Eligibility varies by state based on income and family size.
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Payments would be tiered based on income and family size.
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Payments would be tiered based on income and family size.
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Your payment may also be based on your family size.
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We began by asking people to specify their ideal family size.
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Restaurant desserts are often family-size servings marketed as individual portions.
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Cash stimulus to consumers would vary according to income and family size.
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Eligibility for the earned-income credit depends on income and family size.
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In the 1960s and 1970s the government set targets for family size.
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Put down the family-size bag of kale and enter to win now!
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The cap is one-size-fits-all, making no adjustments for family size.
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Consider your family size and life changesAre you planning to expand your family?
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The chef, Brando De Oliveira, will offer family-size platters of many dishes.
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Premiums now vary only with age, smoking habits, family size and where customers live.
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But you ever notice how 'fun size' is always the opposite of 'family size'?
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Grassley wants to tighten the federal payments to focus on family-size farm operations.
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The monthly payment is recalculated each year based on updated income and family size.
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To put that in context, a family-size bottle of oregano is about 18 oz.
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And we could get even more creative: Should rent control be adjusted for family size?
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The thresholds are adjusted based on both family size and differences in regions' housing costs.
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At the same time China, which has long curbed family size, will age as a society.
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Premium rates can only vary by age, by tobacco use, by geography, and by family size.
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Family Size: 2 adults, 1 toddler Monthly Expenses Rent: $9.99,872 for a one bedroom in Manhattan.
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Indians and Pakistanis are even more cheerful about overshooting their ideal family size, as many do.
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The characteristics that correlate most strongly with small family size include income (see chart) and education.
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"Once you go up to something in a family-size range, stuff skyrockets," Ms. Trader said.
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For five years, select Manitobans received monthly checks from the government in amounts determined by family size.
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No income, very small family size, no pre-existing condition—and no ability to qualify for anything.
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Romney's proposal would give $1,000 to every American adult, while Hawley's would scale based on family size.
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Fertility issues and disagreements about family size can make this topic way too loaded for first dates.
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The size of your EITC refund will depend on factors such as income, marital status and family size.
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But the most educated women are more able to plan and have the family size they consider ideal.
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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 fall in income, combined with an increased family size, is enough to throw many families into poverty.
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The amount of assistance is based on factors like the loan amount, the borrower's income and family size.
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And many people may find these to be contributing factors in their decisions to limit their family size.
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"Payment amount would be fixed and tiered based on income level and family size," reads the fact sheet.
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I sat down on the couch with Doug and ate an entire family-size bag of classic Doritos.
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Volunteers at the Astoria market, which receives 232,20183 pounds of food monthly, distribute portions based on family size.
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There is a contiguous row of nine such pairings — pint-size below, family-size above — on our street.
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A related study showed that family planning and smaller family size leads to longer life expectancy for children.
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Commercial: The McDonald's family-size pepperoni pizza, smothered in cheese and pepperonis, for only $22018 or two for $10.
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As family size has become smaller in recent decades, a greater value has been placed on the familial bond.
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And it's likely to fall further — far short of what women themselves say they want for their family size.
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The Stansport Outfitter Series stove is family-size and nearly identical to the Camp Chef Everest, but it's blue.
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From 1950 to 2014, new builds continued to add square footage even as the average family size kept shrinking.
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They measure changes in income among adults, rather than households or tax units, meaning changes in family size don't matter.
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"He actually sent a family-size box of Double Stuf Oreos to our office," Porter told CNN's Erin Burnett OutFront.
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The study attributes that, among other factors, to family size, which negatively affects the likelihood of having an artistic occupation.
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You will need to recertify your income and family size each year, which might result in a payment rate adjustment.
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This translates into an annual savings for an individual of between $212 and $339, depending on age and family size.
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In contrast, income-driven repayment (IDR) plans take your particular income and family size into account when calculating monthly payments.
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From there, Nielsen estimates viewership based on its demographic samples, which account for age, race, family size, and other things.
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With declining family size, and decreasing financial support levels for family members from employers, decreasing family member participation is the result.
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And when I say "salad" I mean a family-size bag of lettuce, doused in vinegar, and pretty much nothing else.
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The red brick complexes, with their family-size apartments, earned the nickname Rabbit Town, for the number of children they produced.
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Forecasts show many millennial women won't fulfill their wishes on family size, and the biggest fertility declines are in Western states.
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With the money he spent on ads, he could have bought himself more than 110 million family-size 21-ounce boxes.
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They sprawled themselves on the carpeted floor of the prayer room and passed around a family-size tub of buttered popcorn.
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Both of these would directly target poverty much more effectively than the Stop BEZOS plan because they are scaled to family size.
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The federal earned-income credit program, based on income and family size, is not affected; only the state share is being cut.
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As for family-size accommodations — and most of the sleeping spots outside the downtown core — those are now the domain of Airbnb.
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Others, such as your political views, family size, education, occupation, marital status or interest in a gay dating app, are highly personal.
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If you have a child, it also makes sense to recertify your income, since family size is factored into your monthly payment.
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In industrialized societies, however, status is not as closely linked with family size; it's often measured by markers of economic wealth, she says.
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Other urbanites increasingly desire smaller families, which helps explain why the ideal family size in Nigeria is two children smaller than people's expectations.
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A new study suggests that it may be a lot and that the amount increases with family size and frequency of meat consumption.
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Factors such as household income, family size and academic and extracurricular accomplishments can all impact how much college costs for a given student.
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Students' eligibility for Pell Grants depends on their family's income, family size, the number of other children in college and other financial factors.
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A mid-sized box of this breakfast treat will has a suggested retail price of $4 while the family size is around $5.
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More from Tonic: In non-industrialized populations like the one that McAllister studied, however, status is often strongly linked to family size, she says.
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If I control my own family size so that I can provide for them, then I don't want to have to pay for others.
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The application can take a few weeks to process since your loan servicer needs to obtain documentation to confirm your income and family size.
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In the ACA, it's 211% of the federal poverty level in the ACA, which is $215,26 for an individual and varies based on family size.
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Nearly 22015% of First Nations people are poor, meaning their after-tax income is less than 258% of the median income, adjusted for family size.
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Cox added that shoppers should also update any personal information — such as changes to your family size or income — which can impact what they pay.
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While the human rights abuses alone are reason enough to oppose family size limits, the premise that "overpopulation" is a problem at all is incorrect.
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They will have to start paying premiums of up to $15 a month and promptly report any changes to their income, employment or family size.
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And if you buy your sunscreen in family size or bulk, it may last you a long time, especially if you aren't using it every day.
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From here the similarities between White and League of the North kept piling up—working as firefighters, career changes, same family size, living situation, background, etc.
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Of the 19 countries we polled, eight are overshooting—that is, the ideal family size is smaller than the number of children people expect to have.
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Google and Facebook know — or can infer — a lot about you, from your favorite films to your age and family size to your job and hobbies.
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In their place, the GOP bill would provide a new tax credit, ranging between $2628,28500 and $6900,2628 per individual, increasing with someone's age and family size.
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It's calculated by looking at your discretionary income, which is calculated by subtracting 150% of the federal poverty guidelines for your family size from your income.
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Along with factors like age and health, the new definition will also consider family size and credit score when evaluating candidates for visas and green cards.
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The Frugal Traveler Hostels and hybrid hotels that offer hostel-like rooms are expanding in the U.S. Expect family-size rooms, private baths and affordable rates.
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Women and couples use contraceptives to avoid unintended pregnancy, to help time births to allow for healthy spacing between them, and to achieve desired family size.
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As the Balearic islands are a popular family retreat, this tax could add up to almost €80 depending on family size with a week-long stay.
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For instance, between 1979 and 2013, real median family income, adjusted for family size, grew 0003 percent for Hispanics born in the U.S., according to the study.
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Yet across Africa, there is an unmet need for family planning, and low contraceptive use keeps women from achieving their desired family size, limiting women's economic advancement.
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Glass cases are neatly lined with the pies, which come in many sizes, from a three-inch snack portion ($2) to the family-size nine-inch ($16).
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Giving them greater control over their family size — by educating them and providing them with family planning services, especially contraception — is the fastest route to slowing population growth.
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The Nostalgia BSET300RETRORED Retro Series 3-in-1 Family Size Breakfast Station is as adorable as it is efficient (don't let the completely inefficient product name fool you).
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The Oster Expressbake bread maker promises to make one to two "family size loaves" (but feel free to just keep them for yourself) in just a few hours.
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"I walk around the supermarket and just look at the prices," he said as he pushed a trolley piled with seven family-size boxes of Egyptian-made biscuits.
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For decades, the average family size in the US has shrunk, and San Francisco specifically has the lowest percentage of kids of any major city in the US.
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By fall, a city voucher for a family of four will be worth $1,557, up from $1,515, with the amount adjusted up or down depending on family size.
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Her plan was to deliver at the Mount Sinai West Birthing Center, an area of the hospital marked by pastel curtains, family-size beds and large birthing tubs.
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Finally, I'd make a basic payment to each household based on family size and implement other major changes to our welfare system that lock the poor into poverty.
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The government introduced family planning, which brought the average family size down to two children, but Iran still struggled to feed, clothe, educate, employ, and house its people.
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But there is no one-size-fits-all rule, these payment plans vary based on your income, whether you are paying as a parent and your family size.
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Convinced that a good blood cleanse would cure me of all my ills, I ordered a family-size bottle of capsules comprised of neem leaves, soft twigs, and flowers.
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Acutely aware that conversations about family size can lead to accusations of being anti-family, the group's mission statement underscores that its members stand with parents and children everywhere.
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There are several reduced-payment options for federal student loan borrowers who meet the income and family size requirements, including income-based repayment and pay-as-you-earn plans.
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To qualify, each household reported on the application must have 2018 total family income that is 300% or less than the 2018 national poverty level for that family size.
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Two identical payments would be made April 6 and May 18, and would be based on income level and family size, according to the proposal from the Treasury Department.
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It offers the lulling comfort of permanent volume, the same bulwark against scarcity that draws us to the all you can eat, the BOGO, the unlimited refill, the family size.
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And then what if there were three sleeping bags at the bottom, each for the first three places, and then the rest had to fit into a family size tent?
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That's obvious when you think about it — but most of us don't stop and think about it when we find ourselves plowing through a family-size bag of corn chips.
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"Over the past century declining family size, improvements in household amenities, and higher standards of personal cleanliness have reduced the opportunity for cross infection in young families," the paper continued.
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He claims that the family size people in the Western world desire is actually higher than that needed for replacement, which suggests that there is an unsatisfied demand for children.
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The checks would come in two $250 billion rounds, on April 6 and May 18, the amount of which would depend on income and family size, according to the report.
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To count as poor under the official measure, your income needs to fall under the threshold implied by the 1955 food consumption data, as adjusted for family size and inflation.
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Using the same data, Cato researchers controlled for education levels, family size and income to see whether immigrants were more likely to use welfare benefits than non-immigrants in similar scenarios.
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Whether your style leans towards full-on monochromatic or mixing and matching, you can build whatever set works for your taste and family size based on Year & Day's short customization quiz.
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Some buyers say the large and family size bags are too big and heavy to hang properly without stretching awkwardly, so keep weight in mind when you buy the larger sizes.
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Income-driven repayment plans are available and are meant to cap student loan payments at 10% of your discretionary income, calculated as 1.5 times the poverty guideline for your family size.
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With its English-language name (which belies its broad multiculturalism), family-size sourdough breads and small selection of homey sweets, Circus is an outlier in a city that treasures polished patisseries.
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The Census Bureau's poverty line is set as a fixed level of pre-tax cash income adjusted by family size and composition and, over time, for urban consumer price inflation (CPI-U).
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The LG Styler, a smart clothes managing and steam cleaning cupboard, now comes in a bigger family size with an expanded interior that lets you store up to six pieces of clothing.
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Advocates argued to the court that this exception encouraged child marriage, which is prevalent throughout rural India and has imperiled many development goals, like improving education, ending poverty and reducing family size.
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The reasons for the falling birthrate are no doubt complex, but the gap between desired and "completed" family size (as the lingo has it) suggests a grim and cleareyed sense of reality.
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It was thus closer to the Earned Income Tax Credit, which offers a similar refund on the first $10,000-20,000 of earnings depending on family size, than to the 2001 or 20193 refunds.
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Borrowers in an Income-Based Repayment Plan, for example, need to provide their loan servicer with info about their current income and family size every year, even if there are no changes, Minsky says.
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Tens of thousands of federal student loan borrowers may be lying about their income and family size in order to lower their monthly payments, according to a Government Accountability Office (GAO) report released Thursday.
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Eligibility for the earned-income credit depends on income and family size; for the 2016 tax year, married couples with two children can earn up to about $50,000 and be eligible for the credits.
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If you've got federal loans, you may be eligible for a payment plan that allows you to submit information on your income and family size and then reduce monthly payments to amounts that are affordable.
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The kitchen counters are covered with jars of peanut butter and Pop Tarts and a family-size box of Frosted Flakes and protein powder in big bulbous jugs and a few spray bottles of Febreze.
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She had just made an enormous family-size batch of vegetable and chicken stir-fry in her kitchen, and she told the cheesecake story with a glee I hadn't seen until I saw her cooking.
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Life expectancy at birth is 79, not far short of most developed countries, and widely available birth control helps explain why family size has fallen further and faster than in most other countries (see chart).
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Payments would be fixed and their sizes dependent on income and family size, according to the outline, which put the cost of each payment at $250 billion, part of a $1 trillion economic stabilization package.
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When the fire died down, the four of us retired to our sturdy, family-size tent — not the kind we would have brought had we backpacked in from town like most campers in the park.
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This angular family-size vehicle comes with a whopping seven digital touchscreens and an in-car digital assistant resembling a koi fish — the colored varieties of carp often seen in garden ponds — that swims between them.
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Besides the new black color, LG also showed off a concept for a larger family-size version, which can "refresh" up to six items — five on hangers and a pair of pants in the door — simultaneously.
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The Ace Collection Family Size bed starts at about $4,000 for just the box springs plus the lowest-priced mattress, but you can splurge and spend up to about $12,000 before bedding even comes into play.
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Loan servicers would need access to data about a borrower's family size and current income, possibly from other government agencies or from outside sources, to prepare accurate estimates of monthly payments, the bureau's formal proposal notes.
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Under the new rule, immigration officers will also determine an applicant's likelihood of relying on the government for income support based on a broader set of factors, like their age, income, assets, education, and family size.
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They are also looking at adjusting the tax credits by age — an idea that House Speaker Paul Ryan included in his "A Better Way" plan — as well as by family size, according to a senior congressional aide.
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"I'll have to remember to create something like this when I visit my family and need an alibi to go to the local bowling alley and order a family-size nachos all by myself," one person wrote.
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The Ace company has released a bed as part of their Ace Collection that is big enough to fit parents, kids and even a pet or two with room to spare: the Ace Collection Family Size bed.
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I think it's weird to say that you should adjust for a smaller family size given that a lot of people would like to have bigger families but don't feel they have the income to do so.
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Mental health, family size, income, temperament, pain tolerance, and professional, personal, and relationship satisfaction — a vast array of factors that escape quantification still influence the quality of one's life but are not accounted for in current equations.
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She goes on to talk about the focus here on health as we enter the kitchen, where she swipes what looks suspiciously like a family-size pack of crisps from the counter and hides it in a cupboard.
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This may be the most important piece to watch There's a ton of talk about direct cash payments to Americans (Treasury envisions $500 billion, split over two rounds of payments, tiered based on income level and family size).
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Using that data, and the Tax-Calculator tool, we could estimate how the tax bill would affect thousands of different families, and to explore how different characteristics — income, marital status, family size and other factors — changed its impacts.
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Researchers found that the link between sleep disruptions and loneliness persisted even after marital status and family size were taken into account, suggesting that loneliness depends on how people perceive their social situation rather than the situation itself.
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INCOME-DRIVEN PAYMENTS If you've got federal loans, you may be eligible for a payment plan that allows you to submit information on your income and family size and then reduce monthly payments to amounts that are affordable.
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Thus, the county-level figure below is illustrating (at least) two types of heterogeneity in the US "national health insurance market": Demographics such as age, race, and family size vary widely across different counties, and so does income.
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This has been evident in his loosening of controls on family size (all Chinese couples are now allowed to have two children instead of just one) and his limited easing of restrictions on rural migrants' access to urban public services.
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The four templates offered by the administration on Thursday contain suggestions -- such as providing a flat subsidy based on age and family size -- that are similar to some of the replacement measures lawmakers proposed during the Obamacare repeal battle last year.
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The Chinese government began coercively limiting family size in response to misguided overpopulation fears that became popular among Chinese officials in the 1970s, when the central arguments behind the Club of Rome's report, "The Limits to Growth," were translated into Chinese.
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It's Sunday evening and you're wrapped in a duvet eating a family-size bag of Doritos, rewatching season 2 of Queer Eye with your laptop propped up sideways next you in bed, when you hear a light knock on your door.
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The US Department of Agriculture announced the recall of three products (Great Value Fully Cooked Original Pork Sausage Patties, Great Value Fully Cooked Original Breakfast Turkey Patties, and Family Size Great Value Fully Cooked Original Pork Sausage Patties) on October 18.
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This chain of modern Chinese spots is offering family-size portions of some of its signature dishes for delivery, including ginger-scallion chicken, firecracker chicken or firecracker tofu, with several side dishes, $260 to $2100 serving three to 24 people.
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There's Peppermint Mocha Iced Espresso Classic, in both family size and single-serve, plus your usual Via Instant packets, K-cup options, and ground coffee bags, all of which are now available in stores for the aspiring at-home barista.
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"Because of the shrinkage in family size — the one-child policy in China, maybe two children in most of the other places in Asia — you have less human resources in the child pool to take over the business," Shaw said.
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"Poor women who lack the means to make their own decisions about family size or who are in poor health because of inadequate reproductive health care dominate the ranks of the cannots," she said ahead of the launch of the report in London.
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The rows of gluten-free pork rinds are there, in their recycled paper containers; the family-size bags of yeast-free bagels; the ice cubes made of spring water; the magazine rack; the push-button espresso machine; all of it is there.
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In wealthy societies where women have opportunities outside the home, the average family size is small; in fact, it's below replacement level (that is, on average, each set of two parents has fewer than two children, so the population shrinks over time).
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While all offer discounts of between 5 percent and 20 percent for customers who sign up for monthly subscriptions, they're not in the same ballpark as the $3.64 family-size boxes many Americans buy at their local grocery stores or Walmarts today.
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Under bills pending in both the House and the Senate, borrowers who miss four months of federal student loan payments would be automatically enrolled in the income-driven plan, which offers manageable monthly payments linked to the borrower's earnings and family size.
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The proposal is politically fraught because removing the last remaining checks on family size would be another reminder that a policy that touched every Chinese family and reshaped society — most Chinese millennials, for example, have no siblings — may have been deeply flawed.
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The older girls received their degrees from three different NC universities," wrote in Reid H. of Greensboro, NC. "Given our family size and structure, Empty Nest Syndrome always seemed so far into the future, perpetually distanced on a never ending conveyor of children.
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Maybe a family-size bag of chips on the bus home after a particularly dark work appraisal or the whole cherry trifle you ate because it was raining and your housemates were out and you decided to watch a weepy Anne Hathaway rom-com. Alone.
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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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He mentioned about a dozen family-size dishes to the waiter: baked clams, fried peppers, the "special salad," a pound of pasta (the minimum serving), another pound of pasta, veal cutlets and something called shrimp Luciano, which may or may not be named after Lucky Luciano.
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However, only a small minority even of the privately insured had a "proficient" level of health literacy — meaning, for example, that they could deduce the employee share of health insurance costs from a table that listed that cost as a function of income and family size.
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"Whether the impacts are negative, positive, or neutral, in terms of outcomes like graduation, employment, wages, and even family size, is likely strongly dependent upon the cultural norms of society at that time, and those norms can change rapidly, as many societies have experienced in recent decades," he says.
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The shop is beloved for its many varieties, for the old-fashioned ceramic ovens they're cooked in and for the ritual of standing in line to order one pie to stay, and one family-size pie to take with you as a thoughtful hostess gift or easy midweek meal.
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A three-hour drive north of Portland, Grant's Kennebago Camps on Kennebago Lake offers cabin accommodations, communal dining in a lakefront hall and family activities such as moose-watching from a family-size canoe (rates, including meals, start at $165 per adult; $60 for children 7 through 12).
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With more women working full-time and family size decreasing, we must increase efforts to create a dementia-capable workforce to effectively identify people with dementia, tailor services to meet their needs and those of their caregivers, and ensure those living with dementia get the right care at the right time.
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It doesn't need to be protected like this: 2 boxes of tea...30+ feet of bubble wrap from EgregiousPackaging This family-size cereal box should have come with a trigger warning: The way these cereal boxes are packaged from EgregiousPackaging And this, my friends, is the saddest orange I've ever seen.
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The Richard Meier-designed condominium One Grand Army Plaza, in Brooklyn's Prospect Heights neighborhood, originally was going to have 2100 bike slots, but even before the building opened in 210, that number was deemed inadequate — especially considering the location, opposite Prospect Park, and the number of family-size apartments it contained.
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The artist's urethane casts of sofas and sectionals, drooping from the walls like half-formed bodies, are accompanied by aluminum-saturated soda cans and a shocking display of more than a hundred dolls of the artist's mother, stacked on Costco shelving like so many family-size bricks of junk food.
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Basically, the formula is the maximum Pell grant amount for a given year minus expected family contribution (EFC), which is calculated by the FAFSA using a complicated formula based on the student and parent income, assets, family size, number of children in college, age of the older parent, and various other demographic factors.
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We won't know for sure whether Simply Me Beauty will replace our go-to drugstore brands until the products roll out at the end of the year, but we can say that we're about to impulse buy a lot more than just the family-size bag of Doritos next time we step through those glass doors.
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And I wanted the bacon-and-chorizo biryani to be different in any number of ways: less saturated with smoke, more aromatic with spices, and probably cheaper than the $57 Paowalla is charging for it, although I might not whine about the price of this family-size portion if I had liked the way it tasted.
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I sat on our couch at home after my night at the election party with a family-size bag of Doritos, which I ate by myself, one after the other, in awe and in shock about what I was watching on TV. It was a night that was bittersweet for my campaign, for all of us.
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The Department of Housing and Urban Development released their 2017 income limits last Friday, which determine eligibility for various kinds of government housing programs, from Section 383 housing choice vouchers to public housing for the poor, elderly, and people with disabilities Limits are calculated according to percentages of median incomes by family size and location based on the census's American Community Survey.
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For example, it's one thing if you want to space your births to be taking a pill every day for a couple of years; it's completely a different idea to have gotten to where you want with your family size and to be thinking about having pills as your only option for the next 20 years of your life [until menopause].
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That, in turn, would be followed by a lot of nerdy debates concerning whether the Census Bureau was really using the right inflation index (a more accurate chained inflation index generally painted a brighter picture of growth) and whether it wouldn't make sense to include more demographic adjustments (family size fell since 1999 and you also have more retired people now).
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"So, whenever there's an issue about that money might get cut off, you know, where there's no clear way that something would come in and substitute for that, then all you're doing is making a woman less able to have her desired family size, which both at the local and broad level, you know, we think is very, very unfortunate," he said.
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