Using herself as a model was part of her self-sufficiency.
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There's actually a degree of satisfaction that comes with self-sufficiency.
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Her purity and self-sufficiency are what qualify her for survival.
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This will support their road to better health and self-sufficiency.
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There's a certain self-sufficiency that comes with being a leader.
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He wanted to talk about vans, and self-sufficiency, and freedom.
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Endarky is rather the drive toward self-sufficiency; exarky, its inverse.
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"They have declared war against US energy self-sufficiency," Bass tweeted.
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Like cages, they display the self-sufficiency of a circumscribed world.
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I had coped with her death with a controlled self-sufficiency.
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The new approach could even pave the way for "100 percent self-sufficiency in power, heat, and water, and 50 percent self-sufficiency in food production", according to the report's author, energy systems engineer Florijn de Graaf.
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" Added Miss Vermont, Rylee Field, "It's kind of a self-sufficiency thing.
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The interviews for this book provide a blueprint for creative self-sufficiency.
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She is stable and continuously makes strides toward independence and self-sufficiency.
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Their belief in self-sufficiency means they do not accept government subsidies.
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That would allow more time for the economy to achieve "self-sufficiency".
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I was very surprised by the extent of the community's self sufficiency.
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But that kind of tenacity and self-sufficiency is sorely needed today.
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Amit understood self-sufficiency and the ways I hid my own humanness.
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On the subject of self-sufficiency, what's the worst thing you've eaten?
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Egypt hopes to halt gas imports by 2019 and achieve self-sufficiency.
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I've spent my life enjoying solitude and self-sufficiency in the wild.
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"It is pushing China's strive for self-sufficiency, technological independence," Jin said.
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Her farm isn't profitable, but perhaps self-sufficiency is its own reward.
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My family homeschooled; all our friends homeschooled; we all prioritized self-sufficiency.
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How can these farmers safeguard their own self-sufficiency and well-being?
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"We must encourage self-sufficiency among those receiving public assistance," Idaho Gov.
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We need more role models to encourage self-sufficiency and hard work.
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In short, Preston has exploited austerity as a catalyst for self-sufficiency.
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Success could only mean self-sufficiency, being a boss, not a dependent.
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Those advantages give them a higher chance of attaining financial self-sufficiency.
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My Friend's Place supports homeless youth on their path to self-sufficiency.
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North Korea's "Juche" ideology of self-sufficiency officially replaced Marxism-Leninism in 1972.
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That spirit of self-sufficiency runs through the history of American food culture.
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It replaces self-sufficiency and dignity in old age with dependence and uncertainty.
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In other words they run their industries at very close to self-sufficiency.
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So even as they undermine its self-sufficiency, they help sustain the population.
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The movement turned inward cultivating a story of Black pride and self-sufficiency.
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It is found by defeating self-sufficiency for a state of mutual dependence.
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One such measure was seeking self-sufficiency in gasoline production, the report added.
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The government wants to boost its hydrocarbon reserves to guarantee its self-sufficiency.
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Republicans say their proposal is aimed at reducing poverty and promoting self-sufficiency.
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So does that mean America's goal of energy self-sufficiency has finally been achieved?
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They still think it's a racket, and, as ever, take pride in self-sufficiency.
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In a push for self-sufficiency, the government has encouraged farmers to grow rice.
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The second conclusion is that self-sufficiency has not changed in over 2202 years.
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This redefinition of self-sufficiency ignores the way that most people use these programs.
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That's not just about powering growth: It's also about national security and self-sufficiency.
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He said rice smuggling across the western border threatened his policy of self-sufficiency.
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He said rice smuggling across the western border threatened his policy of self-sufficiency.
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Throughout our history, self-sufficiency has been a core tenet of the American dream.
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This self-sufficiency makes it ideal for the intense scrutineering of very few works.
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As president, Mr. Chirac drifted away from a Gaullist belief in French self-sufficiency.
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If you want a lesson in self-sufficiency, come to Puerto Rico, they say.
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But utter self-sufficiency is, if we are honest, impossible for most of us.
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Together, these two works establish the exhibition's initial themes of environmentalism and self-sufficiency.
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Unlike with, say, hunting, there's no tale of rugged rural self-sufficiency to draw on.
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I do this because I have a libertarian streak and value self-sufficiency above all.
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IKTVA, Arabic for self-sufficiency, will help generate 500,000 direct and indirect jobs for Saudis.
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It should be a system that creates self-sufficiency and is a closed-loop system.
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A part any sort of freedom is self-sufficiency, being able to provide for yourself.
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Perdue has defended the plan as necessary during a strong economy to promote self-sufficiency.
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We pride ourselves for our self-sufficiency, sense of responsibility, moral behavior and hard work.
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Ms. Keeling lives alone and says that self-sufficiency is a key to her longevity.
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Protective measures toward agriculture and efforts at self-sufficiency will hurt Mexican consumers and producers.
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"I don't like to go anywhere," said Dening, who treasures her hard-earned self-sufficiency.
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Unfortunately, continued U.S. presence coupled with Saudi Arabian predilection for outsourcing tasks hinders self-sufficiency.
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It attests to vitality under duress: "There are amazing examples of self-sufficiency," she said.
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"Our goal is to get people on the path to self-sufficiency," Mr. Bremberg said.
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There she has learned less about self-sufficiency than the importance of community and connection.
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China's open drive for supremacy and "self-sufficiency" in key technologies is well-known worldwide.
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The self-sufficiency in sugar cane has a positive accounting impact on Jalles Machado's margins.
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Lacey roams as free as can be; her mother believes in teaching her kids self sufficiency early on (maybe a little too much self sufficiency as we see when Lacey ribs her mother for being hungover before she leaves to greet the new neighbors).
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That would require major changes to the North's personality cult and "juche" ideology of self sufficiency.
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COPPER AND NICKEL - STILL HUNGRY China is still some way from self-sufficiency of refined copper.
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COPPER AND NICKEL - STILL HUNGRY China is still some way from self-sufficiency of refined copper.
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Pushing for self-sufficiency in energy, successive governments have favoured coal-fired power over cleaner plants.
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Ex-London mayor Boris Johnson frequently indulges in this kind of rhetoric of national self-sufficiency.
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Eating on the subway requires a blend of self-sufficiency and shamelessness that I truly respect.
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High rice prices, a result of a misguided self-sufficiency programme, hit the poor especially hard.
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They believed Chinese migrants drove wages down, threatening the independence and self-sufficiency of white workers.
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In a news release, the DHS said the rule is designed ensure self-sufficiency from immigrants.
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The final goal was for people with disabilities to be able to establish economic self-sufficiency.
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But organizations like Dona Kolors can face their own problems when it comes to self sufficiency.
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To Linda, the American dream has been whittled down to self-sufficiency and the open road.
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Latino pastors and churches are targeted with messages about abortion, "religious freedom" and economic self-sufficiency.
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These milestones on the road to self-sufficiency would be jeopardized if DACA is wiped out.
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This belief has, in turn, made the billionaire's nods toward economic self-sufficiency strike a chord.
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"Constraints breed resourcefulness, self-sufficiency and invention," reads an Amazon leadership principle listed on its website.
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Beijing has prioritized self-sufficiency in these three "strategic" grains and has large stockpiles of reserves.
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In other words, our utility will have attained wind self-sufficiency in the state of Iowa.
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ECOWAS was established in 20003 to foster economic integration and collective self-sufficiency in West Africa.
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But tribal self-sufficiency has also been an emergency response to federal failure and broken treaties.
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At the time, labor leaders were steeped in an agrarian tradition of independence and self-sufficiency.
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Your level of self-sufficiency is a clue as to how well marriage will work for you.
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I got really lost on the Appalachian Trail that summer, so it's like a self-sufficiency thing.
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The road to self-sufficiency is one that is sure to improve the lives of all Americans.
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But he argued against "economic entanglement among nations" in an essay titled "National Self-Sufficiency" in 1933.
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A fanciful scheme for "food self-sufficiency" would include price guarantees for crops produced by southern farmers.
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Over time, the authors fear that humans will lose their capacity for judgment, discrimination and self-sufficiency.
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According to Nikkei's report, the self-sufficiency rate among Chinese chipmakers was just 15 percent in 2018.
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I don't believe in self-help or self-sufficiency, but I know there's something changing in me.
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House Republicans say their conservative farm bill proposal is aimed at reducing poverty and promoting self-sufficiency.
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It aims to achieve self-sufficiency in rice by 2018 and in wheat by 2019 or 2020.
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I know from your Hexvessel interview with Louise Brown that you're very much interested in self-sufficiency.
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Plus, these units serve as an excellent way to bond with youngsters and nurture their self-sufficiency.
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López Obrador, who has often called for greater self-sufficiency, might be happy to let it go.
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What they're seeking is self-sufficiency, but aren't billionaires the least self-sufficient people on the planet?
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Verma has long argued that promoting self-sufficiency is key to any changes states make to Medicaid.
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In political science or economics, the word autarky is used to describe a state of self-sufficiency.
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As Maryam, Dahlia Azama counters Noura's hungry radiance with a different kind: the radiance of self-sufficiency.
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Still, it was a way of putting whatever self-sufficiency I thought I had to the test.
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The Marathon des Sables is designed for self-sufficiency and allows only limited assistance to the runners.
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Its flagship project has been investigating self-sufficiency in New York's food, waste, energy and transport systems.
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Its flagship project has been investigating self-sufficiency in New York's food, waste, energy and transport systems.
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In 1984, Indonesia achieved self-sufficiency in rice production — a milestone that is celebrated at the museum.
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Program participants work with partnering social service agencies to ensure stabilization and work towards self-sufficiency goals.
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They fully understood the importance of self-sufficiency and made a life for themselves on their own.
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India's prime minister honored a symbol of rural women's aspirations for dignity and self-sufficiency — the toilet.
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The Trump administration is highly selective in how it applies the standard of "self-sufficiency" for programs.
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It was there that I learned of the necessity — and the possibilities — of self-sufficiency and cooperation.
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Sure, boredom does lead to creativity and self sufficiency, but it just isn't the same with technology.
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Thus, the budget would cut Amtrak's most subsidized routes to improve the self-sufficiency of the overall system.
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The fact families can consume eggs or milk all year-round adds to their sense of self-sufficiency.
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" Tying welfare more closely to work would, the president said, "increase self-sufficiency, well-being and economic mobility.
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"I want to see sustainability, self-sufficiency, and, of course, pass knowledge directly to the farmers," says Lee.
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Society compels us to drive for self-sufficiency, but that very society we've evolved in holds us back.
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"What's unfair is a government program that encourages dependency rather than incentivizing independence via self sufficiency," Sessions said.
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So with this holiday tour I wanted to promote the values of self-sufficiency and connectedness and industriousness.
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Riyadh has said it wants to tap its own uranium resources for "self-sufficiency in producing nuclear fuel".
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By retreating into the woods, Thoreau tried to reach a state of complete self-sufficiency and simple living.
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This should ensure greater self-sufficiency as well as a healthier trade balance with a shift towards exports.
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The event benefits the Midnight Mission, which works on creating a path to self sufficiency for the homeless.
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These public assistance programs often provide the gateway not only to health but also to economic self-sufficiency.
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Not only were Destiny's Child independent women, but they were eager to spread the gospel of self-sufficiency.
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"It is simply offensive to contend that English proficiency is a valid predictor of self-sufficiency," he wrote.
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Many states have focused on the important challenge of moving welfare recipients from government dependency to self-sufficiency.
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These warning signs are balanced by his rapidly developing self-sufficiency, sense of discipline, math and Chinese skills.
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As Mr. Seibert said, this isn't the first time a European has called for self-sufficiency from America.
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They argue that mandating that people work will lead to self-sufficiency and get them off the rolls.
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But he added that China will continue to emphasize self-sufficiency in grains, rather than relying on imports.
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As Thomas notes, Sandra's childhood bred in her a passion for self-sufficiency and an aversion to whining.
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Americans have been working through their end-times anxiety for decades now, sometimes channeling it towards self-sufficiency.
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But as HuffPost's Amanda Terkel notes, the new statement removes a significant number of words and replaces references to inclusive communities with a line about self-sufficiency: HUD's mission is to ensure Americans have access to fair, affordable housing and opportunities to achieve self-sufficiency, thereby strengthening our communities and nation.
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At that level too, a smart controller will be optimizing all its varied resources, seeking efficiency and self-sufficiency.
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Progressive workplace policies are directly linked to women's ability to excel in their careers and achieve financial self-sufficiency.
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"Our country's immigration laws are designed to protect American taxpayers and promote immigrant self-sufficiency," the first draft reads.
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"All the social science says self-sufficiency cannot be overstated, to wake up everyday and do something," Khanna said.
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Third, thanks to safety net programs, overall material deprivation has declined dramatically since the 28503s despite stagnant self-sufficiency.
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Administration officials point to the nation's low unemployment rate as a reason to push more Americans to self-sufficiency.
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Another gem from our mother on self-sufficiency: If you wait on someone to help you, you'll wait forever.
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They grew up during the Great Depression, when self-sufficiency involved learning manual labor and developing an entrepreneurial spirit.
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For one, self-sufficiency is a message that should be put out there, you don't have to outsource everything.
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Many believed it would usher in a glorious era of progress through political autonomy, economic self-sufficiency and democracy.
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Hispanic culture dominates in the area, and the region values independence, self-sufficiency, and hard work above all else.
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Between jags of crippling loneliness and wretched TV, it's an education in self-sufficiency, self-actualization and self-tanner.
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Parents end up making stark, unfair choices between their child's health and wellbeing and their family's economic self-sufficiency.
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Thanks to operating leverage, opex control, and tight working capital management, Tesla appears increasingly likely to achieve financial self-sufficiency.
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The other side: The Trump administration sees the change as promoting self-sufficiency among immigrants, according to the proposed rule.
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President Donald Trump's economic advisers recently released a report arguing that work requirements build "self-sufficiency" and improve people's lives.
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It has negative aspects—lack of empathy, outsized self-regard—but also some positive aspects, including charisma and self-sufficiency.
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If done well, foreign assistance will help set our partner countries on a path toward self-sufficiency and aid independence.
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In a world where knowledge and skills are the key to economic self-sufficiency, that's already a recipe for failure.
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My parents taught me that cooking was about self-sufficiency, and not some sort of mystical connection to your roots.
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"That's what drives the country towards self-sufficiency," he said after addressing Nigeria's highest economic policy advisory body in Abuja.
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The theory was that TANF would serve the truly needy, while the lazy would progress into lives of self-sufficiency.
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"The principle driving it is an old American value and that's self-sufficiency," Cuccinelli said in a Fox News interview.
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Self-sufficiency is one of many things to highlight about renewables, which should be of particular interest to the right.
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SNAP helps working families put food on the table while they pursue jobs that will lead them to self-sufficiency.
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No, my friends: the dream of complete self-sufficiency is within our grasp, and it begins, ineluctably, at our anuses.
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Republicans support the new measure and argue that the program should be doing a better job of promoting self-sufficiency.
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In practical terms, this means we should be keeping larger inventories and promoting a greater degree of regional self-sufficiency.
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" In her youthful loneliness and self-sufficiency, she is a ghost of Bone from Dorothy Allison's "Bastard Out of Carolina.
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This is an inspiring story — told by her daughter — of self-sufficiency, endurance, and the brilliance of a resilient mother.
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Nor is self-sufficiency served by a rule that discourages the use of non-cash healthcare, housing, and nutrition assistance.
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It is classified as "high risk", because it is unclear how successful the government will be in encouraging self-sufficiency.
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Her self-sufficiency and resilience are confirmed as she arrives in a grand, austere chateau and starts to settle in.
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Much like a driver's license or another road-to-adulthood milestone, a smartphone represents self-sufficiency, access, responsibility, and freedom.
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"The greatest problem with the Regime of Choice stems from its misconception of maturity as absolute self-sufficiency," Aronson writes.
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After a rapid self-sufficiency drive, the country, for example, now exports dairy products, compared to importing over 90% before.
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The transformational power of work overcomes addiction and dependency, helping people discover self-sufficiency and a life of meaning instead.
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A former foster child, Naledi is big on self-sufficiency and low on trust, so she assumes it's all a scam.
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The limits of energy self-sufficiency are not moral failings, they are a matter of local climate, population density, and engineering.
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Of course, self-empowerment can't exist without some degree of self-sufficiency, which is very important to Favour as an artist.
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A company that famously claims to only attract "fully formed adults," Netflix demands self-sufficiency from employees and rewards them accordingly.
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"I think that there are a number of policies we've seen that have this language of economic self-sufficiency," Foydel said.
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It fused the counterculture's interest in community with a technologist's obsession with tools that might expand human freedom and self-sufficiency.
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Supporters say self-sufficiency is an important criterion when considering immigration decisions and that concerns about the draft rule were exaggerated.
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The winery was founded on the idea of self-sufficiency and a desire to bring sustainable farming practices into the mainstream.
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"AMLO's desire for greater energy self-sufficiency is partially rooted in concern over the reliability of US energy supplies," he writes.
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FOTL followers generally have a few core beliefs, all of which revolve around self-sufficiency and a rejection of modern governments.
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Most countries are reluctant to rely on their neighbors for energy, deeming self-sufficiency more important than cost, reliability and sustainability.
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"Self-sufficiency has been a basic principle of United States immigration law since this country's earliest immigration statutes," the proposal says.
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But this ethos deprives children of the chance to develop social skills and the sense of self-sufficiency associated with adulthood.
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Simmonds and Shnabel also hope to demonstrate their innovation and self sufficiency under extreme climates in the vessel that they redesigned.
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Disabled people are often dependent on other people, and in our lionization of self-sufficiency, we see that as a weakness.
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Mr. Trump's mention in his speech of financial self-sufficiency for immigrants seemed to suggest he would favor such a standard.
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President Gamal Abdel Nasser established the Ministry of Military Production in 1954 to help Egypt achieve self sufficiency in arms production.
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If austerity was the catalyst for moving toward self-sufficiency, the renovated 19th-century market is physical proof of the transformation.
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That's over 90 million people that really are following the path that should get them to middle income and self-sufficiency.
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The Zimbabwean press reported that the country's Vice President Emmerson Mnangagwa said the plan aims to ensure the country's food self-sufficiency.
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Meanwhile, the Sioux Agreement of 1889 was enacted and had disastrous effects for the Lakota Sioux people's territory and their self sufficiency.
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At one point, the little champ is dropped into a deep-fryer, and the ending has a remorseless message about self-sufficiency.
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Trump officials are calling this a "public charge rule," which they say will reinforce "ideals of self-sufficiency," according to the BBC.
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He is a perfect example of how Job Corps puts young Americans on the path to self-sufficiency, confidence and financial stability.
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Thus, future efforts to enhance the safety net should aim to improve self-sufficiency, primarily through education and more meaningful work incentives.
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"We knew we would be back," Mr. Hannon said, reflecting locals' sense of their resilience and self-sufficiency, regardless of government's hand.
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Chinese leaders opened the door to soyabean imports even as they clung to a policy of self-sufficiency in staple food grains.
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The initial juche ideal of "self-reliance" centered on three elements: ideological autonomy, economic self-sufficiency, and military independence from imperial influence.
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Akuno wanted to keep the focus on the co-ops and the assemblies and elections—real counter power, backed by self-sufficiency.
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A major component of the education that happens here revolves around self-sufficiency and empowerment while still being connected to the land.
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He must woo us with conservative fiscal policies, which promote self-sufficiency and can offer young Americans a brighter, more prosperous future.
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They were originally farmers but prized self-sufficiency, so they served as their own blacksmiths and carriage builders, and became highly proficient.
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It's ironic that small-town and rural folk take so much pride in self-sufficiency yet won't move to improve their prospects.
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Mr. Tardif follows his ethics of self-sufficiency in the woods of Massachusetts, where he concocts and bottles his inks by himself.
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That plan is based partly on his assessment that trade frictions will persist and that the United States will seek self-sufficiency.
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For the Cynics, only those people who achieved self-sufficiency (autarkeia) or independence of mind could truly exercise their freedom of speech.
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That works in Wuhan and a surveillance state but not in a nation of individualists wedded to the idea of self-sufficiency.
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In local public schools, young artist-activists, often working free, taught children the virtues of cultural self-expression and communal self-sufficiency.
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Palestinians will be able to seize the new future with dignity, self-sufficiency and national pride to ensure a successful Palestinian state.
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Iran was one of the largest markets for Russian wheat until it slashed purchases in 2016 due to Tehran's self-sufficiency drive.
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If we are to help needy families achieve self-sufficiency, restoring meaningful work requirements in traditional cash assistance programs is critically important.
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They move with self-sufficiency and stoicism among white doctors who seem increasingly haunted and lost, suffering their pangs of Western existentialism.
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But she has heard numerous stories from her father, about the importance of self-sufficiency and responsibility and upholding the family name.
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" HuffPost reported that HUD would remove the language from its mission statement and would replace it with language centered on "self-sufficiency.
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"Ironically, this administration is undermining the goal of the program, which is self-sufficiency," said Ms. Yang, the evangelical agency's vice president.
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US energy self-sufficiency would be a flawed reason to exit the Middle East, as oil markets and their vulnerabilities are global.
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But the two albums also share an emphasis on black self-sufficiency — on "Lemonade," the argument was sociopolitical; here, it's largely financial.
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"CMS believes that meaningful work is essential to beneficiaries' economic self-sufficiency, self-esteem, well-being, and health of Americans," Verma said.
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Plus, dog breeders have been selecting for physical and behavioral characteristics that have very little to do with self-sufficiency in the wild.
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It requires each person seeking assistance to adhere to an individualized plan for achieving self-sufficiency, which will be reviewed every 90 days.
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They didn't just want to feed people, but to build a space that would kindle their senses of self-sufficiency, community, and pride.
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The teens are taught about urban agriculture to develop food self-sufficiency and they're provided opportunities like visiting urban agricultural spaces in Detroit.
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Bob: Well I think several years ago China indicated a desire to build more self-sufficiency and this is not a new situation.
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As food self-sufficiency remains one of key objectives of the Russian government, we expect state support to agricultural producers to be maintained.
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"People need to be treated with dignity and be empowered to achieve self-sufficiency and effect change on a community level," she said.
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Mr Sirota (pictured) hopes to help restore Russia's self-sufficiency, which (like Mr Putin) he considers a matter of both dignity and security.
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If we want to give the neediest in our society a path to self-sufficiency, we must give them a path to employment.
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Many support welfare reform to ask those receiving assistance to engage in work or prepare for work to attain independence and self sufficiency.
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Eventually, we would like to extend this approach to everyone in the system and put more people on a pathway to self-sufficiency.
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When the local army command, charged with implementing the government's programme of "food self-sufficiency", attempted to acquire land for cultivation, villagers protested.
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Now you must be deeply generous in another, seemingly paradoxical way: by giving your grown children the gift of independence and self-sufficiency.
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As an advocate for personal freedom, self-sufficiency and the free market, I know the value of telling life stories that blunt stereotypes.
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Furthermore, we know of no other investor-owned utility, wherever located, that by 2021 will have achieved a position of wind self-sufficiency.
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Regardless of his self-sufficiency, he knew that if his parents learned about his job they would most certainly freak the fuck out.
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Not only does it cause you to develop creativity and self-sufficiency, it also lets you discover your greatest source of entertainment: you.
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Qatar's goal of greater food self sufficiency has required launching agriculture on a commercial scale in one of the world's harshest desert climates.
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Overall, minimum wages need to be raised so that they are livable, self-sufficiency wages that enable workers to live above the poverty level.
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We focused on keeping the teenage pregnancy rate on a historic downward trend, because we know it is a barrier to economic self-sufficiency.
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This year, they are launching a leadership consultancy called Own Not Run, which aims to help business owners guide their companies toward self-sufficiency.
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Wolf pups, for instance, are often left alone when the pack goes out to hunt, giving these animals an almost cat-like self-sufficiency.
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Recognizing agriculture's value in keeping East Ghoutans alive, opposition officials in exile have supported farming projects to provide them some measure of self-sufficiency.
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He put in a bean field to support his two-year experiment in self-sufficiency and he was wracked with guilt about pulling weeds.
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Companies need to trust Appalachians to call upon the resourcefulness, self-sufficiency, ingenuity and altruism that have always guided this part of the country.
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Once you're clear on what you owe and where you would like to be its time to move up to Level 2, self-sufficiency.
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We are investing in infrastructure and roads to improve connectivity across the country and promoting agriculture to ensure self-sufficiency and nutrition for all.
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The big table (pictured on the cover of their cookbook) also helped teach them about self-sufficiency, especially during times when money was tight.
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Yet, under Carson, HUD is walking away from the agency's mission to fight discrimination and is instead prioritizing the more nebulous "self-sufficiency" standard.
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The montage of Mr. Steiner's movie actively looks for links among his subjects: fierce self-sufficiency, absent but not forgotten family, and unachieved dreams.
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China introduced a support price for wheat in 2006 in an attempt to protect farmers from losses and promote self-sufficiency in agricultural products.
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The roof can be inflated with hot or cooled air and is photovoltaic like a solar panel, increasing its self-sufficiency, according to Hymer.
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The proposed legislation paves the way to boost incomes, reduce child poverty, and help move more families out of dependency and into self-sufficiency.
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Boudicca and the Amazons kept popping into my mind, and for women's wear that connotes strength and self-sufficiency, which is no bad thing.
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This runs counter to the Trump administration's stated desire for refugees to assimilate quickly, both to promote national security and to hasten self-sufficiency.
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Serious critics have pointed out that such protectionist policies could cost Mexico its competitive advantages in exchange for self-sufficiency in food and energy.
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Tall, audacious, assured, Ms. Kikta knows how to use her legs like thunderbolts: She made her role a perfect example of feminine self-sufficiency.
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Remaking Potentino's 75 acres as a working agricultural venue was fundamental to the family's vision; self-sufficiency is at the core of their ethos.
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Baking your own bread is a small act that will give you an overwhelming feeling of self-sufficiency like nothing you've ever experienced before.
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The move appears to have strengthened China's resolve to continue its drive for self-sufficiency and to curb imports in various high-tech fields.
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Black Cube nurtures the self-sufficiency of artists and inspires people to discover and appreciate contemporary art beyond traditional white museum and gallery walls.
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You're annoyed that you can't tell who you can lean on—it will clear up soon, but for now, it's all about self sufficiency.
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Time leaps forward between scenes, marked only by Armin's tightening physique and increasing self-sufficiency as he harnesses hydroelectric power and tills his soil.
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At the same time, funds can be invested in programs to help families achieve self-sufficiency so that they no longer need housing assistance.
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The nonprofit organization raises money for conservation efforts across Africa, and works with local communities to promote economic self-sufficiency and improve public health.
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"President Trump has taken action to promote immigrant self-sufficiency, which has long been a fundamental aspect of our immigration system," the proclamation said.
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Cycling able-bodied adults into self-sufficiency would be sped up even further when coupled with other proven reforms like work requirements for welfare.
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GARY MACDOUGAL Former chief executive of Mark Controls; currently focuses on philanthropic work, helping disadvantaged children and families transition from dependency to self-sufficiency.
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The imports last year marked a stark shift for historically major crude exporter Mexico, where decades of oil self-sufficiency are a badge of pride.
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"But now, as we have reached the self-sufficiency two months ago, when we resume exports priority will be for those existing contracts," he said.
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Although, when we first meet her, she is crying frustrated tears, Fonsia prides herself on her self-sufficiency as much as Weller does on his.
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For more than a decade, successive national governments have declined foreign disaster relief as a matter of policy, choosing instead to advertise India's self-sufficiency.
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President Trump's administration thinks it'd be a good idea to tweak this country's motto on incoming immigrants to something more specific ... self-sufficiency or GTFO.
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The specialist pension provider said in a statement ahead of its annual general meeting that it was focused on delivering "capital self-sufficiency" by 2022.
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Biographer David Remnick wrote that Ali was attracted to the Nation of Islam's message of racial pride, self-sufficiency and almost militant sense of manhood.
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Being thrown headfirst into self-sufficiency is hard enough, so why not find a way to make it just the slightest bit easier on yourself?
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Cannabis culture posits a different method of interfacing with your own healthcare—it's much more about self-sufficiency and less about relying on perceived wisdom.
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Work requirements are a powerful tool that can move thousands of able-bodied adults in Ohio and elsewhere out of dependency and into self-sufficiency.
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These groups talk a lot about self sufficiency, and I found myself listening with some empathy when they spoke about where the country is headed.
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And that's not because they all found decent jobs and developed the sense of "personal responsibility" and "self-sufficiency" that Clinton loved to preach about.
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Climate-resilient infrastructure for drinking water, wastewater, and solid waste disposal will also have to be built in order for communities to maintain self-sufficiency.
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"Shareholders ... said the really important thing for us ... is that you continue to grow the business, get to that capital self sufficiency point," he added.
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The point of comparison is not the dreams of economic self-sufficiency of the 1930s but Ronald Reagan's assault on Japanese competition in the 1980s.
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Ms. Rodríguez also sees tech start-ups, which are adept at aggregating resources across supply chains, as key players in strengthening Puerto Rico's self-sufficiency.
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In 2000, the University of Washington created the Center for Women's Welfare, with the goal of advancing what is known as the self-sufficiency standard.
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But the double whammy of the 2008 financial crisis and a volcanic eruption that prevented planes from landing in 2010 have encouraged greater self-sufficiency.
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In 2012, his followers established a social organization called Gafatar, a back-to-the-land communitarian movement that promoted organic farming and agricultural self-sufficiency.
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" The Huffington Post reported Tuesday that HUD would remove the language from its mission statement and would replace it with language centered on "self-sufficiency.
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A single parent with two school-age children, for example would need to make nearly $69,427 a year, according to City Harvest's Self-Sufficiency calculator.
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Also dispiriting is the fact that nearly a quarter of households that fall below the self-sufficiency standard include an adult with a bachelor's degree.
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The Brexiteers, pursuing a fantasy of imperial-era strength and self-sufficiency, have repeatedly revealed their hubris, mulishness and ineptitude over the past two years.
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Totalitarian North Korea's governing ideology of "Juche", which champions self-sufficiency, has brought little but decades of economic stagnation, widespread poverty and, at times, starvation.
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State-owned Chinese enterprises are muscling onto the global stage, encouraged by the government's emphasis on self-sufficiency in chemicals, which exerts downward pressure on prices.
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The proposed budget is focused on moving more people toward self-sufficiency through reforming rental assistance programs and moving aging public housing to more sustainable platforms.
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China's self-sufficiency policies in grains have resulted in the country accounting for just more than half the total global corn stockpiles, according to USDA figures.
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Matt Bevin of Kentucky has also proposed a revolutionary design that ties health coverage to a community engagement requirement designed to help people achieve self-sufficiency.
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Part of this personal growth centers around self-sufficiency, as counterintuitive as it is that I joined a community-based program to attain that specific goal.
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In particular, the anti-poverty programs have failed to produce economic self-sufficiency among their beneficiaries and, as a result, have not "solved" the poverty program.
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The number rigging, critics say, flies in the face of food self-sufficiency targets that Joko Widodo has been aggressively pursuing since taking office in 2000.
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The economy minister said the rift with Gulf neighbors had forced Qatar to accelerate exiting plans for self-sufficiency and to diversify away from oil revenues.
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He called the sanctions "vicious" and "life-threatening" and vowed that the country would fight back by increasing its efforts toward economic self-sufficiency and independence.
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The left-wing populist, who has only held office since December, surely knows the road to greater self-sufficiency is long and bristling with obstacles, however.
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SELF-SUFFICIENCY Some analysts see STAR Market as China's boldest capital market reform yet aimed at luring tech listings away from New York or Hong Kong.
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" Many changes to law and policy have been undertaken in the past several years under the banner of "self-sufficiency" and its close cousin "personal responsibility.
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Rather than promoting self-sufficiency, as proponents of the new rule assert, this rule will ad yet another stumbling block to the lives of vulnerable children.
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It is also finding its way to a state of self-sufficiency: Most vaccines are produced in national laboratories, thus ensuring a stable and affordable supply.
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The net effect on the whole chain is negative, an outcome which seems at odds with the EU's renewed focus on strengthening its industrial self-sufficiency.
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In this context, it said courts needed to review the work prospects of a separated spouse and simply safeguard their future "economic independence or self-sufficiency".
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Federer said he appreciated that increased self-sufficiency, which he estimated came a few years before Wawrinka's first Grand Slam title, which came here in 2014.
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That we can't contribute equally or better to their profitability and competitiveness while bolstering our economic self-sufficiency and contributing to the local and national economies?
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Not only does this final rule enforce an Act of Congress, but it also reaffirms core American values, such as hard work, self-sufficiency, and perseverance.
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Fundamentally, this is a clash between the rugged individualist view of self-sufficiency and a collaborative view of the responsibility of the group for shared objectives.
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Coal has long been a major resource for North Korea, and Kim's call for self sufficiency in the face of international pressure is a recurring theme.
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Mr. Anderson supports devolution and self-sufficiency, he said in an interview, but the government's austerity program is undermining efforts to build new businesses and retain investment.
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Austria's OMV is the latest firm to join an international cluster of energy multinationals helping the United Arab Emirates (UAE) in its push toward gas self-sufficiency.
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But I worry, a lot actually, that my situational need for self-sufficiency will result in me being averse to help of any kind, ever, from anyone.
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Southeast Asia's largest economy has been struggling to rein in the prices of beef and chicken after a string of self-sufficiency policies backfired on the government.
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Setting up weather stations in rural areas is part of the government's Climate Resilient Green Economy strategy, which aims to achieve self-sufficiency in food by 2025.
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Aiming for self-sufficiency in grains, Beijing bought virtually the entire domestic crop each year and paid farmers as much as 60 percent more than global prices.
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But once you master the art of rummaging through the fridge to create something edible in omelette form, you have unlocked a new level of self-sufficiency.
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Family planning is key to achieving life goals, and unwanted pregnancies can prevent women from obtaining an education, fulfilling their career aspirations, and reaching financial self-sufficiency.
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And it indeed possesses the stylish self-sufficiency of a crisply turned epigram; like its resident muscle boy, "The Sandbox" doesn't have an ounce of superfluous fat.
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Designed by the Research and Self-Sufficiency Jihad Organization of the Iranian Army, the Heidair-1 is almost certainly bound for life as an expendable battlefield platform.
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While the path to a commercial launch is fraught with political opposition, allowing GM crops is critical to Modi's goal of attaining self sufficiency in edible oils.
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At SPRAR, Sidibbe and Sarabba take language and vocational classes that train them in both agriculture and body guard certification, skills that aid them in self-sufficiency.
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Viewing one of Cornell's boxes is an almost heartbreaking encounter with inner vitality and outer limitation; like cages, they display the self-sufficiency of a circumscribed world.
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The middle class was bigger and stronger than ever, and when it came time for them to have kids, self-sufficiency was no longer the top priority.
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It maintained that there was nothing more valuable than self-sufficiency, than working a little land, no matter how small, and harvesting your own eggplant and tomatoes.
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Under Kim Jong-un, North Korea remained dedicated to juche, the path of self-sufficiency, while mercilessly rehashing Stalinist formats abandoned practically everywhere else in the world.
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It could not be plainer: This so-called "public charge" rule (it refers to immigrants who are "primarily dependent" on government assistance) isn't about encouraging self-sufficiency.
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The praise was echoed by her mom, Kris, and sister, Kourtney, both posting their own unboxing videos showing off kits designed to support self-sufficiency after disaster.
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The overall objective of such an overhaul is not simply to save money, it's to maximize the odds of helping people move from dependency to self-sufficiency.
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Rethink American communities: Our final goal — one that should be the aim of every anti-poverty program — is to help our beneficiaries reach prosperity and self-sufficiency.
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Earlier this year, the Agriculture Department sought input on "innovative ideas to promote work and self-sufficiency among able-bodied adults" participating in the food stamp program.
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In "The Fragility of Goodness," one of the best-selling contemporary philosophy books, she rejected Plato's argument that a good life is one of total self-sufficiency.
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Now, Hassett is calling for a "War for Self-Sufficiency," which involves reducing many benefits or requiring people to hold down jobs in order to receive them.
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"It would be a home run if we got to 60 to 65 percent" self-sufficiency for the Afghan Air Force, said retired Air Force Brig. Gen.
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HiSilicon's He has described the self-sufficiency efforts as a "long march in the history of technology" that would pay off with the United State's "crazy decision".
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To speak of healthy economies and self-sufficiency in a colony is a contradiction unless it is tied to a dialogue on political self-determination and self-rule.
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Some analysts warn that opportunities for self-sufficiency in the settlements are overstated, and that pressure to be entrepreneurial is unreasonable given the isolation and poverty refugees face.
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"A long-term view is needed on whether to prioritise food standards or food prices, whether to reverse the UK's declining self-sufficiency or increase imports," it said.
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President Vladimir V. Putin has said Russia has the potential to become a world leader in food production, and has set a goal of self-sufficiency by 2020.
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ALUMINIUM AND LEAD - DOMESTIC SURPLUS Domestic market surplus, or at the very least self-sufficiency, is the key feature of both the aluminium and lead sectors in China.
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And, as it expands into international territory and begins to increase its self-sufficiency, Swanston said, it will prove to be an even larger influence on its industry.
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Other aid workers agreed the goal was to move toward self-sufficiency - helping people plant gardens or start an activity that can generate income, even in a camp.
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"I told [the client] that if she's really convinced things are going to be that terrible, invest in self-sufficiency," said Anspach, founder and CEO of Sensible Money.
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With President Xi Jinping rolling out his ambitious "Made in China 85033" program, targeting self-sufficiency in numerous top industries, China is poised to become even more aggressive.
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Neither country, he argued, had Africans' interests at heart, and their practices led not to development and self-sufficiency but servility, primarily as a result of crushing debt.
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While Iranian officials habitually tout self-sufficiency, select North Korean weapons have played an outsized role in Iran's inventory, even if they are later reverse-engineered or modified.
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This includes the "Made in China 2025" blueprint which is based on the twin pillars of Chinese "self-sufficiency" and Chinese domination of global exports in these sectors.
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The National Development Strategy for 21-20 pledges to "rationalise energy consumption and encourage development of renewable energy while raising self-sufficiency levels for farming and fishing production".
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Saudi Arabia has become a major importer of wheat and barley since abandoning plans for self-sufficiency in 2008, as farming in the desert drained scarce water supplies.
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Daily sustenance meant cooking everything at home, regardless of how appalling you were at cooking (self-sufficiency: can you imagine!) and always, always having pockets full of nuts.
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Our family ethos has always been one of independence and self-sufficiency, so I assumed this problem, like any other, could be solved with a little more determination.
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"CMS believes that meaningful work is essential to beneficiaries' economic self-sufficiency, self-esteem, well-being, and health of Americans," Trump health official Seema Verma said last month.
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But if our actions lead China to accelerate its plans to achieve self-sufficiency in key technologies — a likely development — we will be creating a more formidable competitor.
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It also lost much of its oil fields to federal troops, and with them the economic self-sufficiency that has underpinned the region's de facto autonomy since 2005.
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On Monday, we took action to promote these long-standing self-sufficiency ideals by finalizing the public charge inadmissibility regulation to ensure that the law is meaningfully enforced.
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Evan Feigenbaum of the Paulson Institute traced China's ambitions for economic self-sufficiency to the 85033s, when Mao Zedong emphasized the need for Chinese government-driven security solutions.
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States can also enact work requirements and time limits, encouraging many people to enter the private health insurance market and move toward self-sufficiency, shoring up states' budgets.
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But the Trump administration is now working to fix the nation's welfare programs by implementing commonsense reforms that will encourage people to find jobs and attain self-sufficiency.
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All boats are totems of self-sufficiency; the superyacht might be a billionaire's way of convincing himself that he is alone in both his labor and his leisure.
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The document does not give figures for Qatar's current level of self-sufficiency in these areas, but the desert country of 2.7 million is heavily dependent on food imports.
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" Nielsen said the proposed rule is "intended to promote immigrant self-sufficiency and protect finite resources by ensuring that they are not likely to become burdens on American taxpayers.
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He is the creator of Baby Boy, the 2001 cult classic that starred Tyrese as an emotionally underdeveloped man incapable of self-sufficiency until he starts selling stolen apparel.
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Rice imports are a contentious issue in the country where President Joko Widodo is faced with fast-rising food prices but is also pursuing self-sufficiency to protect farmers.
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Despite the self-sufficiency push, Indonesia expected to have imported 700,000 tonnes of rice from Vietnam and Thailand by the end of 2015, a government official said last month.
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Subjects this year range from the struggle of a family trying to retain its self-sufficiency in rural England to a love story between two refugees fleeing civil war.
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"HUD's mission is to ensure Americans have access to fair, affordable housing and opportunities to achieve self-sufficiency, thereby strengthening our communities and nation," the new statement now reads.
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Egypt's Oil Ministry is racing to reverse that trend, speeding up the development of major gas discoveries with a stated goal of achieving energy self-sufficiency by 2020-21.
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The politics of "self-sufficiency and personal responsibility" mask the administration's efforts to reforge the myth of the U.S. as a republic safe only for white and wealthy Americans.
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Nor does Gilbert offer a conventionally satisfying resolution: Vivian's arrival at a self-knowing self-sufficiency doesn't have quite the oomph of a heroine throwing herself under a train.
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In a few years both countries achieved food self-sufficiency and exported the surplus, particularly Vietnam, which sells Cuba 250,000 tons of rice annually that could be produced domestically.
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He promised that the new refinery, which represents his bid to achieve energy self-sufficiency in Mexico, would cost no more than $8 billion and be ready by 2022.
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The Mennonite belief that Christians should be "in the world but not of it" has fostered a sectarian ethos that prizes self-sufficiency and mutual aid within the group.
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But last year, the Trump administration began its own effort to rein in the program, arguing that the government should promote self-sufficiency when the U.S. economy is strong.
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Other Founding Fathers, notably Thomas Jefferson, aspired to maintain a predominately agricultural economy as the only basis for promoting the twin republican virtues of self-sufficiency and community-mindedness.
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The U.S. gas industry has been a key to America's energy self-sufficiency, reducing U.S. emissions and, through exports, helping to reduce emissions in other parts of the world.
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Allard is a nonresident senior fellow at the Brookings Institution's Metropolitan Policy Program and co-primary investigator of the Family Self-Sufficiency Data Center at the University of Chicago.
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A 150m-wide buffer zone would prevent French agriculture from ensuring the country's self-sufficiency in food and boost imports, French Agriculture Minister Didier Guillaume told Europe 1 radio.
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China's new tendency towards self-sufficiency at the refined metal stage of the supply chain is a consequence of its growing reliance on neighbouring Myanmar for supplies of raw materials.
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For example, we know that narcissists have an excessively high degree of self-interest, sense of entitlement, vanity, desire for power, obsession with self-sufficiency, and exhibitionism, Dr. O'Boyle says.
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On an conference call with investors, Swan said he expected capital expenditures on memory chips to be "a little bit lower" in 2019 "despite building self sufficiency" after Micron's move.
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In countries including Australia, Britain and Canada, many immigration decisions are made using a system that awards points for characteristics including education, language, experience and evidence of financial self-sufficiency.
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He also restricted imports of beef to promote the dubious goal of self-sufficiency; the result was not rendang in every pot, but soaring beef prices, butchers' strikes and protests.
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Solar roofing, Powerwall and Tesla cars taken together represent a new kind of ecosystem in consumer tech, one that carries a promise of self-sufficiency in addition to ecological benefits.
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"We must reduce new business capital strain and achieve capital self-sufficiency by 2022," he said, adding that the firm was continuing a "constructive dialogue" with the Prudential Regulation Authority.
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Systrom said that he and co-founder Mike Krieger felt that they'd gotten Instagram to a point of self-sufficiency and were eager to get out and build something new.
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Cissna said the proposal is necessary because there currently is no real definition of "public charge" and noted that self-sufficiency has always been a component of U.S. immigration policy.
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Security arguments that stress the importance of self-sufficiency for the military or manufacturing are weakened by the fact Britain imports iron ore, the key raw material for making steel.
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Riyadh has said it wants to tap its own uranium resources for "self-sufficiency in producing nuclear fuel" and it was not interested in diverting nuclear technology to military use.
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The experience of ZTE — a Chinese national champion nearly put out of business last summer for violating US sanctions — has made self-sufficiency in tech even more important for China.
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We are waiting on more findings for a range of other programs that aim to increase self-sufficiency among hard-to-employ groups, such as disconnected youth and ex-offenders.
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The move is one of many prison reform efforts in Oklahoma aimed at reducing overcrowded prisons while helping low-level offenders build a life of self-sufficiency rather than reincarceration.
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So what can a country paralyzed by violence learn from matriarchal leadership, a new approach to eradicating poverty through gifting land, and a fervent desire for enterprise and self-sufficiency?
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Yet House Republicans — by failure of imagination, an ideological commitment to self-sufficiency, or a combination thereof — have failed to advance a health care plan that is holistically pro-life.
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The plan, however, is for the subsidies to phase down and for Greenland to achieve economic self-sufficiency — and perhaps full political independence — based on exploitation of these natural resources.
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For the women, who at times have drawn criticism for their overreliance on others, be they intrusive parents or hovering caddies, the swing toward self-sufficiency is a significant development.
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Unlike the United States and the Soviet Union, which originally sought scientific advances in space exploration for military purposes, India looked to the stars on a quest for self-sufficiency.
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Whatever its leaders and publics think about America, they need it, and so their quest for self-sufficiency will be more about leveling the playing field than leaving the game.
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In a nutshell, the state needs utilities that partner with communities to maximize local resilience and self-sufficiency, and whose financial fortunes are tied to their performance in that pursuit.
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It also said populous southeast coastal provinces Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Guangdong and Fujian as well as the city of Tianjin must achieve a self-sufficiency rate of around 70% for pork.
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" In "Power On," he lists his delusions of separateness and self-sufficiency — "I thought you were second place to every song" — only to return to a refrain: "I was wrong.
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South Korea plans to improve economic "self-sufficiency" in regards to the production of 100 key components, materials and equipment items used to make chips, displays, batteries, automobiles and other products.
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Due to recent gas developments by BP, Shell and ENI, PIRA believes that Egypt will reach supply self-sufficiency by the end of 2018, but the country is not there yet.
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"We need elected officials at all levels to sit down and hit the reset button and make sure they have everything they need to increase levels of self-sufficiency," Long said.
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He likely never contemplated David Ricardo's concept of "comparative advantage," which explains that neither individuals nor nations should seek self-sufficiency, because not everyone or every country can do everything well.
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Vulnerable and hyper-saturated DIY tableaus explore what it means to find stability and self sufficiency, to become an 'adult' and what it looks like to survive as a queer person.
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The Hugo Chávez regime did little to foster self-sufficiency in agriculture or industry: Why should Venezuelans bother to grow or make things when they could much more easily buy them?
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Young Living's affection for abstract nouns—purity, abundance, wellness, vitality—helps to define a shared culture that prizes freedom, family, and self-sufficiency, and is suspicious of regulation and Big Pharma.
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America had begun to change in the way it thinks about federal government, about state and regional self-sufficiency and a new Jacksonian spirit had been rising since former Texas Gov.
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In "Autarcie (….): a search for self-sufficiency," performed at Gibney Dance in Lower Manhattan, four women communicate and compete through a fluid language of breaking, popping and waacking. Sept. 23-Oct.
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Not just because of the broader Chinese economic slowdown story, but because the country's own refined metal production capacity has evolved to the point of self-sufficiency in some industrial commodities.
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The Homestead Act sought to provide all these things for settlers who, after improving a tract of land for five years, graduated to home ownership and presumably to economic self-sufficiency.
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Right here in Nebraska, citizens are benefiting from programs like Connect, which help unemployed and underemployed able-bodied adults get the training they need to find employment and self-sufficiency. Gov.
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This is the first real chance for many (of them) to transition from poverty and life on the streets to the dignity of self-sufficiency that comes with a successful career.
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" To underline his point that government may not be able to help residents as much as they might hope or expect, he turned to a familiar aphorism: "Preparedness equals self-sufficiency.
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An interesting question, then, is whether we might intentionally reform our economies upon the principle of self-sufficiency or be forced to do so by the failure of the global economy.
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In the 1960s, Fannie Lou Hamer created a communal farm and livestock-share program in the Mississippi Delta in an effort to establish land ownership and self-sufficiency for African-Americans.
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A self-made man, his purpose is to grant Rwanda the dignity of self-sufficiency by developing industry and reducing foreign aid, a goal toward which he has made considerable progress.
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Beyond immediate assistance, Ms. Mueller said that more investments were needed to address the root causes of problems in Zimbabwe and other countries that have the potential for more self-sufficiency.
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Administration officials, however, maintain that these approvals are rooted in compassion and help Americans achieve self-sufficiency -- a long-held conservative view when it comes to lifting people out of poverty.
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No matter what direction the U.S. and other nations take with regard to welfare reform, we should keep the focus on the ultimate goal: Welfare should encourage work and self-sufficiency.
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If you're visiting friends or family for the holidays, one way to not overstay your welcome is to be a great houseguest — and a big part of that is self-sufficiency.
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It's a lovely thing, enjoying being alone and feeling confident in your own self sufficiency, and I don't regret the effort that I put into getting to where I am now.
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Ayatollah Khamenei appeared to express frustration on Thursday over what he described as the government's failure to achieve a "resistance economy," a reference to self-sufficiency and less reliance on imports.
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At Moncler Gamme Rouge, Giambattista Valli layered up tweeds on techno chintz on lace on ribbed tights on Alpine knits, and added matching bedrolls and backpacks for more glamorous self-sufficiency.
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For every dollar used toward MIECHV, there is a potential return of at least $2 through a reduction in remedial education and health care costs, and an increase in self-sufficiency.
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By establishing a dialogue between the painting and the wall, he also reminds us that relationships are the basis of being, and that nothing achieves self-sufficiency, not even abstract art.
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"I think they realize they still need U.S. tech and products for now; self-sufficiency will take a long time, and only after then they can kick us out," the person said.
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"This revocation scheme disproportionately punishes impoverished residents in violation of federal law, taking away crucial means of self-sufficiency and further pushing them into poverty," the motion for a preliminary injunction states.
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Curtis Stone, for example, has found a mutually beneficial relationship with Chrysalis, an organization that matches homeless, low-income or previously incarcerated people with jobs to create a path to self-sufficiency.
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The sectors are among 10 industries in Beijing's Made in China 2025 plan, which calls for extensive government support to expand China's production and self-sufficiency in everything from microchips to robotics.
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The National Urban League plans to use the money to start a new Women's Initiative aimed at helping women "start and grow successful businesses and achieve economic self-sufficiency," according to Trump.
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We should measure our success by the extent to which Americans can support themselves through their own work or entrepreneurship, and we should strive to move people from dependency to self-sufficiency.
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President Joko Widodo has curbed or delayed imports of beef and cattle as well as other food commodities since coming to power in October 2014 in a bid to achieve self sufficiency.
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On Thursday, she landed at Gibney Dance with "Autarcie (....): A Search for Self-Sufficiency," starring four riveting women fluent, and poetic, in the languages of break dancing, popping and waacking (0:50).
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"Strengthening work requirements for welfare recipients is a critical element of moving welfare recipients from dependency to self-sufficiency," Steven Wagner, the acting assistant secretary for the organization, said in a statement.
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The Housing and Urban Development Department, headed by Secretary Ben Carson, is changing its mission statement by possibly removing words like "free from discrimination," and emphasizing "self-sufficiency," the Washington Post reports.
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The AfD wants to increase Germany's self-sufficiency when it comes to defense but also wants to relax sanctions against Russia, which could endanger any hope of progress on the Minsk agreement.
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He believes the "critical work" of the agency is to "help work-eligible households achieve self-sufficiency," and that as things stand assistance makes people dependent and public housing is too cushy.
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The new narrative emphasizes self-sufficiency and national pride, with Mr. Hun Sen publicly thumbing his nose at the Western donors who have poured billions of dollars of aid into the country.
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Although gender wage disparities and labor segregation persisted, and although the Communists never fully reformed domestic patriarchy, Communist women enjoyed a degree of self-sufficiency that few Western women could have imagined.
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Yet I've come to believe that if Taborn has a secret, it's hiding in plain sight: his faith in what Stravinsky called music's "essential being," its radical self-sufficiency, its nonreferential nature.
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Innovation in China today must closely align with of what Communist Party General Secretary Xi Jinping calls the "National Rejuvenation," including a revival of the economic trajectory toward self-sufficiency and independence.
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This singular bent on self-sufficiency may be familiar with "America First" observers in the U.S., but it has roots stretching back almost to the foundation of the People's Republic of China.
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In response, Widodo's economic adviser, Ahmad Erani Yustika, told Reuters the administration had made some fundamental improvements in the economy, such as building new infrastructure and increasing food production for self-sufficiency.
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"The offer of blocks in this second auction is aimed towards ensuring energy self-sufficiency in Colombia, increasing reserves and generating critical resources to maintain fiscal and trade balances," the statement said.
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While Nicks's sartorial choices have been widely mimicked, it's rare to hear echoes of her magnanimity in modern pop songs, which are frequently defensive and embattled, preaching self-sufficiency at any cost.
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A recent Atlantic Council delegation in China found that many Chinese experts and officials welcome the U.S. trade war and technology transfer restrictions as they are spurring China toward greater self-sufficiency.
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What really threatens the trans-Atlantic relationship is not the European quest for more self-sufficiency but the loss of trust that Ms. Merkel made so clear in her comments in Munich.
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By simply stopping new enrollment, they can help millions move out of welfare, back into self-sufficiency, and begin to restore Medicaid as the safety net it was always supposed to be.
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While the oil industry has said fracking is key to boosting the country's reserves and ensuring energy self-sufficiency, the technique faces stiff opposition from left-leaning lawmakers, community leaders and environmentalists.
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Don't forget that cheap money also helped the oil and gas industry pay for a historic expansion of exploration and production activity, which has helped push the United States toward energy self-sufficiency.
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"The phenomenal growth in LPG usage will reduce India's self-sufficiency of LPG to 42 percent in 2025 from about 70 percent in 2013," said Aman Verma, a research analyst at Wood Mackenzie.
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Additionally, autonomous vehicles hold the promise of giving greater independence for those currently unable to drive, for example allowing seniors and people with disabilities to lead lives of greater self-sufficiency and independence.
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Sichuan's Department of Agriculture and Rural Affairs said in a notice on Monday it was setting "red lines" for pig outputin the province, with city mayors responsible for ensuring self-sufficiency of pork.
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MARCH TO SELF-SUFFICIENCY Huawei has been under pressure since early in the decade over U.S. allegations its gear could be a conduit for Chinese spying, a concern the company says is unfounded.
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But that history of self-sufficiency could have severe consequences if Prince did not leave an orderly estate — a strong possibility if no will turns up, several music-industry lawyers and executives said.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesia's two presidential candidates pledged to achieve energy self-sufficiency by boosting the use of bioenergy, particularly fueled by palm oil, to cut costly oil imports by Southeast Asia's biggest economy.
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Agreeing on the importance of bioenergy for self-sufficiency, his opponent Prabowo Subianto said if elected he would also "boost the use of palm oil, palm sugar, cassava and ethanol from sugar (cane)".
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On Thursday, she lands at Gibney Dance with "Autarcie (....): A Search for Self-Sufficiency," starring four riveting women fluent, and poetic, in the languages of break dancing, popping and waacking (0:50). Sept.
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Nebraska—and the nation as whole—needs a food stamp program that helps folks regain self-sufficiency and find dignity through work, not one that stops them from cutting the government's apron strings.
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" Per the Post, the new statement being proposed is: "HUD's mission is to ensure Americans have access to fair, affordable housing and opportunities to achieve self-sufficiency, thereby strengthening our communities and nation.
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In the West Bank, ruled by President Mahmoud Abbas's Western-backed Palestinian Authority, the public and private sectors have launched projects to diversify power sources to get cheaper electricity and more self-sufficiency.
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"For people living with disabilities, CMS has long believed that meaningful work is essential to their economic self-sufficiency, self-esteem, well-being and improving their health," she said in the November speech.
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But since factories in China are the world's main assemblers of electronics, the country's drive for self-sufficiency in microchips could pose a threat to chip producers in the rest of the world.
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"Even when it has had an impact, people are still being employed for unstable hours, or at low wages, and there's no evidence that this is a move toward self-sufficiency," she said.
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The research suggested that plenty of American men live in what some sociologists call the Man Box, constricted by a concept of manhood that includes aggression, hypersexuality, supreme authority and utter self-sufficiency.
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One explanation is that because money allows people to achieve their own goals without depending on others, it cultivates a mind-set of self-sufficiency that is at odds with a charitable outlook.
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But while it is hard for a person reliant on food stamps at the age of 230 to achieve self-sufficiency, opportunities still abound for the poor child receiving free lunches at school.
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" Trump boasted about everything he's done to remove barriers to the production and use of domestic energy resources, and said his security policy "embraces a future of American energy dominance and self-sufficiency.
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A "player/coach," on the other hand, has a lot of individual responsibility and it takes years for people in their field to develop self-sufficiency; an example is a functional vice president.
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Energy markets will see in the U.S. response the clearest sign yet of whether U.S. energy self-sufficiency over time will result in a reduced willingness to provide security guarantees to Gulf allies.
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Yet guilt and anxiety, motivated by narratives of self-sufficiency and archetypes of the evil rich employer, prevent many of us from embracing the responsibilities and opportunities of the unique employer-employee relationship.
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MARCH TO SELF-SUFFICIENCY Huawei has been under pressure since early in the decade over U.S. allegations its gear could be a conduit for Chinese spying, a concern the company says is unfounded.
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"This budget reflects the President's commitment to fiscal responsibility while supporting critical functions that provide rental assistance to low-income and vulnerable households and help work-eligible families achieve self-sufficiency," the budget says.
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Taiwan will increase its defence budget every year to ensure it can defend its sovereignty, Tsai said, by upgrading military capabilities and self-sufficiency, including resuming domestic development of advanced training aircraft and submarines.
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That wouldn't mean "energy independence" — superblocks would still need to be hooked up to the larger electrical and sewer infrastructure — but every step toward self-sufficiency is a win for local democracy and resilience.
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Sichuan's Department of Agriculture and Rural Affairs said in a notice on Monday it was setting 'red lines' for pig output in the province, with city mayors responsible for ensuring self-sufficiency of pork.
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"Today marks an important milestone in the country's steady march towards achieving self sufficiency in power production," said Mugo Kibati, chairman of the Lake Turkana Wind Power, a private consortium that runs the plant.
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"Our policy guidance was in response to states that asked us for the flexibility they need to improve their programs and to help people in achieving greater well-being and self-sufficiency," she said.
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Requiring work or training as a condition of receiving welfare benefits encourages self-sufficiency and ensures SNAP and all other welfare programs are serving only those truly in need, without unnecessarily burdening American taxpayers.
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The actress Ali MacGraw is an ambassador for the brand, which sells clothing and home goods made by women in more than 30 developing nations, providing them with a platform for economic self-sufficiency.
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Commentators lament that Mr. Trump is tearing up "the rules America itself created more than 80 years ago" and conjure up visions of the 1930s, when nations and empires dreamed of total self-sufficiency.
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But officials say the group has approached self-sufficiency by extorting money from locals along with smuggling timber, drugs and raw earth material, such as lapis lazuli, mined in some of the eastern provinces.
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Among the stated reasons for the proposed change is that it will inspire an increase in "self-sufficiency," feeding into the larger narrative that those who use these programs become dependent on the government.
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This contradiction, she writes, reveals an assumption that "the desire to procreate is just another expensive taste"; it reflects, she argues, the sexist presumption that "atomistic egoism and self-sufficiency" are the human norm.
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As economic growth slows and inflation rises on the heels of Britain's decision to leave the European Union, the "hard" Brexit that May advocated looks even more like an imperial fantasy of self-sufficiency.
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Trump and first lady Melania Trump -- who removed their shoes for the tour -- viewed a traditional charkha spinning wheel, closely associated with Gandhi that came to represent self-sufficiency during the non-cooperation movement.
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Self-sufficiency is a fatal conceit: yes, the hardened silo turned luxury condos will house an operating room and a few doctors, but they depend on many other people and products to be effective.
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Promoting economic self-sufficiency may be a worthwhile policy goal, but it is not a core objective of the program and should not subvert the goal of providing health coverage to low-income people.
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Giving states more flexibility to design and test innovative practices with TANF participants that have proven success with other populations could achieve what we all hope— economic self-sufficiency and better outcomes for families.
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Immigrants who seek opportunity in our country should do so in accordance with the longstanding American value and basic principle of United States immigration law and policy dating back to 1882, namely self-sufficiency.
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"RESISTING" THROUGH SELF-SUFFICIENCY Syrian Kurdish officials say the aim is not separatism, but a decentralized system of government which they say must be at the heart of any solution to the Syrian conflict.
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"Access to a robust set of supports can help individuals while they work to attain self-sufficiency and avoid rearrest and reincarceration," notes the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, a progressive think tank.
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In light of the commitment by President Trump to put the United States on a path to self-sufficiency, the White House should immediately direct the SEC to review Regulation A+ and act accordingly.
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Food prices are a politically sensitive issue because of their impact on the poor, with the Indonesian government blaming high prices on food hoarding and speculators, although some analysts credit the country's self-sufficiency policy.
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" Nielsen said in a statement announcing the proposed rule that it is "intended to promote immigrant self-sufficiency and protect finite resources by ensuring that they are not likely to become burdens on American taxpayers.
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Distance from London, self-sufficiency and a strong regional identity promote an "independence of thought" which aligns with the Liberal Democrats, suggests Dan Rogerson, a former government minister and the party's candidate in North Cornwall.
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According to Chris Weafer, a senior partner at Macro-Advisory, a Moscow-based consultancy, the three-year budget with its tough fiscal targets was intended to project Russia's economic self-sufficiency to the outside world.
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In addition to considering new standards for deporting legal residents, the DOJ is also looking at requiring foreigners seeking permanent residency status to submit a declaration to an immigration judge that demonstrates their self-sufficiency.
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Each region contains one of China's top pig-producing provinces, which will ensure it is basically self-sufficient in pork, said the document, which also included a map and data on the self-sufficiency rate.
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And you take away not only the gratification of having them do it themselves, but you take away the self sufficiency and the security they'll have from knowing they can do it on their own.
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Suicide rates for active-duty service members and veterans are rising, in part, experts say, because a culture of toughness and self-sufficiency may discourage service members in distress from getting the assistance they need.
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While the militant Douglass and the younger, more conservative Washington both promoted economic self-sufficiency for newly-freed blacks, they differed on the extent to which their goals could be achieved within the existing system.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Iran's supreme leader criticized the country's slow pace of economic recovery on Thursday despite the lifting of sanctions and called on President Hassan Rouhani's government to champion greater self-sufficiency, state TV reported.
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When Congress passed the Fair Labor Standards Act in 1938, it created the exemption to encourage business to hire disabled workers, in hopes that it would lead to some level of independence and self-sufficiency.
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Lori eyes Candy's apartment like she eyed the hotel room in Hollywood, a taste of the freedom and self-sufficiency she wants and, at this stage of her acting career, should be able to claim.
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The document dismissed "the belief in a presumed self-sufficiency of the markets, independent of any ethics," saying "it is clear that markets, as powerful propellers of the economy, are not capable of governing themselves".
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Advocates say that in most cases, the goal of the shelters is to get people into temporary housing, support them on a path to self-sufficiency, and eventually get them settled in a permanent home.
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In the early 2000s, he said in a television interview that "the male needs to be the breadwinner" in America and blamed the "decline of the family" on the rising economic self-sufficiency of women.
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"We believe our public assistance programs should ask able-bodied adults to take steps toward self-sufficiency through work, while also providing comprehensive tools to help them get and keep a job," Walker said Monday.
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"The corrupt actor is so burrowed and happy to feed his self-sufficiency that he doesn't let anything or anyone question him," said Ms. Dodge, quoting from the pope's views on corruption issued last year.
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In a speech on Thursday, Netanyahu stressed Israel's self-sufficiency - a change of tone from his promotion in two election campaigns this year of his personal rapport with Trump and of a proposed Israeli-U.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Argentina aims to stop importing light crude this year and improve domestic refining operations as it moves further down the road toward energy self-sufficiency, Energy Minister Juan Jose Aranguren said on Thursday.
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"This proposed rule will implement a law passed by Congress intended to promote immigrant self-sufficiency and protect finite resources by ensuring that they are not likely to become burdens on American taxpayers," Nielsen said.
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"It would be a home run if we got to 60 to 65 percent" self-sufficiency for the Afghan Air Force, said a retired general who commanded the air training mission in 20023 and 2014.
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Khamenei again called for economic self-sufficiency and a "resistance economy", a stance arising from his repeated criticism of the halting pace of economic recovery since most international sanctions on Iran were lifted early last year.
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" Kerry also warned against isolationism, saying: "In this day and age, folks, we cannot confuse national pride with national self-sufficiency or think that exclusionary policies are somehow going to solve the problems that we face.
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"This was a victory for the forces which oppose globalization, are fighting illegal migration and are in favor of clean ethnic states, in favor of self-sufficiency in the national economy," he said in a statement.
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Take the Made in China 2025 initiative unveiled in 2015 by the State Council and filled with references to "indigenous innovation" and self-sufficiency in high technology, a cause that Mr Xi has made his own.
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Upon arriving in the United States, resettlement workers like George and his colleagues are usually a refugee's lifeline, coach, and first phone call, providing them with crucial support and guidance on their way to self-sufficiency.
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Keeling told the newspaper that her secrets of longevity are a diet of whole grains and vegetables, an hour of exercise each day and a strict policy of self-sufficiency she learned during the Great Depression.
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According to a preliminary report released by the commission in May, there are three options for the city, which include the acquisition of PG&E assets in San Francisco to achieve self-sufficiency in power generation.
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South Korea plans to raise "self-sufficiency" for 100 key components, materials and equipment items used to make chips, displays, batteries, automobiles and other products, with a goal to stabilize supply over the next five years.
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In the last century, the country has swung between confidence in its self-sufficiency and energy independence to extreme insecurity about its dependence on imported oil ("Oil scarcity ideology in U.S. national security policy", Stern, 2012).
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That's why, as an Army spouse, on Independence Day and with all the self-sufficiency it extolls, I can't help but be reminded of my own irksome designation within the military: I am my husband's dependent.
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Let's honor survivors in the best way possible: not by defining them in terms of their victimization, but by advocating for resources that meet basic human needs for safety, well-being, self-sufficiency and social connectedness.
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This scenario plays out across our country every day, leaving solutions for improved outcomes in homelessness, early childhood health and development, academic achievement, self-sufficiency and economic security, workforce development and public health on the table.
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Dr. Carson, who says his Christian faith helps him "serve the nation even better," tweeted he's "moving more people toward self-sufficiency" by advocating huge cuts to housing aid, increased rent and more stringent work requirements.
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While there remains more work to be done to ensure as many families as possible move back onto the path of self-sufficiency through employment, Kansas has made incredible progress in just a few short years.
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Beijing's "Made in China 2025" plan — one of the industrial policies singled out by the Trump administration as a concern — includes the ambitious goal of achieving self-sufficiency in high-tech industries, including semiconductors, by 2025.
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The coca farmers' discipline, self-sufficiency in food and strategic location in the center of the country give them an ability to keep up the blockade for months, if their demands are not met, he said.
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Even as politicians complain about a "culture of dependency," they ignore the ways in which single mothers provide an actual example of self-sufficiency, instead condemning them for failing to insure the presence of a father.
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Muddy Waters said it believed the Chinese dairy to be worth "close to zero" because it had misrepresented its self-sufficiency on alfalfa used as feed for cattle, was over-leveraged and had overstated its spending.
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The Trump administration slapped sanctions on Huawei at a time when U.S.-China trade talks hit rough waters, prompting assertions from China's leaders about the country's progress in achieving self-sufficiency in the key semiconductor business.
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The government will provide production subsidies to large-scale pig farms in areas heavily affected by the disease, and encourage major consumption areas to expand pig production to improve self-sufficiency in supplies, the cabinet said.
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" One of his largest projects revolves around the creation of EnVision Centers, one-stop shops that would encourage people "to leave HUD-assisted housing through self-sufficiency to become responsible homeowners and renters in the private market.
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The capacity to give birth or to make food from one's body; perceived intellectual, physical, or sexual superiority; perceived intimacy with the natural world, animals, and plants; perceived self-sufficiency in a faith or in a community.
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While Republicans argue they want to promote self-sufficiency (the cuts are expected to come via tightened work requirements), poverty experts see the proposal as chipping away at the already shrinking safety net for America's most vulnerable.
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The White House Council of Economic Advisers recently faced sharp criticism for a new report that calls the government's war on poverty "largely over and a success" and argues for safety net reforms that improve self-sufficiency.
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Like today's preppers, he valued self-sufficiency for reasons that were simultaneously self-aggrandizing and suspicious: he did not believe that he needed anything from other people, and he did not trust other people to provide it.
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The Chinese government believes the problem they are trying to solve is how to be a vibrant economy over the next 20-plus years and to be the global leader in dynamic industries with technology self-sufficiency.
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To control domestic prices, Richard Nixon restricted soybean exports to Japan, a maneuver that accelerated Brazilian soybean production and gave the Japanese people a lasting penchant for food self-sufficiency — all to the grief of American farmers.
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"This forced self-sufficiency and forced decoupling has yielded them a really attractive market," Harburg said of Chinese companies — most notably those in tech — at CNBC's East Tech West conference in the Nansha district of Guangzhou, China.
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"But I do think it will be well received by voters who tend to believe that our immigration system needs to be tightened, and that people applying for immigration benefits meet standards for self-sufficiency," she said.
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It will encourage "self-reliance and self-sufficiency for those seeking to come to or stay in the United States," said acting US Citizenship and Immigration Services Director Ken Cuccinelli, appearing in the White House briefing room.
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If the administration's directive suggests that enabling and empowering self-sufficiency is no longer a core value, then we will see greater widening of the nation's economic, social and physical disparities resulting in worsening polarization and unrest.
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If this prospect lies before you, take my word for it — it almost makes up for the teen angst, the fits and starts of early adulthood, the questions about how this young person will achieve self-sufficiency.
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"Our policy guidance was in response to states that asked us for the flexibility they need to improve their programs and to help people in achieving greater well-being and self-sufficiency," Verma said in a statement.
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It's a book that shows you how to gain self-sufficiency through making fruit leathers and sun-dried tomatoes, as well as extending the refrigerator life of seafood, freezing unbaked bread dough, and canning fruits and veggies.
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South Korea plans to raise "self-sufficiency" for the production of 100 key components, materials and equipment used to make chips, displays, batteries, automobiles and other products, with a goal to stabilise supply over the next five years.
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The upshot is that each DER or aggregation, each layer, would have financial incentive to optimize its own resources and maximize its own self-sufficiency — to produce as much power as possible and consume as little as possible.
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Molla said Egypt wanted to become a regional trading gas hub now it had achieved its goal of self-sufficiency, but would focus on meeting its existing commitments — including a contract to supply Jordan — once exports are resumed.
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Here, the guide told us how after emancipation, black people were kept trapped by the "Black Codes" (which restricted movement and self-sufficiency), were cheated by sharecropping, and were legally kept enslaved by incarceration through the 13th Amendment.
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The argument against expansion generally pivots on the same points: 1) More Medicaid = more federal government spending and meddling in state affairs, which should be avoided; 143) federal assistance doesn't promote self-sufficiency (in 2016, Idaho state Sen.
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TRADE WAR The Trump administration slapped sanctions on Huawei at a time when U.S.-China trade talks hit rough waters, prompting assertions from China's leaders about the country's progress in achieving self-sufficiency in the key semiconductor business.
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As the Wall Street Journal notes, the two leaders hold diametrically opposed views on globalisation and trade, the president seeking economic self-sufficiency for his country, and the prime minister wishing to project the UK into the globe.
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That assessment comes as the world's second-largest economy faces a tough task in closing the gap with the U.S., South Korea and Taiwan and increasing its self-sufficiency in semiconductors as its trade war with Washington continues.
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South Korea plans to raise "self-sufficiency" for the production of 100 key components, materials and equipment used to make chips, displays, batteries, automobiles and other products, with a goal to stabilize supply over the next five years.
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We're on the verge of the ability to supply virtually all U.S. energy demand from stable North American sources, according to the Energy Information Administration, which projects North America could reach energy self-sufficiency in the near future.
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This suggests that, despite spending billions of dollars, the government has failed to raise self-sufficiency, as households on their own are no more likely to be free of poverty today than they were over 2628 years ago.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India is getting ready to open up commercial coal mining to private companies for the first time in four decades, with the aim of shifting the world's third-biggest coal importer towards energy self-sufficiency.
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One of his primary goals is to persuade Americans to invest in his reform plans, which aim to diversify the Saudi economy away from oil, increase the kingdom's military self-sufficiency and raise its citizens' quality of life.
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GRAPHIC: China's tech sector shines as Beijing pushes for tech self-sufficiency - here (This story corrects some data in the chart on industrial profits) Reporting by Luoyan Liu and John Ruwitch; Editing by Vidya Ranganathan and Richard Borsuk
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In social practice works such as The Waterpod Project (2006-10), WetLand (2014-ongoing), and Swale, Mattingly constructs provisional, often aquatic, habitats — boats pocked with domes, huts, tents, sheds, and gardens — as quixotic experiments in ecological self-sufficiency.
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Klein also described what she called the manic defence, which is a denial of helplessness and dependence on others by delusions of power, grandeur and self-sufficiency, and is expressed in the attitudes of triumph, control and contempt.
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The incumbent, President Hassan Rouhani, is promising greater freedom and more interaction with the world, while his principal rival, Ebrahim Raisi, is a hard-line cleric arguing for self-sufficiency as a way to fix Iran's ailing economy.
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What I love is that these passionate believers in self-sufficiency, who hated "consumerland" and rejoiced in adhering to traditional culture, however rigorous its demands, unhesitatingly grabbed a can opener or maybe an ax and dug right in.
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So if Mr. Perdue and the Trump administration want to foster fiscal self-sufficiency, perhaps — rather than starting with Americans struggling to put food on their table — they should start at the top of the food chain instead.
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That mentality meshed well with the rising sense of individualism and push toward self-sufficiency that prevailed in the 2000s, according to Peggy Wang, founding editor of BuzzFeed and former editorial director of the now-defunct BuzzFeed Life.
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These waivers serve as a barrier to food stamp recipients who could otherwise be reentering the workforce or taking advantage of job-training services to enjoy the benefits of this growing economy, beginning a path to self-sufficiency.
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In addition, Head Start increased economic self-sufficiency in adulthood by almost 4 percent of a standard deviation — gains driven largely by a 12-percent reduction in adult poverty and a 29-percent reduction in public assistance receipt.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan on Wednesday formally pulled the plug on an $8.5 billion nuclear power project designed to realize a long-term aim for energy self-sufficiency after decades of development that yielded little electricity but plenty of controversy.
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But local farmers and analysts say Cuba will not achieve self-sufficiency in food in the near future, despite improved trade with the United States after Washington re-established diplomatic relations last year with its former Cold War foe.
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To increase energy self-sufficiency, solar panels on the roofs will collect renewable energy to power the buildings, while geothermal energy - heat and cooling drawn from constant temperatures underground - will power air-conditioning, adding to the project's green appeal.
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" The Pentagon's Defense Science Board Task Force, however, pointed to the risks posed by the debate over the morality of this self-sufficiency in a 2012 report, which stated that, "This debate on functional morality has had unfortunate consequences.
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It allows you to create your own itinerary, operate on your own schedule (when you're a night owl traveling with a morning person, the struggle is real), meet new people, and gain a sense of independence and self-sufficiency.
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Hashim bin Abdullah Yamani, head of the Saudi government agency tasked with the nuclear plans, has said the kingdom wants to tap its own uranium resources for "self-sufficiency in producing nuclear fuel" and that this is economically viable.
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And this clearly flies in the face of a disabled person's right to equality of opportunity, one of the four key promises laid out in the preamble of ADA, along with full participation, independent living, and economic self-sufficiency.
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By passing the Farm Bill and investing in people, we can help thousands of folks gain self-sufficiency for their families, gain independence from the government, and increase their income way beyond what government programs could ever provide. Rep.
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The government has said it will take a call on GM mustard after taking all views on board, though experts say allowing its cultivation is critical to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's goal of attaining self-sufficiency in vegetable oils.
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The administration would remake the idea of self-sufficiency, admitting only those who never need to turn to the public safety net, but instead rely solely on "their own capabilities" or the resources of their families and private charity.
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The problem with the government metric, proponents of the self-sufficiency standard have said, is that it is outdated, having derived in the 260s from the notion that a typical family spent one-third of its income on food.
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"We can understand that they would desire self-sufficiency and if the way they get there is through a free and open level playing field, and it's a fair match, we're fine with that," Mr. Ross said on Wednesday.
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This welcome measure highlights the absurdity of a system that encourages Americans with a disability to remain entirely dependent on public assistance, regardless of their capacity and desire to work, through perverse disincentives that punish self-sufficiency and earning.
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Petrofac Emirates will provide engineering and construction works for the Dalma gas development project, a part of the Ghasha ultra-sour gas concession which is central to ADNOC's objective of enabling gas self-sufficiency for the United Arab Emirates.
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" A memo obtained by Huffington Post that HUD reportedly verified to The Washington Post has language that would shorten the statement significantly, including the words "free from discrimination," and insert a focus on ensuring "opportunities to achieve self-sufficiency.
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A spokesman for Balfour Beatty pointed to a statement from last year which said the company had agreed with trustees a plan for the pension fund to reach self-sufficiency during 2027, three years ahead of the previous plan.
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In one of the 814 studies of never-married participants that DePaulo analyzed for her presentation, each of a nationally representative sample of never-married Americans was asked to rate his or her self-sufficiency or desire to do things independently.
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STEP TO SELF-SUFFICIENCY Until recently, high tariffs on trade within East Africa meant it was cheaper for Kenya to import crops from outside Africa, but recent policy developments have removed barriers to regional trade, Farm Africa said in a statement.
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Steve Ball, country director for Farm Africa Tanzania, said the new project's push to promote food trade was a step toward agricultural self-sufficiency in the region, and would help lift tens of thousands of small-scale farmers out of poverty.
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There is so much self sufficiency right here, but at the same time we're also treated, as far as that goes because it's also the fastest disappearing land mass on the Earth, we're losing more land than anywhere in the world.
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He co-founded Solid'Ayiti, a collective of Montreal artists and activists formed in 2010 following the devastating earthquake in Haiti, aspiring to foster solidarity and sustainable collaborations between Montreal and Haiti on issues of self-sufficiency, independence, social justice, and peace.
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Muddy Waters said at the time it believed the Chinese dairy firm to be worth "close to zero" because it had misrepresented its self-sufficiency in alfalfa used as feed for cattle, was over-leveraged and had overstated its spending.
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Social Security was enacted as a promise to the citizens of this country that, when they could no longer work, they would still be able to meet their basic needs and live a life of dignity and self-sufficiency in retirement.
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In a rural policy document published earlier this year, known as the No. 1 document, China embarked on a major shift in its agricultural policy, abandoning a long-held focus on self-sufficiency in favour of better meeting consumer demand.
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The group's resilience to external factors should be further enhanced in 2017-2018 as Miratorg executes its efficiency improvements in its pork division, increases its output of poultry, semi-finished food and packaged meat, and reaches self-sufficiency in grain.
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To meet growing demand, IEA said U.S. shale oil output was set to surge over the next five years, stealing market share from OPEC producers and moving the United States, once the world's top oil importer, closer to self sufficiency.
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In five short years, BTS has gone from a modestly successful outfit frequently dismissed as a novelty act in their homeland to the most successful Korean artists in history, paragons of self-sufficiency in an industry not known for artistic freedom.
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In Palestine, agriculture has served as more than a means to making a living or getting dinner on the table; it's come to represent a national history and identity with pride in its soil and its capacity for self-sufficiency.
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Scott Hall is the director of the Coalition for Future Mobility, a 37-member group that advocates for greater road safety, cleaner air and enhanced independence and self-sufficiency through the development and deployment of Highly Automated Vehicle (HAV) technologies.
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For adults who are able to work but have fallen on hard times, a healthcare benefit without hope for self-sufficiency is a short term fix and does not truly help Americans in poverty move forward into a better life.
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Seventeen hundred miles east, Christine Magee, a mother of four, joined an intensive self-sufficiency program administered by the Chicago Housing Authority and the Heartland Alliance after she fell into bankruptcy from racking up $22,000 in debt on a credit card.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said on Thursday Tehran was closer to its goal of self-sufficiency in gasoline production after inaugurating the second phase of the Persian Gulf Star Refinery in the southern port city of Bandar Abbas.
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In spite of all the rhetoric about work and self-sufficiency associated with this announcement, this new policy, rolled out in a letter to state Medicaid directors, has virtually nothing to do with helping low-income people get or keep jobs.
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But he has not yet been able to get serious buy-in from Mr. Trump or secure commitments from his staff on the programs he favors, especially his plan to create thousands of community centers geared toward fostering self-sufficiency.
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The limousine, also built under the Aurus brand, had its first public outing in May when Putin used it instead of his usual Mercedes at his inauguration for a new presidential term, sending a patriotic message of Russian self-sufficiency.
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SHANGHAI/HONG KONG (Reuters) - Since the U.S. government put Huawei Technologies Co Ltd on a trade blacklist, effectively banning American firms from doing business with it, China's leaders have spoken boldly about achieving self-sufficiency in the critical semiconductor business.
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Under the new regulation, Citizenship and Immigration Services, the agency tasked with administering our nation's lawful immigration system, will evaluate applications for those seeking to come here in a way that faithfully implements federal law and better ensures self-sufficiency.
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Thousands of Kurdish civil servants, including teachers, have not been paid their full salaries in years, and the regional government, which has not been able to export enough oil to achieve financial self-sufficiency, is close to $20 billion in debt.
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Many people getting sick would be economically costly, but genuine efforts to seal the borders in order to prevent infection would also be extremely costly since even really large countries like the United States are not set up for self-sufficiency.
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"The SPC's approval of ADNOC's gas strategy will add potential resources that will enable the UAE (United Arab Emirates) to achieve gas self-sufficiency, with the aim of potentially transitioning to a net gas exporter," ADNOC said in a statement.
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Direct service staff, for example, spend a majority of their time on administrative and clerical tasks—such as processing paperwork and tracking down client pay stubs—that offer limited, if any, value to participants in terms of achieving self-sufficiency.
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They also coordinate with a variety of local service providers to offer supportive services to ensure housing stability, and work with health and education partners to promote access to services that are essential for family well-being and self-sufficiency.
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BEIJING — A senior Chinese official on Sunday defended his country's push for greater self-sufficiency in computer chips, electric cars and other industries, calling it a necessary strategy in the face of Western countries' controls of certain high-tech gear.
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VR Positive rating momentum for SCF's VR could arise if further funding diversification and a longer track-record of funding self-sufficiency are accompanied by improvements in the operating environment, particularly that of Spain, which should be reflected in a Sovereign upgrade.
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SHANGHAI/HONG KONG, June 13 (Reuters) - Since the U.S. government put Huawei Technologies Co Ltd on a trade blacklist, effectively banning American firms from doing business with it, China's leaders have spoken boldly about achieving self-sufficiency in the critical semiconductor business.
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Opinion: China's military in bid for superpower status The country's growing air power potential has been underpinned by an ever more capable domestic aerospace industry that is gradually moving China towards self-sufficiency in terms of military aircraft research and development and production.
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The country's energy minister, Juan Jose Aranguren, in May encouraged refiners to replace imports with domestic crude as part of a plan to move toward energy self-sufficiency and avoid another year of record purchases, particularly of liquefied natural gas (LNG) and gasoil.
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The 22012(k) was also promoted to consumers as a vehicle toward self-sufficiency and fulfillment during the Reagan years—a DIY retirement plan that relied on contributions from individuals as opposed to gifted benefits from employers that were guaranteed by the government.
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He's clearly a kid wrapped up in a twisted ideology; he tries to say the right things to Cleo when she breaks the news of her pregnancy, then wanders off because the lies he's been told about self-sufficiency are much more comforting.
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Future predictions say the United States could produce as much as 15 million bpd of crude and up to 20 million bpd of total oil liquids, giving it complete self-sufficiency as it would fully cover its consumption of 18-19 million bpd.
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The suit also claims the new rule would split families, undermining immigration laws to prioritize family unification; misapplies the intent of Congress on the description of self-sufficiency of immigrants; and runs contrary to the statutes governing SNAP, also known as food stamps.
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Designed to allow pre-profit companies to list and for venture capitalists to exit investments in loss-making start-ups, the market was to help China along in its search for tech self-sufficiency amid a bruising trade war with the United States.
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The ongoing U.S.-China trade war may be prematurely pushing the world's second largest economy toward greater self-sufficiency, but that could prove a win for the country as it seeks to make inroads into some of the world's biggest untapped markets.
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"This was a victory for the forces which oppose globalization, are fighting illegal migration and are in favor of clean ethnic states, in favor of self-sufficiency in the national economy," a spokesman of the party said in a post on YouTube.
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There are dozens of federal programs that provide relief to the poor, but these programs are set up in a way that discourages work and marriage — two of the most important forces that can lift us out of poverty and toward self-sufficiency.
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Harris said she has been referring people to an article by historian William R. Black in The Atlantic that details how the watermelon went from a symbol of self-sufficiency for recently freed slaves after the Civil War to a symbol of racism.
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"This was a victory for the forces which oppose globalisation, are fighting illegal migration and are in favour of clean ethnic states, in favour of self-sufficiency in the national economy," a spokesman of the party said in a post on YouTube.
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"This proposed rule will implement a law passed by Congress intended to promote immigrant self-sufficiency and protect finite resources by ensuring that they are not likely to become burdens on American taxpayers," Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen said Saturday.
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ADNOC's latest move underscores its integrated gas strategy, a plan to gradually develop its sizable gas reserves and bring the UAE to gas self-sufficiency, which it hopes will ultimately enable its transition from a net importer of natural gas to a net exporter.
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Electricity shortages have been a perennial concern for North Korea, and leader Kim Jong Un has called for greater use of renewable energy as part of his drive for self-sufficiency as sanctions have ratcheted higher in response to the country's nuclear and missile programs.
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The decree says that the government must do what is "necessary to achieve strategic levels of self-sufficiency," and states that workers can be forcefully moved from their jobs to work in farm fields or elsewhere in the agricultural sector for periods of 60 days.
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"Ibu is a movement of women artisans around the world growing into economic self-sufficiency through the talent of working with their hands," MacGraw told PEOPLE at her West Palm Beach trunk show last week hosted by Lars Bolander, Nadine Kalachnikoff and Todd Hase.
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The tiny house, which is designed to generate all its own electricity, heating, and cooling via solar panels and myriad other state-of-the art technologies, will be hitched up to a trailer and carted around Ontario to demonstrate its off-grid self-sufficiency.
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There are outstanding regional organizations, including Pioneer Human Services and Interaction Transition in Washington state, Project H.O.P.E. in Alabama, The Last Mile and BOSS (Building Opportunities for Self-Sufficiency) in California, and organizations like CEO (Center for Employment Opportunities) with branches throughout the country.
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I'm not calling for a retrofitted victimization of Diana, but it is joyless and sad to see her chew Max up and spit him out, and watching Maslany, who plays the part with grim self-sufficiency, I had no idea why Diana even bothered.
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In 2018, before Covid-19 was known to humans, when the public charge rule was still just a proposal, Wendy Parmet, a professor of law and public health at Northeastern University, warned that the push for immigrant self-sufficiency would be both dangerous and quixotic.
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"The temptations of self-sufficiency / are great," she writes, "but not great / enough": the pressure of maintaining patience, of creating for those she loves a zone of approachability and safety, makes her an altogether different kind of poet from Moore, who kept herself scarce.
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The "Chinese drive towards self-sufficiency" has accelerated over the past year as a result of the "decoupling," said Ben Harburg, managing partner of Beijing-based venture capital firm MSA Capital, at CNBC's East Tech West conference in the Nansha district of Guangzhou in China.
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She gave a speech this fall to the National Association of Medicaid Directors in which she said this: For people living with disabilities, CMS has long believed that meaningful work is essential to their economic self-sufficiency, self-esteem, wellbeing, and improving their health.
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But officials in Iraq's breadbasket province Nineveh warned that if the fires spread to storage sites, a quarter of this year's bumper harvest could be at risk, potentially ending Iraq's dream of self-sufficiency after years of disruption due to drought and Islamic State rule.
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HOUSTON/LONDON (Reuters) - U.S. shale oil output is set to surge over the next five years, stealing market share from OPEC producers and moving the United States, once the world's top oil importer, closer to self sufficiency, the International Energy Agency said on Monday.
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I mean, it seems counter to self-sufficiency to be like, "I have a friend who I check in with every time I get on the plane and every time I get off a plane, or "I have a friend who literally knows everywhere I'm going.
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SAUDI WOMEN TO BE ALLOWED IN SPORTS STADIUMS NEXT YEAR "Regarding the production of uranium in the kingdom, this is a program which is our first step towards self-sufficiency in producing nuclear fuel," Yamani told a conference organized by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA).
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"It's hard to see how to make these projects win-win when both the investors and the communities want the same land for very different purposes," said Renee Vellve, co-founder of GRAIN, an international charity that supports social movements in their bid for food self-sufficiency.
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Hymer said the concept car-home was created to show what travel could be like by 2025, using modern technology to increase its self-sufficiency, including a solar panel-like photovoltaic system in the inflatable roof and paintwork that regulates the surface temperature and the home's interior.
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In joining NAFTA, Mexico set aside a century's worth of grievances to cooperate closely with the U.S.; that its partnership has been met with insults and bullying from President Trump is a boon to AMLO's narrative that Mexico must course-correct toward nationalism and self-sufficiency.
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But while this may sound sensible, high inventories and more regional self-sufficiency are, in fact, antithetical to the "just enough, just in time" approach that drives most of our economy, even though no one's suggesting we need to be completely self-sufficient of the time.
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A report issued by the FPWA using the self-sufficiency standard determined that a family of four (including two adults and two young children) would require $70,319 to live in the Bronx, $72,160 to live in Brooklyn and more than $603,000 to live in Lower Manhattan.
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" The Post report included a defense from Lynne Patton, a former Trump family employee who is now a key HUD official, who said department leadership wanted a motto that "better reflects" the administration's desire to give people "the tools to ascend the economic ladder to self-sufficiency.
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A shortage of cheap fertilizers at a time when an El Nino weather event is threatening harvests could hurt food supplies in Southeast Asia's largest economy, scuppering President Joko Widodo's self-sufficiency targets that are already under pressure due to rampant corruption in the farm sector.
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Countries like India have already signed up to such agreements with the U.S. Riyadh has previously stated that wants to tap its own uranium resources for "self-sufficiency in producing nuclear fuel," according to Reuters, and is not interested in diverting nuclear technology to military use.
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Without work requirements and other reforms that help to move people away from government dependency and toward self-sufficiency, able-bodied adults will continue to consume an ever-larger amount of Medicaid funding, leaving less for the disabled, elderly, and sick the program was intended to protect.
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The four-page document released Wednesday by the USDA lists the priorities in bullets and calls for supporting "work as the pathway to self-sufficiency, well-being, and economic mobility for individuals and families" who receive the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, usually referred to as food stamps.
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The authors of the report calculated a self-sufficiency standard, meant to determine how much income is now required to meet basic needs — housing, child care, food, transportation, health care — without help from public subsidies, for families of different sizes living in different parts of the city.
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By creating time limits, expanding bureaucratic work requirements, cutting SNAP benefits, and increasing administrative burdens on states and families struggling to find quality work, put food on the table, and pay for other necessities, the House farm bill undermines — not increases — families' economic self-sufficiency and food security.
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While I would live a much more peaceful life if I could put her to the side, I'm scared that if I ignore her—the warnings, calls for self-sufficiency and cautionary tales about people who want too much—that there will be no one left in control.
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They have been proven to help impoverished families move from dependency to self-sufficiency and guarantee Medicaid programs have enough money to cover the costs of those children, disabled, and sick Americans who desperately need access to health insurance but don't have the ability to pay for it themselves.
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I agree with Senators Bob Casey and Sherrod Brown, who recently wrote to the director of the Office of Management and Budget and said that any budget proposal by any administration should reflect the goals of the A.D.A.: equal opportunity, independent living, full participation and economic self-sufficiency.
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While the number of New Yorkers living at the federal poverty level has stood at about 2000 percent of the population for years, the number lacking the resources to meet basic needs, according to the self-sufficiency standard, is at about 42 percent, amounting to 3 million people.
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It could be the beginning of a Hans Christian Andersen fairy tale, before the inevitable darkness seeps in, but rather it's the backdrop of a budding aesthetic movement called cottagecore, where tropes of rural self-sufficiency converge with dainty décor to create an exceptionally twee distillation of pastoral existence.
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We all should be concerned and focused on the one in six children and the family circumstances that lead to food scarcity by implementing solutions to help these families get steady employment, develop budgets, manage money and create a new family tree that will allow for self-sufficiency.
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"The discovery of Zohr field and achieving self-sufficiency in natural gas have encouraged the state to think: why don't we use this gas as a domestic fuel and work to expand its use," said Ayman Shalaby, assistant vice chairman at the Egyptian Natural Gas Holding Company (EGAS).
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"What we are trying to do by delivering a combination of work experience, financial education, leadership training, mentoring opportunities is really giving young people a jump start on the path to employment and self-sufficiency," Edward Skyler, Citi's head of global affairs and chairman of the initiative told CNBC recently.
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Cairo's desire for gas self-sufficiency by the end of 2018 bodes ill for traders having to reshuffle LNG out of the country amid concern over the impact on global gas prices if replacement markets for the world's eighth-biggest importer of the super-cooled fuel are not found fast enough.
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Though gig economy jobs (like driving for Uber or shopping for Instacart) are not consistently measured in the data, more single mothers are also doing these jobs in recent years, said Danika Dellor, executive director of Wanda, a Bay Area nonprofit that helps low-income single mothers with economic self-sufficiency.
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Although it's a daunting task to summarize the depth and breadth of Haraway's complex and abstract thoughts, to put it generally and briefly, she is a feminist whose beliefs are not rooted in out-and-out environmentalism, but rather in self-sufficiency, Marxist materialism, and in a relationship with technology.
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During his testimony in support of repealing the distilling ban, Harry Pickernell, chairman of the Chehalis tribe, noted that the official policy of the United States government is to "support tribal self-determination and self-sufficiency," which means that tribes must be able to provide for their members through economic development.
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I believe the Arab Youth Survey reveals three strategic imperatives that call for knowing the Middle East through the eyes of its largest demographic: The economic imperative: While the U.S. has achieved greater energy self-sufficiency, the global economy will continue to depend on the Middle East's vast oil reserves.
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Perry spoke with reporters Monday about how he, Trump and the administration see their stated goal of "energy dominance," in which the U.S. goes beyond energy independence and starts actively competing on multiple global stages through self-sufficiency and exports of natural gas, oil, coal and other forms of energy.
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More recently, the complaints from Western companies have gotten louder, as China's economic growth slows and unease grows about Beijing's failure to deliver on its promise to open markets for foreign companies as well as its Made in China 2025 plan to push for greater self-sufficiency in several industries.
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"If you look at the statute, it is one of the purposes of Medicaid to help people attain independence and self-sufficiency," said Dennis Smith, senior adviser for Medicaid and health care reform at the Arkansas Department of Human Services and a Medicare and Medicaid director under President George W. Bush.
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This, for example, has taken Pop Art-ish forms where I took the cheesy, old Dutch cartoon character of a marmalade mascot, Flipje van Tiel, to utopian ideas of self-sufficiency and withdrawal from society, like Thoreau's Walden, and more recently there's been a lot of paintings about trash and books.
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Our nation enjoyed access to resources that fueled broadly shared economic growth at home and a stability that kept another world war at bay, benefiting Americans from all walks of life, while an unprecedented era of peace and prosperity lifted hundreds of millions of Asians out of poverty and toward self-sufficiency.
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McHugh sometimes accompanied DeAnna on weekend trips down to the Wolves' headquarters for what they called a "moot" — a ceremony in which the assembled Wolves would smear ash on their bodies around a fire and give what McHugh described as "dramatic speeches" about self-sufficiency and relying on the other group members.
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So it makes sense that the stars would want to align with a brand that has "giving" in the name, and which works in partnership with the non-profit Chrysalis, which works to improve self-sufficiency for homeless and low-income individuals by providing resources and support for them to find employment.
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"President Donald J. Trump hired me to do a job as the Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, and we are making tremendous progress ensuring our most vulnerable citizens are empowered with a path to self-sufficiency," Carson told The Hill in a statement when asked for comment about the Newsmax interview.
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Acting US Citizenship and Immigration Services Director Ken Cuccinelli has insisted that the rule will encourage self-sufficiency, and drew criticism Tuesday when he revised the iconic poem on the Statue of Liberty's pedestal to suggest that only immigrants who can "stand on their own two feet" are welcome in the United States.
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And though the idea of reducing trade and seeking self-sufficiency was raised both in President Trump's election campaign and in the UK's discussions about life post-Brexit, climate change implies a greater future need for free trade, with violently changing weather taking a toll on commodities such as fish, coffee and wine.
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Since its launch, shortly after María struck, the campaign has been bringing environmental, social and economic justice groups from across the United States together to support Puerto Rican leadership in their effort to rebuild the island through a just recovery centered on renewable energy, a green economy, food sovereignty and Puerto Rico's self sufficiency.
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From one Uptown girl to another (disclaimer, I just moved Uptown two years ago and it's not even the Bronx): There are millions of teenage girls watching your every move, learning about incredible things like body autonomy, financial self-sufficiency, and about how to not give a fuck and be your most authentic self.
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And even as it makes short-term concessions on pork and other agricultural imports from the U.S., it is making long-term investments in self-sufficiency in swine production — signaling that for pork, like other commodities, Beijing's long-term objective is not to increase imports from the U.S. but rather to phase them out altogether.
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"Take modern escapist fantasies like tiny homes, voluntary simplicity, forest bathing and screen-free childhoods, then place them inside a delicate, moss-filled terrarium, and the result will look a lot like cottagecore," says Isabel Slone, who wrote about the budding online movement, where scenes of idyllic pastoral life meet ideas of rural self-sufficiency.
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In her new book, "The End of American Childhood: A History of Parenting From Life on the Frontier to the Managed Child," she puts this knowledge and skill to valuable use in defining a uniquely American form of childhood — characterized by a combination of pluck, grit, autonomy and self-sufficiency — that came into being in the early 19th century.
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The two most polarizing elements of his output—handling his own production and hardly ever having any featured artists on his albums—have created a fissure between witty critics who cite those as reasons for how uninteresting he is, and staunch supporters who believe his self-sufficiency is more praiseworthy than the majority of his peers.
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The Trump administration and states desiring to pass Medicaid reform know that without work requirements and other reforms that incentivize people who can work to pursue self-sufficiency, many people who don't have job skills end up trapped in a cycle of poverty and others abuse the system, consuming resources meant only for the neediest Americans.
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In the last decade, Taller E, staffed by Benítez and Corvalán and many of the architects who have collaborated with them in the past 20 years, has begun to formalize the inventions of the Paraguayan masters into something like a movement based on principles of affordability, self-sufficiency and the creative exploration of a limited palette of materials.
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Indeed, China's state-driven industrial policies, such as the Guideline for the Promotion of the Development of the National Integrated Circuit Industry and the Made in China 85033 program, are undoubtedly aimed at boosting Chinese self-sufficiency and leadership in advanced and dual-use technologies, such as semiconductors, artificial intelligence, virtual reality and the internet of things.
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Playlist: "Feel It" / "The Saxophone Song" / "The Kick Inside" / "Symphony In Blue" / "The Infant Kiss" / "Houdini" / "The Sensual World" / "The Song Of Solomon" Spotify | Apple Music Long into post-adolescence and self-sufficiency, Kate was still referred to as the "doctor's daughter," and far into her forties, critics still tied Kate's music to her father's Englishness and her mother's Irishness.
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The narcissist is anyone and everyone — the bad boyfriend or bad girlfriend, the bad analysand ("From the perspective of Freud's emerging 'science,' if they didn't need therapy, their self-sufficiency must be a case of arrested development"), the millennial in the middle, probably no more self-involved than any other generation — which makes him a bit of a straw man.
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And although law enforcement officials have traditionally opposed such measures for an array of reasons — including accountability, a belief that records are vital to public safety, and unstinting support for crime victims — a growing number of them have begun to recognize that criminal records can be enduring obstacles to self-sufficiency and even help trap people in cycles of crime.
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In the end, the Eleanor Foundation agreed to make a gift of its assets in exchange for the promise that the Chicago Foundation for Women would continue to fund work on economic self-sufficiency, make at least $1 million in grants in that area over the first three years and take six board members from the Eleanor Foundation onto its board.
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"It seems likely that the current trade dispute, and the ZTE sanctions in particular, will spur the Chinese government to double down on its economic autarky model, where they seek self-sufficiency in a wider array of technology-based products," said Robert D. Atkinson, the president of the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation, a Washington policy research group backed partly by Western technology companies.
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