Those provisions, called presumptive eligibility and retroactive eligibility, just had their own near-death experience.
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Eligibility for the Summer Meals program is based on area eligibility and is not child-specific.
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Congress cannot fabricate new presidential eligibility rules but it is the judge of the eligibility rules prescribed in the Constitution.
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Since IRA contribution eligibility is determined by income tax filing status and household income, it's essential to understand your eligibility to maximize contributions.
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According to the Kaiser Family Foundation, approximately two million adults are in the "coverage gap" between Medicaid eligibility and ACA marketplace subsidy eligibility.
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Raising the age of Medicare eligibility is the least opposed of the polled ideas for changing the program's eligibility or benefits; around half reject it.
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Congress periodically considers reforms to the cost of living adjustments, raising the age of eligibility, increasing Social Security taxes, means-testing benefits, and tightening eligibility rules.
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Congress should expand EITC eligibility by lowering the eligibility age from 25 to 21, establishing a higher credit for childless workers and eliminating the marriage penalty.
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The Office selected six areas for an initial review where they will assess the deviation of subject matter eligibility rejections from official guidance, the consistency of subject matter eligibility rejections in different art areas, and the practice of compact prosecution when subject matter eligibility issues are present.
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While APRNs are allowed to certify eligibility for nursing home care for their patients, they are prohibited from certifying eligibility for home health services for Medicare beneficiaries.
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There's also handwringing about how some high-poverty schools wouldn't be able to participate in the community eligibility provision if school eligibility requirements were tightened or eliminated.
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Reasonable approaches include increasing the age of eligibility for Social Security and Medicare, modifying the indexation of Social Security benefits or tightening eligibility requirements for disability insurance.
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EPA Order 3110.32 (revised 4/3/17) establishes the eligibility of employees to participate in telework based on the extent to which their work is portable and employee eligibility.
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Under AGOA, Congress sets out eligibility requirements that countries must adhere to, with the government then conducts an annual review and determines if countries are meeting the eligibility criteria.
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The eligibility criteria vary in each state ( here ).
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During that time, then-governor Eliot Spitzer expanded eligibility for the Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP) and the state also expanded eligibility for Medicaid, which helped more adults get health insurance.
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Unfortunately, many states have cut back on unemployment insurance eligibility and benefits over the years, and reduced eligibility for Medicaid, the federal and state program that helps low-income Americans with medical costs.
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What they don't say is that, even if the community eligibility provision were eliminated, it would have no impact on the eligibility of low-income students to receive free and reduced-price meals.
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He questioned Senator Marco Rubio's legal eligibility to be president.
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Most notably, there have been several "gray areas" of eligibility.
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Then their eligibility to enter the country will be determined.
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Areas with higher median incomes can skew income eligibility limits.
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It also contacts patients' insurance companies to determine benefit eligibility.
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Check your eligibility on the Disney Parks Moms Panel website.
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If granted, Winfield would have three seasons of eligibility remaining.
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Determining eligibility requires little more than filling out a form.
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Eligibility requirements and other key details will be forthcoming. 3.
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Eligibility information and additional event details can be found below.
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A few months later, he was approved for retroactive eligibility.
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The eligibility period for this year's Grammys runs between Oct.
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Eligibility varies by state based on income and family size.
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These entrants go through an automated check for eligibility (ESTA).
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The rule dramatically expands overtime pay eligibility for salaried employees.
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To enroll, riders must provide documentation to prove their eligibility.
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Changing the rule would give Mayfield another year of eligibility.
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The Roth has income limits for eligibility; find them here.
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It will probably affect my eligibility or increase my premiums.
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The circumstances and eligibility of candidates will certainly be discussed.
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Forced to wait for Medicaid eligibility before they begin treatment.
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Several industry groups have praised Trump's effort to broaden eligibility.
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His new school didn't offer concerns about his amateur eligibility.
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He then transferred to Indiana and was granted immediate eligibility.
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The police decide who is diverted, based on eligibility requirements.
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And eligibility can change quickly with small shifts in income.
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You'd lose eligibility for Medicaid and drop off the program.
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Service time determines eligibility for free agency and salary arbitration.
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The White House projects 700,000 people would lose SNAP eligibility.
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Eligibility requirements for association health plans should also be broadened.
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The organization has received 22019,477 eligibility claims since its inception.
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Coverage is also available through Medicaid, which has eligibility requirements.
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The bill creates a fully electronic employment eligibility verification system.
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I talk about an automated eligibility system built in Indiana in 2006 that was supposed to automate the eligibility processes for all of their welfare services, but instead brought poor people under immense scrutiny.
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Eligibility and Pool Parameters: A substitution period of 12 months will allow receivables to be sold to the trust on a regular basis, subject to eligibility and pool parameters to ensure consistent portfolio characteristics.
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Some states, including Kentucky and Indiana, are temporarily locking people out of Medicaid coverage if they don't renew their eligibility on a specified schedule or report changes in income that could affect their eligibility.
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Even college basketball has a more transparent system: underclassmen can declare their eligibility, work out for teams, get feedback on their potential draft position, and then withdraw from the draft and maintain their NCAA eligibility.
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Meanwhile, Bonds and Clemens have just six more years of eligibility.
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The lenders generally do not evaluate credit reports for loan eligibility.
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This year marked Pearl Jam and Shakur's first shot at eligibility.
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Customers can punch in their zip code to check for eligibility.
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Simpson's earliest eligibility for parole, if it is granted, is Oct.
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In his first extended playing time since gaining his eligibility Dec.
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An additional advantage would be the end of academic-eligibility scandals.
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The NCAA granted him a sixth year of eligibility in January.
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Why it matters: Polls determine candidates' eligibility for the debate stage.
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Theoretically, his college eligibility might still be in play as well.
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Either way, the website has a handy tool for determining eligibility.
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EVERY STUDENT ATHLETE AT DUKE IS REVIEWED TO ENSURE THEIR ELIGIBILITY.
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Last but by no means least, benefits eligibility varies by state.
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Ted Cruz's eligibility to be president seem to have some legs.
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The database is used to determine eligibility for buying a firearm.
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Plus, it would tighten the eligibility threshold to receive federal subsidies.
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Every student-athlete at Duke is reviewed to ensure their eligibility.
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Several more remain under pressure to answer questions around their eligibility.
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The phasing in of the PIP from 2013 toughened eligibility criteria.
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Eligibility depends on minimum service requirements, disability ratings, and discharge status.
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And how will they affect Russia's eligibility for the Rio Games?
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Virginia has among the most stringent eligibility rules in the country.
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Screenshot of Participation Eligibility: HackerOne The payment criteria, however, are different.
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A national organization sets the criteria for eligibility, not individual hospitals.
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That means further changes to collateral eligibility rules could be afoot.
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Hutchinson said Azar is open to the idea of limiting eligibility.
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Mathematica only examined the impact of the House bill's eligibility hikes.
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Their eligibility for transitional housing was re-evaluated every 30 days.
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Eligibility, benefits and provider payment rates vary from state to state.
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Two additional states require fine and fee payment for clemency eligibility.
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Iowa and Kentucky require fine and fee payment for clemency eligibility.
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But at age 6, she has many years of eligibility left.
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More info about eligibility criteria and the event itself is below.
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NBA Commissioner Adam Silver wants the NBA's draft-eligibility rules changed.
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You must meet certain eligibility requirements — see that info listed below.
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Two factors determine your eligibility for Extra Help: income and assets.
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Make sure to check the foundation's website for instructions and eligibility.
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Eligibility was extended to poor women with breast or cervical cancer.
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Jordan's bill goes farther than eligibility requirements have ever gone before.
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Before 2001, immigration status did not determine eligibility for a license.
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Her athletic eligibility became a cause célèbre in the past week.
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Eligibility: One idea per team, and one team per MIT student.
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The expanded program would extend DACA eligibility to many more people.
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The eligibility for transitional housing is re-evaluated every 30 days.
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Tomlinson and Taylor were elected in their first year of eligibility.
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Census data can also be used to identify areas of eligibility.
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For one, Medicare eligibility doesn't generally kick in until age 65.
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Their eligibility for transitional housing is re-evaluated every 27 days.
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But Ivy League programs allow only eight semesters of athletic eligibility.
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Medicaid eligibility can differ by state and also by marital status.
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Utah and Arizona both seek a maximum of five years eligibility.
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Fidelity's estimate assumes you retire at 65 — coinciding with Medicare eligibility.
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Customers can also filter by prime-eligibility, customer rating and price.
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It challenged the eligibility of 43 voters, contending they were felons.
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Tightening SNAP's eligibility rules is one of the Republicans' central goals.
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By then I will have likely aged out of my eligibility.
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Realmuto was in his second season of arbitration eligibility this winter.
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But linking it to retaining medical eligibility may not make sense.
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Many Republicans opposed the enlargement of Medicaid eligibility authorized under Obamacare.
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They get requests for money, check the eligibility, and cut checks.
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Timothy Ciboro was sentenced to five life sentences plus 41 years with no eligibility for parole, while Esten Ciboro was sentenced to three life sentences plus 38 years in prison with eligibility for parole, Reed says.
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The burden of proof for asylum eligibility is the same as it is for refugee eligibility — a well-founded fear of persecution on account of race, religion, political opinion, nationality, or membership in a particular social group.
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These include reinstatement of benefits in dire circumstances; assistance to people with severe disabilities, blindness or terminal illnesses; and people in dire need of eligibility decisions for Supplemental Security Income or Medicaid eligibility related to work status.
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Enrollment eligibility is contingent on them staying on the team until graduation.
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The winners will be notified of their eligibility by November 20, 2018.
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But 12% extended health benefits eligibility to workers who weren't eligible before.
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This email will include vehicle eligibility info and system update download instructions.
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Misreported or missing earnings could delay your eligibility or reduce your benefit.
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He never signed with the Bruins, and eventually regained his draft eligibility.
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Apple will determine the eligibility for repair through a device's serial number.
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Jones will redshirt this season and have three years of eligibility remaining.
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A comedic comparison in eligibility if it hadn't also broken my heart.
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Expanding eligibility to more homeowners would have even larger effects, it concluded.
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"I think it's a question," Ms. McCaskill said of Mr. Cruz's eligibility.
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It is unclear how rigorous the government will be in checking eligibility.
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To that end, his government tinkered with the eligibility criteria for candidates.
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She, too, was born in Kenya, but transferred her eligibility to Bahrain.
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Before we can consider your startup, it must meet certain eligibility requirements.
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But poll workers there have a whole 10 days to check eligibility.
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He has not played this season because of an unspecified eligibility issue.
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John McCain, who also faced questions about his eligibility to be president.
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But Tribe is now the leading scholar raising questions about Cruz's eligibility.
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The Fellowship Fellow Responsibilities Eligibility Applications are due Monday, April 15, 2019.
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Longer completion times can also affect your eligibility to receive financial aid.
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A 10-step naturalization process is then put forward to determine eligibility.
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ET on Wednesday to withdraw from the draft and retain their eligibility.
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Certain procedures such as elective cosmetic surgeries have been excluded from eligibility.
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More info about eligibility criteria and the event itself is found below.
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Additional information about eligibility criteria and the event itself is found below.
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In 2010, Arizona cut cash-assistance eligibility to three years, from five.
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Many firms find that proving eligibility is too much of a hassle.
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He instead wants to lower the age for Medicare eligibility to 55.
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More info about eligibility criteria and the event itself is listed below.
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Oklahoma's eligibility requirements are also some of the strictest in the nation.
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Second, changes in Social Security eligibility should be put on the table.
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Earlier this month, a Texas attorney filed a lawsuit questioning Cruz's eligibility.
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More bonds are now offering a yield above the bank's eligibility threshold.
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Playing for them preserved his eligibility for the all-amateur 21967 Olympics.
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College players, however, still jeopardize their eligibility if they hire an agent.
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There should indeed be some basic national eligibility minimums — and there are.
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It is the second law focusing on voter eligibility in New Hampshire.
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Eligibility for the earned-income credit depends on income and family size.
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Eligibility can be verified instantly online, through GuideStar's nonprofit tracker, Charity Check.
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The measure is also often applied to determine eligibility for government benefits.
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Somehow, Joe DiMaggio didn't get in until his fourth year of eligibility.
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Other holiday-season bowls have teams with eligibility rules and recruiting policies.
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The government will now reverify the children's eligibility and start medical checks.
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"Eligibility requirements and other key details will be forthcoming," the letter said.
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If the voter's eligibility can't be verified, that person's ballot isn't counted.
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Can a Roth I.R.A. affect a child's eligibility for college financial aid?
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Until November, Massot's eligibility to compete for Germany had been in doubt.
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It's important to note that each state has its own eligibility requirements.
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More than 70 percent were rejected for not meeting the eligibility requirements.
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It's used to determine eligibility for federal and local housing assistance programs.
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John McCain's (R-Ariz.) questioning of Cruz's eligibility to serve as president.
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Tighter eligibility would bolster the value of vouchers by reducing the supply.
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Only one in four families who meet eligibility requirements receives the assistance.
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The eligibility requirements for potential buyers also have been adjusted, it said.
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First, the VA did not adequately notify the veterans of their eligibility.
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It goes on to note the "persistent doubt" about President Obama's eligibility.
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The former Steelers safety was selected in his first year of eligibility.
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State laws govern the eligibility of employees at public universities to unionize.
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The FDA will not enforce certain donor eligibility rules for autologous use.
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When reached for comment, the HFPA pointed CNBC to its eligibility guidelines.
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Oh, and it's also likely to raise the age of Medicare eligibility.
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John lost his eligibility for Tricare, the health care program for veterans.
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The suit seeks to have their eligibility for the forgiveness program restored.
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Customers should check with their carriers for specific date and airport eligibility.
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Deferring a loan could also eliminate eligibility for certain public forgiveness programs.
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Anyone who meets federal and state eligibility criteria is entitled to benefits.
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His administration already has tightened eligibility guidelines for the food assistance program.
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Those that work on eligibility requirements for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program.
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Under current law, eligibility for Medicaid is based almost entirely on income.
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But Tribe is now the leading scholar raising questions about Cruz's eligibility.
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Cruz also faces a federal lawsuit filed in Texas questioning his eligibility.
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So Congress should cut entitlement spending to maintain federal solvency, such as by raising the age of eligibility for Social Security and Medicare, reforming the indexation of Social Security benefits, increasing Medicare deductibles or tightening eligibility for disability insurance.
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Each plan has slightly different eligibility requirements, so once you carefully research each plan to determine which one works best for you, don't forget to check the specific eligibility requirements and discuss it with your loan servicer before applying.
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The White House office only determines eligibility for secret and top secret clearances.
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He said roughly 200 people may benefit from the change to eligibility rules.
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Even more difficult, limiting eligibility would have DeVos go against her own interests.
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"The petition is larger than awards eligibility or Rafiki's theatrical run," she said.
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The extension helped include about 300 more students in the eligibility time period.
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It also applies to Amy Klobuchar, who at age 247 is approaching eligibility.
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A Clinton supporter had challenged Sanders' eligibility to be placed on the ballot.
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Special thanks also to PitchBook, which we used to help confirm company eligibility.
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The date change will not affect awards eligibility dates or the voting process.
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For Official Rules, click here for eligibility, prize details, and conditions of entry.
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Mr. Trump also did not relent on Mr. Cruz's eligibility to be president.
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Bailey and Hudson said eligibility requirements will be determined at a later date.
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Congo&aposs constitutional court still has to rule on potential candidates&apos eligibility.
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The president of Olympic Weightlifting New Zealand reaffirmed this policy, and Hubbard's eligibility.
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Ali cited the arrest of campaign members and legal challenges against his eligibility.
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After four years of eligibility, Schilling received 52.3 percent of votes for induction.
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We troubleshoot problems like ballot shortages and provide information to voters regarding eligibility.
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The health department also will evaluate any eligibility options, according to the agency.
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Another 46 detainees would continue to face review boards to determine their eligibility.
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It gives states more Medicaid money now, delaying limits on eligibility until 2023.
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The budget recommends raising the Medicare eligibility age - gradually - from 22 to 67.
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Why would they support restricting or eliminating most immigrants' eligibility for social programs?
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As in our previous study, the eligibility criteria appeared to be needlessly restrictive.
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Reaching age 210 is a key milestone when it comes to Medicare eligibility.
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Eligibility for subsidized school meals is clearly a blunt indicator of economic status.
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MCC was designed with good governance at the core of its eligibility criteria.
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"The Crown" also didn't air a new season during the Emmys eligibility period.
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"Silicon Valley" missed the start of the eligibility period by a few weeks.
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This can have serious consequences, including jeopardizing a community's eligibility for federal funding.
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In 6900, eligibility was capped to homes valued at less than $2628 million.
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The eligibility age for Medicare would also be lowered to 50 from 65.
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UNLV (4-7, 93-4) was eliminated from bowl eligibility with the loss.
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Thirty-nine states allow poll watchers to challenge voters' eligibility on Election Day.
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AI is also used to determine credit eligibility or offers for other financial
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The database is used to determine eligibility for buying a firearm. http://bit.
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While their claim to eligibility for asylum is investigated, they receive temporary residence.
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You just decrease the age for Medicare eligibility gradually until everyone is covered.
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Measures would include stricter eligibility requirements for public employees, including teachers and policemen.
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There may also be authorized "vote challengers" who can question a voter's eligibility.
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At first, he lost a year of eligibility despite not being on scholarship.
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Medicaid eligibility rules should also be reformed to make it easier to move.
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Eligibility can change radically from one governor to the next, causing widespread confusion.
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They could relax eligibility requirements or time limits before we enter a recession.
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The United States Trade Representative now says it will not review Kenya's eligibility.
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This can range from aggressive questioning of a voter's eligibility to physical altercations.
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The bill also would expand eligibility to self-employed people and independent contractors.
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Williams has three years of eligibility left, and his redshirt is still available.
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It's easy to track an Amazon order, regardless of the products' Prime eligibility.
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Vote challengers may question a voter's eligibility, but their powers are typically limited.
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And there was much grumbling behind the scenes over this year's eligibility window.
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Each element of Warren's eligibility list is something countries should be doing anyway.
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The office would determine eligibility and authorize benefit payments, according to the campaign.
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He was open to raising the eligibility age for Social Security in 2007.
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SGX has granted Summit Power eligibility to list on the exchange, Khan said.
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In some instances, your income could determine your eligibility, if it's high enough.
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The Trump administration substituted a rule expanding overtime eligibility to 1.3 million workers.
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Service-connected disabilities are how many veterans gain their eligibility for VA healthcare.
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They are waived for athletes — at least until their eligibility is used up.
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And with the COVID-19 situation continuing to evolve, your eligibility may change.
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They endorsed incremental policy changes, like lowering the age of eligibility for Medicare.
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The time frame for eligibility would be adjusted to cover 1.8 million people.
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And the reason is simple: Though it aired four episodes before the May 31, 2017 eligibility cutoff, the majority of its 18 episodes will air during the next Emmy eligibility period, which runs from June 1, 313, to May 31, 2018.
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CBO foresees Medicaid enrollment will drop because some states would discontinue their current expansion of eligibility, other states that had been considering expanding eligibility will decide against it, and because of a significant reform to cap the cost per-enrollee.
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The Ohio law removed voters from eligibility for sitting out three election cycles and failing to respond to a state warning that their eligibility was at risk; this was proof enough, the state said, that the voters had moved elsewhere.
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NOTES: Arizona G Allonzo Trier was not with the team amid ongoing eligibility questions.
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This isn't necessarily fraud, because the random surveys don't determine eligibility for government assistance.
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Some expanded treatment eligibility for opioid addiction, while others increased the use of telemedicine.
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But there are a number of exceptions that can limit eligibility in select circumstances.
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Nikolai also said his military service met the eligibility requirements for American Legion membership.
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This marks the first year of eligibility for Radiohead and Rage Against the Machine.
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Birther conspiracy theorists have also circulated material challenging Harris' eligibility to run for president.
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The system is used by the FBI to determine people's eligibility to purchase guns.
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" Bailey and Hudson said only "eligibility requirements and other key details will be forthcoming.
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The bill would raise the age of eligibility of participants from 26 to 85033.
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The song's Oscar and Golden Globe eligibility gives her even more reason to celebrate.
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If at any point an organization violates this agreement, its eligibility will be revoked.
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The state already has some of the tightest Medicaid eligibility requirements in the country.
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The new initiative allows users to check their eligibility and register entirely in Snapchat.
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What's next: Immigrants can try to prove their eligibility after having their application refused.
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One of the eligibility criteria is that countries progressively eliminate barriers to American goods.
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Eligibility for loan forgiveness hinges on the borrower's ability to make on-time payments.
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Many of the 18,300 submissions will immediately be discarded for not meeting eligibility requirements.
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But those declarations should have nothing to do with the NCAA's eligibility rules. None.
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The ACA changed Medicaid eligibility so low-income people with HIV could finally qualify.
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All of this could have been prevented if states actually verified citizen eligibility upfront.
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An applicant's eligibility for SSDI is determined using a grid of medical vocational rules.
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Perhaps it's because you don't meet eligibility criteria or you live too far away.
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Trump questioned Cruz's constitutional eligibility to serve as president, given his birth in Canada.
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Ted Cruz as his running mate because of questions about the Texas senator's eligibility.
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But states argue that retroactive eligibility drives up Medicaid costs and squeezes their budgets.
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There have even been proposals to do away with the patent-eligibility requirement altogether.
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Future Medicaid policies should preserve adequate funding, benefits and eligibility provided under current law.
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This means that the males advertise their eligibility in competitive displays for choosy females.
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In addition, eligibility for entitlement programs is usually determined by fixed criteria like age.
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If their parents lose SNAP, they lose one source of eligibility for that benefit.
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House Republicans would gradually increase the eligibility age for Medicare, which is now 65.
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The House Medicare plan does not stop with higher eligibility ages and premium support.
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If Congress extended SSI to Puerto Rico, eligibility would expand ten-fold to 354,000.
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The expanded program would simply extend DACA eligibility to a greater number of people.
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Programs that failed to meet these standards lost their eligibility for federal student aid.
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First, eligibility has nothing to do with your employment record — only your financial situation.
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So she assumed that registrars policed eligibility and that she was in the clear.
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That number could change as parents' eligibility for reunification is verified, officials have noted.
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The program would be privatized and the eligibility age raised from 65 to 67.
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The bill increased the eligibility threshold from 40 percent of students to 60 percent.
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The final decision on Ms. Stepanova's eligibility now lies with the International Olympic Committee.
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It was to be played only if Tech had a shot at postseason eligibility.
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Eligibility ages need to be raised; benefits for wealthier recipients need to be trimmed.
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Neither Republicans nor Democrats are pushing to restrict SNAP eligibility to pre-Obama rates.
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There are no specific criteria for the voters to consider, other than player eligibility.
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Medicaid waiversThe first word I learned was "waiver" in the context of Medicaid eligibility.
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Ted Cruz, who was born in Canada, over his eligibility to run for president.
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Expanding Medicaid eligibility to cover more low-income adults was one of Democratic Gov.
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They want stricter oversight of eligibility and enrollment periods, as well as other changes.
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The GAO could not verify the eligibility of 36 percent of the program's subscribers.
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I think we should reduce the age of eligibility to zero for new citizens.
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Medicare was a national program with uniform rules governing eligibility, benefits, and reimbursement policy.
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All of them used the player population that had already exhausted its college eligibility.
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The eligibility requirements for advisors include, but are not limited, to the following: 1.
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Results of that inquiry could further affect Russian athletes' eligibility for the Rio Games.
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The court declined to define "substantially more," adding additional ambiguity to the eligibility equation.
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Finally, Trump could decide he is revoking eligibility for the former intelligence officials unilaterally.
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Around the same time, O'Leary finished her eligibility as an Alcorn State softball player.
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Eligibility is not in dispute in licensed adult day care centers or nursing homes.
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A range of programs target different needs, and each has its own eligibility criteria.
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Each tribe has its own eligibility criteria, somewhat analogous to a nation's citizenship requirements.
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It expanded the eligibility for unemployment insurance to its longest duration ever, 99 weeks.
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An earlier version of this article misidentified the cutoff date for Tony Award eligibility.
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It has sought to expand eligibility for work and visitor visas for Central Americans.
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Last June, Mr. Trump consolidated that and other existing programs, and expanded eligibility requirements.
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Initiative 185: An "affirmative" vote expands Medicaid eligibility and raises taxes on tobacco products.
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Questions about Mr. Dutton's eligibility gave Mr. Turnbull additional ammunition to delay the vote.
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The coronavirus economic aid bill that just passed the Senate widens unemployment eligibility substantially.
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If shopping online, simply select "Use Military Discount" at checkout to verify your eligibility.
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They will see little logic in reducing eligibility for the A.C.A.'s tax credits.
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The Polish fencing federation gave her a release for Olympic eligibility as an American.
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In contrast, Medicare eligibility generally begins at 65 and continues until a beneficiary dies.
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Right now, states are required to recheck a person's Medicaid eligibility once a year.
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Some states are making tweaks to their programs, changing eligibility requirements and other details.
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Not every governing body is equipped to rule on these kind of eligibility questions.
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"Among others, continuous enrollment is a criterion for Excelsior Scholarship eligibility," one email read.
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This was Bruce's sixth season of eligibility and his fourth time as a finalist.
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This left me a year and a half shy of Medicare eligibility at 29.
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Several times in the past year, the government has proposed cutting food stamp eligibility.
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Wayne, in his first year of eligibility, is 13th in the monitor, at 95.23.
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This could eventually force states to cut benefits or reduce eligibility in their programs.
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Sam Johnson of Texas that would raise the age of eligibility for Social Security.
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Johnson requests a range of documents, including how the CMS verifies eligibility for Medicaid.
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The change would apply to all undocumented aliens who can meet the eligibility requirements.
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Many things can affect one's eligibility for immigration benefits, and they change over time.
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The Internal Revenue Service sets income eligibility rules for a Roth IRA each year.
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Over the years, Washington has subverted those original guidelines for both eligibility and administration.
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A panel appointed by the International Olympic Committee will rule on each athlete's eligibility.
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This information will determine your eligibility for financial assistance to lower your monthly premium.
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While Wisconsin is tightening voting eligibility, Clinton is correct that Illinois loosened its restrictions.
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At the age of 6, during Indiana's experiment with welfare eligibility automation, Sophie received a letter (addressed directly to her) informing her that she was losing her Medicaid benefits because of a "failure to cooperate" in establishing her eligibility for the program.
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Since California state law bans governmental programs from considering gender, race, or religion as eligibility criteria when it comes to issuing public contracts, education, and employment, the council used arrest data as proxies to create eligibility criteria for the equity program applicants.
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Here's what you can access with an Innovator pass: Let's talk discount eligibility, shall we?
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We recommend fixing the eligibility rules for the programs to intentionally disqualify big businesses. Why?
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Historically, TAA has had narrow eligibility criteria: for its first seven years no one qualified.
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Sunday is McCabe's birthday, which triggers his eligibility for full pension benefits, the source said.
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She was sentenced to life in prison without parole eligibility until the age of 67.
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Women who log onto Aid Access are screened online for their eligibility for medication abortions.
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Voters in New York and in Alabama have also filed legal challenges to Cruz's eligibility.
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This time around, it's making advertisers go through an application process to determine their eligibility.
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Liu will also miss the 2020 and 2021 editions unless the eligibility requirement is changed.
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The federal government determines eligibility based on household income, but enrollment policies vary by state.
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Some states have wrestled with voting eligibility for out-of-state students in the past.
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This year, the Grammy eligibility period runs from October 230, 251 to September 251, 2015.
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The SSA uses your earnings and work history to determine your eligibility for retirement benefits.
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"We, like all blood centers, must follow the eligibility requirements," the Red Cross spokesperson said.
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These retraining funds have stringent eligibility criteria, so that the programme is heavily under-used.
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It would also lower the eligibility age for Medicare to 55, from the current 65.
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About 5,400 soldiers were found to have missing paperwork or didn't of documentation of eligibility.
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For example, we are making improvements to the Marketplace's risk-sharing mechanisms and eligibility rules.
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Tesla's vehicles lost eligibility for the full $20183,22018 federal EV tax credit starting January 22st.
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Reduced the eligibility threshold from 500,000 to 100,000 tons of CO2 captured for industrial applications.
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Under the block grants, states would have more authority to restrict eligibility and slash benefits.
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Tightens eligibility for SNAP (food stamps), cutting $22018 billion from the budget over 219 years.
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The poverty line is used to determine eligibility for a wide array of government programs.
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Expanding eligibility could be another use of the surplus, rather than redirecting it to NASA.
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He is reportedly pushing others on the Academy's board to help force an eligibility change.
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" Donald Trump to Ted Cruz re: eligibility: "There's a big question mark over your head.
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Wickenheiser, a four-time Olympic gold medalist, was inducted in her first year of eligibility.
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And although the Senate bill fell apart, presumptive and retroactive eligibility are still in danger.
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Communications: The Federal Communications Commission is proposing new eligibility requirements for the Connect America Fund.
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Instead, the states have to slowly rein in coverage, meaning they'll slowly change eligibility requirements.
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Turnbull said he asked Australia's most senior legal officer to provide advice on Dutton's eligibility.
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It will be among his jobs to persuade the rules committee to preserve Kasich's eligibility.
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I was basically a high school hurdler with one year of college eligibility behind me.
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Banco do Brasil said in a statement that its eligibility committee had not evaluated Souza.
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The 12 software packages available on the program website have a maze of eligibility requirements.
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The eligibility rule will establish a "process for resolving access authorization" determinations, the agency said.
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Today, the NCAA announced that they found no violations and that Bamba's eligibility remains intact.
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Each programme—be it food stamps, housing subsidies, or Medicare—has its own eligibility rules.
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Others have pushed to keep the expanded eligibility while imposing new limits on spending. Sen.
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If states want to increase workforce participation, they should expand Medicaid eligibility — not restrict it.
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Republican front-runner Donald Trump has repeatedly questioned Cruz's eligibility because of his Canadian birth.
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The Veterans Affairs site can help vets determine their eligibility and apply for health care.
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Withholding of removal is available too and it is mandatory when eligibility has been established.
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He will have two seasons of eligibility left after sitting out the 2016-17 season.
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Netflix's dip into theaters, in part to meet the Oscars' eligibility requirements, is relatively new.
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Cancer clinical trial eligibility criteria are rigid — and recent research reveals that this is unnecessary.
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Arkansas officials sought to reduce eligibility, while still getting the same level of federal funding.
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Eliminating Pell Grant eligibility was part of a broad federal crackdown on crime in 1994.
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All of her players who completed their eligibility at Tennessee also graduated, university officials said.
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He also expanded eligibility to include students who had not previously attended a public school.
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Such a move could force some states to cut health care services and reduce eligibility.
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The changes would update burial eligibility, cemetery management structure, and the name of the cemeteries.
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"Unfortunately, I won't be playing this week because of an NCAA eligibility issue," Young said.
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Assuming he gets it, he'll have a year of athletic eligibility left after he graduates.
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"I'm extremely grateful for the opportunity," said Hackenberg, who had one year of eligibility remaining.
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In big-time college sports, athletic departments are incentivized to focus on eligibility, not education.
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Our seasoned TechCrunch editors will scrutinize every eligible application (more about eligibility in a minute).
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Radiohead and Rage Against the Machine, both in their first year of eligibility, miss out.
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Check your eligibility here for Amazon Key in-garage deliveryYet another option is garage delivery.
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That's why your DTI is such an important metric for lenders when assessing your eligibility.
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She says workers should consider checking their eligibility even if they think they don't qualify.
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But the leadership issue is complicated by questions over Dutton's eligibility to sit in parliament.
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She has not been convicted of a felony, but she welcomes questions about her eligibility.
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The scandal cost several coaches their jobs and could affect the eligibility of current players.
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The administration has retreated from an Obama-era effort to expand eligibility for overtime pay.
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Joe Lieberman swore to torpedo the entire bill if it dropped the Medicare eligibility age.
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That's because it drops funding for enrollees whose eligibility lapses for two or more months.
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So amateur teams were popular among American-born players who had exhausted their collegiate eligibility.
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Defining eligibility and limiting the scope of benefits in traditional Medicare could be a challenge.
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Domestic violence victims gained eligibility after the 2014 case of a Guatemalan woman, Aminta Cifuentes.
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In reality, the VA doesn't mention there's a path to eligibility, let alone initiate it.
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In June, Mr. Trump consolidated that and other existing programs, and expanded eligibility requirements. Sept.
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In some studies, they found, eligibility criteria for participants differed greatly from what was published.
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Eligibility for expanded benefits will largely hinge on how each state applies the new law.
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He can't, not without sacrificing his college eligibility and, quite possibly by extension, his scholarship.
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"Please check back soon as we add more testing sites and may expand eligibility criteria."
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Trump began questioning Cruz's eligibility for the presidency earlier this week, noting his Canadian birthplace.
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Eligibility: Prizes are open to any startup at the event, with no pre-registration required.
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James, in his sixth year of eligibility, was elected after being a finalist four times.
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Out-of-state attendees will have to pre-register with the party to verify eligibility.
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Theatrical releases — a requirement for Oscar eligibility — are still a recent venture for the company.
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The policies specifically ban content that misrepresents dates, locations, and eligibility requirements for the census.
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In his final year of eligibility in 1996, Flood gained 15.1 percent of the vote.
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Many states and colleges also use Fafsa data to determine eligibility for aid they distribute.
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A second fabricated case was also opened against her, effectively blocking her eligibility for parole.
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Medicaid eligibility for long-term care can differ by state and also by marital status.
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He had trouble getting name recognition, in part thanks to tough DNC debate eligibility requirements.
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Walker surpassed the 75% threshold for the first time on his final year of eligibility.
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Also, a preapproval acknowledges that the borrower has met the bank&aposs general eligibility requirements.
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Companies must also meet the following eligibility requirements: Finally, this is a one-time honor.
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In this instance, the respondent's eligibility to participate in sport is no longer at issue.
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Nearly one million children would lose automatic eligibility for free or reduced-price school meals.
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But the State Department is expanding eligibility to include certain state and local government employees.
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Sanders said lawmakers in the short term should lower the Medicare eligibility age to 55.
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Raising the asset limit for eligibility and allowing it to increase with inflation would help.
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Because of his stint as a freshman, he had completed his athletic eligibility by midseason.
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Karnowski, granted a medical redshirt, elected to use his extra season of eligibility to return.
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But because the band played on "Conan" during the eligibility period, its label, Warner Bros.
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The survey found that voters are unconcerned with questions about Cruz's eligibility for the presidency.
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And because of tightened eligibility rules, they were joined not by marginal candidates like Rep.
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But recently, the Trump administration substituted a rule expanding overtime eligibility to 1.3 million workers.
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Before making the change, you must first determine your eligibility for the various filing statuses.
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Eligibility is determined based on income, generally at or below 22012 percent of poverty line.
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That has not stopped some of his rivals — including Donald Trump — from challenging his eligibility.
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But the way that Trump (and Tribe) are using it could become a self-fulfilling prophecy: If people are afraid to support Ted Cruz for the nomination because they're worried his eligibility will become an issue, it will make his eligibility an issue by default.
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The letter said that "eligibility requirements and other key details will be forthcoming" for the category.
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In Britain, for example, eligibility rules vary from place to place and waiting-lists are long.
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Wyden's bill also would index the credit for inflation and raise slightly the income eligibility ceiling.
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Eligibility for benefits from SNAP are tightening for some groups or being slashed completely for others.
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And in 2014, eligibility for the loans was expanded to parent borrowers with weaker credit histories.
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Almost everyone I spoke with did think the Medicare eligibility age could be changed under reconciliation.
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I don't know about the others, but they probably still have — and here's the difference — eligibility.
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So the state asks people who haven&apost voted in two years to confirm their eligibility.
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The president will also suggest a $70 billion cut through limiting eligibility for federal disability benefits.
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He was sentenced to 33 years in prison, with the eligibility for parole after 9 years.
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Their website launched on September 1, 2014 for users to check their eligibility for food stamps.
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"The [interim final rule] speaks to asylum eligibility and applies to all amenable individuals," he said.
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He also preached an incremental solution that starts by moving up Medicare eligibility to age 20163.
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The announcement said that "eligibility requirements and other key details [would] be forthcoming" for the category.
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Obamacare expanded Medicaid eligibility to cover adults at or below 138% of the federal poverty level.
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Centene specializes in providing care to people who drop out of Medicaid because they lose eligibility.
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Check out our complete eligibility rules, and apply here by July 15th at 12 pm PT.
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That includes Walden, who, as the head coach, is also accountable for the entire team's eligibility.
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In Iowa on Friday, Mr. O'Malley condemned NBC for the criteria it used to determine eligibility.
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And states that have expanded Medicaid eligibility have generally had much broader gains in insurance coverage.
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The eligibility hinges on the country maintaining its only investment grade rating, from ratings agency DBRS.
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Typically, Nevada parole hearings occur about three months in advance of an inmate's parole eligibility date.
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Parrish notes the powers-that-be could apply a waiver and reinstate Brock's eligibility right away.
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Food stamps: The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is delaying new eligibility requirements for food stamps.
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In fact, I'm far from the first student whose voter eligibility Gilbert has called into question.
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Read the eligibility criteria, which say who may and may not be part of the trial.
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Instead, it would create a lot of perverse incentives, due to the way benefits eligibility works.
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Despite their ties, Tribe has repeatedly sought to undermine Cruz over the question of his eligibility.
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" Trump on Marco Rubio's eligibility "It's a very, very different thing because he was born here.
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Presumptive and retroactive eligibility protected Andrews, who has a 216.2-year-old son, from financial devastation.
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As such, we have a rigorous process of reviewing winners for eligibility to receive cash prizes.
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Instead, it is the dominant application of a technology that affects its eligibility for constitutional protection.
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Arkansas, Indiana and New Hampshire also have waivers for retroactive eligibility, but some strings are attached.
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Restrictive eligibility policies have become a major policy mistake causing later high costs to society. 4.
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They rejected a ban on prep football, and refused to stiffen academic requirements for athletic eligibility.
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Athletes with intellectual disabilities were only allowed to compete again in 2012, after undergoing eligibility checks.
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About half of those were through the law's expansion of eligibility and increased funding for Medicaid.
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Securing parole allows recipients to apply for certain work permits and immigration benefits, depending on eligibility.
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However, the state did not get approval to roll back the eligibility level for Medicaid beneficiaries.
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Birth anywhere on the island of Ireland grants eligibility, as does an Irish parent or grandparent.
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That reliance on state discretion has always led to significant disparities in Medicaid benefits, eligibility, etc.
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Then, after the polls close that night, the local board of elections determines that voter's eligibility.
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Without qualifying for early retirement, federal employees reach retirement eligibility between their 55th and 85033th birthdays.
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What's more, this bill ensures that many people are excluded from eligibility to earn credit time.
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That mechanism is E-Verify, a simple program that allows all employers to verify work eligibility.
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But the bidding process has been delayed due to legal battles over eligibility for the bidders.
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New legislation introduced in the House this week would disqualify convicted terrorists for food stamp eligibility.
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However, it also phases out eligibility for the tax credits sooner and makes the credits smaller.
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Eligibility categories of S&S projects include socioeconomic advancement and empowerment, affordable housing and food security.
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For food stamps, a good goal would be to tighten program eligibility to pre-recession levels.
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"We have a consumer assistance program to help people who were denied Medicaid eligibility," he said.
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It is usually left to the political process, not the judicial process, to sort out eligibility.
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In 28503, lawmakers further restricted eligibility, gradually ratcheting it down to the current cap of $22019,999.
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The report noted that the procedures for determining eligibility for such benefits were vague and inconsistent.
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And it could affect a borrower's eligibility for loan forgiveness programs, according to the Education Department.
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Berget&aposs mental status and death penalty eligibility have played a key role in court delays.
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New York qualified only after a concerted effort to better track the eligibility of its students.
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As it stands, a young fighter who chooses to begin boxing professionally forfeits his Olympic eligibility.
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His high school grades mysteriously and quickly improved whenever his eligibility to play was at stake.
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But expanding student aid eligibility isn't the only way to expand access to non-traditional programs.
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For this reason, our courts must reexamine the "two-prong test" on patent subject-matter eligibility.
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Those families still must meet eligibility requirements to enter the US and are screened and interviewed.
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Billions of dollars that 31 states expect to receive for expanding Medicaid eligibility would also disappear.
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But the process usually requires a borrower to submit documentation showing they meet the eligibility requirements.
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Turnbull said on Thursday the government's chief lawyer would advise on Dutton's eligibility on Friday morning.
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Duke's athletic director, Kevin White, said that Carter had no eligibility issues related to the report.
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An earlier version of this article referred imprecisely to former President Barack Obama's eligibility for compensation.
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The biggest declines came in Tennessee and Texas, which have begun to reconsider eligibility more often.
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Coan made his fifth appearance this season and burned his eligibility to take a redshirt year.
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The federal government and states jointly administer unemployment programs, and eligibility rules differ across the country.
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Shah says he's supposed to be notified of his unemployment eligibility within 10 days of filing.
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The study used a random lottery to offer some low-income adult residents eligibility for Medicaid.
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More than one in 10 people with a disability, another 214,000 households, would also lose eligibility.
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The eligibility criteria for disability benefits is one of the most restrictive in the developed world.
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States can request block grants and changes to eligibility and regulations from the federal government directly.
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Food: The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is updating the eligibility requirements for school meal programs.
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In response to the 2008 financial crisis, Congress expanded eligibility requirements, which then remained in place.
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The new rules provide eligibility guidelines and define the forms of transportation the VA would offer.
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"The real challenges are for people who are just above the Medicaid eligibility level," Neuman said.
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He argued that the fund's determinations of eligibility "are absolutely final" and reconsiderations are not permissible.
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In some states, which set their own rules for eligibility, remarkably few families get T.A.N.F. payments.
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But the eligibility rules were not updated, so many of the problems with the category remain.
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And families come to see that the more needy you are, the more eligibility you have.
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As of last summer, 16 states have proposed or put in work requirements for Medicaid eligibility.
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The Senate previously issued a resolution confirming then-nominee John McCain's eligibility to serve as president.
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Tightening eligibility for the program, as new work requirements would do, would only increase that number.
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About one million people in households with children would have incomes considered too high for eligibility.
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About one million people in households with children would have incomes considered too high for eligibility.
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The law, it said, is meant to give people the opportunity to challenge another voter's eligibility.
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The proposed changes would update burial eligibility, cemetery management structure and the name of the cemeteries.
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Eligibility for maternity benefits do not discriminate against temporary workers, the Indian Tea Association told CNN.
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Further, a lot of these programs have strict eligibility requirements, to guard against abuse or waste.
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In order to receive a grant of deferred action, individuals had to meet exacting eligibility requirements.
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The 2010 health care law, as written by Democrats, required all states to expand Medicaid eligibility.
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But its eligibility to borrow from the World Bank strikes many Americans as anomalous, even scandalous.
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They must provide government-issued identification as proof of residency and meet income and eligibility requirements.
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It's a popular funding tool among cities and states because of its wide range of eligibility.
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And of course, there are still 19 states that could expand Medicaid eligibility under the ACA.
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After the Civil War, that law was changed to extend eligibility to people of African descent.
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Indeed, one of the Affordable Care Act's main provisions is a large expansion of Medicaid eligibility.
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The cash comes from a one-two punch of decreasing benefit amounts, and tightening eligibility requirements.
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So the way people argued for citizenship or eligibility for citizenship was to prove their whiteness.
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The lawsuit in Illinois aims to resolve the question by challenging Cruz's eligibility for the presidency.
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States would be forced to raise taxes or restrict eligibility when federal funds inevitably prove inadequate.
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In addition, because Medicaid eligibility is typically based on the poverty level and poverty level income varies based on family size, the addition of one or more children can change a family's eligibility, said Dania Palanker, an assistant research professor at Georgetown University's Health Policy Institute.
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Also tucked into the bill was a provision that required job-seekers to certify their eligibility to work in the United States by filling out the Employment Eligibility Form, or Form I-20.3, now a common part of the hiring process for virtually all American employers.
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If states respond by reducing eligibility, the result would be 10 million people kicked off the program.
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In return, clubs could have their pick of the world's footballers, free of the usual eligibility rules.
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The bill the White House proposed also made permanent changes going forward to asylum and TPS eligibility.
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They've even refused to vouchsafe his eligibility for the presidency from Trump's attack on his Canadian extraction.
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A provisional ballot is used to record a vote when there are questions about a voter's eligibility.
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The Justice Department has waded in, warning the Academy that some eligibility limits could be anti-competitive.
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Members have access to accelerated entry, eligibility for TSA PreCheck, and can avoid processing lines or paperwork.
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Companies nominated were required to submit a detailed questionnaire and confirm their eligibility for the Upstart 25.
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Late rap icon Shakur made it onto the list of nominees in his first year of eligibility.
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Previously, the organization relied on an individual's birth certificate to determine eligibility for its single-gender programs.
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But Moore, the political science professor, cautioned a White House run will prompt questions about Gabbard's eligibility.
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More frequent eligibility checks are likely to lead to more people cycling on and off of Medicaid.
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The REAL Act, which would reinstate Pell eligibility for incarcerated people, is under active consideration in Congress.
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The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences voted to leave a key rule on eligibility unchanged.
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The Court ruled the IOC's refusal to invite them constituted no sanction but rather an eligibility decision.
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Many Americans remain uninsured, however, because they live in states that have declined to expand Medicaid eligibility.
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North Carolina law allows for private citizens to formally challenge a voter's eligibility ahead of an election.
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Rising to challenge the House's standing—or eligibility—to appeal was Toby Heytens, Virginia's new solicitor-general.
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The Red Cross also noted that it doesn't decide eligibility since that's the job of federal regulators.
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After earning his degree, he transferred to East Carolina in 2017 for his final year of eligibility.
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And let's not forget Trump's absurd questions about Ted's citizenship and eligibility to even run for president.
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Those with separated programmes may freeze enrolment, create more stringent eligibility rules or discontinue their operations altogether.
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Nearly 432,000 people have submitted forms that the department has approved for public service loan forgiveness eligibility.
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The CSS Profile is more detailed than the FAFSA and does not assess eligibility for federal aid.
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At an event in Iowa on Wednesday, Mr. Cruz said his eligibility to run was settled law.
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It's not clear whether eligibility rules would change or unborn children would be given social security numbers.
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If you have more than one child in college, that will likely boost your financial aid eligibility.
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Why is Tribe is raising questions about Cruz's eligibility, even if Tribe thinks Cruz should be eligible?
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Invest in a technical team to connect systems for real-time eligibility checks and billing through claims.
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With new federal Medicaid spending limits, states may tighten eligibility and reduce benefits and provider payments. Nov.
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Those changes included speeding up the revocation of Obamacare taxes, and permitting tighter restrictions of Medicaid eligibility.
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Instead, the reforms would increase administrative costs by requiring beneficiaries to file more paperwork to maintain eligibility.
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The proposal conceptualizes low wages as the sole driver of benefits eligibility, but that's not the case.
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Or if they keep this Medicaid eligibility category, they won't get as much money for their enrollees.
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Mandatory spending programs grow based on eligibility, so the baseline usually goes up from year to year.
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Trump on Monday pointed to Harvard scholar Laurence Tribe who has also raised questions about Cruz's eligibility.
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As long as current enrollees maintain their eligibility, they would be allowed to stay on the program.
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He later was sentenced to at least 33 years in jail, with parole eligibility after nine years.
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Harris would expand the eligibility for Dreamers to gain protection against deportation and apply for work permits.
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Individual cases have been filed in separate states questioning Cruz's eligibility to serve in the White House.
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It found that Florida had given judges powers that juries should wield in determining eligibility for execution.
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Second, state unemployment insurance systems vary widely in terms of eligibility and the generosity of the benefit.
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Your eligibility for a Roth IRA depends on your income and whether you are married or single.
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Were she to receive money—an explicit acknowledgment of her professional potential—she'd sacrifice her college eligibility.
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The issue was brought up in tonight's debate, when Cruz was asked about his eligibility for office.
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When service members are in financial hardship, they can lose their security clearance and eligibility to serve.
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One of Obamacare's innovations was to expand Medicaid eligibility to include people slightly above the poverty level.
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As for addressing food stamps, the House had added a provision to strengthen work requirements for eligibility.
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But for some states, maintaining expanded eligibility would simply become too costly if the bill became law.
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Medicaid is an entitlement, so anyone who meets eligibility rules has a right to enroll in coverage.
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A New York judge this week threw out a lawsuit challenging his eligibility for to be president.
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This helps to get around the city's eligibility restrictions but buyers are subjected to much higher taxes.
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Arizona is also one of 14 states to have dispensed with the lifetime five-year eligibility limit.
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You may also lose eligibility for repayment programs, and your tax refunds and wages may be garnished.
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By exploiting new Medicaid eligibility policies, researchers were able to closely compare people with and without benefits.
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States have a great deal of flexibility in eligibility levels, benefits and how they structure the program.
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Lawmakers could, however, propose changes to separate laws governing things such as eligibility and benefit-amount formulas.
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That page has been removed, and visitors are redirected to a page with general Medicaid eligibility information.
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That's why we support "Workforce Pell" – expanding Pell eligibility to these programs that lead directly to jobs.
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A mortgage broker or banker can help determine the exact rate, eligibility and fees that would apply.
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There are definitional limits to eligibility, as well as limits to the amounts that can be provided.
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It may be worth linking eligibility for future federal disaster relief to local policies that encourage adaptation.
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Mr. Thomas, 34, is an eligibility services specialist with the Connecticut Department of Social Services in Bridgeport.
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Mississippi made changes to attempt to solve a major problem related to its strict Medicaid eligibility requirements.
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Meanwhile, the House version would restrict the eligibility criteria for the program and authorize no new visas.
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You'll want to shop around for the best rates and check out any limits and eligibility requirements.
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Returning Puerto Rico to eligibility has been rejected with the excuse that we cannot become a precedent.
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"E-Verify is shut down right now, so employers cannot verify eligibility of employees," said the official.
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The centrists would start by letting those just under the 65 age-of-eligibility buy into Medicare.
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Thirty-one states, including some with Republican governors, have expanded eligibility, with big infusions of federal money.
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In the end, the permanent 10 percent tax credit survived, and the eligibility criteria remained the same.
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Long, however, declined to provide the information that supported top prison officials' eligibility for the bonus payments.
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In particular, it's launching House of Cards on May 30, very nearly the last day of eligibility.
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As he obtained it when he was 11, however, Curtis is one year past Feldman's eligibility test.
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Eligibility hinges on the time it takes for a survivor to get to the hospital, explained Muldoon.
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In May 2014, Berian lost his eligibility at Adams State University in Colorado because of poor grades.
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The report measures possible impact on patients if Medicare's eligibility age is raised to 67 in 2019.
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A higher eligibility age, if implemented, would almost certainly not be phased in as soon as 2019.
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The USPTO should ensure that its own best practices and procedures support broad patent subject matter eligibility.
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Medicaid eligibility is also an issue in Kentucky, where Bevin wants more work requirements for Medicaid recipients.
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They had to build a computer system to help people check their eligibility and understand their options.
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Easily recognized characteristics like religion, race or political beliefs determined eligibility, and governments were the usual culprits.
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But they argue that the eligibility requirements for the checks under the Senate GOP proposal are problematic.
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Almost one in five adults of Medicare eligibility age (65 years old and older) have untreated cavities.
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But unlike the Oscars, the Grammys' eligibility period doesn't cover the previous year from January to December.
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Regulations for everything from student loan eligibility to food additives can use standards written by trade groups.
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But for adults, the income eligibility bars were very low and varied widely from state to state.
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The bureau wants acres that can't be planted to count toward a farmer's eligibility for federal assistance.
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Lynch is playing his final year of college eligibility, averaging 10 points, eight rebounds and four blocks.
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Sponsor reserves the right to verify and confirm each Entrant's age and compliance with other eligibility requirements.
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That's because state unemployment benefits vary drastically in terms of eligibility, duration of benefits and check size.
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Officials did not outline eligibility requirements, and many details of the program have yet to be finalized.
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McKay took over after three-year starter Ryan Finley's eligibility expired and he went to the NFL.
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But survivors are already forgoing critical benefits, unnecessarily fearful of jeopardizing their eligibility for a green card.
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When Verlander got through, the sides struck a deal with just minutes to spare for postseason eligibility.
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InTouch's enterprise-facing, multi-use platform, Solo can integrate scheduling, eligibility confirmation, e-prescriptions, and patient surveys.
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The commission also suggested offering legal assistance without delay to children regardless of their eligibility for asylum.
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Continue reading to see when you need to apply, what the awards emphasize, and important eligibility considerations.
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The community eligibility provision, put into place in 2010, turns the school meal programs on their heads.
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The Obama rule was expected to extend overtime pay eligibility to more than 4 million salaried workers.
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Before the race, Kipchoge assured that Kenya would stiffen its antidoping resolve and maintain its Olympic eligibility.
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That's "seven years earlier than full Social Security benefit eligibility for their age bracket," the report notes.
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College students are required to meet certain standards in order to ensure their eligibility for financial aid.
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Expanding Pell Grant eligibility and other grants for upskilling and reskilling are also on the wish list.
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The Department of Agriculture has proposed three rules that tighten eligibility and work requirements for food stamps.
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The proposal by the Social Security Administration will narrow eligibility based on age, education and work experience.
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But Article 12, which governs amateurism and athletic eligibility, is about to become especially important in California.
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President Trump pulled the trigger and terminated India's GSP eligibility in June 2019, citing market access issues.
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Brown was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1984, his first year of eligibility.
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One idea is to preserve the expansion of Medicaid eligibility but impose new limits on Medicaid spending.
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Brodeur, 46, was elected to the Hockey Hall of Fame in 2018, his first year of eligibility.
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The bill extended the visa program, but did not authorize additional visas, and narrowed eligibility for them.
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One reason for high percentages of people lacking health insurance is states' refusal to expand Medicaid eligibility.
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Those reforms lowered state Medicaid spending by more than $100 million without cutting eligibility or reducing benefits.
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Eligibility for safety-net programmes, which disburse trillions of dollars, is determined by the federal poverty level.
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"Unlucky" patients not chosen would be entered into subsequent draws until their eligibility expired, the group said.
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"Unlucky" patients not chosen would be entered into subsequent draws until their eligibility expired, the group said.
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That eligibility has drawn residents from other communities that do not offer the same level of service.
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States have wide discretion to set income-eligibility levels for different categories of residents who receive benefits.
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Warren would restore an Obama-era rule that would have given 4.2 million additional workers overtime eligibility.
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Under the Legal Workforce Act, employers use E-Verify to check the work eligibility of new hires.
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Amid these successes, background grumbling appears to have increased in connection with his eligibility for open competitions.
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It is unclear how eligibility rules for the Tony Awards will change in response to the postponement.
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It is unclear how eligibility rules for the Tony Awards will change in response to the postponement.
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Rick Scott of Florida, a Republican and Trump ally, also wants to see their T.P.S. eligibility extended.
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Several emails from VICE to Cuomo's office about Forbis's possible eligibility for such a program went unreturned.
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Why is Tribe raising questions about Cruz's eligibility, even if Tribe thinks Cruz should ultimately be eligible?
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Any other year, and it would just be savings, which counts less severely against financial aid eligibility.
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CBO expects that, facing this new funding formula, states would "restrict eligibility for enrollment" in the program.
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Normally, these two finches have totally unique calls, which helps to announce their eligibility to potential mates.
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"A critical piece of the Lifeline reforms adopted by the majority of the Commission in March included creation of an independent National Lifeline Eligibility Verifier, which will take the responsibility for verifying subscriber eligibility out of the hands of the provider and transfer it to a third party."
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In the 1990s states were encouraged to tinker with their programmes, and eligibility expanded further in some places.
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Unsurprisingly the Premier League is against this, arguing that eligibility requirements should be dropped for all overseas players.
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But the possibility that the courts might rule on the eligibility of a presidential candidate to serve remains.
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The algorithm itself doesn't remove any charges, but simply automates the process of pulling files and determining eligibility.
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Do not be the policeman because you do not have the eligibility to do that in my country.
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The President says his plan would use "an easy-to-navigate, point-based selection system" to determine eligibility.
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Though eligibility varies by center, day care centers typically won't accept potential clients who physically or verbally abusive.
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It's not an unfavorable action against their clearance; they retain their eligibility — they just no longer have access.
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Both Klobuchar and Brown co-sponsored the legislation introduced Wednesday to lower the Medicare-eligibility age from 65.
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However, politicians from Denmark's ruling party, Venstre, are examining each individual's eligibility, reported the U.K.'s Independent newspaper.
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The ACA expanded Medicaid eligibility to millions of low-income people at or just above the poverty line.
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"The List," as Forster sisters Jazz (Chloe Bailey) and Sky (Halle Bailey) will later call it, of eligibility.
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Despite the mandate from voters, Republican lawmakers in those states have been trying to roll back Medicaid eligibility.
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Instead, a different body — the Supreme Electoral Tribunal — will review each candidate's eligibility forms starting in mid-August.
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Even companies that strongly support the Affordable Care Act say officials need to do more to check eligibility.
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Levy's internship was terminated a month before her disappearance when it was learned her academic eligibility had expired.
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Machine-learning is also good at automating financial decisions, whether assessing creditworthiness or eligibility for an insurance policy.
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He said he's a 67-year-old private citizen who will probably keep speaking about Kamala Harris's eligibility.
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Robinson was in his first year of eligibility but only squeaked in with 77.5 percent of the vote.
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Either way, that means the eligibility period was probably roughly between July 1, 2017 and July 1, 2018.
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Candidates must have reached 2% in at least four national polls identified by the DNC to determine eligibility.
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The exception is the eligibility of FARC members to run for public office once they demobilise and disarm.
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Game of Thrones sat out that race due to not airing a new season during the eligibility window.
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Due to eligibility rules, Hayne's selection for Fiji would preclude him from ever playing international rugby for Australia.
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The law does not allow the Labor Department to determine eligibility based only on salary levels, Mazzant said.
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The sheriff's office then issued summonses requiring voters to appear with proof of their continued eligibility to vote.
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Disney also recommends that international students contact an international advisor to go over eligibility requirements for the program.
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An estimated 4 million people in the other 113 states would gain Medicaid coverage if they expanded eligibility.
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The big picture: The Oscars eligibility fight underscores a bigger riff between legacy Hollywood players and tech newcomers.
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Regulators also eliminated certain special enrollment periods and tightened eligibility standards for others, and introduced the confirmation process.
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CSL lists a number of eligibility rules for both players and teams who want to compete this season.
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Membership of the Europol crime-fighting agency would lapse, as would eligibility to use the European Arrest Warrant.
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He offered a law professor's allocution on the subject of foreign-born citizens' eligibility for the American presidency.
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Voters will weigh each plan's transfer size and frequency, eligibility criteria, and implementation relative to existing public programs.
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One plan pushed by Republicans would tighten eligibility by adding work requirements, boost premiums and require drug-testing.
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Everyone who meets the eligibility requirements has to be covered, and federal and state spending has to adjust.
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Brodeur made the Hall of Fame in his first year of eligibility, almost certainly as a unanimous pick.
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Earlier this year, YouTube sparked some controversy within the Creator world by changing its requirements for Partner eligibility.
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In the wake of Logan Paul's "suicide forest" controversy, the company instituted new requirements for YouTube Partner eligibility.
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They can also be cut off if they don't report income or renew eligibility on a specified schedule.
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New Jersey law says that a person's eligibility for medical marijuana has to be reassessed every 90 days.
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But rather than eliminating the community eligibility provision, the House bill would legitimize this universal school meal scheme.
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Any child nutrition reauthorization bill that has the community eligibility provision should be a nonstarter for any legislator.
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The Trump administration also wants to tighten some of the eligibility requirements of the federal nutrition program benefits.
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Despite falling in the 2019 Grammy's eligibility period, Smith's name did not appear on the list of noms.
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Based on new rules, I will hire an agent and move forward while retaining my complete college eligibility.
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Eligibility: You must be twenty-one (21) years of age or older to participate and submit your vote.
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Now that you know the process and what's at stake; here's what you need to know about eligibility.
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Moreover, the longer immigrants reside in the United States and gain eligibility to more welfare programs, usage increases.
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Most of them are from Europe and it is difficult for aliens from Europe to establish asylum eligibility.
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Individual eligibility would be achieved when medical expenses exceeded more than half of the household's after-tax income.
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The Wolfpack must win at Georgia Tech and at home against rival North Carolina to secure bowl eligibility.
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Contrary to other Republican White House hopefuls, Trump has refused to raise the eligibility age of Social Security.
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How else to explain his administration's plan to tighten eligibility requirements for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)?
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This is how it's able to check your eligibility for a card based on the 5/53 rule.
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As newly married gay couples reach key wedding anniversaries, their eligibility for Social Security benefits is also changing.
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Eligibility for the two programs can change because of changes in family size, household income or other factors.
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The team's first-round pick in 2016 will forgo his final two seasons of college eligibility at UConn.
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The lawsuit says that Bulerin passed all the eligibility requirements to become a firefighter, according to the paper.
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The statement says policies that regulate eligibility, like those related to hormones, should be backed by defensible science.
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His plan would reduce Medicare eligibility from 65 to 55 in the first year, while also covering children.
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By raising the eligibility requirement for the program, VRE can focus its resources that need services the most.
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He responded "yes" when asked if he would consider changing the rules for Social Security eligibility, as well.
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Employers and their lawyers must then provide further evidence to prove their need and eligibility for the visas.
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The program provides disaster survivors with a monthly rental payment for up to 18 months, depending on eligibility.
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If the sentences are stacked on one another, that would push back his eligibility for parole even further.
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The ACA expanded the eligibility rule by setting a uniform 133 percent of poverty Medicaid threshold for kids.
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We encourage startups from all across the country to apply; full details on eligibility can be found here.
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The calculation is also used to set eligibility for affordable housing built by developers who receive tax credits.
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Weakening patents in these areas by narrowly redefining eligibility crushes U.S. innovation and pushes research to foreign shores.
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The group also maintains a telephone hotline to answer eligibility questions and to help citizens get needed documents.
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According to the latest government numbers, that leaves almost 1,900 who are still awaiting reunion or eligibility determinations.
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Citizens unsure of their eligibility can check with local officials directly or, in some cases, through their websites.
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She later helped former camp inmates determine their eligibility for remuneration and advised them on how to apply.
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We got to get at least 203,000 new shows streaming by the Emmy eligibility cutoff date next year.
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Users should contact their loan servicer directly, however, to confirm eligibility for the various options, Ms. Cheng said.
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Gradually, the age for standard Medicare eligibility also would fall until the entire population was covered by it.
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Now, amid significant interest in their novel candidacies, some state lawmakers are clamoring to reform the eligibility process.
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How are some lawmakers in Kansas trying to change the eligibility for candidates for governor in that state?
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In August, she had a third interview and was told that the State Department was reviewing her eligibility.
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The billionaire businessman highlighted the citizenship issue last week, warning that Democrats could challenge Cruz's eligibility in court.
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Hardin's statement says that Tara Davenport is a certified basketball coach and therefore should know the eligibility rules.
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Entry constitutes each Entrant's certification that the Entrant meets the eligibility requirements set forth in these Official Rules.
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The startup also uses alternative data such as information gleaned from text messages to determine a person's eligibility.
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Nevertheless, they've become collateral damage in the voting eligibility conflicts that have led to protests and multiple lawsuits.
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More information on eligibility criteria and rules can be read on the official blog post and related pages.
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"New hire" appointment: At the "new hire" appointment, employees must provide proof of their identities and employment eligibility.
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The end of DACA means that hundreds of thousands of people nationwide will lose their eligibility to work.
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Also, 2628 USC §28503(b)(22020)(C) permits the Attorney General to establish additional eligibility limitations and conditions.
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While a hardworking compliance team monitored school finances and student eligibility, we needed people specializing in consumer protection.
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Eligibility: Must have launched within the past two years, or be launched within six months after the event.
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With his selection, a player has been chosen in his first year of eligibility for 13 straight seasons.
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Ms. Neuberger said such automatic eligibility had helped simplify nutritional support for low-income children and their schools.
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Proponents of this policy claim that tightening eligibility requirements would take free meals away from low-income students.
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While the limits, fees, and eligibility vary, they all offer no-interest payroll advances based on hours worked.
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Eligibility for that option is based on special circumstances, such as moving outside of your plan's service area.
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Over the last year, three new rules have been proposed that would restrict SNAP eligibility and reduce benefits.
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Millions more would see lower benefits and 85033,000 students would also lose automatic eligibility for free school meals.
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But that program has confused tenants and landlords since the eligibility, caps and amounts differ from the state's.
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But the eligibility rules remained the same, and they underline a major problem with how the category functions.
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The passage of legislation preventing them from receiving gender-affirming care could, thus, jeopardize their eligibility to compete.
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The idea behind it is that states already verified eligibility when the person enrolled in another welfare program.
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Even if they do know, the process is costly and cumbersome, and determining eligibility is not always straightforward.
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The DNC still hasn't announced the eligibility requirements for the debate, which will air on CNN and Univision.
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Cruz made the case for his eligibility for president on Sunday, saying any legal questions had been settled.
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Death: The Department of Commerce is moving forward with new eligibility requirements for accessing the death master file.
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At public four-year schools tax benefit eligibility jumps from 62 percent of students to about 79 percent.
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture wants to change this "categorical eligibility" rule to make enrolling in SNAP harder.
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These could include changes to the "Obamacare" healthcare law and a rollback of new rules broadening overtime eligibility.
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The WHO said the Merck vaccine eligibility and strategy were recommended by independent specialists in agreement with Congo.
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By contrast, prescribing rates increased by less than 50 percent in the states that did not expand eligibility.
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The state also wants to impose a 48-month limit on Medicaid eligibility, unless the person is working.
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The initial eligibility age can range from 62 to 67 years, according to the Center for Retirement Research.
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Joyce asked for the matter to be referred to Australia's High Court for a ruling on his eligibility.
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Boston College (133-6, 4-4), had lost its previous two games in trying to earn bowl eligibility.
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Cassidy's bills would tighten 340B eligibility requirements so that the savings go to those who need them most.
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The grants are a popular funding tool among cities and states because of their wide range of eligibility.
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Davidson left the Cardinal with a year of eligibility remaining to focus on making the World Cup team.
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If states roll back eligibility or reduce services, for example, enrollees may lose coverage or have fewer benefits.
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The technology also assists in automatically filling out forms related to eligibility with the courts, according to KTLA5.
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However, if the Coronavirus crisis continues into the fall, aid eligibility will be determined fresh for that term.
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At that same rate, both players would land right at ~75% in their final year of eligibility (2022).
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The government said others would be reunited once the government determined parental fitness or eligibility to be reunited.
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When considering someone's eligibility for a potential serious relationship, or even just a hookup, sobriety can throw curveballs.
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The last step was the hardest, though: he had to win back his NCAA eligibility, submitting every medical document, blood test and piece of correspondence that proved he was unable to play throughout the bulk of his years; that his eligibility "clock" should have stopped when he received his Wegener's diagnosis.
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The lawmakers said they are most concerned about the proposal to change the eligibility threshold for the Community Eligibility Provision — a program that allows schools and local educational agencies with high poverty rates to provide free breakfast and lunch to all students — from 40 percent of students to 85033 percent.
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In crafting community eligibility, Congress wanted high-poverty schools to have the option to offer meals to all their kids—without paperwork, extra administrative cost, and stigma of poor students—to support the academic achievement and health of all their students, and that is exactly what Community Eligibility has done.
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Ryan's policy blueprint, however, calls for gradually raising the Medicare eligibility age from 65 to 67 beginning in 2020.
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Prior to sentencing, he faced a sentence of life in prison with parole eligibility after 15 or 25 years.
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Under the building's income eligibility requirements, Johnson can't live there, because their combined household income would exceed the cap.
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To determine your eligibility and the credit amount, please answer the questions below on FORM 28-EL (EMOTIONAL LABOR).
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This helps federal authorities determine a person's eligibility to travel into — or even within — the United States, Hasbrouck says.
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But the laws determining eligibility to come to the United States as a refugee will not change, officials said.
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This model is different from how banks and most other online lenders assess a person's eligibility for a loan.
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The government would like to apply similar rules to rent subsidies and tighten existing eligibility requirements for food stamps.
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The DNC is still finalizing the metrics that will be used to determine the candidate eligibility threshold for debates.
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I would say probably the age limit of the player eligibility should be increased by at least one year.
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"We think of ourselves not as a comparison of products, but as a comparison of eligibility," he added. Cekaja.
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Other benefits include work-study, and at some schools, eligibility to live off-campus rather than in expensive dorms.
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This is the 48th lowest Medicaid eligibility threshold in the country (Missouri, Idaho, and Texas have slightly lower limits).
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The guidelines state that hospitals should endeavor to check patients for their eligibility when accessing non-emergency NHS treatment.
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Quick reminders: Under Obamacare, states could expand Medicaid eligibility to up to 133 percent of the federal poverty level.
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Eligibility criteria and entitlements vary according to precise circumstances; for instance, flight distance, delay duration and re-routing itineraries.
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The eligibility criteria for the S&P MidCap 400 level is $1.4 billion to $5.9 billion in market capitalization.
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Since the department is not conducting another debt-to-earnings analysis, no program will lose eligibility under this regulation.
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Requirements: eligibility for highest-level security clearance; tacit support in Washington, DC. Desirable but optional: broad knowledge of banking.
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One month they will put in enough hours to meet the criteria for eligibility, the next they will not.
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We expect the ECB to adjust its eligibility criteria and continue quantitative easing beyond its current March 2017 horizon.
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Private and state organizations that award scholarships and grants often also use the FAFSA to help determine your eligibility.
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One approach is to cut the outlays for retirees by raising the retirement age, narrowing eligibility, or reducing payouts.
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The original bill had proposed limiting eligibility to those who were expected to live no more than a year.
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The change would result in 3 million low-income Americans losing automatic eligibility for SNAP, by USDA's own count.
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New Zealand were disqualified just hours before the final of last year's qualifying tournament after Vanuatu challenged Wynne's eligibility.
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NZF and the OFC were at loggerheads for months over the interpretation of world governing body FIFA's eligibility statutes.
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Societe Generale credit strategist Regis Chatellier said much depended on the issue's eligibility for the EMBI Global bond index.
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