Tony: I want to appreciate your public service because I come from a background of public service.
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Public Service Obligation: Pertamina performs a public service obligation (PSO) by selling certain petroleum products below market price.
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A lifetime of public service and a lifetime of high-profile public service at the highest levels of American government.
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Yes. Yeah. That's just not something ... Look, I believe in public service and hope someday I may have another opportunity for public service, but public service and running for elected office are not exactly the same thing.
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Often, allowances will be made for "public service announcements," but what constitutes public service is left entirely up to bureaucratic discretion.
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"The guards could not believe that these public-service employees would go up against other public-service employees," she told me.
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We should reward public service employees with loan forgiveness Public service workers do some of the most important work for our society.
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You are a public service broadcaster, you only have that resource as a public service broadcaster — the right to raise £1 billion.
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The Georgia Public Service Commission (PSC) Public Interest Advocacy Staff conveyed this in their report recently submitted to the Georgia Public Service Commission.
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" Hillary Clinton on 'public service' "Through all these years of public service, the 'service' part has always come easier to me than the 'public' part.
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I mean, I'm a libertarian, so I hesitate to say anything is a public service, but that's kind of a great public service he's doing.
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The PROSPER Act also would eliminate Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) program, which encourages borrowers to enter public service careers and give back to communities.
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"It repeatedly asserts that borrowers must have filled out a public service loan forgiveness application and 'had that public service application denied'," the senators write.
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"I've committed myself to a high level of public service, to reach the highest level of standards and decency in my public service," Sessions told Franken.
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Julian CastroJulian CastroPrimary debates threaten to leave people of color behind Presidential candidates should talk about animals Is public service student loan forgiveness a public service?
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According to DHS, she has received many honors during her public service career, including the Presidential Meritorious Rank Award, the DHS Secretary's Medal, the TSA Silver Medal for Customer Service, the Department of the Army Commander's Award for Public Service, and the Coast Guard's Distinguished Public Service Medal.
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Increasing Focus on Public Service: Shougang was categorised under the Special Functions group of Beijing SASAC after its transition from steel producer to public-service provider in 2010.
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In New Hampshire, Biden said there should be "college forgiveness for public service, if you're engaged," an apparent reference to the already existing public service loan forgiveness program.
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Her office found improprieties at Con Edison and the state Department of Public Service, or D.P.S., the investigative arm of the Public Service Commission, which regulates the utility.
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"This is the way cost analysis should be done," Sherry Glied, a professor of public service and the dean of New York University's graduate school of public service, said.
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Here's a look at Moss' resume: Public service aide 1984-1987 Moss joined the Miami department at age 20 as a public service aide, according to The Miami Herald.
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One problem with controlling the costs of public service loan forgiveness is that the Department of Education has an open-ended definition of what public service is, Delisle said.
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One problem with controlling the costs of public-service loan forgiveness is that the Department of Education has an open-ended definition of what public service is, Delisle said.
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It was our only form of debt because I was banking on Public Service Loan Forgiveness, a benefit that's available for federal loan borrowers who work in public service.
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" Department of Education PUBLIC SERVICE LOAN FORGIVENESS "The Budget proposes to eliminate the Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) program and focus assistance on needy undergraduate student borrowers from all professions.
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A lifetime, a lifetime of public service and a lifetime of high-profile public service, at the highest levels of American government and never a hint of anything of this kind.
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Go into public service – JIM CRAMER: Do something else.
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His agency, Korey Kay & Partners, proposed public service announcements.
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And most Democrats have called to fix the Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program, a federal benefit that aims to cancel the debt of borrowers working in public-service jobs after ten years.
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But Republican members of the House who object to paying AmeriCorps Members an average of $15,000 annually for full-time public service pay themselves $174,85033 each year for their own public service.
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If you work in public service ...The US Department of Education offers some relief to borrowers who work for the government or a nonprofit under its Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) program.
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Here's what you need to qualify for public service loan forgivenessThe government may forgive your student loans if you meet these demandsEducation Department is failing to provide public service loan forgiveness, senators allege
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I'm not saying it may not be an outsider but it's probably going to be an outsider who has really thought deeply about public service and had a track record of public service.
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Time has shown that Snowden's leak was a public service.
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His comments, the letter states, "disqualify" him from public service.
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Mueller spent the bulk of his career in public service.
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Fortunately, Efron realizes the public service value of the photo.
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Rights for public service organizations must be provided by law.
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But that didn't mean the end of Bretagne's public service.
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He credits his mother with steering him toward public service.
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Another reporter asked a question on faith and public service.
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His Instagram is truly a public service to us all.
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In turn, Hungarians have embraced Fortepan as a public service.
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Bill Clinton was about public service in a Kennedyite vein.
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I want a president with a record of public service.
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Unlike Trump, she has a track record of public service.
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We're grateful for her legacy of public service, volunteerism & family.
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Wright is a former South Carolina Public Service Commission member.
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They should've turned it into a public service corps instead.
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Public service is important and necessary in today's complex world.
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South Carolina Public Service Authority, $50 million of revenue obligations.
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He had been motivated by politics rather than public service.
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We're in public service, you want to serve the public.
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He and his brothers have dedicated themselves to public service.
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Our job is about public service and doing what's right.
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The Public Service Freedom to Negotiate Act, introduced by Sen.
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He has rendered public service again and again and again.
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FAIRFIELD Mark K. Shriver discusses his life of public service.
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But far from a burden, public service has become profitable.
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I consider that to be a public service of sorts.
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But Mr. Christie said that public service remains his calling.
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And a renewed value for public service and public servants.
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There's also an element of public service in play here.
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Let's talk about who profited off of whose public service.
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For now, I am just grateful for their public service.
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Instead, he plunged into postwar politics, diplomacy and public service.
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This is a public service annoncement to all PS4 fans.
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The public service they use impose burdens on our taxpayers.
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You're all very welcome for this act of public service.
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It's an abuse of power + a stain on public service.
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Antonia Hernandez has attended the Clinton School of Public Service.
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After 40 years in public service, he'll retire this year.
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"Marvin was a big believer in public service," she said.
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Such extreme views would ordinarily disqualify anyone from public service.
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And folks would remember why they entered into public service.
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Public service loan forgiveness was a program with bipartisan backing.
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And yet it's a public service to uncover the truth.
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To ease that burden and encourage more graduates to enter public service, Congress passed a bill, signed into law by George W. Bush in 2007, that created the bipartisan Public Service Loan Forgiveness program.
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Here's what you need to qualify for public service loan forgiveness The government may forgive your student loans if you meet these demandsEducation Department is failing to provide public service loan forgiveness, senators allege
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No one ever, a lifetime, a lifetime of public service, and a lifetime of high profile public service, at the highest levels of American government, and never a hint of anything of this kind.
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The dispute process is not directly described on the websites of the department's loan servicers — including FedLoan, the sole servicer for the public service program — or on the department's Public Service Loan Forgiveness information site.
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It gets rid of the public service loan forgiveness policy, which impacts individuals and their families who end up in public service jobs — such as police officers and public school teachers — or at select nonprofits.
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"Public service has caught up and sometimes overtaken us," he agrees.
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The initiative launched Thursday, July 19, with a public service announcement.
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Public service announcement: No bodies are wrong, especially little children's bodies.
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As a result, there has been an exodus from public service.
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Like Ardern, Leymah Gbowee's public service has been a lifelong mission.
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Since leaving office, Carter has led a life of public service.
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He ended his public service announcement against menstrual stigma with #realmensupportwomen.
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PAHO posted two 30-second public service announcements on social media.
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Public Service Loan Forgiveness is a program created under the CCRAA.
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Rebuttal is a vital public service, but lies thrive on repetition.
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"She has lived an extraordinary life of public service," he said.
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"She has lived an extraordinary life of public service," Obama said.
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Congress has ignored Obama's proposed cap to public service loan forgiveness.
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This was the beginning of my lifelong career in public service.
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In Romania, however, selfless public service does not usually go unpunished.
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Others, like Cutts, decided public service still made sense for them.
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Most of the censors said they were doing a public service.
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" Roberts continued: "The answer lies in the rewards of public service.
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You demonstrate the essence of the values of British public service.
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We're very fortunate that he decided to re-enter public service.
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"I can afford to take a public service job," she says.
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As a public service, here are some questions for the candidates.
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He clearly recognizes that public service sometimes comes at a cost.
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The people who are showing us what public service looks like.
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Like Trump, Battulga was a businessman before he entered public service.
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I appreciate her passion, hard work, and commitment to public service.
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I will bring that attitude of public service to the legislature.
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Sometimes the call to public service is answered with a yawn.
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Or at least, so long to public service in New York.
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This includes teachers, firefighters and nurses among other public service workers.
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Mandatory public service is what all Americans owe their fellow citizens.
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John McCain lived and breathed public service for his entire life.
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South Carolina Public Service Authority, $750 million of revenue obligation bonds.
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I was awarded the Army Commanders Award for Public Service Medal.
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He has calls to make and public service spiels to record.
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Then why elect people with no public service experience into office?
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The AFT represents 1.7 million teachers, nurses and public service employees.
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Private gain has been accorded a higher value than public service.
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It happens in sports, in the office and in public service.
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I will bring that attitude of public service to the Legislature.
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It's hilarious, yes, but what he's doing is a public service.
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Public service announcements, postings about events and "civil debate" are allowed.
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Keep sounding the alarm — and consider your complaints a public service.
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Eleven years ago, Congress created the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program.
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Yet the LinkNYC kiosks are not just a useful public service.
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A golf course does not fall under the public service designation.
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"This prime minister's wife does public service every day!" she says.
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This call to public service was my way to pay back.
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And we did the public service of summarizing its highlights below.
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A Public Service Announcement from the heroic cast of #WatchmenHBO: pic.twitter.
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Are you eligible for the federal public service loan forgiveness program?
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"I don't intend to go back into public service," Keane said.
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It would also fix the troubled Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program.
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Remember that old public service announcement slogan, "The More You Know"?
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But it turned out politics and public service is my passion.
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This shouldn't be a public service announcement in the first place!
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This from a man who dodged draft & shunned any public service.
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In many cities, taxis are regulated by public service commissions (PSCs).
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Although he was out of public service, Bloomberg continued to donate.
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The idiot cares nothing about public life, much less public service.
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Canners, whom I prefer to call redeemers, provide a public service.
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Her commitment to public service and love of country was unquestionable.
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I've dedicated my life in public service to defeating climate change.
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Every prior U.S. president came from a background of public service.
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And I don't know if that means returning to public service.
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He left behind a robust and impressive career in public service.
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They believe in public service; they believe in what they do.
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What message does this send to people entering into public service?
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So let me talk about my 30 years in public service.
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Hayden has a track record of public service and community outreach.
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That would all make more sense if he placed a high value on scholarship or public service, but despite his degrees Sasse relentlessly attacks schools—and as for public service, don't forget about his Heritage rating.
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Public Service Loan Forgiveness encourages veterans to transfer the leadership and other skills they acquired during military service to new careers in public service as teachers, first responders, law enforcement officials, and other sorely needed professionals.
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The Public Service Loan Forgiveness program is many students' only chance at pursuing a career in public service, a choice that shouldn't be reserved for only those lucky enough not to have to take on debt.
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MO ELLEITHEE, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE OF POLITICS & PUBLIC SERVICE: Yes.
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We take him at his word that he believes in public service.
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The Maryland Public Service Commission adopted its own version a year later.
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"Public service on credit is not a sustainable policy," he told reporters.
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Hoover isn't the only businessperson ruined by the challenges of public service.
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I write a check every month to these guys at Public Service.
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"We're just very thankful for his years of public service," said Seals.
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On her own future, Yaresko said she remained committed to public service.
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This is the crux of my public service, such as it is.
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Some readers saw the series as a "public service" and "mind-expanding".
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Reed, who is 54, mostly evaluated these rocks as a public service.
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Local public service agencies took to social media to mourn his loss.
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Don't worry if you're a borrower counting on public service loan forgiveness.
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The public service of these articles is frightening people into "better" parenting.
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Mo Elleithee of Georgetown University&aposs Institute of Politics and Public Service.
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Teigen took to Snapchat to offer her followers a public service announcement.
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His campaign aims to make politics more like public service than war.
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A Washington insider Gottlieb, 22013, has a short history of public service.
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They spoke out against suffocating debt, school closings and public service cuts.
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He began by thanking Clinton for her many years in public service.
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The third case is at NHK, the country's giant public-service broadcaster.
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The winner of the public service journalism category gets a gold medal.
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"Consolidating loans resets the clock on public service loan forgiveness," Kantrowitz said.
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A: I always knew I wanted to do something in public service.
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As you can see, we've created this chart as a public service.
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The public service loan forgiveness program is eliminated in the proposed budget.
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It ends subsidized student loans and public-service forgiveness for student loans.
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The precise details are still under wraps at the Public Service Commission.
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McCain embodied the highest ideals and greatest traditions in American public service.
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She has a true commitment to public service for the public good.
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Public servants and public service have been taking it on the chin.
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A journalist provided, in this case, a public service by identifying dangerous
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Mueller is respected among his colleagues for his dedication to public service.
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Sanders accused the former officials of "politicizing" and "monetizing" their public service.
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Nebraska's Public Service Commission will make its final decision by Nov. 23.
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Over 85003 percent of veterans are interested in continuing their public service.
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They denied minority access to higher education, public service, and armed forces.
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He has dedicated and sacrificed his life and career to public service.
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There have been no public service announcements or demonstrations of the technology.
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Democrats include state Public Service Commissioner Foster Campbell and attorney Caroline Fayard.
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The bill would also end loan-forgiveness programs for public-service employees.
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"They've politicized and in some cases monetized their public service," Sanders said.
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And thus from the grave, Bush is performing his last public service.
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Federal employees are dedicated to the public service mission of their agencies.
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The consequences could be similarly dire for other forms of public service.
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We can't afford this disruption to our supply of public service veterinarians.
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He is the recipient of the Defense Department's Distinguished Public Service Medal.
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So from a young age, I took an interest in public service.
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Zurbuchen and Fox also presented Parker with NASA's distinguished public service medal.
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Nebraska's Public Service Commission approved the path for the pipeline in November.
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Romney would want to be in public service in many different roles.
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"His passion for public service was obvious to us all," Azad said.
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"We are grateful for her total commitment to public service," Trump said.
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Many thanks to the DC cast of "Hamilton" for their public service.
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Streamline income driven repayment plans and continue public service loan forgiveness - sensibly.
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This is not supposed to be a profession but a public service.
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Public service announcements featuring players denouncing domestic violence were broadcast during games.
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There are four crucial requirements in the public service loan forgiveness program.
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She escaped that world, got into Princeton and then entered public service.
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Beyond the presidency, how did he spend his life in public service?
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F.E.L.) loan — this new Temporary Expanded Public Service Loan Forgiveness program (T.
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Hey, maybe as a public service we should briefly change the subject.
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While Whitey Bulger pursued crime, his brother William engaged in public service.
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So much for the notion of public service as its own reward.
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We're also a nation with a long tradition of dedicated public service.
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"But let's not turn everything I write into a public service announcement."
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Netanyahu screams some more about the reference to her public service obligations.
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His return to public service has prompted a fair amount of speculation.
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And now we're having very different experiences of the same public service.
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And their full-time work has to qualify as proper public service.
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It pays senior citizens a minimum wage to hold public service jobs.
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As a public service, I am providing an audio visual aid: 4D.
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Public service is just one component of what a poet laureate does.
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Outreach, education, and public-service ads, including on ethnic media, will help.
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And so it goes with the federal public service loan forgiveness program.
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I think him for his long and dedicated career of public service.
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" McCaskill blamed it on the presumptive Democratic nominee's "decades of public service.
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It would also do away with the anti-smoking public-service ads.
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And so, as a public service to all you romantics, a guide.
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The Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program is eliminated in the proposed budget.
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These groups received the Pulitzer Prize for Public Service for their reporting.
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"You continued your public service," Howell said to the Websters in court.
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Along with his writing, Mr. Braithwaite had a record of public service.
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You can say that while still respecting his lifetime of public service.
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"I've been in and out of public service ever since," he recalled.
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Decades of anti-weed public service announcements only contributed to the stigma.
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"Consolidating loans resets the clock on public service loan forgiveness," he said.
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It too often feels artificial, like a very long public service announcement.
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"The majority of my career has been in public service," he said.
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Often, they felt like public service announcements for teenagers and their parents.
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Or can some church-state partnership in public service provision benefit churches?
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We're different, but we all have the same interest in public service.
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Or the preachy public service announcements during TV commercials or movie preshows?
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I view these meetings as part of my commitment to public service.
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Look, the New York Times exists as a kind of public service.
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The public service program, established by President George W. Bush in 2007, allows student loan borrowers who pursue government or non-profit public service jobs to wipe out their remaining debt after 10 years of on-time payments.
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A lifetime of public service and a lifetime of high-profile public service at the highest levels of American government, and never a hint of anything of this kind, and that's because nothing of this kind ever happened.
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The public service loan-forgiveness program began in 2007, and is available, according to the explanation on the program's website, to employees of governmental organizations, 501(c)(3) nonprofit groups and other groups who hold "qualifying" public service jobs.
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It is so popular because it is more than just a public service.
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I have the utmost respect for Bob and hisdistinguished record of public service.
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With Not an Ostrich, Wilkes Tucker is conducting more of a public service.
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For older people who voted Labour, public service cuts was a primary issue.
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"Friends don't let friends drive drunk," goes the old public service announcement slogan.
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South Carolina Public Service Authority, $382 million of tax-exempt revenue refinancing bonds.
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You know, I never intended to get into politics or public service, George.
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Public service announcement You know Cinco de Mayo isn't really a holiday, right?
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Pai then went back into public service, eventually ending up at the FCC.
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"I've always looked at this job like a real public service," she said.
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The ULC's proposal could prevent businesses and public service organizations from using drones.
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Holt has also co-authored papers with Delisle on public service loan forgiveness.
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The public service loan forgiveness program was on her radar from the beginning.
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Hillary Clinton, after all, set a new standard for profiting from public service.
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"Q-tips, lipsticks, fitbits," Shailene Woodley says in a new public service announcement.
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And so, as a public service, let me translate Trump's words for you.
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Max Stier is the president and CEO of the Partnership for Public Service.
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MO ELLEITHEE, GEORGETOWN INSTITUTE OF POLITICS AND PUBLIC SERVICE: The president invites Putin.
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"He thinks they are in the public service business," he said about Faida.
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I qualify for Public Service Loan Forgiveness, but I'm not counting on it.
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Earlier this month, an administrative judge recommended Pantaleo be dismissed from public service.
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For some, it is a sense of public service and duty to country.
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I'm on the Public Service Loan Forgiveness plan and am about halfway through.
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O'Rourke later told reporters that public service is his way of giving back.
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The Public Service Company of Oklahoma chose instead to close its coal plant.
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Have you had a bad experience with the public service loan forgiveness program?
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"Barack and I have been in public service our whole lives," she said.
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He's truly a talented lawyer and his dedication to public service is unsurpassed.
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He spent 30 years in public service and ten in the private sector.
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Others are working on spinning their own very long records of public service.
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The two also sported unique public service backgrounds before winning election to Congress.
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Like McMullin, Patrick had a strong pedigree in public service and corporate life.
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But for critics like Shaub, that's one of the sacrifices of public service.
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The Nebraska Public Service Commission approved the pipeline, but not TransCanada's preferred path.
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The debt swapped was incurred to finance public-service projects done by JCDI.
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Public service is not imposed on citizens; it is a choice they make.
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Actor Justin Theroux plays public service lawyer Mel Wulf in the upcoming film.
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Behind this resume of public service was a record of great private kindness.
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For that report, Farrow was awarded the 2018 Pulitzer Prize for Public Service.
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He appeared in a public service announcement on "The Ellen Show" in 2010.
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"This looks like an advertisement for public service," wrote Andrei Kostin, a commentator.
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Ralph Izzo, chairman of Public Service Enterprise Group, also resigned, said the people.
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In reality, he failed to incorporate updated information into his public service announcements.
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He has experience in public service and a deep knowledge of labor law.
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However, presidential leadership alone won't sustain strong public service in the United States.
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Public Service Electric & Gas had taken to parking its equipment in the driveway.
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Officials use them as campaign gimmicks or to carry a public service message.
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And a similar Heartland Report appeared on the Missouri Public Service Commission's website.
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These are hard jobs that live up to their billing as public service.
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Slotkin brings to the campaign a career in public service and military intelligence.
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There's something else that my mother taught me: public service is about service.
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He has a gay son (me), and I work in the public service.
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Verstappen had said afterwards that the public service would have to be 'suitable'.
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And I just absolutely fell in love with the concept of public service.
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"Governor Scott has been in public service for himself," he charged in August.
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After graduating from Yale, Murray continued her life of activism and public service.
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We must accept that they are not in the business of public service.
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He pressed on with public service long after he could have cashed in.
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There is rarely a predictable or completely straight line in public service. Sen.
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"You are an utter disgrace to the industry and public service," he tweeted.
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His probity and patriotism and commitment to public service were on full display.
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How much damage has been done to public service through this whole process?
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Harry Truman spoke about the importance of public service in 1947 at Princeton.
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With the outbreak of World War I, Hoover left business for public service.
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"We tend to recruit people who are very public service-minded," he said.
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Several Democratic presidential candidates are advocating to expand public service programs in America.
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Last year, the department investigated 1,520 complaints about public service loan forgiveness problems.
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For years, New York City has used arresting imagery in public service announcements.
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But such a requirement could impose significant costs on people entering public service.
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I view it as a celebration of his next chapter in public service.
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I have known Joe Biden for most of his years in public service.
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The New York Daily News and ProPublica shared the prize for public service.
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It's about whether higher education should be a commodity or a public service.
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Meanwhile, Hillary Clinton has put veterans at the center of her public service.
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Let us remember the reasons why we entered public service, to help others.
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Commentary by Tim Echols, the current commissioner of the Georgia Public Service Commission.
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Another wanted to know if their job counted as public service (It's complicated).
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Those who knew him then said he showed an aptitude for public service.
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Hernández, known as Chicharito, condemned it in a public service announcement in 2016.
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To serve in this White House isn't to be elevated to public service.
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Cleary they have some public service obligations, but very different to Channel 4.
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As part of those cuts, the administration would kill the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program (PSLF), which was created in 2007 to incentivize college students to enter public service after college by fully forgiving their loans after 10 years of service.
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"The reason Doug Jones won and Jon Ossoff didn't is because Doug Jones has an extraordinary record of public service in Alabama, and Jon Ossoff is a really capable young man without a long record of public service," the senator said.
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This week marks the 21625-year anniversary of the federal Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) program, which — since 2900 — has offered an affordable path to student loan repayment for those who dedicate a decade of their careers to public service.
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Her department has denied almost all applicants to a public service loan forgiveness program.
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This is a public service announcement for all you Shake Shack fans out there.
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A private service is planned in Nashville, with a public service planned in Tulsa.
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Beginning in her college years, Baldwin's entire career has been one of public service.
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After all, the President's connection to government, and public service, isn't a long thread.
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The scholarships they earned required them to go straight into public service after university.
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The remaining seven of the 102 billion would be invested in the public service.
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The three shared in the 2018 Pulitzer Prize for public service for their reporting.
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Instead, the White House cited his "exemplify selfless public service" in issuing the pardon.
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Importantly, this analysis isn't just a public service meant to assist the chronically mismatched.
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The Times earned the Pulitzer for Public Service in 1972 for Pentagon papers coverage.
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Trump was tweeting praise for the CIA and complaints about public service announcements:9.
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Some people have argued that social media has become a similarly essential public service.
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Public Service Enterprise Group shares were slightly lower in afternoon trading, after opening lower.
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Any insight into how such people think could be classed as a public service.
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MO ELLEITHEE, GEORGETOWN INSTITUTE OF POLITICS AND PUBLIC SERVICE: They&aposre banking on it.
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Last week, Putin called the cyberattack a public service but denied Russia was involved.
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Those breaking the law face fines of €150 (about $205) or public service duties.
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As a citizen of this great country, I thank you for your public service.
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I want you to remember why you chose to answer this public service calling.
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They're running to expand opportunity and running to restore the honor to public service.
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Public service announcement over... Where does WU fit into the current London clubbing landscape?
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If more transparency is the answer, then Moreno sees movies as a public service.
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My mom is wonderful and really instilled a really strong sense of public service.
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By emphasizing the public service role, "you're getting patriotism on your side," he said.
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As might be expected, these can blur the line between public service and promotion.
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Not bad for an entity that performs an essential public service without taxpayer dollars.
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But Homan also refused to rule out the possibility of returning to public service.
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The program, known as the Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program, was established in 2007.
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Like all of us that go into public service, he did have an ego.
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Members of both parties repeatedly credited her for her public service during the hearing.
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We will all benefit from her universally-regarded expertise and dedication to public service.
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Taylor says he's never seen anything like this in his decades of public service.
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Taylor said he'd never seen anything like this in his decades of public service.
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Manafort described her as "the ultimate establishment candidate," given her decades of public service.
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His lifetime of public service will be honored and celebrated by a grateful nation.
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These new riders will eventually be moved to Waymo's public service, the company said.
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He urged tougher standards of public service for broadcasters seeking renewal of their licenses.
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These efforts require willing partners in cities and public service commissions across the country.
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"The ultrawealthy do not need a financial incentive to enter public service," said Sen.
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So I was a core programmer but I had never thought about public service.
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Proven cat-callers could be slammed with small fines or court-mandated public service.
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As part of last year's campaign, Purple Purse released a new public service announcement.
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Public-service loan forgiveness is tax-free to borrowers and only takes 10 years.
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Since I quit teaching to freelance, I became ineligible for Public Service Loan Forgiveness.
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At work, Mr. Ma chased burglars, filed incident reports and recorded public service announcements.
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Rick Scott, who is running for the Senate, is in heavy public service mode.
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Like all of us who go into public service, he did have an ego.
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New York's subway has launched public service campaigns against the phenomenon in the past.
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Unlike a normal Cabinet member, DeVos has no experience in politics or public service.
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The Albert Lasker award he received was for basic medical research, not public service.
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That has never made sense to me; it defies that sense of public service.
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It saps meaning from politics, and it discourages good people from pursuing public service.
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Any candidate with a long record in public service has a record with mistakes.
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They understand that public service is all about a calling, not about calling out.
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The public service announcements encourage parents of young children to participate in the census.
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In 1997 he adapted Franz Kafka's "The Castle" for ORF, Austria's public service broadcaster.
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But just because he'll explore the possibility of public service doesn't mean he'll run.
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It also made it possible for Nides to consider a return to public service.
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"Look, I'm doing a mission of public service," said Soazig Henrio, a forensics officer.
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His personal life can wither because he has devoted himself to disinterested public service.
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What is needed is a public service program that mixes all together, no exemptions.
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The Always commercial illustrated a problem that we also find in public service, confidence.
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You might create a video public service announcement, a flyer or a fact-sheet.
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But Mr. Andres also had a history of donating his time to public service.
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Public service announcements, geared toward middle-class crack users, encouraged sympathy and not judgment.
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He has also, as a public service, offered to serve as president for $1.
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" Simon, who died in 2003, then thanked her for performing "a great public service.
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Rhodes, with his shorter tenure in public service, seemed to inspire little more confidence.
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Her campaign slogan 'For the People perfectly embodies what public service is all about.
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Her campaign slogan "For the People" perfectly embodies what public service is all about.
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He had recently received a pin commemorating 30 years of public service, Wukela said.
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For 60 years, John McCain's life was defined by public service — and hard choices.
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Made public service about country, and America's responsibility in the world, less about party.
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Mr. Van de Kamp, a liberal Democrat, brought philosophical paradoxes to his public service.
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Watching them in action helped lay the groundwork that led me to public service.
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He is now a professor of history and public service at New York University.
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Four: Tithe at least 10 percent of your time to public service ... including activism.
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" Clinton, on her record: "Let me talk about my 30 years in public service.
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Medical ethics encourage us to be of public service by consulting with the government.
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The alleged misdeeds, Mr. Zhou said, drove at the very tenets of public service.
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"There isn't any reason why commercials or video games can't think of ways of folding in public service announcements in ways that enhance the gaming experience to make it more real because people encounter public service announcement in everyday life," he said.
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However, in 2007, she was ecstatic to learn about a new program called Public Service Loan Forgiveness, which allows student loan borrowers in government or non-profit public service jobs to wipe out their remaining debt after 803 years of on-time payments.
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However, in 2007, she was ecstatic to learn about a new program called Public Service Loan Forgiveness, which allows student loan borrowers in government or non-profit public service jobs to wipe out their remaining debt after 10 years of on-time payments.
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Lawyers were early adopters of the public service loan forgiveness program, given that many of them run up six-figure law school debts and have ample opportunities to perform public service as a prosecutor, as a public defender or through other legal work.
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Omidyar returned to Tufts in 2011 to receive an honorary doctorate degree in public service.
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With a public service fellowship from Harvard, she spent a year working on her concept.
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I sort of see this as a part of the public service of the job.
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Workers in food service, the military, and public service jobs commonly run into such bans.
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So here's a friendly public service announcement: Stop trying to download Fortnite from weird places.
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The Education Department recently released a help tool for those seeking public service loan forgiveness.
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We shouldn't be electing people to lead our country who have never done public service.
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He is also a cattle farmer, and he sits on the state's Public Service Commission.
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Workers shouldn't have to abdicate their rights just because they have jobs in public service.
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Her parents both worked in public service, so it was a natural calling for her.
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Consider these numbers posted Wednesday by The Washington Post and the Partnership for Public Service.
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Student Loan Forgiveness Misconception: Private student loans can be eligible for Public Service Loan Forgiveness.
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"Our system requires transparency and accountability from all public service officials and MPs," he said.
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In his decades of public service and campaigns, my father had plenty of political battles.
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The fact is that "public service" often means "self-service" to those in political power.
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Judges rightfully deserve praise for their public service and commitment to the pursuit of justice.
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The Obama administration has proposed capping public service loan forgiveness at $57,500 for all students.
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And showing Jon Snow how to (temporarily) lighten up was an act of public service.
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The song serves as a creeping public service announcement to anyone who considers crossing him.
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I think this fight could be a great [public service] announcement for mental health awareness.
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No borrower will be eligible for the federal public service loan forgiveness until October 2017.
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"Most teachers should qualify for public service loan forgiveness," said Mark Kantrowitz, founder of FinAid.
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My parents, two Foreign Service Officers, had that: meaning and money, public service and prestige.
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We've also exposed agencies and high-ranking officials who violated fundamental precepts of public service.
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We appreciate the public service here, but be warned, the video is a little...intense.
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Brookings's role foreshadowed that played today by groups such as the Partnership for Public Service.
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Interactions with the media, like it or not, are obligations of those in public service.
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In his resignation announcement, Palomino talked about his 38 years of public service to Colombia.
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TMZ obtained this video of the man outside the public service Thursday evening in NYC.
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In his long tenure in public service, he's been backed by unions and labor groups.
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The Corporation for National and Community Service, which houses several public service organizations, including AmeriCorps.
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Zabel served 20 years in the Air Force before beginning a career in public service.
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Some public service journalism for you as we approach the end of the cuffing season.
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Critical rules are due in coming weeks from a state agency, the Public Service Commission.
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He viewed public service as a great opportunity to make life better for every American.
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George H. W. Bush's lifetime of public service has inspired a thousand points of light.
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But critics say the hard-hitting public service announcements are not getting through to people.
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Meanwhile she has appointed moderates and reformers to some of the key public service posts.
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We should be praising, not pillorying Biden (and Upton) for their approach to public service.
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For example, Maryland's Public Service Commission reviews the applications of drivers approved by rideshare companies.
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In a way, Brannon was why she got into public service in the first place.
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For his efforts, he was awarded the Secretary of Defense Medal for Exceptional Public Service.
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The former officials have "politicized, and in some cases, monetized their public service," Sanders said.
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LLOYD BLANKFEIN: Run a philanthropy, do something that involves public service and which people do.
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SO I'M EXCITED ABOUT SOMEBODY LIKE YOU GIVING THE THOUGHT OF COMING INTO PUBLIC SERVICE.
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The longtime Starbucks executive announced his retirement on Monday to pursue unspecified public service endeavors.
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"I have," he added when asked if he had encouraged Voight to enter public service.
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In a video public service announcement posted to YouTube, Noem, a Republican, introduces the campaign.
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To fulfill their public service mission, public radio stations do far more than play music.
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That, arguably, was a public service that fostered further investigation of a very troubled politician.
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"The advantage of the public model is that public service gives you stability," he continued.
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"Industry experience, in and of itself, does not disqualify someone from public service," Warren condescended.
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Two of Leadership and Public Service High School's student mediators, Tuson Irvin and Annika James.
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"He's proven himself to be a well-qualified, experienced and dedicated public service," said Sen.
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Topics covered included executive orders, immigration, public service and each former member's path to leadership.
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Missouri Public Service Commission approves controversial multi-state wind-energy transmission line, KCUR radio reports.
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Hillary opened my eyes to a whole new world of public service by private citizens.
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"Maria is well qualified by her years in private practice and public service," Wylde said.
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"I've missed public service since the day I retired from the Senate," Mr. Bayh said.
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And I have the utmost respect for Bob and his distinguished record of public service.
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The Ethicist More than two years ago, I changed careers from nonprofit to public service.
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Biden has said he supports erasing the debt of those who take public service jobs.
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"When we run a public-service announcement, does that translate to countries donating?" she said.
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That alone was a public service no matter what happens in the post-debate polls.
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Mr. Geithner asked Mr. Powell if he would be interested in returning to public service.
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Tsang and his defense had stressed his years of upstanding public service during the trial.
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"To uplift and protect marginalized communities is what I believe public service should be doing."
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And that's why the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program for example, is so attractive. Right?
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The members of the pay committee chose to set a higher standard for public service.
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"We want to be as much of a public service as we can," Smith said.
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Since then, presidents have traditionally engaged in some act of public service on the day.
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Another proposed change: Allow partial loan forgiveness after five years in a public service job.
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And for a trusted broadcaster working at a public service broadcaster to feed that prejudice?
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Before entering public service in 21970, Kissinger was a professor of international relations at Harvard.
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For insight, our reporter looked closely at Mr. Mueller's four-decade career in public service.
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My Capitol Hill experience was a powerful training ground for a career in public service.
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As I worked to recover and resume my public service, he was there for me.
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The governor recorded a public service announcement with her to promote hiring people with disabilities.
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Public service painting projects are a part of Publicolor's four-to-six-year "continuum" program.
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So is nearly everyone who has ever enrolled in the public service loan forgiveness program.
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For them, real men defended or served their city, or performed some noble public service.
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But the result doesn't feel grim or gratuitous; it's a public service announcement against superstardom.
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"Public service shouldn't be a dangerous occupation, but it all too often is," he added.
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Hunter Biden's deals are textbook examples of how political families become rich from public service.
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Harry S. Truman spoke about the importance of public service in 1947 at Princeton University.
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That George A. Romero's oeuvre includes a public-service feature on behalf of the elderly?
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Trump may have broken down the barrier for business leaders with no public service experience.
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Trump no more understands the concept of public service than he knows where Ukraine is.
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The newspaper is recognized for its work in public service, national reporting and editorial cartooning.
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Psychiatrists would be alarmed if mental illness were considered an absolute bar to public service.
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" He also urged young people to get into public service "to be at the table.
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If I'm not going to be in public service, then I want to make money.
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The agency exclusively handles the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program for the Department of Education.
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In addition to the article, the conference filed comments with the state Public Service Commission.
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The alliance is being awarded the 2019 Lasker-Bloomberg Public Service Award for its work.
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PSLFP forgives Direct Plus Loans debt for those who work in qualified public service jobs.
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President Obama appeared in a public service announcement aired during Sunday night's MTV Movie Awards.
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Does the company give special treatment to longtime employees that leave it for public service?
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That public service is a privilege to be earned and it's its own best reward.
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But my interest in public service and politics then merged with the idea of storytelling.
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Unlike the Tea Party, many of these Democrats have a long record of public service.
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Your private loans can't be forgiven; only federal loans qualify for public service loan forgiveness.
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Jennifer Norris holds a MA in public policy from the Muskie School of Public Service.
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The vast majority of members of Congress are in public service for the right reasons.
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We could add to that careers in global health, public service and health services research.
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The Public Service Commission is appropriately focused on the economic stability and health of Georgia.
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Before entering public service in 22014, Kissinger was a professor of international relations at Harvard.
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You're one of the team at the New York Times who won for Public Service.
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For the biting of the jacket, De Robertis received 35 hours of public service work.
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Donald talks a lot about you know, the 30 years I've been in public service.
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Volcker also concerned much of his work with trying to encourage more people to engage in public service, chairing two commissions on public service and speaking extensively about what made good governance and why government should encourage people to engage with the public sector.
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Last summer, the FBI issued a public service announcement about the importance of smart toy security.
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" Brison added: "I am so proud today of the diversity and inclusion of our public service.
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For decades, Dole has proven that public service can truly be a noble, selfless, lifelong calling.
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The utilities have a "pretty good harness" on the state's public service commission (PSC) as well.
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MO ELLEITHEE, GEORGETOWN INSTITUTE OF POLITICS AND PUBLIC SERVICE: No, I think it&aposs a concern.
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"This is a public service, this isn't just a business," he told the New York Times.
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Clinton talked in her speech about how her Methodist faith informed her drive to public service.
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About 25 percent of American workers are in public service and could, in theory, be eligible.
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Many parent borrowers don't realize they are potentially eligible for public service loan forgiveness, Mayotte said.
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Public service announcements promoting organ donation now festoon subway cars and kiosks around New York City.
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If the ablest Americans shun a career in public service, the bureaucracy will bear the scars.
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A lot of what's offered in public service to survivors is for immediate health crisis intervention.
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There's a gigantic difference between helming a large-scale business entity and committing to public service.
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For other public service workers, O'Rourke proposes forgiving 10% of debt for each year of work.
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If you take out a federal student loan, you may qualify for public service loan forgiveness.
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Take, for example, Delisle's and Holt's research of a typical lawyer who enters into public service.
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But after some cyber security issues arose, I began to re-evaluate my continued public service.
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He is somebody who set the path for so much outstanding public service here in Illinois.
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In the early 1940s, Lewis wrote to Eleanor Roosevelt to declare his interest in public service.
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She turned to public service, navigating a county attorney's office, the state legislature, then Arizona courts.
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If you work in public service, check to see if your state offers a forgiveness program.
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Revise the Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program to better help teachers with their own student loans.
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In the meantime, here's your public service announcement of the day: Beware of cheeseburgers on drugs.
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Vlasiuk, 27, was part of a new generation of Young Turks entering public service after Maidan.
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He blogs about public service loan forgiveness, and holds workshops at his university about the option.
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Kennedy, who's considered the front-runner, will square off against Public Service Commissioner Foster Campbell (D).
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President Bush & Barbara have helped me, mentored me and inspired me to enter public service. pic.twitter.
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Pinto for his years of public service, including more than 30 years in the state legislature.
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So, what exactly are public service blockchain applications and why should voters care about this issue?
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That's what public service is about and that's why I have dedicated my life to it.
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His qualifications, however, go well beyond just his past public service and acumen as a jurist.
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Integrity, dedication to public service, and hard work should be the only entry fee to politics.
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We should all strive to emulate the grace Mandela showed in his commitment to public service.
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The former First Lady also appeared in a public service announcement that aired during the show.
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Campbell won plaudits for fighting against exorbitant prison phone call fees as a public service commissioner.
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Three Obama administration departments launched a public service campaign about the flu featuring Sesame Street's Elmo.
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Much of this is the byproduct of Clinton living a long, varied life in public service.
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They're here to be able to pursue public service careers in a hostile-free work environment.
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Weak Standalone: JCDI's standalone credit profile is constrained by the public-service nature of its business.
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The award is intended to honor individuals outside of government who also contribute to public service.
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From joining the Navy during WWII to the presidency, his devotion to public service was unmatched.
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The second paradox is that, agree with her or not, she's dedicated herself to public service.
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Mr Foos considers himself to have performed three decades of public service, and now seeks recognition.
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"This is a public service, this isn't just a business," he said in a recent interview.
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The New York Times/Partnership for Public Service: Turnover within the Trump administration has been unprecedented.
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I'll take this as an opportunity to make a paid political -- or a public service announcement.
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She leaves behind a legacy of public service, in particular a conviction for literacy and education.
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C-SPAN's broadcast, which it provides as a public service, relies on the House's own feed.
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"They've politicized, and in some cases, monetized their public service," Sanders said during a press briefing.
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His colleagues said he was focused and analytical, and had a genuine dedication to public service.
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Clinton's record of public service to that of his wife, Anne Holton, Virginia's secretary of education.
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Only Direct Loans are eligible for repayment for forgiveness under the Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program.
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Income-driven repayment plans are considered qualifying repayment plans for the Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program.
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Clinton's career in public service, unrivaled by any female presidential candidate — and almost any male president.
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Throughout his life in public service, he has touted his Christian faith as an important guide.
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Their father, Ruston, and mother, Clara, "stressed public service" to their children, according to USA Today.
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Excessive student debt shouldn't prevent veterinarians – or any other professional – from committing themselves to public service.
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His title is local representative for Arizona Public Service, the largest energy utility in the state.
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Everyone knows Smokey Bear's message — thanks to 75 years of memorable, iconic government public service announcements.
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The White House justified Arpaio's pardon in a statement Friday, stressing his years of public service.
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The only thing hampering their public service mission is an outdated, overly complex music licensing structure.
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Now it has come out with one, dubbed the "temporary expanded public service loan forgiveness" opportunity.
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Asked if he would accept the job if offered, he said that he liked public service.
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Kelvin Ansari became a Savannah police officer, he already had a long career in public service.
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But his lifetime of public service ended Saturday night, when Ansari responded to a robbery investigation.
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The state's five-member Public Service Commission is scheduled to hold court-like hearings on Aug.
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She sits on more than 20 boards and committees of public service, youth and community organizations.
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Cable news is now about ratings alone, not public service, and that applies to every outlet.
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Mr. Cairncross is a smart, talented attorney with years of public service and public policy expertise.
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Trump honored Bush in a statement Saturday morning, praising his humility and decades of public service.
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Public service one is certainly getting a lot of attention now, though it's fairly small numbers.
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Zachary David Cartaya survived, and has now dedicated his life to helping people through public service.
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MPs are not well paid compared with other parliamentarians and other professionals in the public service.
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" But, he added, "That's what happens when you dedicate yourself to public service over a lifetime.
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Tiberi is vice president of Employee Benefits, Health and Safety at the Public Service Enterprise Group.
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And Donald talks a lot about, you know, the 30 years I've been in public service.
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Both publications went on to win the Pulitzer Prize for Public Service for their Weinstein reporting.
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Andrew M. Cuomo said that the state's Department of Public Service would also investigate the explosion.
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Hilary Duff Actress Hilary Duff took a tough-love approach with her own public service announcement.
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"I honestly feel like it's a public service," he said, for reasons unknown to logical thinkers.
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That's what happens when you've dedicated yourself to public service over the course of a lifetime.
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Advertising has often been overly concentrated in areas that are often the furthest from public service.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the name of New Zealand's public-service radio broadcaster.
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That probation will end once Bentley finishes his public service and pays back more than $36,000.
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But when I started doing the public service work, I stopping wanting to work from observation.
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Categories include animation; comedy; commercials; documentary; feature; music video; public service announcements; science fiction; and short.
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Gene Corbin, a Baptist minister and the assistant dean of Harvard's College for Public Service, officiated.
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"He was one of these very low-drama, selfless, public service-oriented people," Mr. Klapper said.
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Officials are exposed to new ideas and ways of thinking, while identifying core public service demands.
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Taylor has amassed a long record of public service after graduating from West Point and Harvard.
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For Farrow's reporting, he and The New Yorker were awarded a Pulitzer Prize in public service.
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OPTrust is the administrator and fund manager of the Ontario Public Service Employees Union Pension Plan.
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Ask students what they think about these kinds of issue-based ads and public service announcements.
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Public service workers don't get rich doing their jobs, but they do keep our communities strong.
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McCain believed in the idea of public service as a noble -- flawed, but nonetheless noble -- profession.
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The good news is that millennial legislators are entering public service with this ethos in mind.
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He has also requested that she serve her time doing public service, rather than be jailed.
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He should focus instead on how his commercial ambition is tarnishing the image of public service.
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After graduating from law school, both brothers returned to San Antonio and went into public service.
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But we prefer this route much more, since it's essentially a doing double the public service.
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She was still leaning towards Biden, comforted by his more than 40 years of public service.
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The attorneys general are doing a public service by using the courts to fight for borrowers.
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The government provides about 90 percent of vaccinations for Hong Kong children through the public service.
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So Rizzutti, 28, was relieved to find out that he qualifies for Public Service Loan Forgiveness.
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For those few people knocking public service, hope you'll reconsider answering the call to help others.
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"We see this as a public service," said the company's Brian Petrocelli in a blog post.
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In 2015, the couple made a $15 million gift to fund public service initiatives at Harvard.
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Likewise, financial resources should not determine who is able to devote their lives to public service.
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"They tend to create other goals, and public service is one place to focus their efforts."
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These sentiments are at the core of the National Commission on Military, National, and Public Service.
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But what happens if the definition of "public service" seemed to change midway through that decade?
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As of Thursday morning, the public service announcement had more than 1.2 million views on YouTube.
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As a public service and in Vic's memory, here's how to make a real Mai Tai.
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The policy affected Canadians in the military, the public service and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.
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The public service announcements that Direct Impact produced were film rolls packed into storage for years.
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Following the ceremony a public service will be held for fans from 2 to 5 PM.
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Individual states are testing everything from banning flavored cartridges to public service announcements aimed at teens.
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There's the situation where most of these folks have had a large tenure in public service.
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We look forward to welcoming you back to public service as President of the United States.
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Matt Cartwright (D-PA) will introduce the bill, called the Public Service Freedom to Negotiate Act.
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" Buttigieg says he would support an expansion of the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program, through which graduates could exchange public service for forgiveness of government loans, making it "a social norm that anybody would put in a year after high school with some kind of service.
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But she had some hope: Her job in public policy is considered "public service" — one of thousands of jobs, in both the government and the nonprofit sector, that would make her eligible for eventual student loan forgiveness through a program called PSLF (Public Service Loan Forgiveness).
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And in early May, Governor Cuomo's counsel, Alphonso David, ordered the New York Power Authority, the Public Service Commission, the Department of Environmental Conservation and the Department of Public Service to freeze consideration of any CPV projects and to "suspend or discontinue all communications" with the company.
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Contributing to this uncertainty is the recent expansion of income-driven repayment plans, which cap monthly payments as a percentage of a borrower's income, and the advent of public service loan forgiveness, which clears the remaining student debt of borrowers who spend 10 years in public service.
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So this time we depart from our usual letter-and-intervention model for a public service announcement.
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Drivers argue that they are providing a crucial public service and plugging leaks in government delivery mechanisms.
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In static terms, creating a free public service obviously requires more money than a partially subsidized one.
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"Bold reform shortens the way," read billboards and TV public service adverts, encouraging citizens to be patient.
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Student loan expert Mark Kantrowitz has put together a one-page checklist for public service loan forgiveness.
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In fairness to the president-elect, corporate chieftains have a long and distinguished history of public service.
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Consider this a public service, then, for those who've been busy having an actual life this week.
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Warnings to women to watch their drinks became widespread on college campuses and in public service announcements.
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Arizona Public Service, the state's largest utility, spent many millions on a campaign to oppose the measure.
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"I may be leaving the Senate, but the next chapter in my public service is just beginning."
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Over his next half century in public service, Biden's experience as a public defender became a footnote.
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During his first year at John Jay, he did an internship with the public service organization AmeriCorps.
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Asked whether he'd go back into public service, Warsh said he's best suited for the private sector.
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Yet it has done its bit to help create in France a deep culture of public service.
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For many people, particularly young people, it's the first stop on a long path to public service.
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The loss of a sense of public service is also driven by two more profound structural changes.
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Unlike loan forgiveness under income-based repayment plans, public service loan forgiveness is tax-free to borrowers.
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During his victory speech at the Wyndham in Feasterville-Trevose, Wallace thanked Reddick for her public service.
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The Public Service Loan Forgiveness program is an amazing opportunity, says Ginty — if you qualify for it.
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The European Federation of Journalists has called the measure "an instrument to politicize the public service media."
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The public service route is tax-free while debt canceled by income-based repayment plans is taxed.
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Nearly 432,000 people have submitted forms that the department has approved for public service loan forgiveness eligibility.
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She's devoted her life to public service, as have many people in – who are seeking the presidency.
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"Information about public service belongs to the public," says Ben Wizner of the American Civil Liberties Union.
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I understand why — RSS readers aren't exactly glitzy or profitable, they're more a public service than anything.
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The daughter of South Korean immigrants, Kim says her idea of the American dream was public service.
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Minister for Public Service Owen Nxumalo told parliament on Thursday that all pension funds were handled appropriately.
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Unlike loan forgiveness under income-based repayment plans, public-service loan forgiveness is tax-free to borrowers.
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She received the NAACP President's Award in 2013 for her commitment to public service and civil rights.
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Last year, CNBC tracked down one of the first people to qualify for public service loan forgiveness.
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That lack of understanding is reflected in a new public service announcement from the Purple Purse campaign.
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Applegate served his country for decades in the military and has demonstrated true public service and sacrifice.
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If it seems like they're performing a simple, altruistic public service—They didn't even mention their product!
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Earnings: Deere, Public Service, VF Corp, Cabot Oil and Gas, Allianz, Pinnacle West, Echostar 8:30 a.m.
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It would be a public service and the most meaningful thing you've ever done with your life.
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He has zero track record enforcing the securities law — or, for that matter, in any public service.
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Pending that, Congress has the option of clearly stating its commitment to public service and equal opportunity.
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Such actions by elected officials undermine the democratic process and do a disservice to public service generally.
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Jenner also expressed an interest in public service during an interview with CNN's Don Lemon in April.
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And yes, we know this particular post is slightly tangential, but it's still an important public service.
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Today, of course, Smokey Bear lives on as the longest-serving public service campaign in U.S. history.
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It would end public-service loan forgiveness and overhaul the programs that allow income-driven repayment plans.
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Here's an important public service announcement: Sharp has released a new Android phone that looks rather awesome.
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The quest for clicks often meant more emphasis on tabloid fare and less on public service journalism.
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Currently, there is a one-year ban on this type of activity when people leave public service.
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But the first thing he is going to do, he said, is shoot a public-service announcement.
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In 1995, Bush received the award for 'Outstanding Public Service Benefiting the Disadvantaged' from the Jefferson Awards.
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" In a statement Friday, Kemp said he appreciated Abrams' "passion, hard work, and commitment to public service.
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Federal employees who worked without pay demonstrated that public service is a calling and a noble tradition.
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"We face – in every public service – a crisis on a scale we've never seen before," he said.
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The Mexican soccer star Javier Hernández, known as Chicharito, has condemned it in a public service announcement.
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He took on many jobs throughout his long career, and all shared one distinct trait: public service.
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His dedicated public service should serve as an example for anyone interested in contributing to our democracy.
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"Public service is a public trust, and part of that trust is safeguarding classified information," said Rep.
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First elected to the Senate in 1972, Biden also has a longer record of national public service.
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Clinton's penchant for public service to that of his wife, Anne Holton, the state's secretary of education.
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" On Wednesday, Clooney said the reporters should be "applauded for their public service, not imprisoned for it.
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The Department of Justice (DOJ) on Monday unveiled a new public service announcement, first seen on Hill.
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" Prosecutors have accused Robles, a former party colleague of Lopez Obrador, of "improper exercise of public service.
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Citizen legislators would be paid at a level comparable to other public service professions, such as teachers.
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It is an agenda that cuts a stark contrast with Mr. Pence's 15 years of public service.
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In 1977 he said that he saw the channel as a public service and a promotional opportunity.
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Isaac's career of global public service is so extensive, it can hardly be contained in one page.
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Trump has had no real experience in governance, while FDR had a long history of public service.
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Current and former sex workers are considered a danger to society and unfit for serious public service.
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It would be a public service if HBO were to warn us when that's going to happen.
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Haley, a former governor of South Carolina, said she wanted to "take a break" from public service.
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Riders on the public service can invite guests, take photos and videos and talk about their experience.
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In a public service that aspires to A's, due process protects people who get D's and F's.
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Ryan has dedicated his adult life to public service, and along the way built a wonderful family.
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Public Service Commission (1980), which asserted that a utility could run advertisements promoting the use of electricity.
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The work of journalists is a public service that is fundamental to our free and democratic society.
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Jim was a loving and compassionate man who dedicated his life to his family and public service.
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Of the eight decades he spent on earth, fully six of them were dedicated to public service.
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The thing that's unsettling are the questions that appear to be targeting personnel for doing public service.
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He doesn't believe that your motivations have anything to do with right and wrong and public service.
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"My family has been here since 1740 and was always interested in public service," Mann told me.
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Those seeking Public Service Loan Forgiveness may want to keep making payments if they can afford them.
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The council sponsored the crusade as a public service, arranging for broadcasters to run ads without charge.
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A public service announcement: Tomorrow is the last day to register to vote in November's general election.
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They cast advertising not as a means of lifting sales but as something of a public service.
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Another of Zuckerberg's board members, Paypal cofounder Peter Thiel, also has a new appetite for public service.
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While both developments are overwhelmingly positive, very little about the public service loan forgiveness plan is straightforward.
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Only certain jobs — perhaps a quarter of all forms of employment — qualify for public service loan forgiveness.
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I read about your lifetime devotion to public service and your respect for the rule of law.
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They are offering scripting lessons, art activities and even posting some of their own public service announcements.
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We want to improve it, and so there's an emphasis on issues like public service and justice.
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And with a lifetime in public service, Joe has a proven track record of getting things done.
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Perhaps all the beautiful words about John McCain will remind us of what public service is about.
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He said on Facebook that his family "believed in the importance of visionary public service and philanthropy".
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"I intend to think about a range of options, and that could include public service," he said.
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