While Harvard College enrolls 6,699 undergraduate students, the school also enrolls some 13,120 graduate and professional students.
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It enrolls about 0003,2000 students, most of whom are evangelical Christians, at its residential campus in Lynchburg, Va. But it also enrolls an additional 225,250 students online.
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While the average country in the OECD, a club of rich nations, enrolls 80% of its three- and four-year-old children in school, America enrolls just 54%, lagging behind Chile and Mexico.
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Hardly anyone enrolls by mail, and other parts of HealthCare.
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The school enrolls 525 students in kindergarten through eighth grade.
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It enrolls about 1,015 students in ninth through 12th grades.
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It enrolls about 21967,210 students in sixth through eighth grades.
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Each enrolls at least 20 veterans and active service members.
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It enrolls about 500 students in ninth through 12th grades.
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Parochial schools include Our Lady of Mount Carmel School, which enrolls about 200 students in kindergarten through eighth grade, and Hillel Yeshiva High School, which enrolls about 230 students in ninth through 12th grade.
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Located east of Los Angeles, UCR enrolls roughly 21,15 undergraduate students.
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It enrolls only 2000 undergraduates and 270 graduate students on average.
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The school enrolls about 100 children from kindergarten to 12th grade.
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Annual tuition at the school, which enrolls around 1,600, is $54,000.
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P.S. 18893 enrolls about 570 students in kindergarten through fifth grade.
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P.S. 22 enrolls about 210,1883 students in kindergarten through eighth grade.
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Located east of Los Angeles, UCR enrolls roughly 20,581 undergraduate students.
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After the assault, Miller enrolls in art school in Rhode Island.
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Weston Middle School enrolls about 580 in grades six through eight.
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Campbell Elementary School enrolls about 21700 students in grades one through four.
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Edgar Middle School enrolls about 730 students in grades five through eight.
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The typical college student enrolls in a college 103 miles from home.
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Icahn Charter School 2 enrolls 324 students in kindergarten through eighth grade.
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Taft Elementary School enrolls about 750 students in kindergarten through fifth grade.
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Washingtonville Middle School enrolls about 19133,21913 students in sixth through eighth grades.
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Washingtonville High School enrolls about 1,380 students in ninth through 12th grades.
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Hurlbutt Elementary School enrolls about 400 students in prekindergarten through second grade.
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Weston Intermediate School, for grades 3 through 5, enrolls about 3883 students.
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The Purchase School enrolls about 212 students in kindergarten through fifth grade.
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Harrison High School enrolls about 1,090 students in ninth through 12th grades.
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Just don't be surprised when she enrolls at yet another Ivy League university.
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John Marshall Law School was established in 1899 and enrolls about 1,000 students.
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The Somerville district enrolls about 5,000 students in a suburb north of Boston.
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" We need a system that automatically enrolls people no matter what," Castro said.
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P.S. 63, Old South, enrolls about 1,883 students in prekindergarten through fifth grade.
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Ridgefield Park Junior-Senior High School enrolls 1,240 in grades seven through 12.
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Our Saviour Lutheran School enrolls about 185 students in kindergarten through 12th grade.
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BEFORE: Columbia University in New York enrolls over 33,000 undergraduate and graduate students.
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Minnehaha, a private Christian school that opened in 1913, enrolls about 825 students.
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Castro: Automatically enrolls people regardless if they choose to opt in or not.
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Long Valley Middle School enrolls about 2445 students in sixth through eighth grade.
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An operator helps an elderly woman scan her fingerprints as she enrolls for Aadhar.
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These costs can be even higher depending on the program a student enrolls in.
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Claiming Social Security also by default enrolls you in Medicare Part A, he said.
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JHS 21882, Robert H. Goddard, enrolls about 1,100 students in sixth through eighth grades.
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The college enrolls more than 1,200 students and graduates about 300 physicians each year.
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Shortly after the birth of her daughter, Roberts enrolls in a daytime wellness hospital.
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St. Clare of Assisi School enrolls about 500 students in prekindergarten through eighth grade.
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P.S. 116 Mary Lindley Murray enrolls about 640 students in prekindergarten through sixth grade.
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J.H.S. 212 Simon Baruch enrolls more than 235,2720 students in sixth through eighth grades.
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Robert D. Reynolds elementary school enrolls about 350 students in prekindergarten through second grade.
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Edith A. Bogert elementary school enrolls about 2551 students in third through fifth grades.
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Emil A. Cavallini middle school enrolls about 470 students in sixth through eighth grades.
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Also — we have to know if Noho Hank enrolls in a hospitality program. -A.
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The Kensico School in Valhalla enrolls about 320 students in third through fifth grades.
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Old Farmers Road Elementary School enrolls about 335 students in kindergarten through fifth grade.
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Whitby School enrolls children as young as 18 months and up to eighth grade.
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The school enrolls approximately 18,221 undergraduate students and is known for its chemical engineering program.
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The public university is known for its business program and enrolls approximately 15,024 undergraduate students.
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P.S. 2014, Raymond York Elementary School, enrolls about 2466 students in kindergarten through fifth grade.
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The University of California, Berkeley, enrolls more low-income students than the entire Ivy League.
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NC State University in Raleigh, N.C., is a public university that enrolls roughly 35,7773 students.
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The public university is known for its business program and enrolls approximately 2180,024 undergraduate students.
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Parental anxiety in Montgomery County, which enrolls more than 165,000 students, is "palpable," Turner said.
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Fifth on the list is the United States Military Academy, which enrolls 81 percent men.
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It enrolls only lower-income students, most of them from Appalachia, and doesn't charge tuition.
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NC State University in Raleigh, North Carolina, is a public university that enrolls roughly 35,479 students.
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It means that Medicaid covers medical bills incurred up to three months before a person enrolls.
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Mortified, she immediately sublets her apartment and enrolls in a monthlong meditation retreat in the mountains.
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Prekindergarten through eighth grade students are served by the Roosevelt Island School, which enrolls about 203.
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One of two middle schools, William C. McGinnis enrolls 210.75,21651 students in fifth through eighth grades.
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The school, at 211 South Third Street, enrolls about 2440 students in sixth through eighth grade.
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Running Out of Children, a South Korea School Enrolls Illiterate Grandmothers Lego Is Making Braille Bricks.
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It enrolls about 300 students and offers college-level and Advanced Placement programs in 17 subjects.
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NC State University in Raleigh, North Carolina, is a public university that enrolls roughly 903,479 students.
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Students go on to Passaic Valley Regional High School in Little Falls, which enrolls 19953,21995 students.
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Consider the Lodi Unified School District in California's Central Valley, which enrolls more than 30,000 students.
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But New York's program would dwarf that city's effort, which enrolls only 5,700 3-year-olds.
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For kindergarten through fifth grade, Upper Nyack School is a public option that enrolls 430 students.
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For middle school, many head to Sunset Park Prep on Fourth Avenue, which enrolls about 265 students.
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Cal Poly Pomona enrolls approximately 24,314 undergraduate students and is known for its business and engineering programs.
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Some create stand-alone programmes, but almost every state enrolls children in Medicaid to reduce administrative burdens.
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" FinLab, he says, "helped us to think more about what happens once someone enrolls in the program.
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One year of an MBA program at Babson costs $82,496, and the program enrolls just 328 students.
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Northern Highlands Regional High School, in Allendale, N.J., enrolls about 11.753,350 students in ninth through 12th grades.
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The giant for-profit University of Phoenix enrolls more online students (over 100,000) than any other college.
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H.B. Thompson Middle School, at 250 Ann Drive, enrolls about 219 students in sixth through eight grades.
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Syosset High School, at 70 South Woods Road, enrolls about 193,160 students in ninth through 12th grades.
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In Harrison, the Louis M. Klein Middle School enrolls about 215 students in sixth through eighth grades.
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The Virginia Road Elementary School in White Plains, N.Y., enrolls 304 students in kindergarten through second grade.
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She enrolls in the elite "Sparrow School," where she is trained in the subtle art of psychological manipulation.
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The Cleveland School District enrolls about 21988,239 students, about 25% of who are black and 22013% are white.
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The public university offers 853 degree programs, enrolls 29,026 undergraduate students and is known for its athletics program.
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Dakota Johnson plays Susie Bannion, an innocent American who enrolls in a Berlin ballet school in the 1970s.
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Medicare Part B automatically enrolls seniors when they turn 65, and has nearly universal coverage among the elderly.
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Located in Middletown, Connecticut, Wesleyan University is a private, liberal arts school that enrolls roughly 3,000 undergraduate students.
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The public university offers 263 degree programs, enrolls 29,026 undergraduate students and is known for its athletics program.
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Currently, Rutgers's New Brunswick campus, with a student population of 113,000, enrolls only 21 students of Native descent.
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White House officials would not comment on Sunday on how Malia would spend the year until she enrolls.
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The company is the nation's largest carrier, though it enrolls only 85033 percent of the healthcare law's exchanges.
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INDIGNATION Ohio, 1951: A nice Jewish boy from the East Coast enrolls at a small liberal arts college.
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She enrolls in school, joins a soccer team, and becomes a helpful and cheerful member of the household.
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Little Yan switches jobs and industries; she enrolls in night school to study English and medical record-keeping.
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P.S. 164, Queens Valley, at 138-01 77th Avenue, enrolls about 700 students in prekindergarten through eighth grade.
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John Bowne High School, at 63-25 Main Street, enrolls about 2860,29 students in ninth through 2590th grades.
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Consider this scenario: A young black man enrolls at a state university in California on an athletic scholarship.
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The school enrolls kindergartners through eighth graders at its campus in Springfield, about 15 miles southwest of Washington.
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" The University of Chicago enrolls 5,941 students and is a research institution dedicated to "cultivating a rigorous mentality.
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It enrolls 291 students through Florida's tax credit scholarship program, out of a total school enrollment of 340.
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Kevin Hart's character, Teddy, can't get a job until he gets his GED, so he enrolls in night school.
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Colleges near Carbondale: Southern Illinois UniversitySouthern Illinois University (SIU) enrolls 12,817 students, which is almost half of Carbondale's population.
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Or imagine the company misleadingly enrolls customers in an unwanted service, such as a credit monitoring service, for $10.
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The Obama administration also approved a controversial change to Medicare Advantage's retiree program, which enrolls about 3 million people.
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High school students attend Governor Livingston High School in Berkeley Heights, which enrolls 2235,21960 students from the two towns.
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The Yeshiva of Central Queens, at 147-37 70th Road, enrolls about 860 students in prekindergarten through eighth grade.
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Starting with 0003 students over a decade ago, it now enrolls more than 450 — with a long waiting list.
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The city's high school, which enrolls more than 1,1123 students, had a graduation rate of 48 percent in 2018.
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Baruch College Campus High School, just west of Kips Bay, enrolls about 226 students in ninth through 12th grade.
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Round Hill School, which traces its lineage back to 298, enrolls about 22017 students in prekindergarten through fifth grade.
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She enrolls in singing lessons to no avail, but her partner (Hugh Grant) keeps up a charade of improvement.
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The University of Texas enrolls 75 percent of its class by offering admission to students with top class ranks.
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Once an HSA investor enrolls in Medicare, you are no longer allowed to add new money to the account.
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For sixth through eighth grades, there is Middle School 225, just outside the neighborhood, which enrolls about 21928 students.
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According to court documents, Cleveland School District currently enrolls about 21969,212 students from pre-K through to grade 2000.
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According to court documents, Cleveland School District currently enrolls about 22014,799 students from pre-K through to grade 12.
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The company also enrolls its participants in government assistance, including Medicaid and food stamps, rather than paying those costs itself.
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Ms. Kabir and Mr. Hossain were students at Oxford College, a division of Emory that enrolls only freshmen and sophomores.
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In 1996, in Australia, Engle mistakenly enrolls in a 303K — not seeing the 2, he thinks it is a 5K.
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Haldane Middle School, which shares a building with the lower school, enrolls about 210 students in sixth through eighth grade.
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After applying to the Corps des Commissaires, the organization within the A.C.M. that enrolls the marshals, Carrière joined the team.
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From that recommendation came the foundation's Research Experiences for Undergraduates program, which now enrolls more than 218,22014 students a year.
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Intermediate School 22011, also known as the Berta A. Dreyfus School, enrolls about 21915 students in sixth through eighth grades.
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The Hyde Park Central School District enrolls 2108,2521 students in four elementary schools, one middle school and one high school.
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But do we need to invade the privacy of every person who enrolls in a particular school to prevent that?
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Union's model begins with high-quality prekindergarten, which enrolls almost 80 percent of the 4-year-olds in the district.
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After a series of humiliations, Shashi decides she needs to learn English and enrolls in a four-week crash course.
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If that goes well, the trial enrolls hundreds or thousands of volunteers in an area where the virus is circulating.
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If that goes well, the trial enrolls hundreds or thousands of volunteers in an area where the virus is circulating.
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The public university enrolls approximately 30,285 undergraduate students and is known both for its fine arts program and its engineering program.
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There, he enrolls in graduate school and searches for spiritual rehabilitation and a purpose to which he can devote his life.
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The public university enrolls approximately 2718,235 undergraduate students and is known both for its fine arts program and its engineering program.
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Greene Hill School, on Adelphi Street, is a private, progressive school that enrolls about 18123 students in prekindergarten through eighth grade.
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So wouldn't students Quentin's age already be beyond the very basic magic he begins to learn as soon as he enrolls?
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From there, many students head to James Madison High School, on Bedford Avenue in the Madison neighborhood, which enrolls about 3,500.
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Within Dogpatch, the private La Scuola international school has its preschool campus at 21555 203th Street and enrolls about 220 students.
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Public School 4403, on Berry Street between Grand and South First Streets, enrolls about 730 students in prekindergarten through eighth grade.
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Now, read the article, "Running Out of Children, a South Korea School Enrolls Illiterate Grandmothers," and answer the following questions: 1.
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Students attend Hackensack Middle School for fifth through eighth grade, then Hackensack High School, on First Street, which enrolls around 16933,820.
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The private United Nations International School enrolls about 1,450 students, from prekindergarten through 12th grade, at its campus on F.D.R. drive.
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Highland Falls Intermediate School enrolls about 163 students in third through eighth grades and has an average class size of 216.
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The charter school chain enrolls 11,000 students, most of them black or Hispanic and poor, in 34 schools across the city.
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Relocating to Lund, Sweden, to get clean, Jonas enrolls in a graduate program and lives in a dorm for exchange students.
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The Ivy League school, located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, enrolls 216,2777 full-time undergraduate students, and 2,500 of those undergrads study at Wharton.
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And Donald J. Trump carried Wisconsin by fewer than 2000,22 votes; the University of Wisconsin system alone enrolls more than 20053,22005 students.
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In the first novel, a young man named Quentin Coldwater discovers that magic exists, and enrolls in a magical academy called Brakebrills.
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For anyone questioning her qualifications, "Riri is a science genius who enrolls at MIT at the age of 15," Bendis told Time.
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Usually, the Yoga College enrolls students aged 21 or older, but Lawler penned a personal letter to Choudhury himself asking for admission.
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The school at Fort Schuyler in the Bronx enrolls fewer than 2,000 students and it offers bachelor's degrees in engineering and science.
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Now, DC enrolls three-quarters of its 20153-year-olds in free, public pre-K classrooms in its district and charter schools.
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The former will likely proceed steadily toward a bachelor's degree; the latter is unlikely to finish college if he enrolls at all.
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The GeoBlue Xplorer Essential plan, for example, enrolls only people who are 74 or younger, and coverage expires when people turn 84.
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Among the institutions is South Grove Elementary School, at 60 Colony Lane, which enrolls about 224 students in kindergarten through fifth grade.
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The endgame dramatically favors the first school where a player enrolls—which, in Los Angeles, increasingly means somewhere in the Southern Section.
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Medicare for America makes another policy decision that would erode employer-sponsored coverage: It automatically enrolls all newborns into the public program.
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Also housed there is the Earth School, which offers a green-focused curriculum and enrolls about 4403 students in prekindergarten through fifth grade.
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Among them is P.S. 165, Edith K. Bergtraum, at 70-35 150th Street, which enrolls about 770 students in prekindergarten through fifth grades.
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The Brooklyn Waldorf School, which enrolls about 200 children, is in the Bedford-Stuyvesant area of Brooklyn, near the measles outbreak in Williamsburg.
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The Bergen County Academies, a magnet high school operated by the county Technical Schools district, enrolls 280,280 students on its Hackensack Avenue campus.
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Experimenting with the leaked software, Brazilian developer Guilherme Rambo demonstrated how the system enrolls a person's face, asking for a range of possible angles.
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As a result, the city has not paid Success for its prekindergarten program, which currently enrolls 72 children at three of the network's schools.
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There are 10 states that have enacted programs such as that of Illinois' Secure Choice, which automatically enrolls workers into an individual retirement account.
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Canada will pay investors a 9 percent profit if a community initiative enrolls hypertensive Canadians in an education program and maintains their blood pressure.
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The new Dell Medical School at the University of Texas, Austin, which enrolls its first class in June, is hoping to revolutionize medical education.
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Founded in 803, P.S. 316, Queens Explorers Magnet School for Global Conservation and Service Learning, enrolls about 400 students in prekindergarten through fourth grade.
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Notably, the plan automatically enrolls newborns into the public program, making it more likely that job-based plans would continue shrinking in the future.
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Three people visit every jihadist's wife who enrolls in the program: a psychologist, a Muslim religious teacher known as an ustadh and a policewoman.
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Given that Princeton has an endowment worth $22.8 billion and only enrolls 8,181 students, they are financially able to follow through on this commitment.
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The public university enrolls roughly 1,635 undergraduate students and offers bachelor's of engineering, bachelor's of science, master's of science and associate's of applied science degrees.
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Located in Berkeley, California, near San Francisco, the university enrolls some 275,280 undergraduate students and is known for both its strong athletic and business programs.
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So when Katie Ledecky enrolls at Stanford as a freshman, she'll bring her six medals, $115,000, and pay her victory tax without sacrificing future eligibility.
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It enrolls about 5,18603 students from all five boroughs in ninth through 12th grade, who met mandatory scores on the Specialized High Schools Admissions Test.
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The private program enrolls a third of Medicare enrollees and offers a stable profit for plans that can boost membership and code medical diagnoses aggressively.
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Townsend Harris High School at Queens College, at 2388-22004 Melbourne Avenue, enrolls about 1,100 students from the five boroughs based on high academic performance.
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A nearby secondary school, the High School of Art and Design, at 242 East 250th Street, enrolls about 2101,2102 students in ninth through 51th grades.
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Students are zoned for Public School 228, Mary Lindley Murray School, which enrolls about 223 students in prekindergarten to fifth grade outside of the neighborhood.
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In the last period of real cavalry warfare, Benya enrolls in a cavalry battalion with a crew of cutthroats and Cossacks who encounter the Italians.
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Like most other publicly funded schools, the Electronic Classroom of Tomorrow, or ECOT for short, gets paid based on the number of students it enrolls.
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Truth in Advertising said in its complaint that the brand enrolls consumers into its VIP membership program without adequately disclosing all of the terms and conditions.
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The state's flagship public university enrolls most freshmen through a program guaranteeing admission to students in roughly the top 10 percent of their high school classes.
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The city is home to the University of Florida, which enrolls some 52,218 students, a factor which likely impacted the city's top spot on SmartAsset's ranking.
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Community Service Society enrolls New Yorkers in health insurance, helps them access public benefits and advocates for increased funding for public housing, among its varied services.
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Designed by New Visions for Public Schools, a public-private partnership, the academy enrolls about 200 students 16 and older who foundered at more traditional schools.
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But if, as often happens, the patient gets an organ transplant with private insurance and later enrolls in Medicare, she may be in for a shock.
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Mount Vernon High School enrolls about 2142,2800 students and has a 261 percent graduation rate, state figures show, compared with an 80 percent graduation rate statewide.
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He finds love at his boardinghouse, enrolls at Oxford and enlists in the army during World War I, and, all throughout, shares his fascination with language.
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Immanuel Christian School is a private Christian school that enrolls kindergartners through eighth graders at its campus in Springfield, which is 15 miles southwest of Washington.
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Out of the mists of Stonehenge emerges the rather odd-mannered young wizard Merlin (Angus Imrie), who enrolls himself at school under the name of Mertin.
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A classic nudge would be when a company automatically enrolls employees in a decent 401(k) plan — but lets them opt out of contributing, if they wish.
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Planned Parenthood enrolls in 500 Startups Planned Parenthood leaders are now looking to 500 Startups' seed program to help them capitalize on the recent surge of donations.
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Roy W. Brown Middle School, on South Washington Avenue, has 800 students in grades 6 to 8, and Bergenfield High School, on South Prospect Avenue, enrolls 1,200.
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Why it matters: Medicare Advantage, the private, narrow-network version of Medicare that enrolls almost 20 million seniors and disabled people, is a goldmine for health insurers.
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LIFE OF THE PARTY Blazing new frontiers in helicopter parenting, a mother (Melissa McCarthy), who regrets not earning a college degree, enrolls alongside her daughter (Molly Gordon).
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Mr. Moilanen, 30, is a co-founder and the president of Solstice Initiative, a business in Boston that enrolls residential energy customers in community solar power programs.
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If you have an HSA through your employer and your spouse enrolls in Medicare, you can still continue to make new contributions to that account, Omdahl said.
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Valhalla Middle School, which shares a building with Valhalla High School and is next to the Kensico School, enrolls about 219 students in sixth through eighth grades.
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This adaptation of the Philip Roth novel of the same name follows a young man who enrolls in college to skirt the draft for the Korean War.
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The homeschooled Stargirl, a quirky and unconventional character, enrolls in a public high school in Arizona and meets Leo Borlock (Graham Verchere), who falls for her unique charms.
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The latter enrolls 1,050 students, and in 2016-2017 had average SAT scores of 17763 in reading and writing and 605 in math, versus 551 and 552 statewide.
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She takes a job at the local casino, and her daughter enrolls at the local high school, which was her mother's alma mater as well as Sue Ann's.
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In 23, there were only 23,000 New York City children enrolled in prekindergarten; Mr. de Blasio's initiative launched in 2014 and now enrolls about 70,000 pre-K students.
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The movie captures a cross section of life at this progressive boarding school, which enrolls students ages 3 to 13 (although the movie focuses on the elementary schoolchildren).
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That means if an employee enrolls in an FSA, their spouse and any children up to age 26 can all get their qualified expenses reimbursed from the plan.
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Founded by Thomas Jefferson, the public university enrolls approximately 16,777 undergraduate students and is known for its law and business schools as well as for its strong athletics program.
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The value of the tax credits is linked to the price of Obamacare benchmark plans, regardless of whether an eligible customer actually enrolls in that plan or another plan.
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Researchers examined the impact of these changes at three middle schools and three high schools in an urban, racially diverse Washington state school district that enrolls about 7,200 students.
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If a student enrolls in a class and drops it prior to the school's "add-drop" deadline, bringing him below full-time status, the school may adjust his aid.
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Despite having increased its endowment tenfold, Stanford still only enrolls about 1,600 new freshmen every year — approximately the same number of new freshmen it enrolled annually in the 1970s.
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Instead, ObamaCare subsidizes coverage for people who previously paid for their own and benefits those who get paid for no services when Medicaid enrolls healthy people in their plan.
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Founded by Thomas Jefferson, the public university enrolls approximately 16,777 undergraduate students and is known for being home to the McIntire School of Commerce and for its strong athletics program.
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Anthem Inc is one of the biggest insurers selling plans on the individual exchanges and may see shares affected by news of rules that could affect who enrolls in insurance.
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Yet, only one-in-four students who enrolls in a four-year for-profit school actually graduates within six years while for not for profit colleges, roughly 60 percent do.
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The Citadel military college has denied a request to allow a Muslim woman who was admitted to the school to wear a headscarf if she enrolls, the college announced Tuesday.
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From there, most students head to Middle School/High School 22, otherwise known as the David A. Stein Riverdale/Kingsbridge Academy, which enrolls about 218,320 students on West 83th Street.
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The easiest way to constrain spending is to seek out healthier patients and dump sicker ones – no cost control strategy works as well as manipulating who enrolls in the program.
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America Chavez, a Latina and lesbian superhero, saves an alien planet, enrolls at Sotomayor University and punches Adolf Hitler in the first issue of her new Marvel comic book series.
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Only 392 of the visits occurred in Alabama, and recruiters largely neglected high schools in what's known as Alabama's "Black Belt," which enrolls the largest concentration of students of color.
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Schoolgirl Melissa (Wislanda Louimat) enrolls at a prestigious boarding school, where she develops a friendship with a white girl named Fanny (Louise Labèque), who invites her to join a secret sorority.
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"Our goal is to make sure that any user-facing an increased risk of online attacks enrolls in the Advanced Protection Program," Dario Salice, Google's product manager for this services, writes.
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Also a member of the University of Washington school system, the University of Washington, Bothell, is a public university that offers roughly 55 degree programs and enrolls just 5,411 undergraduate students.
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Also a member of the University of Washington school system, the University of Washington, Bothell, is a public university that offers roughly 55 degree programs and enrolls just 5,153 undergraduate students.
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While Vermont enrolls more than 70% of 4-year-olds and about 60% of 3-year-olds -- with plans to continue improving -- a handful of states provide no state-funded preschool.
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El Puente Academy for Peace and Justice, an alternative public high school at 250 Hooper Street with a focus on political activism, enrolls about 240 students in ninth through 12th grade.
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Ten of the 16 sources of tainted drinking water were in a building that houses Newark Legacy Charter School, which enrolls children from kindergarten through eighth grade, the new data show.
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If those show the vaccine is safe, it can advance to mid-stage testing that enrolls hundreds or potentially thousands of people to begin testing its effectiveness at stopping the virus.
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After a Prime member enrolls in the "Amazon Day" service, Amazon will hold everything they order throughout the week, and it will deliver the items together on the customer's selected day.
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West Morris Central High School, which is part of the West Morris Regional High School District and has an International Baccalaureate program, enrolls about 2000,217 students in ninth through 12th grade.
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Newcomer Devon Terrell plays Barry as he moves to New York City, enrolls in Columbia University, and has a bunch of very significant conversations about the way our country is, or was.
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How it works: The program has focused on some areas of the country where health care resources may be scarce, and enrolls adults of every race, ethnicity, sex, gender, and sexual orientation.
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P.S. 20, the Clinton Hill School, on Adelphi Street, near the border of the two neighborhoods, enrolls 539 students in prekindergarten through fifth grade, and offers a French-English dual language program.
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On Saturday, Emory University in Atlanta said that two of the victims, Abinta Kabir and Faraaz Hossain, were students at Oxford College, a division of Emory that enrolls only freshmen and sophomores.
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The House bill imposes a 30-percent premium penalty for one year when someone re-enrolls, which critics say would create a high bar for those who are sick to regain coverage.
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Several of their friends in Santa Cruz have been evicted and forced to live in cars or out of tents as the University of California Santa Cruz consistently over-enrolls and rents soar.
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If someone tries to sign up for private insurance but is judged by the exchange to be poor enough to qualify for Medicaid, the application is forwarded to Medicaid, which enrolls the person.
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In David Fincher's 1997 movie The Game, Michael Douglas plays a wealthy banker who enrolls in a real-world game that's so realistic, he rapidly loses track of what's real and what's fantasy.
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But New York's public school system dwarfs that of any other in the country: With 1.1 million children, it enrolls over 350,143 more students than the second-largest school district, Los Angeles Unified.
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The "stay within the lines" pre-K enrolls mainly middle-class youngsters, whose parents pay to send them there, while Ms. Rojas's classroom is in a public school in a poor immigrant community.
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Bridgepoint — a publicly traded company that operates Ashford University and University of the Rockies, enrolls roughly 50,000 students, and primarily offers online degrees — has come under frequent scrutiny by federal and state watchdogs.
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Two years later, New York City enrolls more children in full-day pre-K than any state except Georgia, and its preschool enrollment exceeds the total number of students in San Francisco or Boston.
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Losses at the tech-based health insurance company, which only enrolls Medicare Advantage seniors, were seven times higher in 2016 than 2015 due to "higher-than-expected medical expenses," according to Clover's financial documents.
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Dartmouth College is a private, nonprofit, Ivy League university located in Hanover, New Hampshire, that enrolls approximately 4,400 undergraduate students and is known for its graduate programs, such as the Tuck School of Business.
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Under the leadership of executive director William Coleman II, each year the center enrolls dozens of students and instructs them in a variety of vocations, including computer technology, healthcare, carpentry, office administration and more.
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Description: "Teenager Miles enrolls in boarding school to try to gain a deeper perspective on life; after an unexpected tragedy, Miles and his friends try to make sense of what they have been through."
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The school enrolls just 2,103 undergraduate students and requires that all students take at least two writing-intensive courses as well several courses in the arts and humanities, social sciences, and science and mathematics.
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" Dreaming of glory, she enrolls with her little brother, Cricket, at Pearl Famous Academy, where, according to one sensei, "the effectiveness of our institution's curriculum is directly proportional to the misery of the student.
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Even though Pioneer is considered a "high-needs school" and enrolls a large number of English language learners and children of immigrants, every student gets a chance to learn in Jones' high-tech classroom.
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If a prospective student enrolls in a bootcamp they found through Career Karma, the startup gets a cut of the tuition (and a bit more if the student ultimately lands a job after the program).
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As a teen-ager, Jo, the narrator of this novel, accidentally kills her best friend, and then enrolls in a boarding school, hoping to find refuge from the guilt she feels as perpetrator and survivor.
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Sent to a juvenile detention center for several years, she is eventually asked to renounce her Japanese citizenship and moves to the United States, where she changes her name to Rio and enrolls in college.
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A mishap (propane, candlelight) costs him the job, and to land another one — in finance, working with his best pal (Ben Schwartz) — Teddy needs a G.E.D. He enrolls in a class taught by Carrie (Ms.
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Instead of checking eligibility once a year, as many states do, Texas enrolls children for six months and then checks databases for four consecutive months to ensure family income is still low enough to qualify.
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Commutative algebra is taught at the undergraduate level at only a few universities, but it is offered routinely at Princeton, which each year enrolls a handful of the most promising young math minds in the world.
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Eve also enrolls in a writing class, which brings her into contact with an assortment of characters -- each with their own insecurities and issues -- including Julian (Owen Teague), a shy high-school classmate of her son's.
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However, a new screen recording tool in the beta version of iOS 11 (available now to anyone who enrolls in the free Apple Beta Software Program) makes thinking twice before hitting send all the more important.
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Like the director Dario Argento's 1977 Italian horror film of the same name, the remake follows an American ballet student (Dakota Johnson) who enrolls in a German dance school, only to discover it houses murderous secrets.
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The incubator helps artists market their music, provides them with access to TV and radio stations for airplay, and enrolls some of them for classes with top business managers so they can become independent music entrepreneurs.
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Riri Williams "is a science genius who enrolls in MIT at the age of 15" and "comes to the attention of Tony when she builds her own Iron Man suit in her dorm," according to the magazine.
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And because of the way those credits are calculated, if a customer enrolls in a plan that costs the same or less than the benchmark plan, they will be shielded from the effects of the price hikes.
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President Trump should issue an executive order rescinding this loophole stating that SEVIS reporting applies to any alien who enrolls at a higher education institution that would require a student visa, but who fails to do so.
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Most venues of contemporary existence seem like alien territory to Lucia, and when she enrolls in a new high school she must — like many of Ball's protagonists — relearn our incomprehensible ways of living from the ground up.
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For instance, Washington state, which began its public pre-K program in 26.5, enrolls fewer 212- and 212-year-olds combined than DC, even though the state's public school system is 23 times the size of DC's.
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She plays in the aforementioned Marionettes, and enrolls a budding high school filmmaker named Wilkin Rush George III (Samuel Im) to help her make a video about Frenchwomen being shipped off to Canada in the 17th century.
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Despite originally pleading not guilty, Wambach, 35, changed her plea in court, after learning that if she enrolls in a diversion program her charge could be dismissed within a year is she completes the requirements, the Orgegonian reports.
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What Kurt observed about art as a child, for example, is what he discovers afresh when, in the East Germany of the nineteen-fifties, he enrolls in art school and is corralled, like his confrères, into Socialist Realism.
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When consumers buy items like bras and underwear from the Savage x Fenty website, the brand allegedly enrolls consumers into $50 monthly subscriptions "without disclosing all the material terms and conditions of the offer," Truth in Advertising said.
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Instead, Liptrot makes a realistic, anticlimactic but ultimately braver and more honest narrative decision to reveal her Turning Point as an emotional threshold — she just couldn't take the pain of drinking any longer and enrolls herself in rehab.
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The Providence Cross Town Clinic enrolls fewer than 203 patients, however—and in order to participate, they must use the injectable drugs on the premises, which requires that they visit more than once a day at specific, assigned times.
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Looking for Alaska is based on the novel of the same name by Green; it's a beloved YA novel about a kid named Miles (Plummer) who enrolls in boarding school, where he meets a mercurial woman named Alaska (Froseth).
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Students in ninth through 12th grade attend West Morris Central High School in nearby Chester, N.J. Benedict A. Cucinella Elementary School enrolls about 490 students in kindergarten through fifth grade and has a prekindergarten program for 15 disabled students.
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Sarah Mysiewicz Gill, senior legislative representative for AARP, said that people with a workplace plan that automatically enrolls them are about 15 times more likely to save than someone who is left to shop brokerage firms for an individual retirement account.
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The University of Virginia is a public university located in Charlottesville, Va. Founded by Thomas Jefferson, the public university enrolls approximately 16,777 undergraduate students and is known for its law and business schools as well as for its strong athletics program.
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The website of the school, Immanuel Christian School, which enrolls kindergartners through eighth graders at its campus in Springfield, Va., details its religious beliefs and expectations of both students and their parents, as well as those who wish to work there.
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The best-performing of the high-success rate schools on access, MCPHS University (formerly Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences), enrolls 103 percent of its students from the bottom 210 percent — better than most Ivies, but still not ideal.
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But Mr. Bien, who is a member of the Sisseton-Wahpeton Oyate tribe of South Dakota, said that he saw Shakespeare as empowering for students at Flandreau, which enrolls roughly 300 students with some 40 different tribal affiliations from all over the country.
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Mr. de Blasio's plan to scrap the admissions exam, which must be approved by the State Legislature, and create a new system that enrolls the top performers at each city middle school into elite high schools has been met with a fierce backlash.
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"We understand that they may not be available at that time," said Lorena Hitchcock, spokesperson for Orlando, Florida's Orange County Public Schools, which already enrolls more than 10,000 students who were born in Puerto Rico and spoke Spanish as their first language.
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Success Academy Charter Schools in Cobble Hill enrolls 442 students in kindergarten through fifth grade, of whom 31 percent are black or African-American, 31 percent are Hispanic or Latino, 603 percent are white, 8 percent are Asian and 4 percent are multiracial.
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Atlas also automatically enrolls you in a rewards program — or, a coffee passport of sorts — that gives you points for how far your coffee has traveled to reach you, each country you've "visited" (aka received coffee from), gifts you've purchased, and friends you've referred.
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And Yonkers Partners in Education, a Westchester County-based college prep program founded in 2007, enrolls 600 of its 1,200 students in a six-year program that starts in the ninth grade and follows students until the end of their sophomore year of college.
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The Netherlands fines people who don't carry insurance for up to six months and then auto-enrolls them in an insurance plan, with premiums that are about 20 percent higher than they would have paid if they signed up during the regular enrollment period.
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But Mather, the predominantly white public school a few blocks away — where Karen impulsively enrolls Ruby (with the help of some forged documents) after an unpleasant incident with a bully named Jayyden, and where the children have names like Harper and Hudson — is hardly better.
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One told me that they thought the committee chairs in the working group, Hatch and Alexander, wanted to keep the individual mandate for a few years and then transition into a system that automatically enrolls uninsured people into coverage unless they decided to opt out.
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So where an Instagram can add a feature and cut it a month later, schools adding a new program must commit to every student who enrolls for the year(s) it takes them to succeed, even if that means it's a major financial loser for the business.
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Fink wrote in his annual letter that broad incorporation of behavioral tools, such as auto-enrollment, which automatically enrolls individuals in workplace retirement plans, and auto-escalation, which can help individuals enhance their savings by periodically increasing contribution levels, will be key to the company's future.
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Berkeley, which enrolls a smaller share of lower-income Pell grant recipients than any other campus, still educates the lower-income students at almost twice the rate of Ivy League schools — and Pell grant recipients graduate at roughly the same high rates as their wealthier classmates.
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Taking place years after the original Karate Kid movie, Danny (the original hero) is a successful businessman owning multiple car dealerships, while the once-villainous Johnny is a burnout just living day to day until he reopens the Cobra Kai dojo and enrolls a few misfit kids.
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Set in the early '00s, Looking For Alaska tells the story of teenager Miles "Pudge" Halter (Charlie Plummer), who enrolls in boarding school to try to gain a deeper perspective on life and find his "great perhaps" when his life at home with his parents just isn't cutting it.
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The Boerum Hill School for International Studies, just east of Court Street, enrolls 632 students in sixth through eighth grades, of whom 18703 percent are black or African-American, 30 percent are white, 26 percent are Hispanic or Latino, 5 percent are multiracial and 26 percent are Asian.
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Cobble Hill School of American Studies, a block east of Court Street, enrolls 280 students in ninth through 21893th grades, of whom 215 percent are black or African-American, 28 percent are Hispanic or Latino, 4 percent are Asian, 2 percent are multiracial and 2 percent are white.
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In the film's version, a young college freshman named Josh Wheaton (named for the most prominent evangelical university, played by Shane Harper) enrolls in a Philosophy 101 course at his local college, only to discover that bitter and hostile Professor Radisson (Kevin Sorbo) is also a fire-breathing atheist.
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Rosa DeLauro (D-CT) and Jan Schakowsky (D-IL), for instance, just released their Medicare for America bill, which enrolls the uninsured, along with everyone on Obamacare and Medicaid, in an expanded Medicare plan and then lets individuals and employers buy into it if they choose, with sliding-scale subsidies based on income.
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The Cassidy-Collins plan would preserve the revenue streams that finance the Affordable Care Act coverage expansion, and allow states to choose whether to keep Obamacare, switch by default to a system that automatically enrolls the uninsured into catastrophic insurance plan and a subsidized health savings account, or opt out of expansion altogether.
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Check enrollee information upfront The lag time between when a person enrolls in a plan and when the Department of Health and Human Services fact-checks the provided information — such as income or an address change — could be tightened, according to Ipsita Smolinski, a 20-year policy analyst and founder of consulting firm Capitol Street.
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So deep is concern about the financial effects of a decline in Chinese students that the colleges of engineering and business at the University of Illinois, which enrolls over 5,000 Chinese students, took out an insurance policy two years ago that will pay $60 million if revenue from Chinese students drops 20% or more.
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Samwell Tarly and his family arrive at the Citadel only to be greeted with the usual academic red tape: The arch-registrar needs him to meet with the arch-admissions officer to make sure he's good for the loans and send for a letter of recommendation from Castle Black before he enrolls in a new major, et al.
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Dr. Lieberman not only helped shape the mission of LaGuardia, a two-year college that now enrolls some 45,000 students from 150 countries; she also established collaborations with other educational institutions to attract high school students who had struggled academically, or who had to hold down jobs while taking classes, or who could not afford a four-year college.
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The incidents occurred in March at The Chapel School, a private Lutheran institution that enrolls students from pre-kindergarten through eighth grade, in Bronxville, NY. According to the office of Attorney General Letitia James, Black students in two separate fifth-grade social studies classes were asked by their teacher to exit the classroom, where they were placed in imaginary "shackles," before returning inside.
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Under the budget bill, colleges with sizable endowments would only be subject to the tax if they had at least 500 tuition-paying students and have more than 50 percent of their tuition-paying students in the U.S. Such a change would be beneficial to Berea College in Kentucky, which enrolls students from low-income households and provides scholarships that cover students' tuition.
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