Hopefully, I can continue to be in this state of health.
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"She is in a great state of health and mind," he said.
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DOESN'T MEAN THEY'RE ALL IN THE SAME STATE OF HEALTH, YOU KNOW.
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It declared a "state of health emergency in the capital," the agency said.
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Today there is much talk about the state of health care in America.
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Bongo has not been seen in public since and his state of health is unknown.
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So what's the state of health privacy law, and what would an ideal policy look like?
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Anger about the state of health care and other issues is bubbling up across the country.
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If you look at the current state of health policy, the effects of stigma are clear.
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"Mr Assange requires urgent expert medical assessment of both his physical and psychological state of health."
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The workers are in hospital, said a Gazprom spokesman, declining to comment on their state of health.
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Among the chief topics of the group's report was the poor state of health in the hinterlands.
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It's through this appearance that others infer my gender, my age, and my overall state of health.
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But last week, a medical expert concluded that his state of health was "not incompatible" with his incarceration.
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When people can get a policy regardless of their state of health, they have little incentive to purchase insurance.
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"Hello everyone, there are many rumors circulating in regard to my state of health, but I'm fine," Gaviria said.
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The company states that "instructions to report the state of health to the authorities are known" to its staff.
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The Constitution provides for the public to be told of the state of health of a president, if serious.
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The constitution provides for the public to be told of the state of health of an incumbent president, if serious.
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The current state of health insurance, where premiums are skyrocketing, choices are limited, and small businesses are struggling, needs fixing.
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Reuters was unable to independently confirm the families' assertions about prison conditions and the state of health of their relatives.
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She states and defends stacks of untruths — from the motivations of Donald Trump accusers to the state of health care negotiations.
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She says that hospitals are being paired with temples to keep an eye on the state of health education within them.
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"His dispatch to a prison colony would mean his death," he wrote on social media, alluding to Umerov's frail state of health.
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TV. "People are mad, people are angry," he added, citing the growing student debt crisis and current state of health care system.
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"The state of health of children in the Middle East's poorest country has never been as catastrophic as it is today," she added.
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It also sparked demonstrations in Abuja, where protesters demanded a constitutional order on his absence and evidence about his true state of health.
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I didn't have to run for president, a task that has to be a challenge for anyone in a fine state of health.
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Given my state of health and age, my last duty towards the Algerian people was always contributing to the foundation of a new Republic.
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On Wednesday, the alligator will be given a full exam to determine its weight, sex and state of health, reports the Detroit Free Press.
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"At the moment, their state of health is critical to how sea levels will rise over the coming decades," he said in an email.
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This Wednesday, Axios' Sam Baker hosted an Expert Voices Live discussion in Chicago, digging into the state of health care access and affordability in Illinois.
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Then conferring with Winston Churchill and Joseph Stalin at the Black Sea port of Yalta, many observers commented on the president's ill state of health.
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"Given Mr. Weinstein's state of health, we are of course concerned, if this is the case, and we are vigilantly monitoring the situation," Ansari said.
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Concerns about the future of their coverage and current challenges with premiums are personal and important to understanding the state of health care in America.
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This Wednesday, Axios' Sam Baker hosted an Expert Voices Live discussion in Phoenix, digging into the state of health care access and affordability in Arizona.
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The woman's state of health deteriorated further in the following days and she then died of pneumonia caused by her infection with the coronavirus, they said.
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The woman's state of health deteriorated further in the following days and she then died of pneumonia caused by her infection with the coronavirus, they said.
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"The message sent by this tragic event is terrifying: How to explain that Tamalt's state of health was allowed to deteriorate without doing anything?" she said.
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Since I don't receive health insurance through my work I have a catastrophic health insurance plan that I purchased through the New York State of Health marketplace.
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Her other losses won't be as easily replaced, but she's determined to get back to where she was — a state of health she never fully appreciated before.
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"What it says is something awful about the state of health insurance, that it's so expensive to get to the hospital via ambulance," said Dubal, the law professor.
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We also wouldn't necessarily say he is in good health — he may have been restored to the same mediocre state of health he exhibited before the heart attack.
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Suddenly, my fear went beyond the kind that's inevitable when you have aging parents, to a more urgent worry about her current state of health and well-being.
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Insults quickly turned to intrigue as the Italian media plumbed the tree's costs, questioned how it had been transported to the city and analyzed its state of health.
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A lot of poorly educated voters are receptive to conspiracy theories, like the view that the Clinton campaign is hiding crucial information about the candidate's real state of health.
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"Your advanced age and your dramatic state of health command you to not take care of the duties of the state any more," they wrote in an open letter.
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Because it is uncertain to what extent he is capable of gravelling and standing trial, the first session is expected to determine his state of health, the court said.
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Demonstrators say Bouteflika is no state of health to run the country, and they want to see a new generation of leadership tackle deep-seated economic problems and corruption.
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"Despite the constant threats to the Affordable Care Act, New York's health insurance marketplace stands strong," said Donna Frescatore, executive director of NY State of Health, the state's exchange.
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Among the changes proposed by the Nepalese government is a requirement for climbers to submit a medical report by a certified doctor disclosing their history and state of health.
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If we are going to mount an adequate response to a potential pandemic, our preparation must include an acknowledgment of the fractured state of health care access in this country.
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Mundanities like that, from the timbre of your pulse to the color of your tongue and the stench of your gas, are all clues into your current state of health.
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The European Central Bank decided not to disclose the outcome of stress tests on smaller banks - so there is a question mark over the Veneto banks' exact state of health.
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"If there's a hurricane, or forest fire, or some kind of catastrophe, the most biodiversity there is, the quicker that system can bounce back to a state of health," Winter says.
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Markets will also continue to be laser focused on any comments made from any quarter on the state of health care or tax reform, even if there is only minor movement.
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Why it matters: The company is a subsidiary of Anthem, a major ACA player, and it's in the home state of Health and Human Services secretary and ACA critic Tom Price.
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These figures are according to new study on the state of health in the Middle East out of the University of Washington that analyzed 23 years of data extending to 2013.
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Even so, since I've become a freelancer in the United States, I've been jerked around by the New York State of Health marketplace, set up under Obamacare, and its spiraling prices.
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"His state of health was such that not admitting him to a hospital might have resulted in a threat to his life and the likelihood of that was high," he said.
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Escobar lamented the state of health care in Texas, but offered an optimistic message centered on Democrats' efforts to lower drug costs and shore-up protections for people with pre-existing conditions.
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Noted not only for being a bellwether for the state of health of the Gulf airline industry, the show has gained a reputation for yielding big orders for the leading aircraft manufacturers.
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Today, Professor Settis leads a committee of three in charge of monitoring the tower and reporting on its "state of health," which is currently "very good," he said in a telephone interview.
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He denies the charges, saying he took the pictures of the daughter were made for a diary to present the evidence of he improved state of health for the state child care organizations.
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Oscar Landerretche "is in a good state of health after being a victim today of the explosion of an artifact that he received at his home," said Codelco, the world's largest copper miner.
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Spending is down and the number of Americans with coverage is up: There seems to be a lot of reasons to feel optimistic about the state of health care in this country, right?
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After she and the popular Democratic candidate tackled tough topics like the state of health care and economic strategy, Hill, 43, cheerfully opened up about her happy life now with fiancé Ian Wallace.
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"APEC will not solve PNG's problems such as the rampant corruption, high unemployment, escalating crime, deteriorating state of health centers and hospitals as well as classrooms, roads, telecommunication and transport services," he said.
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"Up to now, JAXA has not been able to figure out the state of health of the satellite," JAXA's most recent statement said, adding that an emergency headquarters has been established to investigate.
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In that context, your article offers a frightening look at the state of health care in the United States and serves as a reminder that we must not become complacent as hospitals close.
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Two months later, the Senior Hospital Doctors Association (SHDA) joined their colleagues, saying they could no longer cope with the poor working conditions and the dire state of health facilities in the country.
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" The story picked up more traction when The New York Times editorial board wrote about the platform accident on Monday with the headline: "This Tweet Captures the State of Health Care in America Today.
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Since they cannot be sure how long they will live and what their state of health will be, and have no way of predicting inflation, interest rates and markets, some caution is clearly in order.
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"The fact that Warmbier died suddenly in less than a week just after his return to the U.S. in his normal state of health indicators is a mystery to us as well," the agency reported.
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BEIRUT, March 15 (Reuters) - Lebanon will temporarily shut its airport, borders, and ports from Wednesday until March 29 as part of a state of health emergency to combat coronavirus, Lebanon's information minister said on Sunday.
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As Tovar points out, this treatment creates a feedback loop where fat people are subject to this medical bias and therefore don't return to the doctor unless they are truly in a dire state of health.
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Andrew Free, an attorney working on Hernández's case along with the Transgender Law Center, said the video would have provided evidence of Hernández's state of health and what condition she was in while in US custody.
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Sunday Israel will invest nearly 1 billion shekels ($290 million) in the project to make data about the state of health of its population available to researchers and private companies.
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"The state of health of His Excellency Mr Ali Bongo Ondimba, President of the Republic and head of state, has greatly improved," the presidency statement read out on state TV by his spokesman Ike Ngouoni said.
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"More than 50 percent of consumers buying plans through the NY State of Health will receive a tax credit offsetting the increases in premiums, and for some the credit will result in lower actual premiums," Vullo said.
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By the early 2100s the state of health of American men aged 69, as reported by themselves, was as good as that of 60-year-olds in the 1970s; 70 really does seem to be the new 60.
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Free software like Battery Monitor (Mac) and BATExpert (Windows) can help you here and give you a full rundown of the battery's current state of health, so you always know just how well you're doing at managing it.
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"No one flagged possible tensions due to what happens in our country," Visco said, adding the meeting did not discuss the state of health of Italian banks, which are saddled with some 350 billion euros of soured loans.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israel will invest nearly 1 billion shekels ($287 million) in a project to make data about the state of health of its population available to researchers and private companies, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Sunday.
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After all, we must look out for the least fortunate The 85033 Point Plan for Affordable Health Care in America is just the starting point for an open vibrant discussion about the current state of health care in America.
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"Our goal is to ensure that consumers have adequate time to shop for and enroll in the health plan that is best for their family," Donna Frescatore, executive director of New York State of Health, said in a statement.
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"The fact that Warmbier died suddenly in less than a week just after his return to the US in his normal state of health indicators is a mystery to us as well," the spokesman was quoted by KCNA as saying.
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Overall, after accounting for grandparents' age and general state of health, the risk of dying over a 20-year period was one-third lower for grandparents who cared for their grandchildren, compared with grandparents who did not provide any childcare.
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"The fact that Warmbier died suddenly in less than a week after his return to the U.S. in his normal state of health indicators is a mystery to us as well," a spokesman, quoted by North Korean state-run media, said.
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Mental health scores were better for people who had volunteered than for people who never had, and was best for those who volunteered most often – even when marital status, educational attainment, social class, and state of health were accounted for.
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"I am profoundly saddened to learn of Sergio's state of health," John Elkann, the great-great-grandson of Giovanni Agnelli, the Fiat founder, and the chairman of the family's investment company, Exor, a major Fiat Chrysler shareholder, said in a statement.
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"She was in a precarious state of health," Albuquerque said, adding that the rescuers were not expecting Pingo to give birth before getting to a hospital, and that the birth was "improvised," but the baby's arrival brought joy to everyone in his crew.
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People of any political stripe ought to be able to agree on the basic premise that races should be decided on the basis of the individual horse's natural ability and state of health, and not on the artifice of a drug that masks pain or boosts performance.
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By refusing immigrants to enter there if they are in a bad state of health, and by excluding certain races from the right to become naturalized as citizens, they have begun to introduce principles similar to those on which we wish to ground the People's State.
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Sure, it's frustrating that the state of health insurance has spawned high-deductible health plans and HSAs, effectively pushing more out-of-pocket costs onto consumers in return for the carrot of a premium that Mercer says is about 30 percent lower than a traditional standard policy.
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In an interview in 2014 the then representative from Wisconsin had this to say about the current state of health care, and how he would change it: Republican Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky has fought long and hard beside President Trump of late to repeal and replace Obamacare.
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"The top priority that the president gave us, to work with members of Congress to make sure that the ObamaCare nightmare is about to end," Pence said in Louisville, Ky., describing a deteriorating state of health coverage in the U.S. marked by rising premiums and dwindling competition among insurers.
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Other services will include the ability to let patients access their own medical records and review their own consultations; book appointments; renew prescriptions; view a "digital twin" of their own state of health based on medical history and other details; and manage their rehab after a procedure, illness or injury.
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And while Kimmel, in tears throughout the emotional, 13-minute clip, made plenty of jokes to bring some levity to the situation ("even that son of a bitch Matt Damon sent flowers"), he also used the experience to make a larger point about the current state of health care in the United States.
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Knowing the dire state of health care in this country and the anger, anxiety, and torment that infuses most Americans' interactions with the health care system, even Washington's most vicious Chardleys have to couch their nonsense in the language of access and affordability, instead of liberty and the Venezuelan perils of government intervention.
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"It is very surprising to visit monumental baobabs, with ages greater than a thousand to two thousand years, which seem to be in a good state of health, and to find them after several years fallen to the ground and dead," study co-author Adrian Patrut of Babes-Bolyai University in Romania tells National Geographic .
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