Must the tyranny of the group rule us from cradle to grave?
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These "rentier states" provided cradle-to-grave benefits in return for obedience.
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Ultimately, they should be managing their customers from cradle to grave — i.e.
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Western Europe countries embraced cradle-to-grave welfare programs, was one such
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The idea of "cradle-to-grave" welfare spending is a socialist idea.
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From the beginning, Disney's philosophy has been "cradle to grave," Squire said.
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The insular socialist paradise supposedly offers a social safety-net, cradle to grave.
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It should be a right, from cradle to grave, guaranteed by the government.
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"These are only people I ever knew — my life, from cradle to grave."
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Breathtaking landscapes and cradle-to-grave health care don't hurt the case either.
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" Or cross the Atlantic for some 1970s Brit-pop nostalgia with "Cradle to Grave.
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They'd been employed by one industry, one plant, one factory from cradle to grave.
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"We are cradle to grave," said Rodney Brutton, the director of work force development.
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China's cradle-to-grave socialized medicine has helped people live longer and healthier lives.
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Hillary Clinton does not share Denmark and Sweden's approach to cradle-to-grave welfare provision.
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As recently as the 1970s, China's health care system provided cradle-to-grave medical support.
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Ms. Fox's bibliography took readers from cradle to grave, something few other writers have done.
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"He did exactly what we teach them to do from cradle to grave," Mr. Kelly said.
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Alexander Vindman, saying 'he did exactly what we teach them to do from cradle to grave'
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Alexander Vindman, saying 'he did exactly what we teach them to do from cradle to grave'
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But ageing populations have prompted Nordic governments to chip away at the cradle-to-grave welfare state.
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This helped it provide a cradle-to-grave welfare system for its citizens with almost no taxation.
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The NHS's size, universal coverage and cradle-to-grave health records promise to make the database uniquely useful.
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A successful businessman like Trump understands, better than any career politician, the evils of cradle-to-grave socialism.
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And yet, for all that, it seems important to reconstruct some kind of pathway from cradle to grave.
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"We'll lay out, in our report, what I call a cradle-to-grave pathway to service," Heck said.
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"He did exactly what we teach them to do from cradle to grave," Kelly said of Lt. Col.
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Even Obama&aposs cradle to grave fictional ad called "The Life of Julia" suggests an anti- capitalist socialist framework.
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"But that doesn't mean I have to sign on for full-blown socialism—cradle-to-grave everything," Mark said.
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LabourPromise to create a new "National Education Service" giving people the right to free education from cradle to grave.
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Roosevelt's dream of "cradle to grave" coverage animates proposals for baby bonds, universal pre-K and Medicare for All.
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The role of government is not to be involved with every aspect of everyone's lives from cradle to grave.
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Since 1989, the "cradle to grave" system has standardized cleanup for solid, non-nuclear waste from products like batteries.
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This is called John Henryism or weathering, and is worse than a cradle-to-grave crisis: It's womb-to-grave.
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Second, HR676 offers cradle-to-grave, head-to-toe coverage that includes virtually all medical-related service known to mankind.
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Venezuelans followed the policies of free health care and "cradle-to-grave" welfare spending, and look where it got them.
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UBI is a simple concept—a universal, non-taxable, non-means-tested payment made to all citizens from cradle to grave.
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From cradle to grave the regime indoctrinated its subjects with the socialist ideal that the individual exists to serve the collective.
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Aging populations have led to politicians across the region chipping away at the generous cradle-to-grave welfare state for years.
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They're all more efficient than our system, and citizens in those nations have access to good, basic cradle-to-grave coverage.
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The performance coincides with the celebration of the seventieth anniversary of Britain's National Health Service (NHS) and its "cradle to grave" care.
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Over many months during the 2016 campaign, Sanders told people they had an inalienable right to cradle-to-grave affordable health care.
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Another divisive point is how much should be spent on Denmark's cradle-to-grave welfare state, with some parties wanting significant cuts.
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The reason is simple: In following their subjects from cradle to grave, obits are the most narrative genre in any daily paper.
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Look, for example, at the actual groups who were growing up in Europe when there was a welfare state from cradle to grave.
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Today, Norway is one of the richest countries in the world, and we will not give up on our cradle-to-grave welfare.
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Muilenburg declined to address pricing directly, but acknowledged Boeing's cradle-to-grave services strategy could have some impact on the timing of future income.
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North Koreans are also at risk of cradle-to-grave indoctrination supported by a vast network of internal security agents including apartment-complex managers.
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When everything is free from cradle to grave as a result of government welfare and state assistance then why should people bother to work?
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One of the things that I reject is when you try to do these cradle-to-grave stories — I don't think they're that interesting.
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"The Netflix series is a cataloguing and deep dive into the cradle to grave of Ted Bundy, really dissecting his crimes and methodologies" said Berlinger.
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Oil: Also, offshore wind has the lowest 'cradle to grave' carbon footprint, whereas gas and oil emit both carbon and methane, two hazardous greenhouse gases.
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China's state firms have traditionally been obliged to provide lifelong employment and cradle-to-grave social welfare as part of the "iron rice bowl" system.
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Egalitarian Denmark, where women hold 43% of the top jobs in the public sector, is known for its extensive and generous cradle-to-grave welfare.
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"We have created social policies that have put women and children at the center from the cradle to grave," said Sahin, a former cabinet minister.
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We really worked out of Volume 2, in which she basically chronicles the lived experience and the conditioning of girls or women from cradle to grave.
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In a bravura finale, Mr. Sobelle unpacks a whole cradle-to-grave lifetime from a bottomless box that just keeps on giving, until he gives up.
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"Instead of a cradle to grave, they&aposre looking to develop products that are cradle to cradle, that are part of the circular economy," Franciosi said.
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The appeal of the familiar is one way powerful entertainment companies turn ardent viewers into brand loyalists, reaching fans with a cradle-to-grave consumer strategy.
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It has always tried to design its products not just from cradle to grave, a spokesman explains, but from cradle to cradle—meaning with recycling in mind.
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Miles Ahead, a new film by Don Cheadle about the jazz legend, honors that philosophy by discarding the cradle-to-grave structure that so often plagues biopics.
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Single-use plastics should be restricted, and my organization petitioned the EPA to regulate some plastics as hazardous waste to ensure safe handling from cradle to grave.
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Usually, progressives cast Europe as a model for the cradle-to-grave social benefits that nations like Norway provide because of steeper tax rates on richer citizens.
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The North African oil and gas producing nation guarantees citizens cradle-to-grave welfare, but lack of competition from the private sector means some services are poor.
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So the movie is less of a cradle-to-grave biographical documentary and more of an argument for simple kindness and empathy of the kind Rogers displayed.
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Sure, in the age of global corporate media and cross-platform branding, fandom is a cradle-to-grave commodity lifestyle, from "Star Wars" onesies to superhero coffins.
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"He did exactly what we teach them to do from cradle to grave," Kelly said at an event at Drew University in New Jersey, according to The Atlantic.
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PINGDINGSHAN, China (Reuters) - China has ordered state firms to smash the decades-old system of providing cradle-to-grave welfare support, known as the country's "iron rice bowl".
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However, the cradle-to-grave carbon footprint of a whole offshore wind farm is high and it is all "spent" before any of the "clean" electricity is generated.
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For these workers, the factories provide a comprehensive live/work accommodation that is a paternalistic remnant of the Maoist conception of factories as cradle-to-grave welfare providers.
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PETER KURTISenior research fellowCentre for Independent StudiesSydney Jim Platts asked whether wind power is truly sustainable, taking into account its cradle-to-grave carbon emissions (Letters, November 9th).
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But she does share a belief in cradle-to-grave welfare provision as a goal, and is proposing policies that establish that as an expectation the government must fulfill.
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The first section of the gallery you come to is called 'Cradle to Grave,' and it takes you from fertility and childbirth, through love, faith and power to death.
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The NHS is preparing for the biggest challenge it has faced since it was founded after the ravages of World War Two, promising cradle-to-grave healthcare for all.
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They were cradle-to-grave members of their particular traditions, and their spirituality prompted them to attend services and to believe in the teachings of their churches and synagogues.
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The language is the same too: cradle to grave privacy documentation of data flows for a product or service; audits and assessments of privacy practices; data mapping; sustainable privacy practices.
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It extends the promise of the American safety net from cradle to grave, covering major gaps that currently exist here and not abroad for the first time in American history.
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Founded in 1948 by the opposition Labour Party, the NHS is a source of huge pride for many Britons who are able to access free care from cradle to grave.
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Many Democratic lawmakers and candidates are endorsing a "Medicare-for-all" system that would replace the current system of multiple health insurance sources with one cradle-to-grave Medicare system.
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This coverage is automatic and universal and does not depend on age, gender, employment status, preexisting conditions, or even military service; it covers the entire population from cradle to grave.
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The National Health Service, Britain's cradle-to-grave socialized medical care system — and a locus of complaints about the ravages of budget-cutting — would gain a substantial infusion of money.
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"It's not a cradle-to-grave biopic," Mr. Hudlin said of the film, which is about a lurid rape trial the lawyer handled in 1941, when he was just 32.
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From Gdansk to Ljubljana, from Vienna to Budapest the old cradle-to-grave corporate mentality and the offshoring so prevalent in these countries for the past twenty years went away. Why?
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Neville (Best of Enemies, 20 Feet from Stardom) is less interested in giving us a straightforward cradle-to-grave account of Rogers's life than in making an argument around his subject.
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For consumers, it will provide free basic healthcare services from cradle to grave with automatic enrollment, no out-of-pocket expenses and identical access to every licensed clinician and every hospital.
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Squeezed between two Malaysian states on the island of Borneo, Brunei provided cradle-to-grave benefits for its 420,000 citizens, including zero taxes, subsidised housing and free education and health care.
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"He did exactly what we teach them to do from cradle to grave," Kelly, a retired general, told an audience at Drew University in Morristown, N.J. of Vindman, according to The Atlantic.
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"While men are going from a cradle to grave trajectory, there are a lot of professional women with disposable incomes, who think that marriage might not just be worth it," said Snow.
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Its about a billion dollar industry that depends on women hating themselves" ... "Let's start a movement peeps, let's end predatory marketing practices that sell self-loathing to women from cradle to grave.
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In Sweden, whose system of cradle-to-grave welfare paid for by high taxes relies on voters' faith in its fairness, the tax agency consistently polls as the most respected state institution.
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The Chief Rabbinate (all male and all Orthodox) controls all religious aspects of a person's life, cradle to grave — a baby's circumcision, a bride's prenuptial education, a wedding, a divorce, a burial.
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It's a lot of design and feature choice, with iOS 11 acting as the common thread that may drag consumers (from cradle to grave) from one iPhone experience and price tier to another.
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It's a serious attempt to adapt a comprehensive welfare state to the demands of American politics, to overcome the particular flaws of America's political system to create a cradle-to-grave safety net.
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Recently, Sports Direct voted to remove the board of Goals Soccer Centres and urged the board to allow corporate investigator Kroll to carry out a "cradle to grave" report into the company's finances.
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With more and more consumers choosing to customize their lifestyle—and deathstyle—experiences from cradle to grave, pre-planning the outfit you'd literally be caught dead in is becoming a priority for many.
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The two blocs have mainly been at odds over welfare spending, as changing demographics put pressure on a cradle-to-grave welfare system that includes universal healthcare, education and services for the elderly.
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Even as women in India continue to suffer myriad forms of discrimination from cradle to grave, recent weeks have witnessed a series of changes that, taken together, suggest a weakening of the prevailing wind.
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Saudi rule has hitherto rested on three pillars: consensus and a balance of power across the sprawling royal family; the blessing of Wahhabi clerics; and a cradle-to-grave system of benefits for citizens.
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"From Cradle to Grave," an in-depth six-part series of articles, involved journalists traveling around Britain looking at why so many people were locked into poverty from their first breath to their last.
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Trump's former chief of staff, John Kelly, has since defended Vindman, saying "he did exactly what we teach them to do from cradle to grave ... He went and told his boss what he just heard."
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Sports Direct, which owns a 19% stake in Goals Soccer Centres, has demanded that the board of Goals Soccer Centres allow corporate investigator Kroll to carry out a "cradle to grave" report into the company's finances.
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Any privatisation of state oil assets is a politically sensitive subject in Gulf states, as oil is the economic bedrock which supplies the revenues to provide the generous cradle-to-grave welfare state enjoyed by citizens.
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The national campus was intended to address that void, while also enhancing the sport at every level, "from cradle to grave," as Gordon Smith, the U.S.T.A.'s proud executive director and chief operating officer, put it.
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Mary Shelley's monster in Frankenstein was educated by reading about 'the heroes of past ages'; biography was once simply about recording the exemplary lives of great men (and they were mostly men) from cradle to grave.
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CRADLE TO GRAVE on Acorn TV. Before he hit the airwaves in Britain, Danny Baker was just a South London teenager whose father worked the docks and mother worked the factories — while together they worked the system.
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This was achieved, in part, through cuts to the country's social welfare system, a trade-off that anguished many Austrians who cherished the cradle-to-grave support, especially the Socialist Party, which initiated the no-confidence vote.
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Zahid Ahmed, 23, a local shopkeeper whose son was born at the hospital, said the cyberattack was an assault on the social fabric of the neighborhood, where the hospital was part of life, from cradle to grave.
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In following the phases of one woman's life from cradle to grave through the clashing perspectives of three alter egos, "Hundred" inevitably brings to mind Edward Albee's "Three Tall Women," which won the 1994 Pulitzer Prize for drama.
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There are two common caveats people mention when talking about the cradle-to-grave emissions of an electric vehicle: the resources required to make the lithium-ion battery and the source of the electricity used to charge the car.
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"We're not just looking at one disease here, we're looking at all diseases and we are looking at an entire population, from cradle to grave," lead author Søren Brunak from the University of Copenhagen told Reuters Health by phone.
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Though his portrait of a local cradle-to-grave hospital under threat of extinction has a surfeit of plot strands — including a murder mystery — it is above all a forum for Mr. Bennett to rant against his uncaring nation.
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The original positioning of Viacom as a cradle-to-grave advertising-supported giant -- from Nickelodeon, MTV and Comedy Central for kids, teens and young adults through CBS and Showtime for their parents and grandparents -- had considerable logic to it.
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And a habit of relying on the state for jobs and cradle-to-grave welfare means Kuwait faces an uphill task in convincing citizens that the state urgently needs to reduce spending, speed up privatisations and encourage the private sector.
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Etienne Comar, its writer-director, has taken the wise decision not to attempt a cradle-to-grave biopic of the Belgian-born Reinhardt; he concentrates instead on 1943, when his Hot Club quintet was the toast of Nazi-occupied Paris.
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People will organize to demand health care from cradle to grave as a right, toss out politicians who do the bidding of powerful economic forces and, most important, reinvigorate the role of government as the guardian of a decent society.
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Goals shares had fallen more than 62% this year before trading in them was suspended, and it has also been involved in a row with Sports Direct over the shareholder's demand for a "cradle to grave" report into the company's finances.
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The Social Democratic Party, the main architect behind the creation of Denmark's cradle-to-grave welfare state in the 20th century, won power in a June 5 election as voters rebelled against austerity and the rise of right-wing nationalists.
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They conclude that the cradle-to-grave carbon payback for onshore wind farms is six months to two years, unless they are built on forested peatlands; if that is the case the payback period can be up to six years.
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If they want to sell a platform and a marketplace to shippers, and they want to be more of a consultant with the customer and not so much a grind it out, make the phone calls, handle everything, cradle to grave.
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That quick-witted reply of his stayed with me, though I can't say that it made me feel any happier as I trudged around the rest of this giant cradle-to-grave, from-Warhola-to-Warhol Warholfest at Tate Modern.
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That came on top of Kuwait&aposs cradle-to-grave entitlements for it citizens, which the OPEC member is able to afford because it holds the world&aposs sixth-largest known oil reserves — despite being smaller than the U.S. state of New Jersey.
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Following two decades of liberal economic reforms in Denmark, the vote marked a comeback for a Social Democratic Party, which was the main architect behind the cradle-to-grave welfare state when it was the traditional party of power throughout the 20th century.
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In the past it ran from cradle to grave: you would spend your free time in the Alpine club, at work you would be member of an SPÖ or ÖVP trade union, from the nurseries to the emergency services everything was parcelled up.
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The film took on a different shape after the elder Nimoy's death in early 2015 at age 83, at which point Adam turned it into a cradle-to-grave look at his father's life and the character that came to define him.
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That journey from religious teaching aid to cradle-to-grave simulation not only tells us much about how American values have changed and adapted, it also offers a window on how board games made the pivot from moral guides to entertainment products.
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In "Neruda," Mr. Larraín steers clear of cradle-to-grave clichés for a formally exciting movie that both places Neruda in a specific world-historical moment and shows him as a poet of the people — of fawning intellectuals, striking workers, adoring prostitutes.
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While there are serious problems beyond the borders — a costly war in Yemen, violence in Iraq and Syria, an emboldened Iran — it is the country's economic troubles that risk roiling ordinary citizens, if their own cradle-to-grave benefits are cut too much.
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She sought to develop a registration database that is interoperable with numerous private-sector -rights databases, that is searchable for image recognition, and that provides cradle-to-grave information on the chain of title of works through connection to a digitized recordation database.
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The Bakers — Danny; his older brother and sister; and his parents, Spud and Bet (Peter Kay and Lucy Speed) — live in a working-class, pre-gentrified South London where your own wits get you from cradle to grave, with no help from the government.
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"Cradle to Grave," with its loose, episodic structure (there's a lot of "I remember when …" and "So there I was …") and its wistful glow may seem beside the point at a time when the meta-comedy and the harsh non-comedy are in ascendance.
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Staff in relevant institutions will be given contracts and tenures with term limits, allowing their performance to regularly come up for review, and helping to further shrink the number of people given an "iron rice bowl" of cradle-to-grave work and social care by the state.
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Sanders has laid out an agenda that gets the US to roughly where the Scandinavian nations are now, where the government is roughly half the economy and there is a cradle-to-grave welfare state including universal, publicly funded health care, higher education, and child care.
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In fact, in many of the world's largest markets, on a cradle-to-grave basis, the most efficient ICE has a significantly lower carbon footprint than a BEV — mainly due to the carbon intensity of the electrical power grid and the environmental impact of battery manufacturing.
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Luxenberg, a senior editor at The Washington Post and the author of "Annie's Ghosts: A Journey Into a Family Secret," braids brief narratives of legal battles together with intimate, cradle-to-grave portraits of three key figures in Plessy: John Marshall Harlan, Henry Billings Brown and Tourgée.
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So even with the admittedly emissions-intensive process of manufacturing the battery and the possibility of using coal to charge up every night, the UCS found that modern EVs are cleaner from cradle to grave and well to wheels than most gasoline-powered vehicles on the road today.
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If we don't restore the true meaning of liberal education — preparing individuals to deal with complexity, diversity and change with broad knowledge of the wider world — to our universities, we'll be in danger of ideological sanitization from cradle to grave and find society even more polarized and tribalized.
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In 1954, Britain was a stable postwar liberal democracy, at peace, with a cradle-to-grave welfare system that worked efficiently, with all dread diseases conquered, with full employment for our parents, with free and excellent education from the age of 5 for just as long as we merited it.
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Again like Disney, WarnerMedia, the parent of CNN, sounded determined to provide a service that would appeal to a wide cross-section of consumers, with a cradle-to-grave range of demographic targets and a decided emphasis on titles that already boast passionate fans — the kind willing to pay to access them.
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Aging populations have prompted Nordic governments to chip away at the cradle-to-grave welfare state, and the June 5 election showed clear support among Danish voters for leftist parties led by Frederiksen's Social Democratic Party, which won a majority, prompting center-right leader Lars Lokke Rasmussen to resign as prime minister.
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Privacy advocates may bristle at the cradle-to-grave camerafication of our lives, but surveillance cameras greatly expand a bus driver's ability to see what's going on behind the seats, while recordings provide an objective alternative to, say, the account of a first-grade bystander, when allegations of physical violence or sexual assault arise.
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A rich new oral biography called "So Much Things to Say," by the reggae scholar Roger Steffens, narrates the life of Marley from cradle to grave through interviews Steffens has collected over the years from Marley, his mother, his wife, his last girlfriend, several of his children, his musical partners Bunny Wailer and Peter Tosh, and many more.
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Much of the show's humor and pathos (because this kind of series comes with a heavy dose of sentimentality, and "Cradle to Grave" tips to that side) is generated by Spud's losing battle against the economic realities of globalization, as shipping moves to the Continent — to Rotterdam, in the Netherlands, and to Hamburg, Germany — and the dock workers are offered increasingly attractive buyouts.
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The Obama White House's "Life of Julia" ad campaign in 2012 — featuring a woman whose every choice was subsidized by the government from cradle to grave, with a lone child but no larger family or community in sight — seemed to many conservatives like a perfect confirmation of our fears: Here was liberalism explicitly pitching the state as a substitute for kith and kin.
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People who worked for the state, in state-owned companies or in state-approved collectives, enjoyed cradle-to-grave benefits ranging from housing, education and health care to a generous pension scheme, with an official retirement age of 203 for men and 50 for women for manual workers (but five years more for white-collar workers) and a replacement rate of about 80% of final salary.
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But that healthy sense of community and solidarity too often is hijacked by a legislature hell bent on pushing a steady stream of legislation designed to take the bread from our mouths and money from our pockets in pursuit of some grand democratic and progressive utopia of cradle-to-grave entitlements coupled with complete freedom from all things offensive or even slightly conservative. Whew!
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While there is not currently any comprehensive display of af Klint's abstract works in Sweden or anywhere else, I discovered over three days in late May with the help of museum curators, biographers and af Klint family descendants, that it is possible to move around Stockholm, one of Europe's most evocative cities, and connect with her life — almost from cradle to grave — and its artistic context.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat Joe Biden faces an uncertain path The Memo: Trump pushes back amid signs of economic slowdown MORE (D-Mass.) and others to lower the burden of student debt for all students and families, with the combined package becoming a cradle-to-grave commitment to education as a preeminent national priority.
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As one famous study put it, so extensive and encompassing was the SPD's organization that its supporters could live in it "from cradle to grave": An SPD member could read the party's newspapers, borrow from its book clubs, drink in its pubs, keep fit in its gyms, sing in its choral societies, play in its orchestra, take part in its … theater organizations, compete in its chess clubs and join, if a woman, the SPD women's movement and if young, the youth organization.
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