asylum practices and affects some of the most vulnerable people in the Western Hemisphere—without affording the public a chance to weigh in."
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Senator Bill Cassidy, Republican of Louisiana, noted that Americans over 60 who earn a little too much to qualify for Medicaid would "have a hard time affording insurance" under the House plan, since insurance premiums would rise far higher than the modest tax credits on offer.
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He said Kaleo has a financial assistance program to cover the co-pay for any patient with commercial insurance who has trouble affording it — a program the company put in place after a patient who was prescribed the Evzio died because she didn't fill her prescription, he said.
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In his YouTube upload description, Kernbauer says he was reminded of comet Shoemaker-Levy 9, which famously broke apart on its loop around our solar system before slamming into Jupiter in July 1994, affording astronomers a rare opportunity to observe exactly what happens during high-speed space collisions.
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U.S. LNG is attractive for another reason: The American natural gas market is highly transparent, affording buyers greater clarity on costs than they have in other regions, said Rick Smead, a managing director at advisory firm RBN Energy who has advised Qatar on energy policy in the past.
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In the second game of the best-of-five grand finals, Astralis had just lost a close round to FaZe Clan on Overpass and came into the next round with a weak economy, affording them little more than pistols to defend against FaZe Clan's submachine guns and rifles.
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The bottom line: If we want a measure that captures how people perceive the system when the number of uninsured is down and overall health spending has moderated, we need better ways of counting up the much larger share of the population who are having problems affording care.
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The trend has drawn enough concern that the North Jersey Super Football Conference, a 115-team megaleague formed in 2016, is discussing creating a developmental division for schools struggling to field a team, affording them a less competitive schedule as they rebuild, according to Hansen, a conference vice president.
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"Affording those who have been held accountable for their crimes an opportunity to become contributing members of society is a critical element of criminal justice that can reduce our crime rates and prison populations, decrease burdens to the American taxpayer, and make America safer," Trump said in his proclamation.
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Embracing cryptocurrency, some clubs believe, may attract younger patrons by reducing the need for them to secure and carry around blocks of cash to tip dancers, and by affording them more privacy about their club-going habits or than the paper trail left behind when using a card.
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" In 2017, he joined a bipartisan group of senators to write a bill to end the indefinite detention of Americans, writing, "the federal government should not be allowed to indefinitely imprison any American on the mere accusation of treason without affording them the due process guaranteed by our Constitution.
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Some prisoners have reported purposely breaking prison rules to bump up their security level — this, in turn, requires all visitors of that person to be "non-contact," affording them and their partner the privacy of a glass partitioned phone booth where couples can perform for each other and masturbate.
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And while affording the monthly maintenance fees alone on one of these inner-city manses would be harder than getting an invite to one of Blair's infamous "Kiss on the Lips" parties, we take comfort in knowing we can still spend our afternoon getting lost in all the posh prewar possibilities.
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But the fact that this population struggles with affording necessities could also be used to argue for the kind of increased cash assistance that Edin and Shaefer have backed, particularly a child allowance that would offer cash support on top of the restricted food budget that food stamps provide people.
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With the country currently floundering with one of the lowest birthrates in the world, thanks in part to increasing costs coupled with stagnant wages, an equation which means few young couples can even dream of affording a third mouth to feed, this seems like little more than the proverbial pipe dream.
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The consideration of who someone voted for in the past, or who they might be inferred to vote for in the future, would become illegal to consider; affording a Republican in Maryland, or a Democrat in Michigan, the same rights to protection we once demanded for a black woman in Mississippi.
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The VPN app that Facebook has been using as a data-harvesting vehicle (since we reported on the story it's closed down the iOS version of the app) requires participants give root access to their device — potentially affording the company a very high resolution view of their digital activity indeed.
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In recent years, increased attention to the connection between these restrictions, which make it difficult to lead a stable life, and recidivism has spurred lawmakers in states across the country to pass legislation affording those with a conviction or an arrest a clean slate, according to a Vera Institute report.
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Ms. Cornwell's solution — which was completely legal — reflects how a growing number of Americans are incorporating strategies for affording health insurance into financial planning, adapting money and salaries to yield better choices — much as people place money into 401(k) plans to save for retirement while reducing their taxable income.
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"I think we should all be very concerned that a state is willing to exact the ultimate punishment of death without affording an inmate every fair opportunity to prove his innocence," said Ms. Han, a partner with the New York firm Sullivan & Cromwell, which is representing Mr. Arthur pro bono.
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"For people with chronic conditions such as diabetes, high blood pressure, or heart disease who have difficulty affording their ongoing care, I recommend they speak to their doctor and pharmacist about ways to save costs, including reduced fees for office visits or switching to less expensive generic medications," Ayanian said.
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These hard-working individuals care about their land, and want to do the right thing, but often hit roadblocks – such as technical expertise, cost or access to markets – that keep them from affording the ability to plant and manage their trees for wood products, carbon and a range of other benefits.
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"While the new law meets the minimal NCAA requirements, the board remains concerned that some may perceive North Carolina's moratorium against affording opportunities for communities to extend basic civil rights as a signal that discriminatory behavior is permitted and acceptable, which is inconsistent with the NCAA Bylaws," the board's statement said.
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Wakanda becoming an integral part of one of Western culture's longest-running mainstream narratives – the Marvel Cinematic Universe – is a small step towards undoing the contemporary effects of that destruction, whether by way of creating a new narrative of blackness on a global stage, or simply by affording black artists more opportunities.
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But affording the killer this much sway over his own story, especially after all this time, feels like a cheap gambit that affirms his own inflated ego after the fact — as if years of cultural fixation, numerous film adaptations of his life, and countless biographies and profiles of him haven't done that enough.
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Mara McDowell* is a 29-year old single mother in Columbus, OH. Though her child's $400 monthly daycare costs are still less than half of her $1,100 rent, McDowell said that affording both of these expenditures on her $52,000 yearly salary is a struggle — especially since she does not receive child support.
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That means affording basic and equal rights to a person with psychosocial disabilities or mental health conditions, according to HRW "The thought that someone has been living in their own excrement and urine for 15 years in a locked room, isolated and not given any care whatsoever is just horrifying," Sharma said.
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But the 29-year-old's social-media savvy and ability to connect with everyday voters — she recently shared that she was having difficulty affording an apartment in pricey D.C. — may offer a new road map for how young lawmakers who don't want to wait their turn could have outsize influence in Washington.
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In a statement, Trump's deputy communications director, Jessica Ditto, said the GOP nominee is listening to families who are having a hard time affording quality child care and criticized Democratic presidential nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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Rand PaulRandal (Rand) Howard PaulGraham promises ObamaCare repeal if Trump, Republicans win in 2020 Conservatives buck Trump over worries of 'socialist' drug pricing Rand Paul to 'limit' August activities due to health MORE (R-Ky.) has already come out against the legislation, affording Republicans just one more defection against a unified Democratic minority.
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It also helped that Mr. Sanders — 22016 at the time, with unruly white hair and an old-school Brooklyn accent — was both decidedly uncool and new to presidential politics, affording his campaign a paradoxical edge that inspired millions of young supporters to "feel the bern" and vote for him over Hillary Clinton.
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In recent surveys conducted by the Kaiser Family Foundation, over 20% of Americans have difficulty affording their prescribed medications, 24% say they or a family member has not filled a prescription, cut pills in half or skipped doses due to high costs, and 80% say the cost of prescription drugs is unreasonable.
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Even more so than the Welsh player, Ronaldo&aposs future is likely to be determined by the very small number of clubs capable of affording his demands — supposing he actually wants to leave Madrid — and the 33-year-old has never indicated any desire to take a pay cut for the sake of pastures new.
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The lofty rhetoric, which harkened back to his less divisive predecessors, fell flat with anyone who's had a hard-working family member deported, faces the prospect of losing affording health care, or has watched the president appoint individuals with uncompromising anti-immigrant and xenophobic views to key policy positions that will impact our daily lives.
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A little over 24 hours after we put it in place, Gurbir Grewal, the attorney general of New Jersey, voided it as an overreach of municipal prosecutorial authority, though we believe that the policy was supported by laws and legal precedent affording municipal prosecutors the discretion to downgrade or dismiss complaints for good cause.
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I started feeling angry as I got off the plane and was driving in the middle of the night and going to this elderly couple's house in England because they were affording us shelter in a time of need, where we couldn't get it in our own country, in our own beds, at home.
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Colorado-based Helix TCS Inc on Tuesday told the 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals that a three-judge panel's September ruling will give "criminals a personal property right to the proceeds of their illicit conduct" by affording them the protections of the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA), and moved for en banc review.
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For example, since minority Americans are less likely to have flexible work hours or own cars, they might have a harder time affording a voter ID or getting to the right place (typically a DMV or BMV office) to obtain a voter ID. They might rely more on early voting opportunities to cast a ballot.
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She has since continued to turn heads in Washington, D.C. with her proposal to introduce a marginal tax rate as high as 70 percent on income above $10 million, her comments about affording an apartment in the capital, and her new spot on the House Financial Services Committee, which oversees Wall Street and the financial industry.
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Affording to the official narrative of events, the FBI's Trump-Russia inquiry began when an intoxicated George Papadopoulos told Australia's ambassador to the UK that he'd been approached by a mysterious professor who claimed to be acting on behalf of the Russian government and would be able to provide the Trump campaign with "dirt" on Hillary Clinton.
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House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi ripped into GOP's Obamacare replacement vote at her presser on Thursday, calling it a "moral monstrosity that will devastate Seniors and hard-working Americans," adding: Pelosi rounded out her argument by warning Trump about how the red states that voted for him will experience hardship in affording healthcare under this bill.
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No doubt this approach has accounted for his continuing appeal among young voters (and aging hippies), whose idealism and thin grasp of history allows them to remain blithely unaware of the Mount Everest of dead bodies amassed by socialist philosophies — affording old Leftists like Sanders and like-minded intellectuals to tip-toe gingerly around the corpses.
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"Even if the shutdown is resolved in time for the government to provide full March SNAP benefits on time, the much longer than usual gap between benefit receipt for February and March will cause some households whose budgets already are extremely tight to face heightened difficulties affording food, as they await their March benefits," the report said.
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In deference to the social obligations of teenagehood, she allowed Paloma to have the larger of the two sleeping areas, in a loft overlooking the main living space, which includes a good-sized front room where she can entertain friends and a teensy back bedroom with a window affording a glimpse of the Empire State Building.
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After years of being on their own when it came to "shopping" for and affording quality health care, the ACA meant Main Street business owners and their employees could finally reap some of the benefits of being part of a larger insurance pool like their corporate competitors, including being less vulnerable to wildly increasing costs each year.
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"We are concerned that despite your administration's hard work to create meaningful economic opportunities for everyday Bostonians — including building thousands of units of new affording housing — the introduced ordinance would in one fell swoop prevent thousands of Bostonians, particularly renters, who depend on home sharing to make ends meet from doing so," wrote Williams Burns, Airbnb's Massachusetts public policy director.
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The country can play a crucial role by affording him a safe haven and by participating in the transitional arrangements that would ensure a democratic transition: freeing all political prisoners and allowing all opposition leaders to run for office in free, fair and internationally supervised elections, re-establishing freedom of the press and association, gradually and peacefully reducing its footprint in Venezuela.
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Importantly, our research tells us that voters don't want a plan that moves us back to the center — as some have recently suggested — but rather offers bold new progressive ideas that are real life challenges: paying for prescription drugs, making a college tuition payment, affording good child care and earning a decent living from a job with good wages and benefits.
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Jim HimesJames (Jim) Andres HimesRising star Ratcliffe faces battle to become Trump's intel chief Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Live coverage: Mueller testifies before Congress MORE (D-Conn.) said Republicans created "lasting damage" for other congressional committees by failing to hold witnesses who declined to answer certain questions accountable, affording them "historically broad and unprecedented exemptions" in their questioning.
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From its starting point — treating commercial speech as inherently misleading and potentially harmful, and thus subject to regulation — the court has faced the cultural equivalent of a magnetic pole inversion; as commercial speech came to resemble political speech and vice versa, the choice became affording First Amendment protection to commercial speech or allowing a greater degree of regulation of political speech.
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If they—along with Milo Yiannopoulos, whose political justifications for his actions can best be summarized by the teen boy lament "don't ever tell me what to do"—can't provide evidence, in the form of coherent argumentation, that they give two shits about civic discourse, or deliberative democracy, separate from any attention-seeking behaviors, then people need to stop affording them that all-important trump card.
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The plan largely marshals under one roof tech-related proposals Yang has previously floated, including affording property rights to Americans' personal data; imposing a tax on digital ads to help fund the universal basic income program at the heart of Yang's campaign; and launching a Cabinet-level "Department of the Attention Economy" to provide guidelines and possibly regulations for responsible design of consumer hardware and software.
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Since minority Americans are less likely to have flexible work hours or own cars, they might have a harder time affording a voter ID or getting to the right place (typically a DMV or BMV office) to obtain a voter ID. For the same reasons, they may rely more on early voting opportunities to cast a ballot, or require a voting place they can walk to or reach by public transit.
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By contrast, social media platforms tout their ability to target portions of the electorate with direct, ephemeral advertisements—often on the basis of private information the platform has on individual users, facilitating political advertisements that are contradictory, racially or socially inflammatory, or materially false, without the same constraints as more traditional communications mediums, and without affording opposing candidates an equal opportunity to respond directly in front of the same targeted audience.
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Michael BurgessMichael Clifton BurgessHouse approves bill raising minimum wage to per hour The 27 Republicans who voted with Democrats to block Trump from taking military action against Iran GOP rep: Children are free to leave migrant camps at 'any time' MORE (R-Texas) says Americans will have no trouble affording both a new iPhone and their health insurance, downplaying criticism of a fellow Republican's statement a day earlier.
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For example, since minority Americans are less likely to have flexible work hours or own cars, they might have a harder time affording a voter ID or getting to the right place (typically a DMV or BMV office) to obtain a voter ID, rely more on early voting opportunities to cast a ballot, or require a nearby voting place instead of one that's a drive, instead of a walk, away from home or work.
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"By contrast, social media platforms tout their ability to target portions of the electorate with direct, ephemeral advertisements—often on the basis of private information the platform has on individual users, facilitating political advertisements that are contradictory, racially or socially inflammatory, or materially false, without the same constraints as more traditional communications mediums, and without affording opposing candidates an equal opportunity to respond directly in front of the same targeted audience," Warner wrote.
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Among the people who knew about the Medicaid health savings accounts but who weren't making payments: Among the uninsured in Indiana who were not enrolled in the Medicaid expansion program: "Taking into account the substantial confusion about Indiana's program and its cost-sharing requirements, it is perhaps not surprising that difficulties affording care were higher in Indiana than in Ohio, which implemented a traditional Medicaid expansion with minimal cost sharing," the authors wrote.
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For example, since minority Americans are less likely to have flexible work hours or own cars, they might have a harder time affording a voter ID or getting to the right place (typically a DMV or BMV office) to obtain a voter ID, rely more on early voting opportunities to cast a ballot, or require a nearby voting place instead of one that's a drive, as opposed to a walk, away from home or work.
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For example, since minority Americans are less likely to have flexible work hours or own cars, they might have a harder time affording a voter ID or getting to the right place (typically a DMV or BMV office) to obtain a voter ID. And they may rely more on early voting opportunities to cast a ballot, or require a nearby voting place instead of one that's a drive, as opposed to a walk, away from home or work.
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"Even though the Dossier included many harmful allegations about Plaintiffs and Alfa, and even though Buzzfeed expressly acknowledged the unverified and potentially unverifiable nature of the Dossier's allegations, Buzzfeed published the unredacted Dossier and the Article anyway — without first affording the Plaintiffs an opportunity to address the unverified allegations made against them and against Alfa in the Dossier," wrote Alan Lewis and John Walsh, lawyers from the law firm Carter Ledyard and Milburn, who are representing the bank owners.
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If a Trump Administration succeeds in dismantling the Affordable Care Act, or simply in eliminating the mandate that health plans include contraception coverage, many more women will lose access to health care and, especially, to more expensive, but also more effective, long-acting contraceptive methods, such as the I.U.D. Tom Price, Trump's pick for Health and Human Services Secretary, is an opponent of the A.C.A. who apparently doubts that any woman in America would have trouble affording birth control.
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Word of the Day noun: a document granting an inventor sole rights to an invention noun: an official document granting a right or privilege verb: obtain a patent for verb: grant rights to; grant a patent for verb: make open to sight or notice adjective: (of a bodily tube or passageway) open; affording free passage adjective: clearly revealed to the mind or the senses or judgment _________ The word patent has appeared in 333 New York Times articles in the past year, including on Dec.
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Leaning on the precedents of the 85033 and 1998 Nixon and Clinton impeachment proceedings, in which Congress adopted resolutions formally authorizing those proceedings, Republicans were charging Democrats with acting contrary to established procedures giving the full House sign-off on an impeachment investigation in order to expose President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump congratulates Washington Nationals on World Series win Trump hints that dog injured in al-Baghdadi raid will visit White House Vindman says White House lawyer moved Ukraine call to classified server: report MORE's alleged transgressions without affording the president ample opportunity to defend himself.
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