And we don't just share the worry of putting food on the table; we worry about putting food on the table for the whole country.
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"I'm having trouble putting food on the table and paying rent," he said.
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Life to me is Monday to Friday, grafting, and putting food on the table.
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For my family, guns had always been a means of putting food on the table.
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"I'm worrying about paying the mortgage, never mind putting food on the table," she said.
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"I am having trouble putting food on the table and paying the rent," he said.
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People shouldn't have to choose between paying for their prescription drugs and putting food on the table.
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Apparently, dog snatching is about more than putting food on the table and paying for the kids' school.
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I've switched to literally putting food on the table instead of earning money to put food on the table.
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Brown said he doesn't define success as anything other than paying the bills and putting food on the table.
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"No one should have to choose between affording a lifesaving drug and putting food on the table," said Sen.
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A true redneck don't give a shit about nothing but putting food on the table, working, and getting drunk.
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"It was putting food on the table for a lot of guys," Campbell said of the Zulu entertainment business.
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"If you're coming from an immigrant family, it's all about putting food on the table," the 49-year-old said.
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At other points, he said, he became depressed and had difficulty paying electrical bills or putting food on the table.
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Does it even matter, if the point is putting food on the table and ensuring I can pay the mortgage?
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Many people in communities across the country will need help putting food on the table this holiday season and beyond.
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"With the shutdown and people having trouble putting food on the table, I'm worried this is an additional stressor," Kostelnik said.
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He has amassed over twenty fights, and made over ten-thousand Baht putting food on the table for him and Dee.
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Millions of Americans will have to choose between putting food on the table, or treating their mental health or substance misuse problems.
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"It's very comforting to know a little weight lifted off of me having to worry about putting food on the table," she said.
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This level of manipulation -- making underserved and underrepresented Americans choose between clean water or putting food on the table is injustice at work.
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"Some days, you were choosing between putting food on the table and gas in your car," a former reporter at the station told me.
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Without action, this will put many in the impossible situation of choosing between protecting public health and putting food on the table for their families.
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But in recent years, a growing number of libraries have had a major shift in policy: They are the ones putting food on the table.
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While some small demonstrations have been held in poorer and traditionally pro-government areas, most poor Venezuelans are more preoccupied with putting food on the table.
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These women's silence comes at great cost, forcing them to exchange their personal safety and well-being for putting food on the table for their families.
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In captivating prose, she described her childhood being raised by two people who shirked responsibility and convention, who prioritized adventure over putting food on the table.
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Anne Hathaway's role in "Ocean's Eight" is literally putting food on the table ... because movie producers just picked up a pricey dinner tab for the actress.
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These families should not have to choose between putting food on the table and being able to stay in touch with their loved ones in prison.
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For most of his compatriots back home, though, Rio's multi-billion-dollar sports extravaganza feels remote from the daily task of putting food on the table.
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Their shared responsibilities — making rent, putting food on the table and taking care of Nayeli, Ana's little sister — are often at the center of their quarrels.
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This forces them to make heart-wrenching tradeoffs between paying rent, putting food on the table, or covering the cost of child care or prescription drugs.
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There are 78,000 people who live in fear: who live every day with the choice of either putting food on the table or paying their medical bills.
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Detroit and New Orleans pay disproportionately high rates for water service, forcing working families to choose between paying their water bill or putting food on the table.
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GIven the very real struggles that low-income families face, like putting food on the table, streaming video might sound like a silly luxury to harp on.
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Well, that's 80% of Americans working in those companies, which effectively means you're making people choose between putting food on the table or potentially spreading an infection.
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The root of the problem is that low-income citizens must choose between putting food on the table and paying $2.75 for a subway or bus ride.
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It will reduce overall health care spending and finally end the situation whereby Americans are forced to choose between putting food on the table and paying for medicine.
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Now more than ever, we need to embrace 21st-century science, fund it and turn it loose so we can develop better methods of putting food on the table.
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It's hard to imagine what it would be like to have to choose between putting food on the table to feed your family and protecting your own immigration status.
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Workers themselves receive subsistence incomes — hardly enough to pay back student loans they may have accrued while obtaining a degree or putting food on the table for their families.
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This is unacceptable, and we must continue to fight so that no woman has to choose between putting food on the table or getting the medical treatment she needs.
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Indeed, these checks are not designed to stimulate the economy; they simply buy time for families who will soon decide between paying the rent and putting food on the table.
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Uber drivers across town, continuing to work as the decision was being appealed, fretted about making down payments on their cars and putting food on the table for their children.
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"They're the one that's putting food on the table and paying the rent and mortgages, so as much as you hate them, you have to like them," said Chief Naquin.
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The folks who are left out of this rollicking agenda are those Americans who mostly worry about putting food on the table and sending their kids to a decent school.
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Seven years of families and hardworking Americans having to make the choice between putting food on the table, buying cost-prohibitive health insurance under ObamaCare, or facing federal mandates and penalties.
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It's difficult to empathize with these workers, but one imagines that they tell themselves they are "just doing their job:" putting food on the table, paying rent, chipping away at debt.
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They say you must work before putting food on the table, but I want that work to be in a modernized way — I don't want to work with harmful objects that could injure.
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It's estimated that in New York City alone, a million immigrants would be affected by the new rule and perhaps forced to choose between their green cards and putting food on the table.
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They continue to struggle to make ends meet, working in jobs that make paying bills a challenge, sending their kids to college a pipe dream and putting food on the table a challenge.
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In addition to guaranteeing their access to reproductive care, Medicare-for-All could also ensure they never have to choose between putting food on the table and paying for prescription drugs and maternity coverage.
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Women, for instance, have long been socialized to believe that providing and receiving emotional support is a routine obligation in partnerships, something that, like putting food on the table, must be done every day.
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From "precision agriculture" advances like the offerings of Blue River Technology to herding livestock with drones, technologies are revolutionizing the manner in which farmers are putting food on the table and preserving natural resources.
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The uncertainty means that some employees are having to forego child support payments, leave healthcare bills unpaid, and choose between putting food on the table or enough gas in their tanks to go to work.
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Like Baskaya, she supports greater pay equity and universal health care so that people without insurance or with limited coverage don't have to choose between going to the doctor and putting food on the table.
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Lichtenstein thinks that probably plays a part, though having time to prepare food, less stress about putting food on the table, and living near places to buy good and nutritious food are likely factors as well.
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As soon as I heard the word, like, "recession," there&aposs plenty of people who I care about putting food on the table and having money in their wallets and being able to provide for the children.
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For being the wealthiest nation on earth, too many Americans are struggling with the realities of everyday life—paying their bills, caring for their family, putting food on the table, and keeping a roof over their head.
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We are working out a process to identify these drivers and compensate them pro bono during the next three months to help mitigate some of the financial stress and complications with supporting their families and putting food on the table.
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Editorial The City Council of New York spoke to an urgent problem with its recent proposal to subsidize transit fares for low-income workers who now must choose between putting food on the table and spending $121 on monthly transit passes.
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"This latest proposal would take 568 million meals per year from the tables of families who need food assistance, forcing families struggling with hunger to choose between heating or cooling their homes and putting food on the table," Ms. Leone said.
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Areas in Africa and around the equator are already being hit by drought and famine, and putting food on the table is an immediate issue for the inhabitants of these areas, not one they will have to face 30 years from now.
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"We are working out a process to identify these drivers and compensate them pro bono during the next three months to help mitigate some of the financial stress and complications with supporting their families and putting food on the table," he wrote.
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"We are working out a process to identify these drivers and compensate them pro bono during the next three months to help mitigate some of the financial stress and complications with supporting their families and putting food on the table," Kalanick said.
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In addition, for the 600,000 people who leave America's jails and prisons every year, SNAP helps to ensure at least one major challenge — putting food on the table — is met as people seek work, housing, navigate the health care system, and reunite with families.
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" He also added that the company will identify and compensate drivers who may be barred from entering the US for the next 90 days pro bono "to help mitigate some of the financial stress and complications with supporting their families and putting food on the table.
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As a result, most Americans will vent some anger online, share a meme or two, and then sit back and watch as countless thousands of Americans make the impossible choice between buying an EpiPen or paying their rent, putting food on the table, or some other necessity.
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When she started organizing, she was working at Popeye's and she started talking to me about it and I realized that man, I have to make a choice between paying a light bill or putting food on the table, and I shouldn't have to do that.
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Alice Julier, a sociologist and the author of "Eating Together," says being forced to dine at home has been good in some ways: It's made people more aware of their dependence on restaurants and more conscious of the labor involved in putting food on the table.
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Hallam, who sometimes speaks in a dry deadpan, was obsessed with using data to figure out the best ways to build social movements — putting food on the table at meetings made people feel more empowered, research showed, and having greeters approach newcomers would make them more likely to return to another meeting.
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"When I go to bed at night I don't think about Boeing and GE executives, I think about that person on the factory line who is working every day putting food on the table for their children and how this dysfunction here is costing them their livelihood and their security," she said.
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This afternoon I sent the email below to Uber employees and thought I would include here:Subject: Standing up for what… Posted by Travis Kalanick on Saturday, January 28, 2017 "We are working out a process to identify these drivers and compensate them pro bono during the next three months to help mitigate some of the financial stress and complications with supporting their families and putting food on the table," Kalanick wrote in the memo.
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CN was granted a 30-day injunction against the protesters. Nation wide blockades and rail delays were said to have had a negative impact on Albertan industries, including economic losses in both agriculture and propane. On February 25, 2020, Bill 1 was introduced by Premier of Alberta Jason Kenny.The premier said of the bill: “The right to protest does not include being able to prevent your neighbours from getting to work and putting food on the table, or threatening their security.
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M.C. left his family when Thomas was two years old. Though Thomas' mother worked hard, she was sometimes paid only pennies per day, had difficulty putting food on the table, and was forced to rely on charity. After a house fire left them homeless, Thomas and his younger brother Myers were taken to live in Savannah with his maternal grandparents, Myers and Christine (née Hargrove) Anderson. Thomas was then treated with amenities such as indoor plumbing and regular meals for the first time.
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She is disdainful at first, but soon begins to lend a hand to putting food on the table. She hunts for the family, when one night she gets chased by jackals, and is saved by a tribe called the Suud. The lady who saved her, Maok, teaches her "magic" or how to speak to spirits of things like fire and water, trees and animals. She leaves the tribe after a month or two and returns to the countryside family to the news of her father's death.
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In 2007, Gioia voluntarily chose to live on $28 for one week, in order to bring attention to the daily struggle of millions of New Yorkers. He stated, "But as tough as this week has been for me, the sad fact is that it was nothing compared with what over 1.1 million New Yorkers face every day. Far too many New Yorkers make impossible choices among health care for their children, paying their rent or putting food on the table on a daily basis." Gioia introduced legislation to make access to food stamps easier, including putting applications online, and successfully pushed retailer Costco to accept food stamps at two of its New York locations.
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In 2013, Greg Kaufmann of The Nation wrote an article stating that Stabenow was prepared to cut $8 to $9 billion from the food stamp (SNAP) program. In a lengthy statement, Stabenow's office rejected these accusations, maintaining that Stabenow "strongly opposes any changes to food assistance that make cuts in benefits for people who need help putting food on the table" and that she "has been the number one defender against the House Republican proposal to cut food assistance by $40 billion." Kaufmann doubled down on his charges and challenged in detail the claims made by Stabenow's office. In 2017, Stabenow fought to prevent the creation of additional work- requirement rules on SNAP recipients who were older or had smaller children and led a bipartisan effort to get the legislation passed.
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