Service members and veterans with dishonorable discharges and other than honorable discharges are excluded from receiving most VA health-care services.
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That's because the original 6900 Clean Water Act regulates discharges from "point sources," but exempts most agricultural discharges, relieving farmers of the need for permits for runoff from their land.
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He would require reporting of PFAS discharges – or better yet, end PFAS discharges into our air and water – and require federal agencies to monitor PFAS in our air, water, food and bodies.
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Milley said that in addition to bad conduct discharges like the one Kelley received, dishonorable discharges, which involve serious crimes and number about 150 cases per year, are required to be reported.
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The policy change was ordered less than two weeks after the discharges were widely reported in the news media, and four days after the Army reversed at least one of the discharges.
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Over the same period discharges went up by only 31%.
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So can flooding, discharges from sewage treatment plants, and boats.
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Instead, it promises merely to "examine" information about PFAS discharges.
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Discharges of queer military personnel actually went up after DADT.
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The law prohibits unpermitted discharges of pollutants into "navigable" waters.
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But only dishonorable discharges are reflected in the recent jump.
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It was not immediately clear what "other appropriate discharges" referred to.
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It bans discharges of sewage and oily mixtures in polar waters.
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Bulgaria is the only EU nation asked to keep discharges unchanged.
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The military granted 260,000 less than honorable discharges to Vietnam veterans.
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Gay sailors were often harassed, court-martialed and given dishonorable discharges.
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The military regularly discharges service members who are not medically deployable.
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Veterans with less than honorable discharges are isolated from these communities.
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This week's loan discharges were the first to be done automatically.
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Layoffs and discharges fell 46,000 and the rate declined to 1.1%.
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However, the report said no cooling water discharges had been observed.
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The bill would apply it to debt discharges occurring before Jan.
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The dishonorable discharges included around 28 percent of Turkey's admirals and generals.
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Coastal communities say previous discharges spread toxic algae, threatening tourism and health.
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It bans sewage discharges in polar waters and ones of oily mixtures.
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The dishonorable discharges included around 40 percent of Turkey's admirals and generals.
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Within separations, the layoffs and discharges rate was unchanged at 6900 percent.
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First, there are far too many so-called "accidental" discharges of guns.
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Corinthian students are entitled under the law to federal student loan discharges.
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The typical Australian graduate discharges student debt within eight to 12 years.
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So are domestic violence restraining orders and dishonorable discharges from the military.
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Dragseth said inshore boating and fisheries suffered from the increasing lake discharges.
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And in recent years, as the military was downsized, misconduct discharges surged.
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Both Republican and Democratic political candidates are making the discharges a campaign issue.
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The proposal extends this break, applying it to debt discharges occurring before Jan.
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No mention was made of upgrading discharges for sexual assault survivors like Carri.
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"We share in the frustration over the Lake Okeechobee discharges," the company said.
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It must also report dishonorable discharges, which also prevent people from owning firearms.
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Many were given other-than-honorable discharges that stripped them of veterans' benefits.
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There has been movement in the landscape of student loan discharges with bankruptcy.
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Patients leaving A.M.A. account for 1 to 2 percent of all hospital discharges.
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Those who were expelled with dishonorable discharges will remain ineligible for these services.
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This increase was a result of a rise in treat-and-discharge visits to an emergency department (by 23 visits per month per 100,123 patient discharges) and an increase in observation stays (by 22 visits per month per 100,000 discharges).
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"Discharges against medical advice are a common occurrence among inpatients in the U.S., affecting 29 to 212.5 percent of discharges," said the study's author Dr. Nilay Kumar of the University of the Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health in Madison.
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In 2009, layoffs and discharges jumped to more than 50 percent of job separations.
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Villagers have accused Pacific Textiles of multiple discharges of waste water since last year.
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"Spark discharges shocked telegraph operators and set the telegraph paper on fire," NASA said.
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The layoffs and discharges rate was unchanged at 1.1 percent for five straight months.
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When they do, they create amazing levels of heat, fire and chemical gas discharges.
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Veterans with such discharges are at much greater risk for suicide, homelessness and imprisonment.
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The filing also includes reunifications "or other appropriate discharges" of children from detention: 1,187.
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It's unclear how the service members' discharges could affect their status as legal immigrants.
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BOSTON — The Army's abrupt discharges of immigrant recruits may not be over after all.
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Accidental firearm discharges, shooting by law enforcement and mass shootings making up the remainder.
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This could be rectified if Mr. Obama simply upgraded them all to honorable discharges.
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Congress has recognized in recent years that some of these discharges were the fault of dysfunctional screening for PTSD and other combat injuries, and it has put safeguards in place to prevent more — including requirements for mental health professionals to review all discharges.
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"VIDA moves us away from the responsible management of ballast water discharges by completely removing Clean Water Act authority over ship ballast water discharges," a coalition of green groups, including the Natural Resources Defense Council and American Rivers, wrote to senators last week.
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Though A.M.A. discharges occur far more frequently in younger patients, a recent study in The Journal of the American Geriatrics Society analyzed a large national sample from 2013 and found that 50,650 hospitalizations of patients over age 65 ended with A.M.A. discharges.
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The bureau also said the layoffs and discharges rate was also unchanged at 1 percent.
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The discharges occurred across several models of the P320 pistol chambered for both 9mm and .
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In 2015 the New York Police Department recorded 15 unintentional discharges, resulting in three injuries.
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Military sex assaults The U.S. military discharges victims of sex assaults instead of helping them.
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The storm disrupted telegraph systems worldwide, while spark discharges shocked operators and even caused fires.
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Of those with a diagnosis, 13,283, or about 23 percent, received other-than-honorable discharges.
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The yellow flashes represent lightning strikes, either cloud-to-ground discharges or cloud-to-cloud.
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Persistent customer cancellations because of the sewage discharges have forced him to lay off employees.
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From 2002 to 2013, more veterans were given "other-than-honorable" discharges than ever before.
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One respondent said that after several medical discharges, he didn't consider himself a "legitimate" veteran.
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So Congress put a five- year waiting period on bankruptcy discharges specifically for student loans.
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Another 300 resulted from discharges of "undetermined intent," and 510 resulted from "legal intervention/war."
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No wonder veterans with bad paper discharges are being summarily thrown out of VA hospitals.
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The Army then ordered a halt to the discharges in a memorandum dated July 20.
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About half of private student loan programs do not offer death discharges, according to SavingforCollege.com.
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The agency separately quantifies dishonorable discharges, which includes personnel convicted by a general court-martial.
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Contributing factors: a growing hospice movement and hospitals seeking to maximize revenue with quick discharges.
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I eat my food in about three bites while working on some charting and discharges.
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At the most "radical" end, ideas include extending existing benefits to tens of thousands of veterans with less than honorable discharges—currently they are denied most benefits even though in many cases those discharges may have resulted from behaviors tied to service-linked disorders.
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This June, the scientist expressed frustration in an email to a senior EHS official:"MassDEP is concerned about the time that it is taking to provide what should be easy to obtain information regarding the (disposal well) discharges and other on-site discharges," he wrote.
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The rising proportion of ineligible veterans is largely due to the military's increasing reliance on other-than-honorable discharges, which have been used as a quick way to dismiss troubled men and women who might otherwise qualify for time-consuming and expensive medical discharges.
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Actual readmissions, though, decreased by 23 visits per month per 100,000 patient discharges during this period.
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Another theory points to dysfunctional electric discharges in the brain, incorrectly activating the neuronal memory hub.
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Experts note the scope of the discharges could be significantly larger than what has been reported.
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The pollution standards would affect discharges from Navy and Coast Guard ships operating in U.S. waters.
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Unfortunately, the bill expands this access only to veterans with discharges characterized as Other Than Honorable.
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Yields are based on their impact on city flooding and water quality of discharges in rivers.
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About 6.5 percent of all Iraq and Afghanistan troops have bad paper discharges, the report said.
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Research has shown that veterans with bad paper discharges may be more likely to commit suicide.
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The Bureau of Labor Statistics has data on monthly nonfarm discharges and layoffs since September 2006.
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Advocates also worry that loan discharges for students who say they were defrauded have hit roadblocks.
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Last year, there were more than 23,000 abortion-related hospital discharges, according to Health Ministry statistics.
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The bribes ranged from $100,000 to $250,2000 in cash, campaign contributions and mortgage discharges, officials said.
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The bribes ranged from $100,000 to $250,2000 in cash, campaign contributions and mortgage discharges, officials said.
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In Florida, among the larger hospitals, adverse events ranged from 55 to 390 per 10,000 discharges.
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Layoffs and discharges rose a bit, from 1.66 million in December to 1.76 million in January.
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But the discharges have resulted in immigrants having their basic training delayed and thus threatening their naturalization.
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It has delayed rules limiting discharges of heavy metals, like lead, mercury and arsenic, from power plants.
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Following the emergency declaration, the Corps announced it would cut discharges by about a third beginning Friday.
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Faraday found the water quickly dissipated the high-voltage discharges, such that he only felt mild shock.
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His was one of some 260,000 so-called bad paper discharges of Korean War-era service members.
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As the patrols converge on uneven ground, an Estonian soldier trips and accidentally discharges his assault rifle.
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Veterans with bad paper discharges have higher rates of homelessness, substance abuse, and suicide than other veterans.
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Hardest hit of these troops, the report found, were the 13,000 who received other-than-honorable discharges.
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It adds data on job openings and hires as well as job separations like quits, layoffs and discharges.
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Until today no such extraordinary discharges had been observed on the Indian side in the current flood season.
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In the western US, the mountain snowpack slowly discharges water as it melts in the spring and summer.
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The Bureau said there were 1.5 million layoffs and discharges in September, a decrease of 218,000 from August.
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The discharges were an attempt to manage high water levels following the state&aposs wettest May on record.
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The ensuing complaints and lawsuits led the Army to halt the discharges and reinstate at least 85033 recruits.
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The law expands mental-health coverage at the Department of Veterans Affairs for veterans with "bad paper" discharges.
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Congress has a job to do, and we should all hope it that discharges its responsibility with dignity.
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The people who were fired are appealing their discharges, a spokeswoman for the inspector general said on Tuesday.
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"The light at the end of the tunnel is when you have more discharges than patients," he said.
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The Defense Department, facing multiple lawsuits, backpedaled this month and halted the discharges while it reviewed the issue.
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At least two deputies fired their Tasers with a total of four discharges between them, Mr. Wagstaffe said.
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The government calculates Medicare payments to hospitals using a formula that incorporates data on hospital discharges in 1981.
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After service, things often get worse, since "bad paper" discharges can result in the denial of veterans benefits.
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That's right: Not only are PFAS discharges completely unregulated, we don't even know where they are coming from.
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The Army, which is responsible for the largest number of discharges, did not respond to requests for comment.
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China last month banned discharges from open-loop scrubbers across all rivers and ports along its coastline from Jan.
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And many continue to use untreated coal, which scientists say discharges 10 times more pollutants than electric power plants.
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There were 5 million separations, which includes quits, layoffs and discharges, in April, little changed from the month before.
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Within separations, the quit rate in April was 2 percent, and the layoffs and discharges rate was 1.1 percent.
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The turnover rate, including quits, layoffs and discharges, was also little changed at 3.5 percent, or 5.1 million separations.
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Accidental discharges, stolen firearms, and guns falling from holsters are a few of the foreseeable problems that may ensue.
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It will take time for the impact of massive sewage discharges into the bay to be measured and assessed.
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About a third of those discharges were related to alcohol or drug use, which is frequently linked to PTSD.
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It contains a bold vision – making all of our waters safe for fishing and swimming, and eliminating pollution discharges.
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They show up in coastal waters after beachgoers swim in the ocean and via discharges from wastewater treatment plants.
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Indications "consistent" with operation of the 5-megawatt experimental nuclear power plant including discharges of steam and cooling water.
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Compassion for veterans with less-than-fully-honorable discharges, known colloquially as "bad paper," has never been politically popular.
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Nhieu Loc–Thi Nghe is connected to a sewage system that discharges wastewater into it, and is often stagnant.
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But failure to report dishonorable discharges continued to be common, highlighted by similar IG reports in 2015 and 2017.
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Increasing student debt discharges and the resulting recovery efforts could lead our nation's colleges and universities into financial ruin.
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A department spokesperson confirmed that the agency has halted the loan discharges for more than 603,000 veterans who qualify.
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The naming of a syndrome discharges the latest anxiety about screens, which have always been a source of social suspicion.
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The other discharges an electrified trip wire, which will do damage and temporarily stun a machine that walks into it.
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The quits rate was little changed at 2 percent as well as the layoffs and discharges rate at 1.1 percent.
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The discharges were filled with nitrogen and phosphorus-laden fertilizer, which seeps into Lake Okeechobee from farms to the north.
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If the faucet discharges more water than the drain can handle, the sink will eventually overflow and ruin the floor.
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Those 73 cases will be referred to review boards to determine if the soldiers' discharges should be upgraded, Fanning said.
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Water discharges from paper bag manufacturing must meet stringent standards of the Clean Water Act and state water quality standards.
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The effort has led to an increase of 4,284 names added to the system based on dishonorable discharges, CNN reported.
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Led by New Jersey Democrat Gurbir Grewal and Utah Republican Sean Reyes, the attorneys general said in a letter here they welcomed federal efforts to make loan discharges easier to obtain, but said the Department of Education should develop an automatic process to forgive loans rather than require veterans to apply for loan discharges.
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"Nixon discharges Cox for Defiance; Abolishes Watergate Task Force; Richardson and Ruckelshaus Out," read the headlines of The New York Times.
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Forcing temporary closures of several French reactors, which occurred, per AP, to prevent discharges of cooling water from overheating nearby rivers.
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The victims whose stories are told were killed during school shootings, armed domestic violence, drug homicides, unintentional discharges, and stray bullets.
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Scott declared a separate emergency to combat algal blooms caused by Lake Okeechobee water discharges from the Army Corps of Engineers.
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The number of intentional firearm discharges, which triggered the federal inquiry, had dropped to 15 in 2015 from 31 in 2007.
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Dentists will be required to "reduce discharges of mercury from dental offices into municipal sewage treatment plants," the agency said Thursday.
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Dentists will be required to "reduce discharges of mercury from dental offices into municipal sewage treatment plants," the agency said Thursday.
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In response, the committee appointed a team to assess the available evidence relating to the environmental impact of discharges from scrubbers.
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Hospital factors could include lower numbers of staff and quicker discharges of patients so they can be home for the holidays.
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As Bishop, who was off-duty at the time, reaches for his weapon, it discharges, hitting another person in the leg.
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Veterans can appeal to have their discharges upgraded, but advocates say the process is too cumbersome and rarely results in changes.
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This life course perspective changes the treatment concept from a short stay and discharges to a more integrated long-term recovery.
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The department has already approved loan discharges for more than 8,800 of the chain's former students, totaling more than $130 million.
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He successfully persuaded the Army to reverse Roosevelt's 19733 ruling in 21973, and all 21993 soldiers were belatedly granted honorable discharges.
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A tally of how much total debt has been eliminated through closed-school discharges is not available, an agency spokeswoman said.
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Spokespeople for the Pentagon and the Army said that, due to the pending litigation, they were unable to explain the discharges.
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The AP interviewed Calixto and recruits from Pakistan and Iran, all of whom said they were devastated by their unexpected discharges.
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It would also create a process for group-wide loan discharges when large numbers of students have been victims of misconduct.
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For example, "Battery Saver Mode" ensures the Yeti X only charges up to 85 percent and never discharges below 15 percent.
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Here's how it works: Reset Button has built a network of litigation lawyers who have experience in seeking student loan discharges.
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The amount of ash a volcano will spew out is hard to predict during an eruption, but not so for electrical discharges.
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The outlook for scrubbers has also been clouded by a move by several major ports to ban discharges from open-loop scrubbers.
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It also reliably kills enormous quantities of marine life with a cooling system that depends on huge intakes and discharges of seawater.
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In June, the number of people quitting held steady at 2.9 million while the number of layoffs and discharges hit 1.6 million.
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Discharges are characterized as Honorable, General, Other Than Honorable, Bad Conduct, or Dishonorable, depending on the circumstances under which they are discharged.
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Asthma accounts for 22019 million doctor's office visits, 439,000 discharges from hospital inpatient care and 1.8 million emergency department visits each year.
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The EPA was considering new restrictions on storm water discharges from forest roads, but announced Friday it will not issue these rules.
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More good news came on Tuesday, when Trump's EPA released the annual Toxic Release Inventory, which tracks toxic discharges from industrial facilities.
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The case is now referred to the Army Court of Criminal Appeals at Fort Belvoir, Virginia, which automatically reviews any punitive discharges.
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When Mr. Bishop does the handspring, a gun falls to the ground; he is seen reaching for it, and the gun discharges.
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These boards have the power to restore a veteran's eligibility for health care and education benefits by upgrading their discharges to honorable.
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This is a slow process that charges and discharges your batteries to erase any use "memory" that could reduce the permanent capacity.
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The agency banned PCB discharges into rivers and lakes in 173 and halted the use and production of the chemicals in 1979.
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Critics like Dr. Alfandre see A.M.A. discharges as paternalistic, undermining the shared decision-making that contemporary doctors and patients supposedly engage in.
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Starting this summer, the agency decided, it will provide emergency mental health care to some veterans who received less than honorable discharges.
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But the Army steadily increased the minimum and maximum scores, tying promotions to high scores and prescribing involuntary discharges for repeat failures.
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In Karnataka, officials said some major reservoirs were nearly full, and warned that nearby villages could be hit by large discharges of water.
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Among the most common problems, he says, are early hospital discharges, denial of care in a skilled nursing facility or home health care.
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As a result, these tributaries carried fertilizer discharges and other kinds of pollution from agriculture and fossil fuel extraction into the larger bodies.
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For example, under the law, a facility storing oil that could leak needs to prepare a spill prevention plan aimed at minimizing discharges.
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These new results build on Catania's prior work on how electric eels can vary the degree of voltage administered in their electrical discharges.
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But the true cost of "closed-school discharges" is expected to rise to more than three times that amount in the long run.
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Take the fish gill, for example, which enables underwater gas exchange, maintains body fluid pressure, regulates the acid-base balance, and discharges waste.
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Congress should expand the scope of this bill to include an exception for veterans with Bad Conduct discharges that resulted from nonviolent offenses.
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There is no reason to assume that Pompeo and Bolton will interfere with the way Haley discharges her duties at the United Nations.
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The proposal also would institute penalties on schools with signs of poor financial health, such as high numbers of students seeking loan discharges.
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Likewise, the drawing "Créatures venues de l'espace n° 2" (1948) resonates with loose visual intelligence and discharges a far-out sentiment without sentimentality.
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Discharges and evictions have been the top-ranking category of grievances brought to state long-term care ombudsman programs, the ombudsman agencies say.
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It has reported 11,000 service members to the database, but almost all of them were because of dishonorable discharges, which prohibit gun purchases.
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Burning wood for fuel discharges more carbon dioxide emissions than burning coal and is more expensive than utility-scale wind or solar energy.
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China surpassed the United States a decade ago as the world's biggest emitter of greenhouse gasses, and now discharges about twice as much.
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Harris would also direct the Pentagon to review all nonhonorable discharges for possible bias and other mitigating factors, including PTSD and TBI diagnoses.
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Discharges and evictions have been the top-ranking category of grievances brought to state long-term care ombudsman programs, the ombudsman agencies say.
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While veterans with other-than-honorable discharges can appeal to qualify for these benefits, the process is slow and confusing and rarely successful.
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Whatever the problems that resulted in their discharges, they served us under very difficult circumstances in a very difficult part of the world.
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HomeHero has been working on the program for about 6 months, Hill said, which helps manage hospital discharges and connects them to HomeHero caregivers.
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In Massachusetts, where my father lives, a 2006 study found that 27 percent of discharges from state mental hospitals were homeless within six months.
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My job was to write up the admissions and discharges of patients, seal patient results, or retrieve records from the hospital files when needed.
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Most of the shootings were accidents, like when an adult drops a gun and it discharges, or when a child happens upon a gun.
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Since 2001, more than 300,000 people, about 153 percent of all troops, have been forced out of the military with less-than-honorable discharges.
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In recent years, less than honorable discharges have dropped drastically; and today, troops with PTSD are more likely to be medically discharged with benefits.
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The problem comes when discharges into the sea are tainted with more noxious material, such as bacteria that pose a threat to human health.
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Catania repeated the experiment with LED lights mounted on a fake alligator head, attached with strips of conductive tape, to better visualize those discharges.
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The issue of PTSD-related bad paper discharges is not a new one; Congress and military officials have long been aware of the issue.
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In The Typist, Stolakis takes on discrimination against LGBTQ service members through the story of a Korean War veteran tasked with writing dishonorable discharges.
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The most recent figures from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reveal 220006 firearm deaths every day, including suicides, homicides and negligent discharges.
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According to a new report, he is one of a growing number of veterans ruled ineligible for benefits because of less-than-honorable discharges.
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By 2013, the warnings included a bold-faced alert that Taser discharges could, in rare cases, "capture" the heartbeat, potentially leading to cardiac arrest.
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It also said its changes to wastewater rules would result in fewer toxic discharges by allowing new methods of compliance, such as filtration systems.
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The Army and Air Force have moved in recent years to make it easier for these veterans to get their discharges upgraded to honorable.
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Teck also said it may face charges under the Canadian Fisheries Act, for discharges of selenium and calcide from its Elk Valley coal mines.
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The report found the vast majority of veterans with other-than-honorable discharges — 87 percent in recent years — had not applied for veterans' benefits.
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Located near the Aleda E. Lutz Veterans Affairs Medical Center, it enables greater access to benefits earned with their honorable and general service discharges.
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"Nixon discharges Cox for Defiance; Abolishes Watergate Task Force; Richardson and Ruckelshaus Out," read the headlines of The New York Times at the time.
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A federal judge dismissed a lawsuit against a Kentucky utility over alleged coal ash discharges, saying it should be a state matter, WFPL reports.
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That discharges a constitutional requirement that tax bills originate in the House and clears the decks procedurally for the Senate to consider tax legislation.
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They said fewer than 9,000 eligible veterans had applied for loan discharges as of April 2018, and more than 25,000 veterans were in default.
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Coal ash damages crops, water for drinking and irrigation have been contaminated, while discharges from the plant's cooling system have reduced fish stocks, they said.
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Veterans with less-than-honorable discharges lose education benefits, preferential hiring and tax breaks, and they can be barred from the veterans' heath care system.
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That decree, which spans 23 years at a cost of at least $4.7 billion, is aimed at stemming sewer and stormwater discharges into area waterways.
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Carnival said a study it commissioned concluded that scrubbers were safe and discharges were over 90 percent lower than maximum allowable levels in various waters.
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It's not hard to imagine how these rich nutrient discharges from the lake help strengthen the red tide, which experts warn will continue into 2019.
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Because of their illness, they act out, get in trouble with their chain of command, and are forced to leave with less than honorable discharges.
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Rowan compared pardoning less-than-honorable discharges through executive action to President Carter issuing full pardons in 1977 to Americans who had avoided the draft.
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This PTSD causes a trail of petty misconduct that has resulted in the Army separating over 22,000 troops with less than honorable discharges since 2009.
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Mr. Enoch planned on taking his silver plunger to an upcoming meeting with city environmental officials to emphasize the need to prevent similar messy discharges.
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Though we're sometimes able to arrange last-minute Christmas discharges and turn procedure rooms into potlucks, there is so much sadness that we can't fix.
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The Army has halted forcible discharges of soldiers who were recruited through a program that offers citizenship to skilled immigrants in exchange for military service.
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By 2000, all the campuses were either liquidated or shut down down, and the Department promised to provide swift debt discharges to the Corinthian victims.
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"In fact, the ports have generated development, jobs and investments," said Mr. Sanches, who said his hotel worked hard to limit and treat its discharges.
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Although the department has declined to release an update of that list, state attorneys general and student advocates say they know of no completed discharges.
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Earlier this year, The New York Times reported that as many as 13 percent of post-19803/11 veterans have received less-than-honorable discharges.
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Taber, for one, doubts the federal government will find a way to recover any guns from the thousands whose dishonorable discharges went unnoted for years.
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Veterans with other-than-honorable or dishonorable discharges also write to Winn to explain their discharge characterization with the hopes of joining the veteran ward.
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The Obama administration also issued guidance directing federal agencies to conduct or sponsor research into smart gun technology that reduces the risk of accidental gun discharges.
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Of 1,886 Taser discharges between 20133 and 2015, more than 1,400 blacks were shot with the devices, while only 254 Hispanics and 144 whites were Tased.
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The panels that review discharges often have only four or five minutes to look over cases that may be hundreds of pages thick, Mr. Wishnie said.
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The arrest records, along with the info on gun violence, were sourced from the Chicago Police Department (the dataset excluded suicide, accidental discharges and police shootings).
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I attend my meeting (similar to the one I went to yesterday) and collaborate with other hospital coworkers to help coordinate more of our patient discharges.
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Duty Officer Brandon Weatherly of the National Response Center, a federal point of contact for environmental discharges, said the center received three reports of the leak.
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We also excluded accidental discharges when no civilian was hit and shootings of animals, such as one case in Tampa, Florida, that involved an aggressive alligator.
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For example, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recently delayed the compliance deadlines for a rule that restricts power plant discharges of arsenic and mercury in wastewater.
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Shaw captures on a photographic plate electrical discharges from his thumb while he listens to music, creating a record of the electrical energy of the moment.
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And 75 percent of veterans diagnosed with PTSD who have unfavorable discharges have been denied appeals, according to a report by Harvard University's Veterans Legal Clinic.
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A humane fix, a presidential order that retroactively reverses dishonorable and general discharges for revelations of homosexuality to honorable status, if no other crimes were connected.
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The announcement follows a 2016 settlement in which the EPA agreed to formally consider such a regulation under the Clean Water Act for hazardous substances discharges.
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Because of such discharges, more than 125,000 veterans who served since 2001 have been barred from receiving basic veterans' services, including 20093,000 who served in combat.
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I currently direct the Veterans Legal Clinic at Wake Forest University School of Law, which files discharge upgrade petitions on behalf of veterans with unjust discharges.
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The president will also address efforts to construct a reservoir that would limit harmful discharges from Lake Okeechobee into the neighboring St. Lucie and Caloosahatchee rivers.
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"As the magnitude of the disaster became known, key international officials carefully avoided acknowledging that the outbreak had resulted from discharges from the camp," he noted.
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The announcement follows a 85033 settlement in which the EPA agreed to formally consider such a regulation under the Clean Water Act for hazardous substances discharges.
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In 2014, in response to a lawsuit by Yale and the group Vietnam Veterans of America, Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel issued new guidelines for upgrading discharges.
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This attitude turns into a cycle of admissions and discharges from the hospital, ultimately taking up more healthcare resources, adding to the already overburdened healthcare system.
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Lawmakers said the other-than-honorable discharges are often used for service members who engaged in minor misconduct, which can be a result of PTSD. Rep.
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After cash-strapped PDVSA did not make payments on time, BP in May halted further discharges of cargoes of U.S. crude at the port of Curacao.
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There is currently a criminal investigation under way, which Davis explained is normal protocol anytime an officer discharges their weapon, regardless of if the bullet strikes someone.
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Two North Carolina hog waste pits were structurally damaged, four were inundated with water and seven had discharges, according to the North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality.
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Gun advocates often refer to such incidents as "negligent" rather than "accidental" discharges to emphasise that they are the result of careless behaviour, rather than mechanical error.
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It has been built by DC Water, which manages much of Washington's sewage system, after it was sued over its discharges into the river by environmental groups.
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Then, authorities launched efforts including preserving wetlands to filter out pollutants; promoting construction of modern wastewater plants, reducing sewage discharges; and enforcing the 1972 Clean Water Act.
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The number of people affected by tax liabilities from income-based repayment plans will dwarf taxes owed for loan discharges from death, permanent disability and school closures.
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Moreover, while there were more than 50 total discharges each year from 2006 to 2008, that number shrank gradually to just more than a dozen in 2016.
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Patients over 65 already make up more than one-third of all discharges, according to the federal government, and nearly 13 million seniors are hospitalized each year.
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" The department told Reuters they wanted veterans to be aware that loan "discharges might boost their tax bills or make it harder to borrow for education later.
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Despite an increase in the number of quits, the overall number of total quits, layoffs and discharges, and other separations combined was little changed at 4.9 million.
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Involuntary discharges have a number of negative consequences, the senators said, including a higher rate of suicide, a higher homelessness rate and the possibility of employment discrimination.
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There were similar reported numbers for Taser discharges: Of the 103,886 Taser uses between 2012 and 2015, 217 percent of those hit by stun guns were black.
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Two North Carolina hog waste pits suffered structural damage, four were inundated with water and seven had discharges, according to the North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality.
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It seeks civil penalties and court orders requiring the utility to immediately take all steps necessary to mitigate the leak, repair the damage and prevent future discharges.
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In some cities, fatal shootings were as little as 28500 percent of all officer-involved shootings; in others, they were more than half of all firearm discharges.
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A large percentage of the veterans who receive less than honorable discharges are no longer considered veterans under the law and therefore cannot qualify for VA benefits.
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There are some cases, however, where veterans with less than honorable discharges can get proper care, either because they received a General discharge or obtained a waiver.
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The United States averages 230 hospital discharges per 20133,22013 people annually, which is higher than Canada (258) but lower than France (270) and the United Kingdom (129).
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The law barred troops with dishonorable discharges — those convicted at court-martial of serious crimes — as well as spies, deserters and a few others considered particularly heinous.
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In addition to servicing the federal defaulted student loan portfolio, struggling borrowers receive repayment and rehabilitation assistance, loan discharges and other relief granted to them by Congress.
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Emissions of volatile organic chemicals into the air and discharges into the river will increase in an area that already has some of the nation's worst pollution.
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The United States averages 211 hospital discharges per 230,21 people annually, which is higher than Canada (22013) but lower than France (61) and the United Kingdom (2629).
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The "misconduct" the military frequently cites to justify less-than-honorable discharges is often related to PTSD, traumatic brain injury or other service-related illnesses and injuries.
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Because the state does not have its own regulations, 98 percent of the permits that limit pollution discharges into waterways will simply no longer be in force.
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The reactor, which is just upriver from the ELWR, uses pumped-in water from the Kuryong River as its cold water intake and discharges heated water downriver.
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It is his administration that is faithfully applying the immigration laws passed by Congress, and ensuring that the federal government discharges its duties to the American people.
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And when it comes to private lenders, discharges happen on a "case by case" basis, says Elaine Griffin Rubin, the senior contributor for financial aid site Edvisors.
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Similarly, Congress could render noncompete clauses unenforceable in federal courts unless employment contracts provide due process protections, such as arbitration, against capricious or unjust discharges of employees.
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They fielded often frantic calls about arbitrary and involuntary discharges and transfers from nursing homes and allegations of abuse, neglect, retaliation and racial, ethnic and religious discrimination.
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The negative buildup at the bottom of the cloud discharges to the positively charged ground below, or upward or sideways, depending on the easiest path for release.
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None of the 24 members dismissed were honorably discharged, and at least two of them were discharged with bad-conduct discharges, a spokesperson for the Marines told Military.
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Say a battery bank absorbs cheap energy being produced by coal plants overnight and then discharges it in the day, competing with natural gas combined-cycle (NGCC) plants.
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Gonzalez pointed out that between 2005 and 2011, San Francisco Police Department officers reported 29 accidental discharges of service weapons similar to the weapon used to kill Steinle.
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Japan's Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism, said it concluded in research last year that there was little impact on the marine environment from scrubber water discharges.
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The local environment has been devastated, according to the plaintiffs, with marine life killed by water discharges from the plant's cooling system and coal dust contaminating the air.
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"Under VIDA, the Clean Water Act would cease to apply to all ship incidental discharges — including ballast water, nutrient-laden greywater, and chemicals — from commercial vessels," they wrote.
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NLRB expects companies to mitigate losses for unlawful discharges, but they have never before required employers to compensate employees for the expenses they incur while searching for work.
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Other-than-honorable discharges have serious consequences: They mean being denied access to some health care services enjoyed by other veterans, as well as education and employment opportunities.
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The bill requires the VA to provide an initial mental health assessment and, if necessary, mental health care to veterans, even if they have less than honorable discharges.
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Justice Barrett also sentenced two former officers not directly involved in the beating, Harmon Frierson and Dwayne Maynard, to conditional discharges and 500 hours of community service apiece.
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The backdrop: When the AP first broke the news regarding immigrant discharges last month, it was not immediately clear if the decisions marked a change in Army policy.
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Veterans like me who receive less than honorable discharges are not able to access healthcare benefits from any VA hospital and are barred from utilizing the GI Bill.
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The reservoirs of many dams have reached full capacity, forcing emergency discharges, as much as 1,800 cubic meters per second in some cases, to prevent them from breaking.
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One algorithm helps smooth patient discharges by reporting when a patient needs physical therapy and an MRI before going home, said Daniel Barchi, the system's chief information officer.
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Suicide and accidental discharges happen far more often than mass shootings, which now occur almost daily in the U.S. That's a calculated risk/reward decision on my part.
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The city's actions come as the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) sent the city a notice Wednesday saying it is violating the Clean Water Act because of its discharges.
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The city's actions come as the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) sent the city a notice Wednesday saying it is violating the Clean Water Act because of its discharges.
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It defines a school shooting as any time a gun fires or discharges inside or into a building or on a campus at a high school or college.
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The attorneys general, in their letter to DeVos, addressed the tax issue, saying federal and most state tax laws exclude loan discharges for disabled borrowers from taxable income.
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In other testimony, Detective Joe Agosto, a firearms instructor with the New York Police Academy, said accidental gun discharges in the Police Department occurred about 20 times a year.
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Now shallow discharges are better for the long-term health of your battery than charging it all the way to the maximum then letting it fully discharge each time.
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Although the National Environment Management Council found discharges of a hazardous substance at the mine, the company said it was unaware of it and was awaiting a detailed report.
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They are handicapped by the lack of sewers in much of India, so in many cases they will have to block discharges with weirs to divert them for treatment.
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Filed on Wednesday in federal court in Hammond, Indiana, the lawsuit by the Surfrider Foundation seeks civil penalties and an order barring future illegal discharges by the steel company.
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But if the Defense Department actively roots out transgender people and discharges them from the military, the Pentagon is likely to face an especially contentious fight, legal experts say.
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The amount of water it discharges is regulated by law to protect plant and animal life, forcing it to cut output during prolonged hot weather when river temperatures rise.
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Some discharges may take longer than 90 days to complete, the announcement also states, and borrowers will be informed by loan holders of which specific loans will be forgiven.
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Where the first season was frank about the physical pitfalls of pregnancy, the second gets real about early parenting, which is 90 percent about the management of bodily discharges.
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" They note that "some minority and low-income communities" are at an even greater risk due to their "close proximity to these discharges and relatively high consumption of fish.
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They compared discharges in three periods: the Christmas period, which included Christmas and New Year's, and two control periods, two-week stretches four weeks before and after the holidays.
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However, those discharges, which carry pollutants from agricultural lands that flow into the lake from the north, pour into rivers and lagoons downstream, which eventually dump into the ocean.
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Light, sound and scent pollution, too, result from tremendous discharges dumped upon all those in their vicinity, all those whose sentient bodies are refashioned into living-breathing dumping grounds.
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The cruise industry giant also admitted to "falsifying log books that are supposed to record all discharges for later review by the U.S. Coast Guard," the Florida newspaper reported.
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It also lobbied successfully for congressional passage of the 1972 Clean Water Act and pressured states to enforce its provisions to stem sewage and industrial discharges into Lake Michigan.
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