EMTs joined the Governor there, and performed a routine check.
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This is a routine check and shouldn't make you too worried.
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Routine "check-ins" with ICE officials can end with handcuffs and deportation.
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To watch Naomi Campbell's entire airplane routine, check out the video below.
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They examine teeth and gums and perform routine check-ups and cleanings.
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My insurance covers this visit in full because it's a routine check-up.
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Shehu said earlier in the week it would be a "routine check-up".
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Later that day, guards discovered during a routine check that Guzman was missing.
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A routine check of an Afghan village grows intense when a sniper opens fire.
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The device was not discovered until the bus underwent a routine check on Wednesday.
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Shehu, speaking to Reuters by telephone, said it would be a "routine check-up".
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In May, she went in for a routine check-up to prepare for the move.
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But when she asked me to complete the routine "check in," I couldn't do it.
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Exxon declared force majeure last week citing a "system anomaly" it observed during a routine check.
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There are a lot of emergency situations where you just want to do a routine check.
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In Milan, police killed him after he pulled a gun on them during a routine check.
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But is it okay to go for a routine check up when you're on your period?
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Stewart, 74, was reportedly diagnosed with prostate cancer in February 2016, during a routine check-up.
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Ragbir was detained during a routine check-in with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) on Thursday morning.
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Jesus was deported after he voluntarily showed up at ICE offices for a routine check-in this year.
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An officer was doing a routine check and saw the fire from the smoking session inside of Crockett's car.
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Escobar went to a routine check-in last year, was detained and later deported, according to the news service.
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The F.B.I. request could be a routine, "check-the-box" request, according to one person briefed on the request.
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Yesterday, he was admitted to a hospital in Ramallah, which Palestinian officials said involved routine check-ups after the surgery.
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But its usefulness as a middleman industry to cover costs for routine check-ups and procedures is dubious at best.
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A Salvadoran man is facing deportation in Houston after voluntarily showing up to an ICE office for a routine check-in.
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When we ask what this is all about, they simply say it's a routine check and that everyone will be searched.
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In December, Gutierrez reported to an ICE office in El Paso for what he expected to be a routine check-in.
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"After a routine check-up it was determined that he had low blood pressure which they're correcting with medication," Watkins said.
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Ragbir was arrested during a routine check-in meeting with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in New York earlier this month.
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The declaration came after the company observed a "system anomaly" during a routine check of its loading facility on July 14.
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They are not taking their children to the doctor for routine check-ups and vaccinations out of fear of encountering DHS.
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EMTs performed a routine check of the governor at the Capitol and cleared him to leave, said Jaime Tincher, his chief of staff.
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Guadalupe Garcia de Rayos was deported after a routine check-in with an office of the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement in Phoenix.
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For a refresher on squat form, as well as helpful variations to add to your routine, check out this 30-day squat challenge.
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No previous lump was detected during the Empress' routine check-up in January although her health has become a matter of continuing concern.
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As we previously reported, UCLA doctors detected an abnormality during a routine check up and advised O'Neal that a heart procedure was crucial.
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Munoz-Moyano was traveling on an American Airlines flight from Chile, NBC Miami reported, and was arrested after his routine check at customs.
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Guadalupe Garcia de Rayos was deported to Mexico Thursday following a routine check-in with a US Immigration and Customs Enforcement office in Phoenix.
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Schlehuber, a 57-year-old stay-at-home dad from Boston, tweeted the news Monday to urge his followers to get routine check-ups.
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I have been cancer-free since December 2016 but I still visit my oncologist about once every quarter for routine check-ups and bloodwork.
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The cost of the epidemic could be tempered if people don't seek other kinds of care, like a routine check up or hip replacement.
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They were found early one morning in Mr. Barajas's car by police officers conducting a routine check of a parking lot in Henderson, Nev.
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EMTs performed a routine check on the governor at the Capitol and cleared him to leave, Chief of Staff Jaime Tincher said in a statement.
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Women who have had transvaginal mesh surgically implanted should "continue with their annual and other routine check-ups and follow-up care," the FDA advised.
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In a new video in association with Cholesterol 911, Leno is hoping to raise awareness about the importance of routine check-ups and eating healthy.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - On a routine check of a surface coal mining facility in rural Alabama early this month, inspector Randall Aldridge first smelled gasoline.
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Rayos was taken into custody Wednesday by U.S. immigration agents during a routine check-in at the Phoenix offices of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
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Raul Grijalva and Ruben Gallego are bringing the children of an undocumented immigrant who was recently deported during a routine check-in with enforcement officials.
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Just ask Obama Immigrants urged to 'know the risks' Activists have said some unauthorized immigrants, fearing deportation, may skip routine check-ins with US immigration authorities.
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But after a routine check-up found that Taylor's blood pressure was dangerously high, doctors told her she needed to deliver her baby a week early.
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Panico and Kirk were taken into custody Thursday after police discovered the family on the litter-strewn property in Joshua Tree, California, during a routine check.
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Since Anwana was denied asylum in 2008, he has met with ICE officials annually with an advocate for routine check-ins, according to Michigan Public Radio.
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Stewart, 74, told the crowd he was given the all-clear in July after being diagnosed with prostate cancer during a routine check-up in 2016.
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Contrary to many experts in the field, Redfield called for the universal screening of patients during routine check-ups, hospitalizations, and even when obtaining a marriage license.
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Mr. Ragbir, during a routine check-in with Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents in Lower Manhattan, was told that he was being detained and would be deported.
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Before you start in a rowing routine, check out British Rowing's step-by-step instructions and photos of how to execute the drive and recovery phases properly.
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During the routine check-up, Dr. Robin Craig began asking standard questions about the last time Vayda had had her teeth examined when the baby started to fuss.
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On Saturday, Michoacán State Police went to Ocampo to question 28 municipal officers in a routine check unrelated to Juárez's death, the law enforcement agency said on Sunday.
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But Magdalena Kalewa - who stopped taking her anti-malarial medications once pregnant - said she was verbally abused by a nurse during a routine check up at Palestina hospital.
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The sewer under Whitechapel Road is about four feet high and less than three feet wide, and Thames Water engineers found the fatberg there during a routine check.
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Nobody wants to be the next Guadalupe García de Rayos, the Arizona woman who was deported to Mexico after her routine check-in with ICE officials in February.
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But agents also have been moving more aggressively, taking into custody people who arrived for routine check-ins, and even apprehending people arriving at courthouses on nonimmigration matters.
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Two New York City Council members were among those arrested following protests after an immigration rights activist was detained by federal immigration officials during a routine check-in.
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The UCLA basketball star went under the knife early Thursday morning to correct an irregularity that team doctors had spotted during a routine check-up earlier this year.
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Before addressing Congress in late July, Duterte also made a routine check at a hospital and his aides were quick to say there was nothing wrong with his health.
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Sidmouth, however, has only about 13,000 permanent residents, and its fatberg was discovered in a routine check under The Esplanade, a picturesque seafront road full of hotels and restaurants.
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A routine check in its sewers before Christmas last year revealed the fatberg longer than the Tower of Pisa lurking underneath the town's seafront road known as the Esplanade.
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"We do routine check-ups with Ceduna to build strong bonds with her and ensure the highest quality of care," Lauren Smith, D.V.M., veterinarian at ZooTampa said in a statement.
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Police had stopped the truck near the city of Xanthi for a routine check, arresting the driver and taking him and the migrants to a nearby police station for identification.
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"He quickly recovered, walked out of the Capitol and turned home," Kendall said, adding that emergency medical technicians met Dayton at his home and performed a "routine check" on him there.
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But months into Sewald's pregnancy, a doctor told them at a routine check-up that he noticed swelling and that she would have to have a c-section the next morning.
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In fact, García Aguilar's deportation was just the first of many cases in which undocumented residents who were granted nonpriority status found themselves deported when they appeared for routine check-ins.
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Daniel Panico, 240, and 22-year-old Mona Kirk, were taken into custody Thursday after police discovered the family on the litter-strewn property in Joshua Tree, California, after a routine check.
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I can't see any signs of frustration or anger toward Amanda—they just sit in the waiting room, casually talking about the wedding, as if they were here for a routine check.
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I do my nightly routine, check on the kids and jump into bed with E. He's up working in bed and I talk to him for a few minutes before falling asleep.
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The family purchased a new home that needed a complete renovation and as they began to make plans for that, a routine check up in April 2016 showed that Rowan's cancer had returned.
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The photos prompted immigration chiefs to run a routine check on him, according to Germany's DPA news agency and the Hong Kong-founded news site Coconuts news, which has a bureau in Bangkok.
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"I have found three disposable lenses in an elderly gentleman's eye during a routine check-up but 27 is extreme," says Ceri Smith-Jaynes, an Association of Optometrists spokesperson and an optometrist herself.
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On June 7, Balde reported for what he thought was a routine check-in at ICE's branch office in Charleston, West Virginia, the city where he lives with his wife, an American citizen.
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A red panda named Hoppy examined during a routine check-up conducted by veterinarians and veterinary technicians and, second left, Harvard medical school student Wataru Ebina, at the Franklin Park Zoo in Boston.CreditCreditM.
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A wobbly video released by the Italian police on Monday showed that he had not shown resistance when approached by agents and asked to follow them to a nearby station for a routine check.
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He thinks a loud slamming door during his routine check of the floor is what tipped off his location to Paddock, who then started shooting into the hallway -- and hit Campos in the leg.
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Over the last two years, as they've pushed back the ISIS caliphate, the process has become routine: Check houses for bombs; clear them of broken glass; rig them for electric; carry over water, rice, generators.
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I was just thinking that this was a routine check, that this will be done with soon, and we'll get a margarita in our hands and look back and think that was a crazy experience.
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The crackdown has been met with widespread fear in the communities it targets, such as when a 35-year-old mother named Guadalupe Garcia de Rayos was deported during a routine check-in with ICE.
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"The arrests were made during a routine check by police and after interrogation we found they are all from Myanmar," said Imon Saikia, a police official in the city of Karimganj where the group was arrested.
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If you need a hand in honing in on your routine, check out the hair, skin-care, and makeup products — at all price points — that four Black girls at R29 used to the very last drop.
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U.S. District Judge Katherine Forrest ordered the release of Ravi Ragbir, who was arrested during a routine check-in meeting with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in New York earlier this month, The Washington Post reported.
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What we know about Arizona mother's deportation On Wednesday, Garcia de Rayos went for her routine check-in with immigration authorities, her eighth visit since her 2008 arrest and conviction for using a fake Social Security number.
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In January of this year, ICE officials in New York arrested immigration activist Ravi Ragbir, who serves as the executive director of the immigration activist group New Sanctuary Coalition, during a routine check-in with the agency.
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If you've ever entered a company's office as a visitor or contractor, you probably know the routine: check in with a receptionist, figure out who invited you, print out a badge and get on your merry way.
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Before the article was published, one of the reporters who worked on it informed the C.I.A. that it would include Mr. D'Andrea's name — a routine check for comment that Times reporters make for the sake of fairness.
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The plans are offered to everyone regardless of their health and cover everything from routine check-ups and emergency room visits to organ failure and cancer, and insurers said costs of doing that were higher than expected.
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A licensed social worker will oversee the recruitment of graduate students who will handle the on-the-ground matching services, run background checks and home inspections and provide routine check-ins to ensure the matches are successful.
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But if this becomes widespread, it could be a convenient diagnosis tool, especially for people who are low-income or live in rural areas or have a hard time getting to the doctor for a routine check-up.
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In a statement released Wednesday, Shenyang authorities appeared to attempt to dispel this speculation, saying his cancer was diagnosed less than a month ago, on June 7, after a routine check-up found unusual symptoms on May 31.
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A routine check of a different item produced by the supplier for a different company revealed positive Listeria Monocytogenes findings, so the company is voluntarily recalling everything made in their facility during the time of the potential contamination.
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Guns should be on a list of routine uncomfortable questions doctors ask patients during routine check-ups, the same way physicians may ask about things like sex or smoking or drug use, Fleegler said in a phone interview.
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A routine check of lab practices in December revealed that all of the lab's Zika tests were coming back negative, raising concerns about their accuracy, a spokeswoman for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said on Thursday.
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Think of it like the sorts of compliance training you might need for larger organizations, except it's a routine check-in on making sure you know all the right skills in order to deal with issues as they arise.
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I have a routine check every morning and night of my tumblr feed, my Instagram discover, the Facebook and Twitter timelines and the Vine popular page, desperate to be in on every single joke even if it kills me.
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Earlier Friday, Mexico warned its citizens living in the United States to "take precautions" and remain in contact with consular officials, following the deportation of an undocumented mother while she was on a routine check-in with US immigration authorities.
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During a routine check-up last year, Dr. Harlyn Susarla, ordered a panoramic X-ray for Hunter Rose Jones, then 4, when she noticed the child had several loose teeth, which was unusual for her age, ABC affiliate KOMO News reported.
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A case in Phoenix illustrated their fears: Guadalupe García de Rayos, 35, a married mother of two who sneaked across the border 211 years ago, was deported to Nogales, Mexico, after a routine check-in with the federal immigration agency.
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Line, a subsidiary of South Korea's Naver Corp, said in a statement on its website that it was under investigation as part of a routine check on issuers of prepaid means of payment, such as tokens used in smartphone games.
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According to Watson, the unnamed U.S. Customs and Border Protection officer held his passport in what appeared to be a routine check that, one we're all accustomed to going through in the post-22019/11 era, before it took a bizarre turn.
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The Zurich Upper Court upheld a lower labor court ruling in deciding the company, whose name was not made public, inappropriately opened the chats and made copies of them during a routine check of employees' business mobile phones for defects and unauthorized software.
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The child is in custody along with his mother and his 1-year-old brother at the detention center in Dilley, Texas, after the family was detained during what they believed to be a routine check-in at an ICE office in Los Angeles.
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During the prosecution's opening statements last week, Pishoy Yacoub, an assistant district attorney, said that Mr. Lightfoot had caught the attention of Eliseo Perez Jr., an assistant chief for security, and Gerald Vaughn, a correction captain, during a routine check of inmates for weapons.
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They, along with the millions of other children who fear that a parent will be taken away during a work-site raid or what used to be routine check-ins with the Department of Homeland Security, are bearing the brunt of President Trump's immigration policies.
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Right now, a Medicare patient could go to a health care provider for a routine check-up — and the federal government might end up paying a totally different price, depending on whether the provider is considered a physician's office or a hospital's outpatient department.
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They had also insisted that no more than 16,500 beds be occupied by immigrants detained through ICE enforcement activities in the interior part of the country – a shorthand way of referring to immigrants often picked up in workplace raids or during routine check-ins with immigration authorities.
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Patients, particularly those who would be at high risk for a serious illness if they were infected, can also opt to substitute a trip to a doctor's office with a virtual visit when it is a routine check in with a specialist or a primary care doctor.
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McClain later acknowledged that she had accessed the account from the space station, according to the Times, though she argued it was a routine check; she claimed she was making sure Worden had enough money to cover bills and other costs for the child they'd been raising together.
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Mr. Levinson allows his star to settle into the skin of a fussy cynic, who's so nit-picky that when the Securities and Exchange Commission drops by for a routine check, he's more annoyed by the agent's jacket than at the possibility that his con could be exposed.
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He was noted by the police in a routine check in September as he drove between Hungary and Austria with Salah Abdeslam, believed to be the lone surviving suspect of the Paris attacks, who was arrested in Belgium less than a week ago and who now says he wants to be returned to France.
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While Dr. Perry said in a message posted online that she was arrested over "a single parking ticket," Captain Sutter said that the officers who stopped her — a man and a woman — learned during a routine check that her driving privileges had been suspended and a warrant had been issued for her arrest over two unpaid parking violations from 2013.
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The Curiosity Rover&aposs Wheels Aren&apost Looking So GoodA routine check performed by NASA has uncovered two tears on the treads of the Mars Curiosity…Read more ReadThe advantage to using a tire like this here on Earth is immediately obvious, especially if you've ever had to change a flat tire on the side of the road in the cold of night.
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The Clinton campaign is trying to smooth out future bumps by maintaining contacts at multiple levels, including high-level calls on policy between the campaign chairman, John Podesta, and the White House chief of staff, Denis R. McDonough, and routine check-in calls about public statements between the campaign's communications director, Jennifer Palmieri, and her White House counterparts, Ms. Psaki and Mr. Earnest.
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Rep. Al GreenAlexander (Al) N. GreenDanish prime minister: Trump's idea to buy Greenland 'absurd' Juan Williams: Democrats finally hit Trump where it hurts We need a climate plan for agriculture MORE (D-Texas) traveled to El Salvador over the weekend to meet with a man who was deported after what he thought was a routine check-in, according to The Associated Press.
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