Unfortunately, early buyers will be left without any inexpensive primes.
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Amazon Fire tablets will also seemingly be left without Disney+.
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"This won't be left without a response," he said on Twitter.
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The elderly and vulnerable could be left without support, she said.
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"I thought we would be left without a Christmas campaign," he said.
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They must ensure that we will not be left without a safety net.
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Rick Scott has warned that millions of Floridians could be left without power.
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Anyone willing to part with their merchandise won't be left without anything in return.
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"We warned that such actions will not be left without consequences," the statement said.
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"People won't be left without a means of receiving their federal benefits," Santaniello said.
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Occasionally, the generator the cabin ran on would die and they'd be left without electricity.
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If states can't make up the difference, people could be left without coverage or care.
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"I simply couldn't give the original book away and be left without a copy myself."
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In some places in the country, patients will be left without any health-care option.
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Anthem said it will pull back in Kentucky, but no county will be left without options.
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Unless you can get good life insurance at your next job, you might be left without.
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Two more Iranian ships in Brazil could also be left without enough fuel to sail home.
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"No one should be left without a roof over their head," said James Brokenshire in a statement.
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I just feel like you could be left without anything if there's a problem with the Juicero.
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Also, if you're flying, you won't be left without the identification you need to get back home.
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That raises the risk that the United Kingdom could be left without an agreement to protect trade.
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Some staff could be paid more than 1 percent while others could be left without a raise.
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That report found that 23 million people would be left without insurance and quality of care would decline.
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Business groups have expressed concern that companies will be left without easy access to the workers they need.
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Because there is a small disparity in gender numbers, some of the men will be left without roses.
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And businesses across the economy are complaining that without immigration they will be left without a work force.
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In total, the estimated number of people that could be left without electricity is upward of 2 million.
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The move has raised questions about whether people with pre-existing conditions will be left without individual insurance.
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If the uncertainty persists until then, it is likely that many more counties will be left without any insurers.
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That leaves NASA and Russia in a sticky situation: the station could be left without any people on board.
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In this scenario, America would functionally be left without a president for as long as Trump remained in office.
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If we back down from ObamaCare, the poor, the sick, and the unlucky among us will be left without.
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That is beginning to weigh on Coons, that he may soon be left without any partners across the aisle.
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How many autistic kids & kids with other issues will be left without health insurance under any Trump/Ryan care bill?
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For some things, you can send it out for repair — but how long will you be left without a phone?
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The government says it is open to changes but that, without any reform, farmers will be left without a pension.
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Without Medica, 100,000 people in Nebraska and 50,000 people in Iowa could be left without an Obamacare carrier next year.
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However, a vast majority of the seniors that could be left without healthcare bear no responsibility for the debt crisis.
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"We know how tough it can be to be left without accommodations," they added, "and we wanted to help Annaliese."
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Millions of previously insured people will be left without healthcare, or at the very least, have concerns about their coverage.
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Children should not be left without the help of the adults as they gain these, sadly, all too necessary skills.
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Previous estimates by the department have put the number who will most likely be left without other protections around 200,000.
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"If any large states receive a waiver, many chronically ill individuals could be left without access to insurance," Pearson said. Rep.
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"No one is going to be left without seeds to plant again and recover losses," said Salvadoran Agriculture Minister Orestes Ortez.
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"Any threats to take 'sanctions' against Russia will not be left without a response," the foreign ministry said in a statement.
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The rest of us will be left without recourse when our public lands are despoiled by short-sighted, industry-driven plans.
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Millions more near-poor people in their 50s and early 60s will likewise be left without a policy they can afford.
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With these rules all-but killed, the FCC will now be left without any firm regulations for internet providers on the books.
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"Any threats to take 'sanctions' against Russia will not be left without a response," the Russian foreign ministry said in a statement.
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The Congressional Budget Office analysis of the original legislation found that 24 million more people could be left without coverage by 2026.
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"If this happens, many organizations will be left without any practical solution to legitimize the international transfer of personal data," it added.
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The garment industry could be faced with a big labor problem in communities where millions of people could be left without work.
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Some 1.5 million people may now be left without electricity for months, including some of that American territory's 12,000-odd prison inmates.
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That means out of the population of 327 million in the country, roughly 10 million would be left without any health insurance.
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Some 9 million children will be left without health insurance unless Congress votes to renew funding for the Children's Health Insurance Program.
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He and other Republicans will want a bill that definitively ensures people who pre-existing conditions will not be left without coverage.
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Democrats assailed the latest proposal, saying it did nothing to help those who would be left without coverage under the repeal bill.
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But even once those roll out, much of the world will be left without a voice assistant platform that speaks its language.
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"We warned that such actions will not be left without consequences," said Anatoly Antonov, the ambassador to the United States, in a statement.
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"We warned that such actions will not be left without consequences," Anatoly Antonov, the ambassador to the United States, said in a statement.
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Even free events cost the train fare, and I was always afraid to spend, lest I be left without food until my next check.
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But longtime customers like Ms. Simon, the photographer, will be left without the help that they counted on from Lee's employees like Hector Alburez.
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A deployment would also raise questions about whether FEMA might be left without a backup plan in the event of another major natural disaster.
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Without substantive and timely multiemployer plan reform, businesses will go broke, workers will be left without benefits, and taxpayers may face a hefty bill.
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If insurers continue to leave the exchanges and they are allowed to fail, Americans who rely on them will be left without insurance altogether.
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But it is unfathomable that the world's largest economy might allow kids to be left without care, homes and food while its lawmakers squabble.
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If Trump does indeed defund Planned Parenthood, I would be left without affordable healthcare for routine STI testing, contraceptives, and other sexual health services.
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Puerto Rico residents could be left without power for four to six months after Hurricane Irma grazes the island, according to The Miami Herald.
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After 22013 months, the United States would be left without any military or counterterrorism capacity in Afghanistan, effectively subcontracting America's security to the Taliban.
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If no action is taken, these businesses will not survive and many artists and art workers will be left without a system of support.
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Irma slammed into Puerto Rico Thursday morning, and local officials say certain areas could be left without power for as long as six months.
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The for-profit generals will gain little from transitional justice: They will be left without status and profits even if their transgressions are forgiven.
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One particularly fired-up woman demanded McConnell answer how he was going to help lower-income coal workers who would be left without insurance.
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North Carolina utilities estimated that as many as 2.5 million state residents could be left without power, the state's Department of Public Safety said.
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Critics said hundreds of asylum seekers held at an Australian offshore detention center on Nauru could now be left without the right to appeal.
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"Or CBO will come back and say the market will be destroyed and 2628 million people will be left without insurance," said one staffer.
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If the law is upheld, countless women across the country will be left without the care and life-enriching support they need and desire.
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The iPhone experience is apparently "in beta," which is a sign that users might run into bugs or be left without some of Fi's features.
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If Water Tunnel 2, built in 1935, were to fail, all of Queens and Brooklyn would be left without water for at least three months.
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If repealed, millions of people would be left without insurance, making it even more difficult to pay for procedures like the one Faville went through.
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Facebook's partnership with ABC means that its live stream will be interspersed with news coverage, so viewers won't ever be left without something to watch.
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But Trump's instincts were right when he pointed to the millions that will be left without insurance if the Affordable Care Act (ACA) is repealed.
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Worse, after 14 months, the United States will be left without any military or counterterrorism capacity in Afghanistan, effectively subcontracting America's security to the Taliban.
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That level of flexibility isn't necessarily available for every worker, and millions of people could be left without a job once the pandemic is contained.
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No verificationInstagram will not verify birthdates because teens often cannot prove their age, and it will still be left without birthdays of some existing users.
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So while Americans might choose a wealthy or well-funded centrist presidential candidate, that new president would almost certainly be left without allies in Congress.
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But the regime will then be left without its raison d'être, as the protector of faith, defender of Muslims and the only truly Islamic state.
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"If any large states receive a waiver, many chronically ill individuals could be left without access to insurance," said Caroline Pearson, senior vice president at Avalere.
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NO VERIFICATION Instagram will not verify birthdates because teens often cannot prove their age, and it will still be left without birthdays of some existing users.
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A Bloomberg presidency would be a victory for moderates of every stripe, and extremists on both sides would be left without a voice, as they should be.
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Thus, Kushner, Wilbur Ross and President Trump would be left without any academic support for their policies, something that they very likely do not wish to occur.
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But if her plan doesn't involve the federal government in solving the infrastructure problem, some families will still be left without any good childcare options at all.
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Not only did he tell me I would have to stay behind again, I'd be left without my beloved sister, who was like a mother to me.
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America's top labor law enforcer signaled last week that many unions, including media unions, may be left without recourse if their employer engages in illegal union-busting.
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So if the Supreme Court rules in favor of the employers in Zarda, Bostock, and Harris Funeral Homes, millions of LGBTQ workers will be left without legal protections.
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If the measure goes down in flames, leadership will be left without a clear legislative fix to prevent immigrant families from being separated at the U.S.-Mexico border.
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Lawmakers have also offered proposals to address the possibility that consumers in some counties will be left without any insurers offering coverage in their Affordable Care Act marketplace.
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Unless they do, the public will be left without answers to important questions that they have a right to know, and that would be bad for our democracy.
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With some U.S. trade agreements in doubt, del Solar said Argentina will be on the outlook for new export markets that could be left without U.S. farm products.
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This will only get worse once my father passes away, as my brother and I will be left without a buffer when the requests for cash come in.
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About half of U.S. counties will have only one Obamacare insurer next year, although it appears that no counties will be left without a carrier as was initially feared.
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If about 5% of current enrollees needed coverage through the high-risk pools, more than 800,000 people with high-cost health conditions would be left without affordable health coverage.
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Experts say more than 303 million people there could be left without access to water in five years if the country doesn't find a solution to severe water shortages.
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The big loser would be Goldcorp, only just enjoying a share rally on the prospect of a tie-up with Newmont, which could be left without any potential buyers.
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If the most recent proposal to repeal the section 1557 protections from the Affordable Care Act is finalized, trans patients living in those states will be left without any relief.
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But with Kasich pulling out of Indiana, these "Daniels Republicans" -- staunch on fiscal issues and lukewarm on social hot-buttons -- appear to be left without a home heading into Tuesday.
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With the city sinking, and an aging network of pipes that urgently needs to be replaced, many fear that millions of people could be left without water at any time.
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After a day of e-mailing, streaming music, downloading podcasts, watching cat videos and snapping selfies, a device can easily be left without enough charge to make an emergency call.
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She has a strict cancellation policy, because she doesn't want someone to be able to cancel at the last minute and be left without a chance to find another guest.
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The CBO's initial score of the GOP's healthcare bill found that 2202 million more people would be left without health insurance over the next decade compared to under present law.
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For a while, it looked like the area would be left without an insurance company in the Obamacare exchanges, but BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee will return to the exchanges in 2018.
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"Serious reports of suspected chemical weapon attacks should not be left without investigation," Lama Fakih, Deputy Director for the Middle East and North Africa, Human Rights Watch said in a statement.
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" Dmitri S. Peskov, Mr. Putin's press secretary, said of the rule that "any encroachment on the freedom of Russian media abroad is not and won't be left without a strong condemnation.
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The move gives lawmakers more time to finalize plans for next year's spending, and avoids potentially angering voters who could be left without services from federal agencies weeks before the Nov.
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So after all the bare Obamacare counties were filled in recent weeks, new ones could pop up and thousands of people could be left without options if there is an insurer exodus.
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"This program is far too large with the potential for far too much fraud to simply be left without coordinated and sustained oversight by both the Department and the IRS," Hatch said.
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Republicans say the Affordable Care Act, the law that created Obamacare, drives up costs for consumers, while Democrats warn that millions of Americans will be left without healthcare if it is dismantled.
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In a worst-case scenario, direct care workers could be left without access to the health care they need, leaving older Americans and people with disabilities without the daily support they need.
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" Add to that a superb Narnia joke, and a strong note on the not-Alabama communities that will actually be left without power, and Colbert just wants Trump to "let it go.
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The rest will be left without agents, creating a caste division among the college ranks between elite players with professional representation and a vast majority who are forced to fend for themselves.
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"If we don't move past the polarizing debates that have blocked progress, people will continue to be left without any protection under the law," Microsoft President Brad Smith said in a statement.
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Existing clients with a sufficient level of assets could be forced into advisory accounts, he said, while those who don't meet those minimums may be left without access to professional financial advice.
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Given those gaps, a young person (or anyone) without familial ties, which is very common in the LGBTQ community, might be left without coverage granted by state-sanctified marriage, family, or employment.
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But the country may be left without key sources of revenue if Mahathir keeps his pledge to remove the goods and services tax and toll fees, bring back fuel subsidies, raise minimum wages.
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But in the meantime, hundreds of people could still be left without drugs while the medicines are bought and distributed, and also face considerable health impacts as a result of interrupting their treatment.
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Unfortunately, Milton sees what's going to happen almost as soon as we do: that "the ratio of people to cake is too big" and guess who's going to be left without a slice?
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Why it matters: If the Mercers abandon Bannon he'll be left without the main funders of his political activities, harming his ability to take on the GOP establishment in this year's midterm elections.
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They fear that the federal government will soon allow states to choose whether or not abortions can legally be offered and many residents will be left without any recourse to abort a pregnancy.
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But as it stretches on, it stands to threaten the health and welfare of poor moms and children who could be left without food, housing, and childcare if the government doesn't act soon.
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Yet without stepped-up action, 20103 million people will still be left without access to electric power in 22010 - nine out of 23 of them living in sub-Saharan Africa, the report warned.
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"If no action is taken, these businesses will not survive and many artists and art workers will be left without a system of support," explains the petition spearheaded by New Dealers Alliance (NADA).
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The public war of words at Interlagos had raised fears that Red Bull-owned Toro Rosso could be left without engines for Formula One's season-ending Abu Dhabi Grand Prix later this month.
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The insurance commissioner of Washington state blamed the Trump administration Thursday for the planned departure of two insurers from the state, where two counties will be left without options for Obamacare plans next year.
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It's a good idea to carry an external battery too as you won't have plugs for most of the trek, and you won't want to be left without any mobile signal on a mountain.
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The "Deal of the Century" was heavily weighted to Israeli interests, allowing it to annex so much land in the West Bank that the Palestinians would be left without anything like a viable state.
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If Microsoft gets its way, a television station or translator will likely be left without a landing slot on the TV dial and forced off the air forever in many markets throughout the country.
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In this always hopeful New Year, no community should have to live with the fear that its health center will close, or that its people will be left without vital access to health care.
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With neighbouring Malaysia also considering pulling out of the championship after 2018 because of declining ticket sales and TV viewership, the region could be left without a race for the first time since 1998.
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A Washington Post report detailed how sellers who don't pay into this system could be left without access to immediate help when relying on Amazon's automated customer-service channels to deal with issues like fraud.
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The Republican plan will likely go through plenty of revisions before it reaches President Trump's desk— especially because Republicans did not give a cost estimate or project how many Americans would be left without insurance.
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The new version was crafted to satisfy the Republican Party's various elements, including moderates worried about Americans who would be left without medical coverage and hard-line conservatives who demand less government regulation of health insurance.
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Not to be left without a winner, each team elected a representative to battle it out in a best-of-three tournament of rock-paper-scissors, with the winner taking home the victory for their team.
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Isaretovic is among thousands of nurses and physicians from across the Balkans seeking work in Western Europe, causing alarm among health officials that the countries may be left without trained medical staff in the near future.
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And refiners in the eastern part of the U.S. Midwest, still reeling from the unplanned Keystone pipeline outage last month, will be left without Canadian supply, said Dominic Haywood, an analyst at Energy Aspects in London.
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On Monday, even before NATO's plan was approved, Russia's envoy to NATO, Alexander Grushko, warned that a buildup of alliance forces along the Russian border "can't be left without a military-technical answer," The AP reported.
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But even if H.R. 6201, the Families First Coronavirus Response Act, is enacted, millions of working people will still be left without a way to take time off from work and continue to make a living.
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If our leaders don't develop holistic plans to meet this need, now and in the future, our nation's most vulnerable children will be left without a place to get a good meal during times of crisis.
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"Buying more than you need means that others may be left without and it is making life more difficult for those front line workers, such as our doctors and nurses and NHS support staff," Eustice said.
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While the economy grew an annualised 1.3% in the second quarter, some analysts have warned it could be left without growth drivers as the rollout of a sales tax hike this month may hurt domestic demand.
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More than 183,000 Salvadorans are covered by the program, according to US Citizenship and Immigration Services, but some experts estimate roughly 200,000 of them could be left without the protected status, based on previous department estimates.
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Coastal flooding may occur before the hurricane makes landfall And after the storm hits, as many as 2.5 million people could be left without power, according to a forecast model developed by the University of Michigan.
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A complete Rauner veto of the package would mean schools would be left without adequate state funding in August when schools are set to open for the fall, a gambit Cullerton predicted the governor could not risk.
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Dent, in an interview on MSNBC's "Morning Joe" on Thursday, said he worried that people with pre-existing health conditions might be left without insurance because of the changes, something supporters of the bill have fiercely denied.
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In recent weeks, insurers in many states have grown skittish about offering ObamaCare plans in 2018, raising the possibility that large swaths of the country will be left without a coverage option on their exchanges next year.
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So while you won't be left without plenty of content to watch, the lack of Netflix is sure to put a lot of consumers off using the Stream TV, even if they do get one for free.
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It pointed out how alarming it was that the Bronx was getting more and more cellphone stores and chain restaurants but would be left without a place to buy novels or training manuals or SAT preparation guides.
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EasyJet could be left without the rights to operate inner-European flights, which analysts estimate account for around one third of its business, should Britain leave the EU without negotiating access to the common EU aviation area.
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Either way, Williamsburg will be left without, gasp, an obvious, super-convenient transit path into Manhattan (much like the rest of the city!) for a significant chunk of time, a prospect to which people reacted totally reasonably.
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When the Edes donated their home and its collection to Cambridge University, their caveat was that it be left without labels or plaques; visitors view artworks as equals to the domestic collage of furniture, flowers and ornamental objects.
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Lawyers for the Bodo community said that was unacceptable, because the clean-up could go wrong for any number of reasons and that under Shell's proposal the villagers would be left without the recourse of going back to court.
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" The Iranian leader tweeted: "... this man who sits at the head of the White House - although, he seems to be a very unstable man - he must realize that these extreme and psychotic episodes won't be left without a response.
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But with Mr. Trump in the White House and feckless Republicans leading Congress, it's possible that none of this will get done, health care costs will be driven up and millions of children will be left without health insurance.
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First and foremost, travel distances are far greater than in European domestic leagues, which increases the risk that large areas of the country full of free-spending fans could be left without a top-division club under a P&R scheme.
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MEXICO CITY (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Thousands of Mexicans living with HIV or at risk of infection could be left without life-saving services after the government changed the way it funds treatment, according to public health experts and LGBT+ rights advocates.
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The company's global reputation will suffer from this incident, no matter how quickly it's resolved, as both consumer and commercial customers will be wary about buying into a company that might at any point be left without an OS upgrade plan.
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A majority of NEA funding is granted to small and middle-sized organizations, like City Lore, 40% of which are in high poverty areas, suggesting that many of the communities it supports might otherwise be left without access to art.
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Thousands of Iowans will be left without a healthcare provider, and the situation in the Midwest should serve as a warning of what will happen nationwide if either of the current healthcare bills in the House and Senate become law.
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When women didn't have access to income they held more socially conservative views in part because they wanted to protect the sanctity of their marriages and shore up against the possibility of divorce lest they be left without a breadwinner.
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The empty spots on Obamacare's map have been filled in in recent weeks, but if insurers decide to leave the market, either now or later, thousands of Americans could be left without plan options as a result of Trump's action.
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Feeding China's colossal appetite for wood has brought jobs and cash to the region, but has also helped to make Russia the global leader in forest depletion, fueling fears that Siberian logging towns will eventually be left without a livelihood.
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Similarly, in aid projects built using foreign expertise and parts, once the engineers leave and the system breaks, the community can be left without not only the new system, but also the old one they abandoned in place of the new system.
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He said that as he developed his campaign's health care plan, which would funnel more people into government-funded and subsidized plans, poorer women would be left without health insurance that covered abortions -- making it untenable to keep the federal ban in place.
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Neighboring Malaysia will not host a Grand Prix after 2018 because of declining ticket sales and TV viewing figures, the country's Tourism and Culture Minister said on Monday, and the region could be left without a race for the first time since 210.3.
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More news Wednesday and Thursday underscored the stakes and should remind lawmakers that tens of thousands of Americans could be left without health insurance options if they don't act and the Trump administration continues to lean toward sabotaging rather than implementing Obamacare.
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The group says its calculations likely understate the number of people who would be left without insurance in the program's first seven years, though it acknowledges the prediction is difficult since it is unclear how each state would use the block grant funding.
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UPS, for example, has a strict policy: If a package a sender has authorized to be left without a signature is delivered successfully, the company says it is not responsible for reimbursement to the shipper or recipient if a theft occurs afterward.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Two more Iranian bulk carriers that came to Brazil carrying urea and were expected to return home with corn could be left without enough fuel, as Brazilian state oil firm Petrobras refuses to provide them with bunker fuel due to U.S. sanctions.
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LONDON, May 6 (Reuters) - Banking trade body the BBA said on Friday it had a launched an independent review of industry protocol aimed at minimising the impact of bank branch closures on customers, amid concerns whole communities could be left without access to a bank.
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"We expect to keep the largest branch network in the UK." The British Bankers' Association said last week it had launched an independent review aimed at minimising the impact of branch closures on customers, amid concerns whole communities could be left without access to a bank.
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You can usually tell if they're lurking around your home, however, because your car's brake lines will be gnawed through, and you will therefore be left without a means to travel to work that day, resulting in your immediate termination and ultimate eviction from your house.
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Patients living with or treating cancer, HIV/AIDS, multiple sclerosis, Crohn's Disease, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), epilepsy, severe childhood epilepsy disorders such as Dravet Syndrome, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), chronic pain, and a myriad of other conditions will be left without access to this medicine.
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"The proposed changes to this bill would leave too many of my constituents with pre-existing conditions paying more for health insurance coverage, and too many of them will even be left without any coverage at all," Representative Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, Republican of Florida, said Thursday.
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While some pilots may be prepared to fly on the jet shortly after its approved by regulators, because airlines frequently swap out airplanes and crews, a flight could be left without pilots that have been trained, so it is easier for airlines to delay its return to service.
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The operations of the 335,000 barrel-per-day Isla refinery, which provides as much as 10 percent of Curacao's gross domestic product, could be left without crude supplies if PDVSA halts all oil shipments to prevent them from being seized, Prime Minister Eugene Rhuggenaath said in a telephone interview.
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This is the gist: The most conservative members of the House didn't think that the American Health Care Act would go far enough to eradicate Obamacare, and moderates were concerned about an estimate by the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office that 24 million Americans would be left without insurance.
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More important, no deal would mean not just no trade deal, but the rupture of a whole corpus of legal arrangements with the EU. Britain would be left without rules to govern the trade in radioactive materials, international electricity markets, financial-contract clearing, aviation, medicines regulation, immigration control and much else.
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After the iMac Pro, which had plenty of power and a very high price of its own, it seemed like the Mac Pro would be left without a place in Apple's portfolio, but the company just pushed it way up into the rarified air of genuinely extreme professional workloads and tasks.
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If your bag or wallet containing these is stolen, having backup copies allows you to find the card company's customer service phone number on the back of the card and report it stolen, and if you're flying, you won't be left without the identification you need to get back home.
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Unfortunately, texts and emails have made it all too easy for people to hide behind their screens and ignore a message, and it can be frustrating to invest the time and effort into a potential relationship, or perhaps an already existing relationship, just to be left without any sort of explanation.
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So far, the majority of states to adopt this legislation have been concentrated in the Northeast and on the West Coast, which means vast swaths of the country—particularly the South—would be left without access to abortion services in the absence of Roe and other landmark abortion rights cases.
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What sustainable means for a company established off the back of exhaustive venture capital is unclear, but if Patreon significantly alters its service or, worst-case scenario, eventually shuts down because it fails to meet the expectations of its financiers, a raft of video game makers would be left without crucial income.
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If some carriers drop out of the marketplaces, it's possible areas of the country could be left without any plans to buy on the exchanges — a problem state officials and insurers had already fixed after it appeared residents in some states, like Virginia, Tennessee and Ohio, might have no options on the exchanges.
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Leadership analysis might give clues Russian defense minister: 'We won't do anything' in Europe unless US places missiles there MORE, decried the decision by the Congressional Radio and TV Correspondents' gallery to pull credentials for RT. "Such hostile and undemocratic decisions can't be left without an answer," he said, according to The Associated Press.
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Holding a special election is a lengthy process and would be made even more challenging during a pandemic -- many states have already postponed their primary elections due to the risks of in-person voting -- and communities that end up with an empty seat could be left without representation at an hour when it would be especially critical.
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"The thought that the president would not have his chosen appointee on the ground leading the Army and that our soldiers would be left without a secretary who could advocate for them and secure the resources they need to do their jobs safely and successfully, shifted the process from being about the needs of the Army to being about me," Green told the Star.
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Even if the bill does pass, 10 million Americans will be left without health insurance and Democrats across the country will portray Republicans as proponents of a thinly veiled effort to bring large tax breaks to companies, while making it seem as a though it is a good deal for middle class Americans, when it is really a "middle class con job" as Sen.
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