Although he can't quite fathom why that might be (Needy Lesnicki or Needy "Lesbigay"?).
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The needy siblingBeing needy means relying excessively on someone, and the needy sibling in a family does this with the parent either out of necessity, or because they are also narcissistic.
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Needy Fans have anxiously been awaiting "Needy" since Grande teased a snippet of the song back in early October.
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The Temporary Assistance for Needy Families program (TANF) provides federal block grants to states for programs to help needy families.
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Even temporary assistance for needy families falls short, as states are required to engage only 50 percent of their able bodied temporary assistance for needy families caseload with the work requirements.
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It's kind of a desperate, needy ask — and unnecessary.
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Public resources should be for the needy — liberally defined.
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A safety net for the truly needy is crucial, but Democrats seeking to continually define more and more people as truly needy will bankrupt the country and devalue the dignity of hard work.
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"We often talk about the most needy and these are truly the most needy now," he said outside the church after blessing about 40 coffins along with a younger priest, Father Marcello Crotti.
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That's why, Blue explains, some Cancers can seem downright needy.
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She turns out to be more than a little needy.
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They're one church's way of helping the needy this winter.
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In principle, these projects should attract only the most needy.
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The Eminem and Beyoncé references just feel desperate and needy.
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And the good news for taxpayers and the truly needy?
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How about all the needy families that are being assisted?
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But parrots can also be noisy, needy, destructive and temperamental.
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Sure, society has an obligation to the poor and needy.
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The actress was Needy in the horror "Jennifer's Body" (2009).
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Caring for the needy in your community or to Washington?
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They're kind, cruel, sadistic, needy, vulnerable, Machiavellian, ridiculous and absurd.
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" By the end, she's repeating the line, "I can be needy/way too damn needy" before ending on the words she wrote in her caption: "tell me how good it feels to be needed.
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It's hard work keeping these needy little creatures alive and comfortable.
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The most needy, 2000 percent of recipients, receive a larger amount.
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At the intersection of the two: giving cash to the needy.
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And the kingdom, in turn, has cut off its needy neighbour.
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"He told me that I'm too needy and jealous," she said.
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He vows to uplift the needy, curb crime and crush corruption.
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That makes the credit less targeted at the needy, not more.
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I had been hijacked by a crazed needy imposter of myself.
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I risked myself in love and became needy beyond any reckoning.
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The rescue mission didn't involve just one needy dog, but 82.
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Democrats wanted equitable funding for needy districts, and highly trained teachers.
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"Public housing should be for the needy, not the greedy," Rep.
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In a closed Facebook group, Guido shares needy families' wish-lists.
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The meat is then given to feed the poor and needy.
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His make him self-deluded; hers make her a needy caregiver.
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Woese was bitter and needy toward the end of his life.
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Would Jeffrey Bowyer-Chapman like to meet a truly needy girl?
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Duncan, who works as a public school liaison to needy families.
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Mines — actually, they are electricity-needy data centers — are shutting down.
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And yet there's something almost lovable about her embarrassing, needy striving.
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Put simply, "Needy" is mesmerizing, acting as both confession and catharsis.
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The witty, creative me, always detached and never cheesy or needy.
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The unnamed expatriate in these stories is delicate, vulnerable, needy, thoughtful.
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But whether they will substantially help needy communities is another question.
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Presenting for your needy, impatient sweet tooth: the no-bake cheesecake.
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Meanwhile, some of these states are spending money on CPCs — which aren't proven to help needy families at all — while slashing direct cash assistance to needy families, which is supposed to be the whole point of TANF.
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Catfé is built to comfortably house around 12 needy felines at once.
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"He revealed himself to me as a needy person," she told me.
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Cuts $21 billion from the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) program.
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He's needy and narcissistic, but also impassioned; simultaneously self-righteous and insecure.
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His reedy, wavering voice gives the impression of a pouty, needy child.
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The county has also used proceeds to do more for needy residents.
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She called him "Andrew" after the apostle who cared for the needy.
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Plenty of other people were more needy than they were, she thought.
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Democrat say the bill would limit needy families' access to the program.
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And the toys' destination: into the arms of needy children, WNCN reported.
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TODAY IS ABOUT CHARITIES AND HELPING THE NEEDY IN NEW YORK CITY.
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Later, the individual squares were taken apart and donated to needy charities.
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He remains needy and obsessed with making sure everyone recognizes his greatness.
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If there's one thing Trump understands, it's how to manipulate needy billionaires.
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"Rescue the weak and the needy," read the translation of one line.
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All former selves — intractable, lumpy, ungrateful, repetitive, needy — will be left behind.
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This is all fine, given that Mississippi is a very needy state.
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In Naples, he said, the wealthiest families are helping the most needy.
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They had been on exotic vacations and had volunteered for the needy.
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"Needy" is the heart of Ariana Grande's intimate album "Thank U, Next."
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Look at your consumption and ask why you're so needy and hungry.
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The point was communicating with the needy egomaniac in the Oval Office.
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Santa, which he did for decades, collecting thousands of toys for needy
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As he put it, reforms that prioritize the needy are long overdue.
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The actions have limited crucial help for needy patients at these clinics.
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You will become an insecure, desperate, needy, devastated, pathetic version of yourself.
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Would the annual toy drive for needy children at Christmas go on?
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Kansas City officials have said their crackdown is about protecting the needy.
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He has few, if any, friends and refuses to help the needy.
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She's "needy," but requires "NASA" levels of space in the same breath.
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"Sandbox love never dies," says Needy at the beginning of the movie.
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The House of Representatives Ways and Means Committee voted along party lines to approve the changes to the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) program, which provides federal block grants to states for cash aid for needy families.
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It is also the kind of needy that entices aid agencies and charities.
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The monkey community regularly sees its young as too needy, requiring immediate gratification.
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Most recently, he and teammate Dak Prescott served Thanksgiving dinner to the needy.
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SOUP kitchens serve the needy for free; restaurants serve the hungry for money.
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Since 2015, the event has helped place 70,000 needy animals in happy homes.
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Her concerns made her seem "needy" or "high maintenance" to viewers at home.
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I didn't say a word, but you weren't angry or needy or pained.
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Benefit cuts under the coalition government of 2010-15 hit the needy hardest.
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It seems to be a riff on the idea that Kim is needy.
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He cared for the needy himself by feeding them (Mark 8: 1-13).
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For some categories of needy students, there will be no increase, he added.
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Here's how it works: Each needy Syrian refugee family gets a banking card.
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Its members help feed the needy and clean up neighbors' property after storms.
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Mr. Wendlandt serves lunch and hands out socks to needy campers every Thursday.
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I sympathized with him; he was clearly bright and well intentioned, but needy.
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Organizations with years of service in needy communities may be forced to close.
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Lynam has been giving pro-bono financial advice to the needy since 2005.
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For a moment Mark seems not stiff and domineering, but needy and perplexed.
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The reality is that "needy students live in all communities," Pratt-Heavner said.
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If Bangladesh has fewer desperately needy people, why not take advantage of that?
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Despite the emphasis on serving the needy, the day was not without politicking.
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"I call it taking from the needy to feed the greedy," he wrote.
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We were excited and melancholy and needy and pissy and impatient and satisfied.
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Protecting Europe's borders must not mean keeping out the needy, Ms. Merkel said.
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The colleague haughtily informed him that Helms had adopted a needy child, at
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With Miriam, Antoine can be coldly rational, weepy and needy, or quietly intimidating.
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Now, it appears to have similarly won over a needy country in Europe.
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The law also expanded Medicaid benefits to a wider range of needy individuals.
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But this year they roamed the river without any needy offspring to feed.
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Deep cuts to Medicaid would cost millions of needy Americans health care coverage.
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And a mixed-race heterosexual couple alternate between independent activity and needy embrace.
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Most of them came about as a compassionate response to a needy person.
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Last November, it hosted a gourmet meal for the needy at the Vatican.
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However, with Opportunity Zones chosen by governors, some OZs may not be as needy.
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And then they were fitting together, locking into place, slick and needy and wild.
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You have to be inventive enough to satisfy everyone's needy palettes and Instagram feeds.
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Rescue Chocolate Give the gift of sweets, while doing something sweet for needy pets.
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Founder Lisa Culp started the organization after time abroad in Nicaragua helping the needy.
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Once the record was set, the blankets were disassembled and donated to needy people.
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There is a way you can care for needy creatures, no matter your age.
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But with emoji status, Messenger users could quietly signal their intentions without seeming needy.
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And no, Veronica didn't take off her pearls to serve soup to the needy.
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Emile's rat pal, Remy, also acts as a nanny to the cafe's needy kittens.
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Trump is the candidate of the disoriented, the confused, the needy; Cruz is the
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Oh, and the event raised $6 million for needy children, an all-time record.
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They're so en-TITLED, so NEEDY, so stuck in their little gadgets or whatever.
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Espinoza was shocked to discover the school had a food pantry for needy students.
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Needy people in the area know about the generosity, with or without the sign.
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Other politicians don't want to face rising numbers of needy constituents without health insurance.
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The new bill replaced the AFDC program with Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF).
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Over 20 million needy children in America get these meals during the school year.
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Beside refocusing its financial aid on needy students, the school also expanded its recruiting.
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He's so needy, he even needs to talk to those scorpions in the press.
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He asked for a donation to help fill baskets for needy children at Thanksgiving.
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Sure thing, you type back to a needy stranger who seems unable to punctuate.
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They are more likely than whites to be raising grandchildren or supporting needy relatives.
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Instead, she wanted people to bring backpacks full of school supplies for needy students.
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Portraying a progressively needy slacker, he delivers the play's ribald asides with laserlike timing.
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He told The Detroit News that he often helped needy people like Mr. Gregerson.
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So we taxpayers are forced to support cancer research and scholarships for needy students.
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This is on top of the obstacles the administration has erected against needy populations.
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But outreach to the needy represents only a small portion of most church budgets.
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Should we have refused the scholarship so that someone more needy could use it?
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A Turkish aid group even opened a mall, where needy families shop with vouchers.
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I appreciated that he wasn't needy, that he didn't call just to check in.
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Finally, enrollment in cash assistance plummeted, freeing up more resources for the truly needy.
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"Needy" is one of the most arresting and moving songs in Ariana Grande's catalogue.
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But Temporary Assistance for Needy Families payments to poor people are approaching record lows.
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"We're always excited to get additional funding for any needy students," Mr. Wilder said.
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And I still sometimes express this lack by being needy, annoying and attention seeking.
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The one scholarship organization that currently exists provides $500 scholarships, primarily to needy students.
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That mean fewer needy families were getting cash assistance when they needed it most.
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Later, I would allow myself to be a body, fleshy and needy and complicated.
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But the areas that have been designated as distressed are not always really needy.
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The medium itself is stressful, with its red dot alerts and needy open tabs.
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That you shared the spoils of your success by being generous toward the needy?
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And you've interviewed lots of big, bold-faced names, none that seem that needy.
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"Suzanne must have seen the needy swarm of love [in my face]," she thinks.
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You don't just need a dog — you need a needy, couch-chewing, desperately adorable puppy.
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Meadow was also annoying and needy, leaving him feeling just as trapped as she did.
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He and others felt that the spot should have been used to help the needy.
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WFP was able to reach a record 4.9 million needy people in Yemen last month.
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In reality, they might be more of a reprieve from crowded streets and needy passengers.
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He was needy; he took things way too hard and felt things way too deeply.
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That's why comedians have a bad rep in some ways for being needy and pushy.
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The Senate report alleges that most aid contracts in 3173 did not help the needy.
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I think the people he will chew up and step over are much more needy.
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The budget also slashes the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families block grants by $15.6 billion.
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It now resembles a clingy lover, which would be dumped were it not so needy.
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They do charity and volunteer work for seniors at nursing homes and for needy schoolchildren.
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Unless the government takes care of these needy people, no one else would or could.
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"A work requirement would help states focus their resources on the truly needy," Palmer said.
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Ending these handouts to the wealthy and refocusing resources on the truly needy is essential.
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J. — the program is supposed to incentivize investors to direct their capital to needy areas.
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But he acts like a needy, opinionated animal just often enough to enliven the story.
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They had gone to some of the poorest areas to build houses for the needy.
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You're just shoveling money into the pockets of the least needy families in the country.
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Some people may experience this vibe as emotionally cold; others will feel needy as fuck.
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We can sense the makeup of someone pretty quickly: are they needy, clueless, boastful, nervous?
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Currently, health insurers in 41 states cite this rule to deny coverage to needy patients.
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TrumpCare should include a provision offering pro bono healthcare from participating doctors to needy Americans.
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Most troubling, without guaranteed cash assistance for the most needy, extreme poverty in America surged.
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One provision is Article 17, which mandates that the state provide aid to the needy.
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That would be the wrong outcome for needy Americans and the country as a whole.
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Another was the cost — around $800, twice Brandy's monthly Temporary Assistance for Needy Families check.
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Billions of dollars will continue to flow away from needy patients and toward greedy profiteers.
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If you've ever thought bae was needy, they have nothing on this dog named Daisy.
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A man who has invested his time and money into needy communities here at home.
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As humans, we've evolved into an independent-minded society, one where seeming needy is feared.
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America also does a worse job than its peers of helping the needy (see chart).
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Let's encourage student service projects and travel to distant countries and to needy areas nearby.
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Peanut allergies were some fraud that was being perpetuated on society by needy, helicopter parents.
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In that case, prosecutors alleged that Dixon improperly used gift cards intended for the needy.
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Experience with the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) program provides an object lesson here.
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The best way to help the needy is to give public money to the rich.
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This is the only solution that will keep needy students whole, and protect their interest.
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But instead of helping it reach the needy, the Houthis are getting in the way.
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But some Danes were concerned that accepting refugees could divert resources away from needy citizens.
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But this year, unlike many previous years, she has no needy, helpless cubs to feed.
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For instance, she had labeled herself "needy" in four of the five relationships she outlined.
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Of needy companies getting their stuff hijacked by mostly Googles and others of the world.
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It replaced an open-ended promise of federal support for needy women and children with a stricter regime, which capped the largesse, henceforth known as Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF), at $22013 billion a year, and put the states in charge of it.
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That's why I keep a dog; needy and companionable, she reminds me that I am loved.
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What would a needy person do if you gave them $20173 a month, no strings attached?
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Instead of helping these needy youths, the mayor has been fighting them in court for years.
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It's not exactly needy, but like a puppy or small child, Cozmo always wants to play.
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Having said that, looking into the beady, needy eyes of these birds made me feel wanted.
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You can swipe yes or no on characters like a needy vampire or a dunking demon.
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Will Wendy (Maggie Siff) finally experience a moment's reprieve from assuaging two needy men's emotional crises?
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Just make sure you identify any needy plants and give them the extra TLC outlined above.
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"Hell is a teenage girl," Anita "Needy" Lesnicki (Amanda Seyfried) says early on in Jennifer's Body.
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Women are usually looked at as weak and needy and Savage is just that different woman.
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All of houses made by the students are then donated to pet shelters and needy families.
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Rivers Cuomo's possessive, needy interpretation of relationships seemed to suit my head-over-heels situation better.
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They believe that only government run schools can provide the appropriate environment for the most needy.
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An enrollment freeze would begin to make truly needy Arkansans like Skylar a priority once again.
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"Maybe Martin could have been more responsive to the needy investors," said Benjamin Brafman, Shkreli's lawyer.
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Trump is phenomenally needy, and at its most basic level the press conference was about affirmation.
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Instead, Alaska could redirect current ObamaCare spending back to traditional Medicaid services for the truly needy.
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And USAID's inspector general has recently identified serious wrongdoing in prior grants intended for Syria's needy.
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Some donor funding would be used to collect data to allow cash transfers for the needy.
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If there were no poor or needy, the state would have no moral reason to exist.
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Instead, the Republicans have turned to their favorite deficit-cutting tool: slashing programs for the needy.
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And should a company be allowed to squeeze needy patients for as much as it wants?
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It's time to return welfare to the truly needy and stop trapping Americans in government dependency.
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So mourners fulfilled her final wish by bringing backpacks full of school supplies for needy students.
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"A big myth is that it's only need-based for the most financially needy," says Kaplan.
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The crew soon found another needy community, Verde de Comerío, where it was able to land.
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I think of the breakthroughs in care that benefit the elderly and needy in both nations.
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" That profile later depicts her in all her "contradictory glory" as business woman and "needy neurotic.
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So when the needy turn to charities to get food, their options can be similarly limited.
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Smartphones and social networks have turned me into a lonely, needy man who requires constant affirmation.
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We are needy and demanding and fragile — rivers of heat and blood, sparking neurons, ticking pulses.
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Do you really want your sucky, QB-needy team committing three years to developing Christian Ponder?
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Yet only 2100 percent of families living in poverty participate in Temporary Assistance for Needy Families.
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You become emotionally needy, given that they have the emotional bandwidth of a very dry scone.
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Now the rapper and the D.J. who transformed her clip are promising it'll help the needy.
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In the first episode, C.C. slashed her armpit with a razor blade for acting too needy.
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This is the challenging, needy underbelly of living with an impairment that positive stereotyping can obscure.
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But Ross was sad, needy, insecure, quick to anger — dark, basically — and built like a jock.
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The practical effect of this is simple: more resources are now available for the truly needy.
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For needy students, elite schools can end up cheaper than SUNY, and sometimes cheaper than CUNY.
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And families come to see that the more needy you are, the more eligibility you have.
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Then there's the question of whether the food you take might have gone to the needy.
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Alt-J's own language is at once nerdy, needy, creepy, calculated, unhinged and self-consciously sincere.
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A Massachusetts police department noticed their collection of donated toys for needy children kept getting pilfered.
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As literally coaches or tutors for needy kids in school, or better home care ... Who knows?
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"Welfare" has historically been used to describe cash assistance programs like Temporary Assistance for Needy Families.
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They are, by turns, charming and mocking, detached and enraged, bullying and needy, often threatening suicide.
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The meat is consumed by the family and also distributed to neighbors and to the needy.
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Sometimes you went away with double the amount of swimming fees to help a needy friend.
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The change freed up more money to fund Pell grants, which go to needy college students.
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The story keeps telling me we're poor and cash needy, but I've got thousands to spare.
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Dispense justice for the needy and the orphan, for they have no one but their fellow citizens.
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Cameron has agreed to take in the most needy—but his next battle is working out which.
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One dinner's proceeds very appropriately went to Food Runners, which delivers restaurants' surplus food to the needy.
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I was physically needy and unable to help myself much, but I also struggled with constant panic.
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Would your girlfriend really, truly want to move your lovable but needy, fat cats into their apartment?
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Nevertheless, it was a reprieve, something meant to benefit not the well-to-do but the needy.
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But the size of the disaster zone means getting aid to the most needy is still difficult.
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And state elderly care helps keep women working in their 50s, when parents often become more needy.
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When he was not at the club, he picked up calls from the needy at his house.
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To adopt one of these needy pigs, donate to their care or volunteer your help, visit pigadvocates.com
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What percentage charitable contribution is going to the most needy and the place where we have customers?
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Frequently, we consider poor and vulnerable populations so needy they're thankful for any help they can get.
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One of the most significant yet underreported outcomes of ObamaCare is its impact on the truly needy.
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The federal Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act provides needy children with free breakfast and lunch at schools.
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It should be common knowledge now that "high maintenance" and "needy" are more than a little gendered.
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While humans would consider this kind of behavior "needy," baby elephants are the exception to the rule.
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His actions also inspired Heaven to volunteer and donate items to other needy families, her mom said.
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Clinton's Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF) distributed assistance to states in the form of block grants.
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Those proceeds are supposed to go to the needy, but often end up going to the Taliban.
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Llama owners say their pets have a sixth sense about people who are needy, ill or frail.
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This welfare explosion threatens state funding for public safety, education, infrastructure, and programs for the truly needy.
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In an anxious time, in a needy place, everyone seems fixated on what they have to lose.
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KAMPALA, Uganda — In Uganda, illegal orphanages are a big business and needy children are often the lure.
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Instead, "average Americans" will, once again, be footing the bill for those far less needy than themselves.
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He would make public colleges and universities tuition-free, rather than expanding access for certain needy students.
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States have used these measures for decades in cash welfare programs like Temporary Assistance for Needy Families.
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But on this day they were helping Habitat for Humanity build a house for a needy family.
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Their presence has created tensions with the Chinese, many of whom regard their needy neighbors with contempt.
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The Tocco, her favorite, broke down like a needy boyfriend whenever she left it alone too long.
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He depicts Mr. Naipaul as a great inspiration as a writer, but also petty, cruel and needy.
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She was supposed to be needy and insecure, but everyone thought Aja didn't know what that means.
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The event raised close to $100k for Food Bank of the Rockies -- which helps feed the needy.
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If the benefit to the needy is difficult to see, the benefit to Mr. Woodman is clear.
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Lotteries that allocate scarce resources are not set up to distinguish the neediest from the merely needy.
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Trading away a life of near-retirement for an uncertain future with two new and needy teens.
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The hospitals and pharmacies will of course stay open to deal with the very sick and needy.
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Watch: In "Judy," Renée Zellweger plays several versions of Judy Garland: worried mother, needy lover, disaster, legend.
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Please assure Lily this is the one needy and lightweight thing you have ever heard her say.
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Mr. Kadyrov, often referred to simply as Ramzan, cultivates a reputation for helping the needy and sick.
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Urban places had not developed the physical and institutional infrastructure to accommodate this influx of needy people.
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But he is needy, so I consciously ignored his attempts to get in touch over the years.
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Let them see you all flat and needy at the side of the road, and they disappear.
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For the last six Thanksgivings, Devon has helped a local group give food baskets to the needy.
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If the benefit to the needy is difficult to see, the benefit to Mr. Woodman is clear.
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I should start practicing asking for help, and not feeling guilty or needy when I do so.
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As a result, America does a worse job than its peers of helping the needy of today.
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Dogs have more soul, are less needy, smell better and tend not to mess where they eat.
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Any regulation that increases the price of these repair parts hurts our ability to help the needy.
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I am willing to collaborate voluntarily in protecting and distributing humanitarian aid to the most needy people.
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An existing donation program at the local schools to support needy students was repurposed for tornado relief.
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Chabuddy: I had this needy Mongolian friend, Melford, who lived in one of my cupboards, really short.
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On Monday, homeless and needy people came to claim their double cheeseburger, chopped apple and bottle of water.
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The Echo Sub, though, just needs a corner or empty spot near a wall, so it's less needy.
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Closing all frontiers and barring the desperate and needy is anathema to broad swaths of the French electorate.
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The world's needy, the pope said, should be seen as "concrete people, not useless objects but precious persons".
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It doesn't feel needy like a lot of the new iPhone X copycat handsets I saw at MWC.
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Ever needy, I poke and poke and poke until I poke so hard it's more of a push.
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All but one of the men (who complicates the predominantly female world) are consummately crabby, flirtatious, and needy.
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Moo Moo, the very needy (and very sweet) cat has absolutely no regard for her owner's personal space.
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The state's obligation to the needy goes beyond empty guarantees and is intended to be a social obligation.
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Instead, she turned her wedding reception into a pre-Mother's Day luncheon -- for needy kids and their families.
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Because of the stereotype that only women feel like they're being needy, wanting more from someone they love.
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It turns out our underarms are a lot more delicate (read: needy) than we've been led to believe.
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This quintet is just a pawful of the needy wild animals that Blakely had dedicated his time to.
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What's more, the film also showed Needy, the so-called "nice girl," losing her virginity to her boyfriend.
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They're attempting to break a world record, and while they're at it, they're bringing attention to needy dogs.
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Even the 19th Century Had Needy Nigerian Prince ScamsWe&aposve all received that email at least once before.
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Who knew that Adora (Patricia Clarkson) was deliberately poisoning her daughter to keep her childlike, needy, and sick?
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Ghorbani would take her young children with her to give out food and gift cards to the needy.
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He lived simple live and could go to any extent to help his friends, family and the needy.
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She once proposed legislation that would review federal rules and revenue streams for disparate impact on needy suburbs.
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The use of a poor, needy child in its image is a crucial aspect of the company's marketing.
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Dale Schroeder never had children of his own and used the money to send needy strangers to school.
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The unintentional effect is a portrait of a temperamental, thin-skinned, and profoundly needy man at the helm.
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By eliminating this program, the bill would raise interest rates on the student loans of financially needy students.
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Under normal circumstances, the companies try to find a way to get returned mattresses to a needy person.
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He's precocious, indulged, needy, and vulnerable; more human than his human overseers, with their stilted, near robotic delivery.
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"Nobody wants to seem like the bad guy who is withholding lifesaving medications from needy patients," Richardson said.
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Once I'd mastered these settings, the Pure Cool became the least needy of all my smart home gadgets.
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The White House in turn is threatening to withhold payments to insurers covering needy Americans through ObamaCare exchanges.
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The foundation's charter is "to help 'worthy and needy artists,' and the 'and' is important," Mr. Bergman said.
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But muscles are also very calorically needy and, like brain tissue, use blood sugar as their primary fuel.
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Bracing for the worst It isn't just the isolation of emotionally needy city dwellers driving the adoption boom.
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The host countries have long struggled with the physical and economic strains of providing for the needy population.
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He's goofy and needy, and gives me a reason to cope with all that's going on right now.
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But their enforced largesse could well find them sharing such assistance with tenants who are far from needy.
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She can be chilly, needy or brutally blunt, but neither Mr. Aster nor Ms. Collette overdoes her weirdness.
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Convents, novitiates, schools and parochial centers for the needy have become sites of refuge, support and civic education.
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If charity is giving alms to the needy, then philanthropy is charity's more high-minded and strategic relation.
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She had great empathy for other people who were needy and wanted everybody to have a fair shake.
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So was she: an anti-academic, chattily entertaining prose that read as both hard-bitten and strangely needy.
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The cool person is stoical, emotionally controlled, never eager or needy, but instead mysterious, detached and self-possessed.
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Cruz's staff described the trip as a "humanitarian" mission to help a church provide supplies to needy families.
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In order to protect taxpayers and the truly needy, Congress and the President should repeal the Medicaid expansion.
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Those ships will be equipped and properly stocked to help needy communities on the ground if need be.
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But think of them as an added bonus: Cities can reduce greenhouse gas emissions and help the needy.
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Pence also highlighted a real-life example of how the truly needy are being deprioritized in ObamaCare's America.
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Weingarten argues that schools are doing a lot more, from providing meals to needy children to career training.
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Whitman is immediately drawn to this needy yet suspicious soldier, who says he is John Wormley from Boston.
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Kennedy's first executive order, the day after his inauguration, expanded the existing food distribution programs for needy families.
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All around the world evangelical groups are healing the sick, feeding the hungry and attending to the needy.
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Today, the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families program covers only one of five poor families in the state.
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Maybe it was some sort of revolutionary test; how far will I go for the needy but obnoxious?
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This is a social media campaign that brings attention to needy shelter dogs across the country, specifically pit bulls.
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Then I lie in bed for four minutes, contemplating different ways of training her to stop this needy behavior.
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Assistance provided by a program called Temporary Assistance for Needy Families can be used to purchase more than food.
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Moreover, there is little evidence that DAFs' sudden popularity has actually caused any more money to reach the needy.
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Who better to represent needy constituents in these tricky situations than someone who "knows how to get things done"?
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I feel really bad for our cat, who is exceptionally needy and is yowling nonstop because he missed us.
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But it was an attempt to construct a different version of myself: self-sufficient, autonomous, the opposite of needy.
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After some back and forth with the GOP, the AFDC was effectively renamed the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families.
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Helping one another, and all needy people, in times of adversity is an important part of their religious culture.
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We meet Heidi's needy boyfriend, Anthony (Dermot Mulroney), who is going through a bit of a mid-life crisis.
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It's an insistent, slightly choked twang both powerful and needy, conjured from somewhere between his nose and his larynx.
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In the voting room, I suggest we go after Shane and "we're coming down to the needy greedy" Nelson.
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One of the most memorable sequences is the split sex-scene between Needy and Chip, and Colin and Jennifer.
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Cash-needy GE all but eliminated its quarterly dividend, slashing it to a penny a share from 223 cents.
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Facebook Messenger — Facebook's little sister/brother, "wannabe," clingy, needy, irritating, inferior, boring old lady, inconsistent, if not got WhatsApp.
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A centrist message of economic growth, coupled with more handouts for the needy, appealed to voters outside its heartland.
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Brooklyn told Make-A-Wish she wanted to rescue a group of needy puppies and find them forever homes.
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I once asked Josh Schrutt why, of all the needy people on TV, he offered a hand to Kyle.
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Morales said the needy are cautious about approaching to collect the handouts because of the presence of security forces.
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That's 19 out of 20 needy children now being put at risk as a result of the proposed law.
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At this point I become inexplicably needy and start asking total strangers for validation that I don't smell bad.
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We just asked them to do what we do – simply collect some food and give it to the needy.
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Either way, it's clear the president is succumbing to the central policy of conservative Republicans: cruelty to the needy.
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Some of your friends' questions might be slightly petty: Do you think I'm needy for texting back right away?
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In 1996, Congress reformed the cash welfare program, which now goes by the name Temporary Assistance for Needy Families.
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A little card is given to needy families that allows them to purchase extra groceries during the summer months.
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Critics say such rules will force lenders to cut off credit to needy borrowers, or to shut down entirely.
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The six-month contract, with a renewal option, paid Gilead to distribute the drugs to about 4,000 needy people.
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Is there a way to point out the imbalance that won't make me sound needy or her self-absorbed?
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The crux of the American Humanist Association's complaint is not that Samaritan's Purse does good things for needy people.
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In one welfare backlash during the 1960s, the New York Legislature slashed support across multiple categories of the needy.
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If it doesn't get watered down, that part of the tax law will be negative for the needy people.
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It would cost just an estimated $225 billion to end homelessness by providing all needy families with rental assistance.
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She's warm, needy, scary, conspiratorial and witty, overriding any concerns for coherence with the sheer force of her personality.
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He got the idea from an organization in Germany called Foodsharing, which helps connect the needy with surplus food.
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They also note that rewarding donors helps encourage donations that can be used to finance scholarships for needy kids.
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Needy immigrants shouldn't have to choose between legal status and support from the government of a wealthy, developed nation.
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The Bible, he notes, says far more about caring for the needy than it does about homosexuality or abortion.
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That's why the soul mates are mismatched; that's why the vain, needy Tahani is there in the first place.
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But his fidelity to economic orthodoxy and aversion to federal relief for the needy meant that his efforts failed.
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Paying it forward When Robbins was seventeen, he asked his local church for the names of two needy families.
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A focus on early education Save the Children has provided food, clothing and books to needy children since 1932.
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Local businesses helped provide turkey dinners at Thanksgiving, back-to-school supplies, and shoes and clothing for needy students.
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The minute people hook up, therefore, they distance themselves from each other, so as not to seem clingy, needy.
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Hugo and Helena's Floating Theatre, a flatboat full of quirky drama queens, takes needy May in, no questions asked.
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In Islam, Muslims should not throw away leftover food, but give it instead to the needy or to animals.
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He headed up strategy, internal marketing and call-center operations for a technology company with millions of needy clients.
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But most of the colleges with large endowments — like Harvard, Yale and Stanford — already give needy students generous aid.
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The Houston Food Bank has received a great demand from schools for weekend backpack programs to feed needy children.
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" God: "Jesus didn't coddle the financiers of his day, the money-changers, but hounded them while comforting the needy.
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The movie focuses on two best friends: desperate, nerdy Anita, or "Needy" (Amanda Seyfried), and popular cheerleader Jennifer (Fox).
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Who needs a blanket or pesky, needy humans when you can have a family of little birds on your tummy?
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In cities with high rents, those making up to $125,000 a year, hardly a needy bunch, would qualify for subsidies.
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Both the Treasury and the OCC argue that new rules would boost lending to needy areas rather than choke it.
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We should go back to a program that does provide aid to the needy, even if it does require work.
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Needy strangers will ask you for money, or you might ride past someone being kidnapped out on the open road.
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Asking for an explanation doesn't make you needy; it means you're invested in the relationship and hoping they are, too.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on a Twitter he had asked authorities to provide "all possible assistance" to the needy.
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Some worry that making money from philanthropy cannot be squared with the basic moral imperative to care for the needy.
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They go to impoverished parts of the world or they massage cancer patients' feet or they look after the needy.
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And if you were just looking at those facts, you'd say yeah, this guy's gonna be a real needy person.
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"There's too many government health restrictions that force restaurants to throw away food" instead of donating it to the needy.
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Freezing enrollment in ObamaCare expansion would immediately begin to free up space for these truly needy individuals within Arkansas' budget.
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It was as needy as it was needed, a co-dependence which gave financial institutions a good deal of power.
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Students at the school donate part of their allowance to help pay fees for other needy girls in their communities.
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One consequence of interest-rate caps is that credit flows to safer borrowers rather than to needy but risky businesses.
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Keepin' it caj For all of its promises to help and enrich our lives, wearable tech is often very needy.
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The deadline for applications passed last Thursday after a variety of stunts and cries for attention from investment-needy cities.
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The state's rising share of those costs mean fewer resources for education, public safety, and services for the truly needy.
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Llama owners will tell you that their pets have a sixth sense about people who are needy, ill or frail.
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But opponents of the reform package say the new laws would kick thousands of needy families off government assistance programs.
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Even Trump's most hopeful and needy European partner, Britain's embattled PM Theresa May, is reaching the end of her patience.
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They were all deeply needy children; by comparison my brothers and I were "fine" and less in need of attention.
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The theory was that TANF would serve the truly needy, while the lazy would progress into lives of self-sufficiency.
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After all, if fewer taxpayer dollars are wasted, more will be available to help needy, low-income Americans find housing.
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She's Emily Dickinson, she's Jane Eyre—a dangerously needy oddball, but also one who's funny, observant, and full of rage.
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That is roughly twice what we spend right now on child nutrition programs or Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF).
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According to her, throwing out a paragraph can be too exhausting or needy — keep it simple and just say hi.
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Penélope Cruz portrays Raimunda, a hardworking mother pulled in all directions by terrible events and the needy women around her.
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"You think of child sexual abuse and how the perpetrators look for children who are vulnerable and needy," she said.
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As a result, those leaving welfare were better off and more taxpayer-funded resources were saved for the truly needy.
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Garagiola was a longtime president of the Baseball Assistance Team, which provides confidential financial assistance to needy former baseball figures.
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That brought millions in additional cash to help the needy, but last week's shooting had the mayor second-guessing himself.
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The writer is the founder of the Samatva Trust, which provides educational opportunities to the needy rural children of India.
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Charity is a priority for the Mormon Church, which provides food, medicine and financial assistance to many of the needy.
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What Trump's comments today make clear is how desperately needy he is to be praised for whatever he is doing.
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And as the Needy Girl, Aja whined and moaned incessantly — Take it from me: neediness is often silent, and patient.
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At times they have opposed attempts to have other professionals care for patients or to shift resources into needy communities.
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The program, currently operating in Boston, Philadelphia and Chicago, provides essential items for needy children from birth through age 12.
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We should be outraged that a nation with as much wealth as ours cares so little for our most needy.
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Albania has earmarked $370 million to cushion the health sector, business and the needy from the impact of the coronavirus.
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There are some very needy guys who've been on a very long dry spell and aren't afraid to show it.
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" This plea to adopt needy pets during this crisis adds a whole new meaning to the term "shelter-at-home.
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About 30,000 needy people in Sierra Leone who had begun to receive nutrition and agricultural assistance were suddenly cut off.
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Even as she grew older and more aware, Brodeur would struggle to escape from her charismatic, narcissistic mother's needy love.
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Then, let the states to decide how to structure their healthcare both for the medically needy and the general population.
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The company still sends technicians to a needy customer's door within an hour of booking or at another prescheduled time.
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However, it was briefly revived in 2018 thanks to another budget surplus and round of pressure to help the needy.
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The non-stop bombardment of information and indulgences that is modern life has transformed us into needy, pleasure-addicted thrillseekers!
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We're feeling just a little needy on Monday when the Moon wanes into showy Leo at 12:28 p.m. EST.
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The Senate bill offers a bit more to the needy, but still leaves many unable to pay for basic services.
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In Washington, she helped establish CHIP, the Children's Health Insurance Program, which supports more than eight million needy American kids.
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For the 2900-220006 academic year alone, over 2202,2628 needy students received approximately $28500 billion in REPAYABLE assistance from Perkins.
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Whether it and other needy friends get that support will be another in this season's tests of American global leadership.
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Biden in his bid for the 2020 nomination also endorses increasing Pell Grants, financial aid extended to needy undergraduate students.
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Ethnic Rakhine have long complained that foreign aid agencies have given generously to Muslims while ignoring other equally needy people.
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Social-media posts that are meant to convey accessibility, transparency and unvarnished charm can come across as stagy and needy.
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At a time when many needy families lacked adequate nutrition, Isabelle Kelley developed a food stamp program to feed millions.
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It is also working against useful projects that would actually improve the nation's needy roads, bridges and other public works.
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But it's still a massively expensive endeavor without a clear purpose, and whose benefits are targeted at the least-needy.
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Consider replacing some of that needy grass with a low-maintenance ground cover like clover, creeping thyme, mint or strawberry.
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She's a powerful female character who refuses to be defined by the needy, greedy, and seedy men in her life.
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But some of this also likely stems from the fact that Wrinkle isn't afraid to be desperately sincere and needy.
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The company recently partnered with the National Canine Cancer Foundation to raise funding and awareness for needy dogs and their families.
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Animal Hearted Apparel Help your favorite animal lover speak his or her mind and save needy creatures with Animal Hearted clothing.
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It is also a first stop for many fleeing Venezuela; many of the needy children living there are in fact Venezuelan.
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The rent money could better be used to help "the area's needy ... and suffering, as the Holy Father teaches," he said.
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Even if more money is flowing into DAFs, it will not necessarily reach the needy as soon as it comes out.
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The industry is helping to offset a $15 billion funding hole in global disaster relief by flying supplies to needy countries.
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It doesn't make you seem needy, because "you are perfectly within your right to talk about how you feel," she says.
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"He loves to use his influence to help transform the lives of needy and hurting animals everywhere," Fraiser said to People.
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At stake are hundreds of millions of dollars a year in lost revenues to the American taxpayer — and needy state governments.
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For Monday's debate, the bill will be amended to provide a bonus to the country's most needy retirees, the government said.
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Turns out, Venmo John was too docile, too eager-to-please — too successful and therefore not needy enough — for this show.
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Through her posts about Boo, Scherer has been able to help draw attention (and funds) to other needy wards as well.
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Mother Teresa was venerated during her lifetime for her service to the poor and needy in the slums of Kolkata, India.
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The food then goes to needy places like food banks and pantries, the school lunch program, international aid and even prisons.
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According to the USDA, most food purchased as part of trade-relief efforts is going to programs that help the needy.
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As Kym, Hathaway is brash, needy, and self-loathing, giving her natural theater-kid thirst for attention a decidedly dark spin.
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It is unclear why someone would snatch a needy animal's wheelchair, but Charley's owners believe the crime was committed for parts.
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But the main boomer tsunami is hitting the shores of old age, the time in life when folks are most needy.
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Our incompetent disaster response in Puerto Rico becomes the president doing paper towel set shots into a crowd of needy people.
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Both Barack and Michelle have had a thing about helping the needy get access to good food for a long time.
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A policy that gives Bill Gates money he doesn't need is a policy that has less to give the truly needy.
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Helping the needy is something Princess Diana (#poshgoals) would approve of, so I headed to FARA charity shop for some clothes.
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Part of the aid for needy students came from ending merit aid, which often went to students who didn't need it.
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Scores of advocates for the needy intend to express opposition to the proposal during a public comment period through April 2.
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That would allow the needy U.S. president to wave a "successful" agreement to the gullible when he flies back to Washington.
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Following a bad monsoon in 2012 it had to mobilise more than 650 tanker lorries to get water to needy citizens.
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Nationwide, nearly 2900,220006 seniors, children with developmental disabilities, and other needy individuals are on Medicaid waiting lists for community-based services.
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Instead of providing relief to these truly needy individuals, ObamaCare's expansion moves able-bodied adults to the front of the line.
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When disaster strikes, online retail giant Amazon mobilizes its disaster relief team to collect donations and deliver them to needy people.
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As a result, nearly half of able bodied recipients of temporary assistance for needy families in a typical state are idle.
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My mind would run through the list of reasons to keep quiet: I would come across as unreasonable, nagging or needy.
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The very meal that defines brunch has its origin with a needy, entitled twat randomly customising things to ease his hangover.
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Typically, by law, the government requires that needy kids eat their free or reduced lunches at school or in group settings.
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Mr. Maduro has used food distribution and access to medical care as tools to ensure his support among the needy population.
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Trading a prospect to Cleveland for Alonso and signing Jay for one year at $4 million should help a needy roster.
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Now it's fair to complain that the tax plan over all doesn't give needy billionaires quite as much as they deserve.
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Connecting with a needy creature who has disrupted the delicate balance of an anxious existence does not come easily to him.
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"Welfare" used to refer to a specific program: cash assistance, or what is now known as Temporary Assistance for Needy Families.
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In this book, adult children are a letdown: They are drug addicts or mentally unwell or highly needy or simply jerks.
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Some critics, however, claim that a few recipients of Huang's philanthropy were not needy students but children of the ruling elite.
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I longed for it as a child and expressed my frustration as a child would — by being needy, annoying, attention seeking.
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When I'm over that phase, I'll collect all the discarded books and start over without being quite so needy and demanding.
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"He's very needy, so I've been taking him into the office with me," said Elizabeth A. Schuette, the Ark's managing director.
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Some send their students and even their faculty members into the communities around them to teach, tutor or mentor needy kids.
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The Bounty of Bethlehem program draws hundreds of volunteers and donations for Christmas gifts and dinners for the needy every year.
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The solution to that inequity is not to dismantle those options, but to help needy families find their own transportation solutions.
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Those cost overruns leave less money to fund services for the truly needy, including seniors, poor children, and individuals with disabilities.
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We drew comfort from the countless people taking to the streets to help pick up the debris and succor the needy.
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Will they think he is making America Great Again by taking an ax to the Temporary Assistance to Needy Families, a.k.a.
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Either those who seem hungry or poor are pointed out by acquaintances, or needy people directly ask the organization for aid.
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The president also proposed deep cuts to Temporary Assistance for Needy Families, which last year provided aid to 1.1 million families.
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And that revenge fantasy is grounded in the emotional truth of the toxic, codependent, profoundly meaningful friendship between Needy and Jennifer.
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Carter was in Canada for a project to build 150 new homes for needy families, celebrating the country's 150th independence anniversary.
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As Kathryn Edin and H. Luke Shaffer document in their recently published book $2.00 a Day: Living on Almost Nothing in America, the welfare reform of the 1990s eroded the U.S. cash welfare system by instituting Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF), which left it up to states to determine how much needy families could receive in cash.
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Additionally, Pence had previously labelled those who received HIV treatment as "needy" and campaigned for the government to fund gay conversion therapy.
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The bible talks about in Ezekiel 22, when politicians become like wolves devouring the people and do not care for the needy.
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The federal safety net includes a range of programs, from Social Security to disability insurance and temporary cash assistance for needy families.
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Functional social-safety nets and instruments such as tax credits make it possible to direct money to the needy in these countries.
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He seemed like a more muted, more guarded and generally bleaker version of his selfish, needy, clueless, thoughtless, intellectual, charming screen persona.
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Their group has saved dogs from Korea, Greece and Romania, and is continually pulling needy animals from high kill shelters in Quebec.
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Because here is something I hadn't known when I was writing off kids as boring, needy time thieves: Children are naturally queer.
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I would go around Asia providing free dental services to very needy communities, from visiting prisons and slums to working with orphans.
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Impagliazzo, who once worked for Italy's social security department, launched his mission to feed the needy with a handful of fellow pensioners.
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Jordan himself has introduced an overhaul to Temporary Assistance for Needy Families and food stamps (SNAP), proposing provisions such as work requirements.
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Emotionally needy, slick liar…" and, "He is a parasite, a leech, an infection that festers on anyone he comes in contact with.
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The Denver Animal Shelter took the needy sweetheart in and partnered with The Art Institute of Colorado to form the Sonic Project.
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Dan McKernan, founder and executive director of Barn Sanctuary, was determined his team could make a difference for these needy — and outspoken!
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But the Belle Vernon fire chief says the small proceeds from the machine are used to purchase Christmas gifts for needy children.
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Those who devote their time to helping homeless and needy pets often encounter innocent animals who have been neglected, abused and abandoned.
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We cuddle for a few minutes before she and P. head out, leaving me in a quiet apartment with a needy cat.
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We are not a church, we are not a mosque, we are just a restaurant who offers free food to the needy.
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Dahlan has raised millions more, financing mass weddings for hundreds of young couples and distributing cash aid for several thousand needy families.
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ObamaCare expansion's perverse funding formula directly threatens the truly needy who are served by traditional Medicaid, including those receiving community-based services.
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In both states, enrollment gradually declined as existing enrollees lifted themselves out of poverty, freeing up scarce resources for the truly needy.
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I'm not needy but I think when I was younger, I definitely allowed men to get away with s— that I shouldn't.
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You or a partner could also feel very needy or unsure about where they stand today— be sensitive to these insecurities, Gemini!
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How do I find some independence if I'm anxious all the time, looking at my phone constantly and needy of true affection?
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Being dirt poor and ravaged by AIDS, it was needy; with just 17m inhabitants, a dollop of aid might visibly improve it.
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He added that his daughter was a giving person who often traveled to Kenya and other African countries to help the needy.
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As such, it said, the boat should be allowed into Italian waters and receive immediate assistance for the "most needy rescued persons".
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The group demanded that the heiress's father, Hearst Corporation chair Randolph Apperson Hearst, donate millions of dollars in food to needy Californians.
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Kennedy sought out the needy in Bedford Stuyvesant while some vocal critics in the Upper West Side fretted over his liberal credentials.
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Sneakily, empowerment had turned into a theory that applied to the needy while describing a process more realistically applicable to the rich.
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States shouldn't be able to sidestep work requirements at the expense of taxpayers and the truly needy who depend on food stamps.
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Hu Xingdou, a professor at the Beijing Institute of Technology, said village officials often neglected needy families in doling out welfare benefits.
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"Ending welfare as we know it" would recast the needy as workers, he said, and build support for a new safety net.
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Nationwide, more than 650,000 truly needy individuals are currently languishing on Medicaid waiting lists, waiting for care and services they desperately need.
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But when polls adjust the wording and ask about providing aid to "needy people around the world," enthusiasm for cuts subsides significantly.
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Remember when Trump dodged a primary debate by announcing he needed the time to raise money for needy ex-servicemen and women?
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Several states, including Wisconsin, require drug tests for at least some recipients of benefits under the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families program.
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As a stand-up comic, he led with his neuroses, telling dark and cuttingly self-deprecating jokes in between wide, needy grins.
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The annual event, which raises money for needy children, typically offers presidential hopefuls a respite from the tension of the campaign trail.
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Kelly's Wave, as it's known, seems designed to make someone who surfs, which I do, feel this way: stunned, turned on, needy.
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"We cannot allow people who are needy or lonely to be talked into dying," he told de Volkskrant, a leading Dutch newspaper.
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Should we be surprised that a man who's so frequently compared to a needy adolescent has chosen Twitter as his favorite medium?
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A mesmerizingly beautiful woman offers herself, multiple times, to an intense and needy stranger, who brings her to previously unknown orgasmic heights.
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But the process of making metropolitan Atlanta an evacuation site for the medically needy was marked by substantial hurdles and occasional missteps.
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For hundreds of needy New Yorkers, their Christmas Day meal was served by a rotating cast of a dozen or so politicians.
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It's a question even France is confronting, as billionaires pledge millions toward rebuilding the cathedral, while locals ask: What about the needy?
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But pushed to their limits, the voices in "If You See Me, Don't Say Hi" can become defiant, needy, jealous and cold.
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The announcement comes days after the state government said Sabesp would stop collecting water tariffs from 506,000 needy families in the state.
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They are also eligible for the cash assistance program known as Temporary Assistance for Needy Families, according to the Congressional Research Service.
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For years, companies have given back to communities through investments in local education, health care, urban development and funding for the needy.
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Veterans are civic and economic assets, not needy victims, and veterans' policies should be premised on helping them succeed in that way.
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He asked that the building address remain unspecified and that needy children now send their requests to Santa through his group's website.
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Many countries may not have enough beds or equipment to care for the needy, not to mention such care could cost billions.
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The Trump administration has been a vocal advocate of solutions that keep welfare programs honest and protect resources for the truly needy.
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If we are to help needy families achieve self-sufficiency, restoring meaningful work requirements in traditional cash assistance programs is critically important.
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OUSD also has dental clinics where needy children can get checkups, and washers and dryers for students' families who can't afford them.
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He said that he would use the money to replace the items he gives away and to make donations to needy customers.
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Had I ascertained how many oncologists resort to strategic lying in order to obtain payments for needy patients from noxious insurance bureaucrats?
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At a crosswalk, Heizer—ravaged, needy, fierce, suspicious, witty, loyal, sly, and pure—leaned against a lamppost to rest, thin on thin.
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It ends with Alana and Este pounding a syncopated rhythm on the drums; the chorus has grown less needy and more defiant.
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While no state has been allowed to drug test Medicaid beneficiaries, politicians have initiated similar policies with Temporary Assistance to Needy Families.
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Pence's point, which is salient, was that ObamaCare transformed Medicaid from a safety net for the needy to a catchall welfare pit.
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And those who receive Temporary Assistance for Needy Families benefits already face work requirements for children who are a year or older.
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The current allocation of federal funds to cover medical expenses for the needy on the island stands at a 220006 percent maximum.
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Whether it's making unrealistic salary requests or asking questions before seeking out answers on their own, managers can easily pinpoint needy employees.
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Companies that give products for the benefit of the "needy or ill" can deduct up to twice the cost of donated goods.
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The faith motivation to serve the needy cannot be severed from the faith motivation to serve according to moral and ethical principles.
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Instead, Congress has wisely reserved food stamps for the truly needy, the elderly, individuals with disabilities, and children and families in poverty.
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Peeta may be a little needy, and his main survival skill is painting himself as a rock, but Gale is a fuckboy.
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At a time when many needy families lacked adequate nutrition, Kelley helped develop a program to improve the well being of Americans.
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Needy goes home alone, while a disoriented Jennifer, in shock, gets into a van with the band and drives off with them.
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So when I went overseas by myself, it solidified the feeling that I was too needy and greedy about attention or affirmation.
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Randolph was well-known for his generosity, as he once paid for utility bills for over 100 needy families within the Memphis area.
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Part of the problem is that too much government spending is directed to what Europeans call the middle class rather than the needy.
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In 2005, the Atlanta Journal Constitution revealed that a charity Long had created to help the needy had made him its biggest beneficiary.
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You find yourself thrust into the position of taking her place, helping to organize lavish galas to connect people and aid the needy.
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Self proclaimed "HUGE dog lover" and Pretty Little Liars star Ashley Benson, is turning her puppy love into welcome changes for needy canines.
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Cameron once said Britain should be less "needy" when it comes to the US. A number of British politicians have attacked Donald Trump.
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The first is that she hears about the shootout at Woodard's place and the two have some fiery, needy sex at her apartment.
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Rome (CNN)Pope Francis made a generous donation to the needy in the war-ravaged Syrian city of Aleppo, the Vatican announced Friday.
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Find out how you can help Lucy and other needy animals by checking out the nonprofit's website or following them on Facebook now.
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While some of our clients are very self-sufficient, others are more needy and require assistance with every last detail of their cases.
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He even started his own pasta sauce business — Mayor's Own Marinara Sauce — promising to donate proceeds to a scholarship fund for needy children.
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Then Langdon is just downright mean, telling Mr. Gallant that he would never hook up with him because he's too needy and pathetic.
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That is because the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) programme, which is mostly federally funded, gives latitude to states in their spending.
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Maybe you're getting annoying messages from social media services, or perhaps those games you downloaded to your phone are a little too needy.
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The workfare scheme Congress introduced in 2005 avoided this problem, since anyone willing to perform hard labour at low wages must be needy.
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But for now, analysts see the cartel just talking, with the more needy members pushing for relief through a freeze or other deal.
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Do you support government programs meant to offer assistance to needy single mothers such as child care tax credits and paid maternity leave?
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He said it would have been better to expand Rio's metro system to densely populated areas in the west and other needy areas.
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Stronger communities through volunteerism Back in southwest Missouri, Jesus Was Homeless focuses on its mission to feed the hungry and help the needy.
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We do not receive an equal amount of federal funds allocations for programs such as Medicaid, Medicare and Temporary Assistance for Needy Families.
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The warring sides would still need to agree on which road could be used to transport supplies from the site to needy recipients.
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They said this would make the baby realize that we had to work around my schedule and it would make him less needy.
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Savannah Amberson, a vet tech at the animal hospital, decided to adopt the needy pooch when his original owners couldn't care for him.
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She also updated her friends and new fans about the dogs, along with numerous postings about other needy rescue pets in the area.
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As a young adult (played by Britt Robertson), she's even more selfish and needy, which she justifies with poetic metaphor and self-pity.
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If you're wondering why I haven't addressed Tom Yates much, it's because every episode, my notes are more or less the same: NEEDY.
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For those who are financially needy, this program provides them the access needed for short-term credential programs between eight and 85033 weeks.
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There are five common themes often seen in narcissistic families: the neutral sibling, the needy sibling, flying monkeys, the withdrawn sibling, and pseudomutuality.
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You get to care for felines at the height of their cuteness, the shelter gets to take in more needy animals: everyone wins.
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He may not have been abandoned on the street today, but he was abandoned, and he is just as needy of a home.
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Founded in 1472 to lend to the needy, Monte dei Paschi remains Siena's top employer, despite thousands of job cuts in recent years.
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"We lost a spectacular teacher who devoted her life to helping some of our most needy students," school board President Jennifer Cochran said.
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To a degree, theirs is a hyper-traditional pairing: the laconic, detached Adam, one of Carrie's "toxic bachelors," with the garrulous, needy Hannah.
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The Temporary Assistance for Needy Families program needs to be extended, but that renewal is likely to be wrapped into the continuing resolution.
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Doing so will honor the taxpayers, the purpose of labor law and, most importantly, the needy who are served by home care workers.
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Current federal law considers only whether immigrants draw over half their income from cash benefits in programs like Temporary Assistance for Needy Families.
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These would include $28503 billion in cuts to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), $22019 billion from Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF).
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Nonprofit administrators may be excellent at running programs for the needy and keeping old church buildings functioning — but they are not retirement experts.
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Moderates in both the House and Senate are expressing alarm, objecting to the current bill out of concern for the needy losing coverage.
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"You're not going to be clingy or overly needy, a lot of those negative qualities people don't like in relationship partners," Lewandowski explains.
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Welfare, in this context, serves as a catchall term for a number of programs, including Temporary Assistance for Needy Families, SNAP, and Medicaid.
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As painful as it was to hear that guy say "single guys are too needy," at least I felt it, in the moment.
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Many turkey trots feature a charity component, such as requiring participants to bring canned goods to donate to needy families in the community.
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Because what that means is that you are a needy person, and you need the other person to express their neediness to you.
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He vowed to be a champion for the needy, for children, and for immigrants who have come to Illinois seeking a better life.
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I can't accept how my fellow Catholics can support a president and legislators who pass laws that hurt the poor and the needy.
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Plus, they were trying to sell their house and they didn't think it was smart to take on a needy, messy new pet.
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The Vatican will be observing it with a Mass celebrated by 4,000 poor and needy people, who will then be invited to lunch.
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What charities that help the needy fear most right now is the collision of major government cuts with a steep plummet in giving.
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Faith communities, therefore, are often on the front lines when it comes to seeing firsthand the necessity of medical care for the needy.
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They've known all along that he's a needy narcissist, a womanizer, a lowlife, a liar, a braggart and a generally miserable human being.
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DeVos said the budget would help states create programs "to meet the needs of the most vulnerable and needy students" in their state.
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Plus, Axe had so relentlessly polished its image as a tool for the needy that it had started to become associated with them.
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Watch: In "Judy," Renée Zellweger plays several versions of Judy Garland near the end of her life: worried mother, needy lover, disaster, legend.
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Sasha, a needy actor desperate for feedback, listens to Helen's criticism in a way the real Noah, a defensively sensitive author, never could.
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Conservatives, in contrast, tend to attribute the causes of people's need to something about the needy person: They don't work hard enough, etc.
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Specifically, work requirements in the Temporary Assistance to Needy Families Program should be strengthened and extended to other welfare programs, including food stamps.
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Without it, enrollment will continue to climb, taxpayers will continue to be squeezed, and the truly needy will be robbed of limited resources.
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With those releases and this one, he has been working a different persona: bummed-out, apathetic, confused, self-pitying, unromantic yet still needy.
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For every arepa sold, he is donating a meal to needy children in Venezuela: 954 Third Avenue (57th Street), 212-355-3901, areppas.com.
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Watch: In "Judy," Renée Zellweger plays a few variations on Garland near the end of her life: worried mother, needy lover, disaster, legend.
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Proponents of the wealth test often say their immigrant forebears didn't depend on cash assistance for needy families, rental assistance or food stamps.
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There are no quick fixes for this one; and those are the only kinds of fixes Trump-the-needy knows or can imagine.
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Reforms in public spending should begin with greater efficiencies in the delivery of services, rather than immediate cuts in services to needy groups.
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A promising bill from Assemblyman Andrew Hevesi would create statewide rental supplements for needy families, saving money — and preventing a lot of homelessness.
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The cruelest cuts may be a reported $1 billion reduction for the United Nations' peacekeeping operations and programs that care for needy children.
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" He continued, "We can be fiscally conservative without losing our commitment to the needy and we must redirect our policy in that direction.
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ObamaCare expansion has unleashed a fiscal nightmare on taxpayers and prioritized welfare for able-bodied adults ahead of services for the truly needy.
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There was no system in place to make better use of the market for food and improve the well-being of needy families.
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Folks have even given to needy families and individuals and donated supplies, such as clothing and diapers, in addition to money and volunteer time.
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Treasury is basically saying that if you pay for a corporate tax cut by taking money away from the needy, your GDP will grow.
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The Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Act of 1996 replaced Aid for Families with Dependent Children (AFDC) with Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF).
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When the world fragments into small, isolated communities like the Outpost in Poe Blythe; when iron-fisted rulers distribute scarce resources to needy populations.
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I think the biggest concern is not just the baby, but our two needy little Frenchie dogs, so taking care of them as well.
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"Christians have been called by Jesus to love our neighbors, to care for the needy and to welcome the stranger," he told CNN Monday.
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Concerned animal lovers can make a donation towards helping dog and other needy or mistreated pets through the Humane Society's donation page: humanesociety.org/rescueteam.
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The New York Times Company pays all administrative costs of the Neediest Cases Fund so that every gift goes directly to serve the needy.
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The luckier ones fly to Britain as part of official resettlement schemes, which seek to help needy refugees living close to their home countries.
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His understanding of Mr Trump's needy relationship with the media, whose praise and attention he craves even as he rages against them, is acute.
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One night, Jennifer drags Needy to the town's seedy bar to see an "extra salty" indie band play, an outing that ends in tragedy.
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In the last couple years, the USDA said it hasn't really offered bonus foods to schools, instead diverting them to programs for the needy.
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Arkansas should pass it post haste and the Trump administration should approve the waiver request as soon as possible to protect the truly needy.
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The internet is filled with inspiring stories of people plunging into flood waters to save pets and filling their rescue boats with needy dogs.
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But there's an element of tragedy as well, mostly through his older brother Brendan, whose deferred ambition gives the film a painful, needy tinge.
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I'm sure plenty of people have declined to repost the call to action for fear of appearing needy or like they're pandering for engagement.
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No school district should be able to supplant basic education funding with what is supposed to be supplemental federal aid for extra needy students.
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This is not how we believe America, the land of immigrants that should welcome those who are hungry, needy or escaping violence, should behave.
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The 1996 law signed by President Clinton threw out that New Deal remnant and replaced it with Temporary Assistance for Needy Families, or TANF.
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The principles of solidarity among member states, and with the world's needy, which are fundamental to the European Union's core purpose, have been shaken.
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In addition, toward the end of the shelf life of supplies, they can be given away to the needy so nothing goes to waste.
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Set up by Hershey's founder, Milton S. Hershey, the trust is connected to a nonprofit school for needy children that was founded in 1909.
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In fact, we know from experience nationwide that Medicaid expansion will make life harder for the truly needy Virginians who depend on it today.
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If your worth is clear to you both, then you have the advantage, and you won't sound needy or have to fake your confidence.
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Chart history: Peaked at No. 14"Needy" is the tender, vulnerable heart of "Thank U, Next," Grande's best and most personal album to date.
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The emotional heart of the book lives within this tension — between taking care of his controlling and needy mother and taking care of himself.
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Trevor Donovan is helping a needy family ease the strain on their struggling German shepherd ... he's donating his doggy wheelchair to the paralyzed pup.
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Companies who hire people designated as "needy" will also qualify for a tax deduction of 6,000 yuan per person per year for three years.
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I just sent off 100 backpacks to Chopper Dave at the House of Vans for an event to raise school supplies for needy children.
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This disastrous program and its trillion-dollar price tag could have been avoided just by expanding the Medicaid program to include more needy people.
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These hospitals pass the discounts on to needy patients and also use savings from the program to fund clinical services to help the poor.
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And it is not alone — there is a long line of needy industries forming, from cruise ships to retailers, casinos, and shale gas companies.
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Over the past few years, I had given birth to three children, who hung about me all hours of the day, beloved and needy.
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We are proud that we do more than any other country to help the needy, the struggling, and the underprivileged all over the world.
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He ran a charity that provided meals and college scholarships to needy families, and for Christmas he bought hoverboards for children in his neighborhood.
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The earlier organizations help needy people half a world away, but Reach Out and Read supports disadvantaged preschoolers right here in the United States.
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" Kim described Urtula and You as "two emotionally needy young adults whose relationship had become a toxic blend of need, anger, fear and love.
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It's clear that the current path is unsustainable; states need options to rein in spending, relieve taxpayers, and reserve resources for the truly needy.
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Letter To the Editor: "Thrifty Brooklyn Secretary Leaves $8 Million for Needy Students" (front page, May 7), about Sylvia Bloom's philanthropy, warmed my heart.
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I'm doing it so that I can save somebody else's life if I encounter one of those needy people up high in the mountains.
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" Sellers isn't just your usual erratic, vain, needy actor but a monstrous shape-shifter, desperate to get the rights to Kosinski's novel "Being There.
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Freezing enrollment would protect resources for these truly needy Ohioans and free up taxpayer dollars to fight the drug epidemic coursing through Ohio's communities.
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The Red Kettle campaign began 129 years ago, when a Salvationist put out a pot for the needy on Market Street in San Francisco.
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Malkin places echoism at the far end of the narcissistic spectrum he has developed: echoists have a fear of being needy, special, or selfish.
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They created ways to house and feed the needy, a job later taken over by American Jewish agencies HIAS and the Joint Distribution Committee.
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"Needy" When it comes to this track, fans agree: No matter what relationship it's about, it might be the most relatable song on the album.
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It all seems a bit intense, perhaps excessive, but at this point, Dee Dee seems like an eccentric mother caring for a deeply needy child.
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In 103, the School Breakfast Program, which was designed for "nutritionally needy" children, started as a pilot project, and it received permanent authorization in 210.
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They are impetuous and needy and empty, crying out for something to fill a void that's always existed, even if they struggle to name it.
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I ordered nothing from Popeyes' needy attempt to emulate Béyonce's Ivy Park, and I wouldn't be caught dead in In-n-Out's ugly-ass shoes.
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Food stamps or Temporary Assistance for Needy Families, two welfare programmes that have an immediate impact, could be made more generous in recessions, for example.
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But through the 2016 election to today it's had something of a resurgence to mostly describe a perceived weaker, emotionally needy and "special" Snowflake Generation.
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Her Lutheran faith ("an inner compass", she calls it) expresses itself in her unflashy style and her instincts: debt is bad; helping the needy, good.
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As Hole's "Violet" plays (the film itself is named after the Hole track "Jennifer's Body") Needy hitchhikes to where Low Shoulder are touring and partying.
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Come for the scene of Jennifer and Needy making out, get hit in the face with an hour and forty-seven minutes of female storytelling.
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Anyone who's ever called their own adopted pup "a little piggy" can understand how simple it is to care for and nurture a needy orphan.
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They are currently dependent on food stamps -- information that Kouser readily volunteers as proof that the US is a great country that helps the needy.
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He spoke particularly about the generosity of Barnabas, who sold his own field and gave the money to Jesus' apostles to distribute to the needy.
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Either way, his relentless self-examination turns clammy, needy, suffocating, especially over beats whose relaxed atmosphere could be interpreted as a lazy paucity of music.
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Last week he was signed to a one-year deal by the running-back-needy Seahawks, news that elicited a degree of excitement in Seattle.
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The "Needy" t-shirt she wears as Mean Girls' Regina George, which fans believe to be a clue for the title of Grande's next album.
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We all have to find the people who can give us the space to occasionally be weird, quirky, needy, whiny, melancholy, bossy, clingy, and insecure.
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Pierre is full of idealistic intentions, but Andrei can't see past his boredom with society and his pregnant, slightly needy wife Lise to fully listen.
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Since then the school has doubled its financial aid budget — which it spends only on needy students; 58 percent of students get some financial aid.
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Instead he quotes a Temporary Aid to Needy Families recipient (who was about 9 when "welfare reform" passed) repeating the standard cliché about widespread abuse.
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Other tenets of the plan include expanding the earned income tax credit and restoring funding to the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) grant program.
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She lauds "quality over quantity" when it comes to saving animals, focusing on the especially needy few who require intense medical care and dedicated treatment.
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They visit the families of the sick and needy, and offer summer camps for children from families who cannot afford to send them to one.
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Tired cliches dragged out by older Americans paint the newest entrants into the workforce as needy video gamers who consume vast amounts of avocado toast.
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Needy Saudi citizens who are affected by higher energy prices will be assisted through monthly cash deposits, Falih said at a 2017 budget news conference.
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At the center — though far from centered — is Colleen (Addison Timlin), a nun in training who quietly ministers to the needy in her Brooklyn neighborhood.
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Organizers aim to make a total of 120 tons of kimchi over the three-day event, which will be distributed to needy households across Seoul.
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Canada's economy is likely to grow by 3% in 2017, there's a new child tax credit for needy families and recreational marijuana will be legalized.
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For generations, comic superheroine Darna has been inspiring girls and boys alike, representing a guardian of the needy and a force of good over evil.
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The budget also proposed additional cuts from mandatory spending programs such as the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, Temporary Assistance for Needy Families and disability insurance.
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The Trump Foundation, for less than the cost of an oversized flagpole, could do a lot to rebuild its brand by giving to the needy.
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Their debut album, Your Favorite Weapon, is a tumultuous ride through what is essentially the back-pages of a heartbroken and needy teenager's LiveJournal page.
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The point is that this good nation is great when we open our doors and our hearts to needy children, and diminished when we don't.
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"Enough with the applause," he told the annual white-tie gathering of New York's political and Roman Catholic elite, which raises money for needy children.
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For decades, many recipients of benefits from SNAP and the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families program have been required to work in exchange for aid.
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The savings would come from millions of people being thrown off the rolls of Temporary Assistance for Needy Families and the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program.
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Legislators and the FCC are hoping to fix at least part of the problem with an emergency distribution of Wi-Fi hotspots to needy students.
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And while Mr. Carell bounces and sags persuasively, the characterization is finally so soft that Bobby comes off as more needy and pathetic than threatening.
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When the conversation slows or becomes too chummy, Ms. Moore shifts characters into the intensely needy girlfriend who is dramatically disappointed in a benign response.
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The prickly personality of Mary, with her bulging, needy blue eyes and pendulous breasts, is brought to life by Mr. Russo with funny-sad precision.
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These states know—much like the general public—that keeping the BBCE loophole closed and following federal law preserves welfare resources for the truly needy.
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And those schools, not surprisingly, are some of the least needy, according to the study, which analyzed PTA tax returns from 2013 and student demographics.
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Baloch was brave and foolish, phenomenally independent and pathetically needy, protective of her virtue and, as was her right, also willing to trade on it.
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Every dollar that goes to fund welfare for an able-bodied adult is a dollar that cannot go to provide services to the truly needy.
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ObamaCare doesn't just take a dollar that could go to the truly needy and give it to someone else, although that would be bad enough.
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In 19953, Scholarship America announced its first Dream Awards — up to $15,000 to each of 12 needy students who had overcome obstacles to start college.
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Once you've spotted a needy employee and have begun taking steps to adjust your management style, it's important to remember that behavior doesn't change overnight.
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But UNICEF, the United Nations' agency that aids the world's needy children, truly had no words Tuesday for the ongoing "war on children" in Syria.
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For instance, Alice's role reverses with her son, and she becomes more of a child who becomes more needy and paranoid, and a bit insecure.
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Picture it: desperate Ken, defensive Shiv, and needy Roman all waiting and waiting and waiting for Caroline to open their stockings in the English countryside.
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Historically, only cash-welfare programs such as Supplemental Security Income (SSI) and Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) were considered when determining public charge status.
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Many Democrats and most veterans organizations have opposed such policies, arguing that diverting funds from V.A. hospitals and clinics will damage care for needy veterans.
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"Lately I've been on a rollercoaster / Trying to get a hold of my emotions," she sings on "needy"'s tinkering production led by Tommy Brown.
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The letters come from all over, tens of thousands of them each year, sent by the needy and the hopeful, the luckless and the guileless.
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The director of a charity that failed to give scholarships to needy students is also a political fund-raiser with ties to Mayor de Blasio.
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Or is it more like welfare, or Temporary Assistance for Needy Families, has become: a short-term boost until enrollees can get back to work.
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The questions atually come from psychological profiling questionnaires, but then each time you reopen the app she appears more desperate and disturbed, becoming increasingly needy.
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When Medicaid began in 1965, it served two groups: those who also received cash welfare from the government, and whomever states deemed to be "medically needy".
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But Trump's pledge ignores the steady decline participation in the government's Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF), widely known as welfare, over the last two decades.
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She's just a woman who started feeding the needy in her community and quickly realized what was lacking for the many women she met every weekend.
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The departed dog also got to meet the couple's first child, daughter Bodhi, and the countless needy foster animals that helped the duo prepare for parenthood.
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As CEO of Amazon, of course, Bezos' primary responsibility in running his company is to shareholders, not to the needy of Seattle or any other city.
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They wanted to avoid a situation in which a needy client insisted on speaking to the named partner, aka "the important person," to get work done.
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She's traveled to Nicaragua to help feed needy infants and their mothers, given to charities designed to help end world hunger, and supported civil liberty groups.
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The women on the show are all grotesque stereotypes of women: desperate, loathing, cruel, selfish, needy, image-obsessed, and stuffed to the gills with "preventative" botox.
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But he's only briefly represented in The Game as a needy old dog who does little more than beg Strauss to take him to Hollywood parties.
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In Spider-Man: Homecoming, Flash is a needy member of the decathlon team with a floppy pile of curls that he probably parts with a comb.
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Beyond assistance for needy new mothers, the center also gives advice on how to avoid another pregnancy: abstinence for the unmarried, "natural" methods for the married.
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It must feel like your girlfriend has all the power here: She's the one who's backing away, and you're the one who's feeling needy and demanding.
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Kid Cudi just wrapped up a very busy weekend at Coachella, but he still found time to feed the needy ... with a huge assist from Postmates.
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People admire the role of Greek Orthodox parishes (along with the country's tiny Catholic and Protestant minorities) in providing basic aid to newcomers and needy locals.
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It's evident—or at least should be—to viewers from here that Needy has a crush on Jennifer, her friend since days playing in the sandbox.
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With 4, 5, and 6, a household can allocate the 5 or 6 network to the most WiFi-needy device, and the 4 to the least.
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Congress's scheme to pay needy families 6,000 rupees a month is better (see article), but faces the practical and political difficulties involved in targeting the poor.
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But not all needy students have yet been covered, Tamrat noted, adding it was still too early to measure the impact of the city government's initiative.
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Those valuable medications didn't go into the water supply, but they didn't go to needy patients, either, though such recycling is now allowed in New York.
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Beyond a commitment to equality, possible remedies include expanding access to high-quality public services like early-childhood education and community health services for needy families.
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During his trip on Wednesday, Cannon and his kids helped elderly community members shop the pantry for their Thanksgiving necessities and served meals to the needy.
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It is now too hard for willing, suitable parents to adopt needy children—and this hurts both the would-be adopters and, more importantly, the children.
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Trying to strike a balance between access for the needy and restrictions to prevent abuse has bedeviled the fight against the opioid crisis since its beginnings.
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He and his ilk have been singling out the needy for pain for decades, gunning for the earned benefits seniors pay their entire lives to enjoy.
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The former includes Matthew Macfadyen, playing against type as Shiv's incredibly needy boyfriend, who works for Roy's company and is painfully desperate to earn his approval.
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In both cash assistance and food stamps, work requirements led to lower enrollment and less time spent on welfare, preserving limited resources for the truly needy.
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"We, too, have been plagued with these unfortunate images that diminish us and paint us as only needy," she says, describing Africans' experience with their representation.
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Then came the rise of hydraulic fracturing and drilling through tight shale fields, which converted the United States from a needy importer into a powerful exporter.
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Reform of temporary assistance for needy families now would help get more people who can work back to work, and can achieve further reductions in poverty.
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And because the same dollar can't be spent twice, that's less resources for the truly needy, including the elderly, children, and people with disabilities, among others.
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The perverse funding structure of expansion actually prioritizes able-bodied adults over the truly needy, threatening resources and care for those who need it the most.
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Commonly, candidates are so scared of losing the offer or being looked at as needy or demanding that they don't actually say what's on their mind.
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These teach English for free to new immigrants, feed the hungry, make beds for needy kids, teach creative writing to prisoners and fight back against violence.
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Attridge told the Thomson Reuters Foundation too much emphasis on blended finance could suck aid money from efforts to tackle poverty in the most needy places.
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The good news is that there is a simple solution and one that would immediately begin to prioritize the truly needy once again – an enrollment freeze.
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"Today's woman only seems independent; emotionally, she often emerges as more needy, insecure, lonely and desperate than her mother and grandmother before her," Dr. Grant wrote.
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" And while Mr. Trump begins his rallies by trumpeting his poll numbers, it was Mr. Koch who all but trademarked his needy catchphrase "How'm I doing?
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Since then, rolls in that program — now called Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) program — have declined by 6900 percent, down to about 2628 million people.
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The brothers' Irish Catholic mother, Peggy — always needy, and now legitimately overwrought by her husband's crisis — is as much of a handful as their cantankerous father.
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While reporting in Crosby, I went to the high school, where employees from the Arkema plant were passing out checks from the company to needy families.
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As Congress debates providing American workers with direct cash transfers, one non-profit is taking matters into their own hands and giving needy Americans cash immediately.
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If insurance support is withdrawn, some addiction treatment agencies will lose staff or close, and some desperately needy addicted people will be cut off from care.
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Among the measures: Government aid to needy families will be increased to $86 a month from $61, with about 120,000 families getting extra help, they said.
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After Hurricane Irma drenched Miami in September 2017, Mr. Clarkson, 71, helped found Konscious Kontractors, a collective that provides free cleanup and repairs to needy residents.
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George Packer's "Our Man" portrays Holbrooke in all of his endearing and exasperating self-willed glory: relentless, ambitious, voracious, brilliant, idealistic, noble, needy and containing multitudes.
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" And as if it weren't enough, she "promotes justice, liberates the needy, but, above all, bears witness to that active love which constructs Christ in souls.
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Muslims honor Abraham's willingness to sacrifice his son when called by God by sacrificing an animal and distributing the meat between friends, family, and the needy.
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Complicating the issue further is the undue strain many religious communities will face, as demand for financial help for needy members will likely rise after repeal.
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Check out the video ... Jose's preparing for the worst, which would explain his much bigger ambition to have other restaurants take part in feeding the needy.
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FYI, Harvesters is a food bank that helps out the needy in the Missouri/Kansas area ... and it's a cause Hill is clearly happy to support.
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Since social distancing started, we have noticed that the boys are increasingly needy for me — they've probably become used to spending the entire day with me.
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I mean there's just no reason for having so many people so scared and so needy and so distressed and their families as what's happening now.
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This year, at New York Today, we're looking for charities, nonprofits and causes that are making a difference and helping the needy here in New York.
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The couple met during the Christmas season in 2013 while volunteering to wrap gifts for the needy in the basement at St. Matthew's Cathedral in Washington.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger launched a similar initiative earlier this month ... partnering with TikTok to donate $3 million to help provide meals to needy kids across the nation.
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Food, though, usually is not the problem, especially during the holy month of Ramadan, when the pious reach deep into their pockets to help the needy.
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Democrats in 85033 are defending many more seats than Republicans, which means they need a lot more resources to be spread thinly among many needy candidates.
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Late last year, two female students were honored for leading a coat drive after they realized some needy teenagers didn't have warm jackets for the winter.
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Evangelical groups have asserted the Obama-era rule threatened to choke off providers willing to help needy children but who refuse to contradict their religious beliefs.
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Even when portraying the needy, nearly shambolic Béatrice in "The Midwife," Ms. Deneuve is capable of vibrating with an elegance that implies both hauteur and froideur.
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I have consistently noted that the most skilled teachers are in schools where the populations are middle class to wealthy, mainly white and the least needy.
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Going forward, as states struggle to fund their spiraling expansions, it will no longer simply be a dollar that could have gone to the truly needy.
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To connect needy people with donors, Guido gathers their wish lists and posts them on a closed Facebook group for donors called To Detroit, With Love.
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Today, the club still delivers Thanksgiving meals and Christmas toys to the needy, hosts nights out against crime and helps students make their way to college.
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In both cases, the approvals did not address how the requests would align with Medicaid's core objective of providing coverage to the needy, the judge said.
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For example, federal agencies could sell more properties to nonprofits, which have good track records of turning foreclosed homes into stable, permanent housing for needy families.
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He considered various needy groups before deciding to create a center where impoverished widows and divorcées, of which there are many in the kingdom, could live.
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A massive new subsidy program would combine the Child Care and Development Fund, the Preschool Development Grants Program and the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families program.
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Other community advocates also decried the move, saying it would leave needy residents without access to medical care and end up costing the state more money.
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We're in desperate times, needy for something to make us smile, and you don't really need to "get it" to have a good time on TikTok.
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The man who attempted to use his own possessions to help all the needy would be permanently ruined and in due course himself live on alms.
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" Mr. Trump unleashed anti-immigrant invective over and over, repeatedly referring to immigrants as "aliens," whom he portrayed as taking public benefits from "truly needy Americans.
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In "University," Meadow deals with an annoying Columbia University roommate, at the same time that Tony and his henchmen are distracted by an emotionally needy stripper.
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She answered it by stroking the hard length of his cock, by rocking into him, already slick and needy and desperate to be rid of her panties.
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He coaches CYO basketball, serves meals to needy families, and having learned from his mom, who was a schoolteacher in DC, tutors children at local elementary schools.
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But a willingness to help the needy comes as almost second-nature to residents of the hardscrabble town in Oaxaca, one of Mexico's poorest states, Cruz said.
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The new research opens the possibility of one day creating human organs inside animals like pigs or sheep that could then be transplanted back into needy patients.
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"We lost a spectacular teacher who devoted her life to helping some of our most needy students," the school district's superintendent, Michael Matthews, said in a statement.
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"Funds will ensure adequate distribution of food, life-saving aid to needy populations, water trucking and complement first-line interventions by county governments," he said on Twitter.
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But rather than portray this as the misguided love afforded to the curt and restrictive love of Kratos, it becomes paranoid, needy—a self-serving, asphyxiating love.
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Bush's plan, released Friday morning, would do away with the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program — or food stamps — as well as the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families program.
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There's so much build-up, that each day the Roman Catholic charity Caritas takes an hour to sweep the fountain and distributes the money to the needy.
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The top one says "Thank You Next," and Grande already announced that "Needy" was a track name — does that mean "Remember" and "Imagine" are also upcoming singles?
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Sally, an actress hovering around the age agents start telling up-and-comers they might be past their sell-by date, is needy, self-obsessed, and insecure.
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Why we picked Blueberry: Questionable emergency room visits are a nightmare for parents, a huge source of unnecessary costs, and a drain on resources for needy patients.
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For every bag you buy, you have to donate an equivalent amount to help a needy child - wouldn't that be much more satisfying than just the bag?
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Perhaps you donate money to the needy or ill, give away your old clothes, volunteer at your child's school or participate in holiday gift drives in December.
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After a school drive to raise food for poor families unexpectedly had some left over, needy teachers divided the remaining bags of apples and potatoes among themselves.
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He calls himself a social justice warrior (nice touch), fights for the needy, and generally tries to explain why he's not a bad person for being rich.
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Big Fluffy Dog Rescue founder Jean Harrison told WZTV that it will like cost at least $1,000 to $1,500 to vet each of these needy new arrivals.
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There has been long-standing criticism that hosting the Olympics — while an honor and an opportunity for vast investment — too often fails to benefit the most needy.
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Unless the same penny can be spent twice – and it should be clear that it cannot – these are funds that could go to help the truly needy.
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His cheating doesn't reflect something lacking in her, it is just about him: His gluttony, his stress, his savior complex, his ongoing attraction to damaged, needy women.
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Thanks to The Medical Center, Navicent Health (MCNH) and University of Georgia's College of Veterinary Medicine (UGA), you can give needy dogs a piece of your heart.
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The food stamp program should serve as a safety net for the truly needy, not as a way of life for individuals who can and should work.
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VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - Pope Francis hosted 1,500 homeless and needy people for lunch on Sunday as the Roman Catholic Church marked its World Day of the Poor.
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The sustaining matzo we are enjoined to offer all who are hungry and needy is the bread of affliction, baked hastily by migrants fleeing for their lives.
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The legislation could raise interest rates on loans of financially needy students by winding down the Federal Perkins Loan Program and end other loan-forgiveness programs entirely.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee members in both parties have spoken out against Trump's proposed foreign aid cuts, defending the necessity of funding development projects in needy nations.
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Reforms to the major drivers of Medicaid, Medicare, and Social Security must be on the table to restrain spending growth while improving them for the truly needy.
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Moreover, we know it is better to live in a world in which needy people, including children, do not depend upon individual largesse for their basic welfare.
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Congress could also protect these workers and the Medicaid program by making it illegal for states to divert program dollars intended to help needy patients to unions.
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Other low-income spending includes: Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF), food stamps, housing subsidies, child care subsidies, Supplemental Security Income (SSI) and low-income tax credits.
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But Ms. Edin said the 1996 deal between the Clinton administration and congressional Republicans to curtail cash benefits for needy families had left those without jobs behind.
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Proposal: These reforms will reduce inefficiencies in the student loan program and focus assistance on needy undergraduate student borrowers instead of high-income, high-balance graduate borrowers.
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Users recently donated frequent flier miles to send 20 needy "Imgurians" home for the holidays, and 20,000 have signed up for its annual Secret Santa gift exchange.
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Unfortunately, while this negative trend is occurring, a program that Congress created in 6900 to help needy patients gain better access to prescription medicines is under attack.
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All of this has Democrats talking about dark conspiracies hatched in Indiana to undermine the Obama administration's health care efforts, and ultimately drive the needy off Medicaid.
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He coaches CYO basketball, serves meals to needy families, and having learned from his mom who is a schoolteacher in D.C., tutors children at local elementary schools.
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There is an additional $10 million to provide meals for needy seniors, $1 million to remove tree stumps and $640,000 to provide translation services at polling places.
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Mr. Godfried, she pointed out, was married to a Roman Catholic woman, and the two ministered as a unit to the needy faithful in their separate congregations.
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"While greed may not be a crime, funneling goods and products meant for the truly needy is," Queens District Attorney Richard A. Brown said in a statement.
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He was passive, active, cocky, coy, aloof, needy; to virginal fans such as myself, he made sex sound liberating, funny, and boundless, as well as impossibly fraught.
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Many districts have individual schools that have high-poverty rates even if the entire area doesn't, so the policy may leave many needy students in a lurch.
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Fourth, while legislative action is not required, the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families Program is yet another safety net of crucial support to poor families with children.
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Its real purpose, advocates for poor people claim, is to kick hundreds of thousands of the needy off the federal rolls, to cut taxes for the rich.
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She would tap gas from a meter at her neighboring building at 119 Second Avenue and siphon it to her needy tenants, evidence at the trial showed.
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It also proposes cutting $193 billion from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program over the next decade and $22 billion from Temporary Assistance for Needy Families block grants.
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He said Missoula's resources are already stretched to take care of its own needy residents and that a comparison of today's refugees with the Hmong was wrong.
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His manipulation of his girlfriend (Jennifer Jason Leigh) isn't nice, but on the other hand she is so whiny and needy that you can't feel too bad.
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But it left him feeling countermanded, corrected, submissive and weak, and those emotions just won't do for an ego as needy and skin as thin as his.
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It has been nearly a decade since the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) program was fully reauthorized, and funding levels have been flat for even longer.
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Turkle noticed that other kids are drawn to these kids, just as they recoil from the kid who doesn't have a bucket and is needy for theirs.
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She's damaged and needy; he's a bit of a gentle dope, spending most of the movie fairly removed from the action because he's still processing his diagnosis.
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Cut those two agency budgets by 18 percent and 15 percent, respectively, and Meals on Wheels will leave one-third of its needy population cold and hungry.
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"Welfare" has historically been used to describe cash assistance programs like Temporary Assistance for Needy Families, and many of Trump's base use it as a derogatory term.
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Or maybe they like that he wants to get rid of essential domestic programs that many needy Americans count on like school lunches and Meals on Wheels.
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Republican governors from states that expanded the state-federal health program for the needy – including from Nevada, Ohio, Massachusetts and Vermont – are pushing back on the proposal.
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In both cases, the approvals did not address how the requests would align with Medicaid's core objective of providing Medicaid coverage to the needy, the judge said.
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There has been long-standing criticism that hosting the Olympics — while an honour and an opportunity for vast investment — too often fails to benefit the most needy.
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They receive cryptocurrency donations from around the world — incurring almost no cost or fees from intermediaries along the way — to purchase food for the needy in Venezuela.
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