LG: And in some ways, you're subsidized as well, but you're subsidized by venture capital.
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Firms are eligible for subsidized rent, subsidized loans, debt guarantees, and monetary awards to attract top talent.
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It is nearly impossible to attend for most families without access to some grants, subsidized loans or subsidized tuition.
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Almost every evaluated subsidized employment program mentioned above, including ones that weren't cost-effective overall, increased employment while it was subsidized.
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Some states require insurers to sell subsidized plans on the exchanges created under Obamacare in order to sell non-subsidized plans elsewhere.
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Carleton admissions officers went on tours subsidized by New Oriental in 2013, 2014 and 2015 and participated in six Dipont-subsidized summer camps.
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She points out that Finns get 10 months of parental leave split between the mother and father, subsidized day care and subsidized health care.
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This was accomplished by providing subsidies to farmers while also providing subsidized food to poor urban Americans, through either SNAP (food stamps) or subsidized school breakfasts and lunches.
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Beyond that, creating a nationally subsidized charging infrastructure would simply swap a currently bad situation with nationally subsidized gasoline for a newly bad situation with federally funded electricity.
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Despite the flaws of public housing, the lack of federally subsidized housing (and of subsidized housing vouchers) has contributed to an acute housing crisis for the nation's poor.
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A direct subsidized loan, also known as a federal subsidized Stafford Loan, is one of the best options for borrowing money for college, but it's not available to everyone.
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But under Nazi rule, theater became subsidized — and regulated.
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Some states ban coverage for abortion in subsidized plans altogether.
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New York City once set the standard for subsidized housing.
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Bureaucrats poured money into incubators and subsidized college student startups.
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My tertiary education was fully subsidized by a religious foundation.
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Now, the subsidized school model is being extended to kindergartens.
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Cubana sells tickets to Cuban citizens at heavily subsidized prices.
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Parent PLUS interest rates are not subsidized by the government.
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Karim Amer: Which governments subsidized, which our tax money subsidizes.
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The billionaire subsidized the findings until Trump clinched the nomination.
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Largely subsidized by the county, the trip cost only $2.77.
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It's factory facilities are partly subsidized by the federal government.
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The thing that's ... KS: You can get it subsidized, then?
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There are long lines outside food markets selling subsidized goods.
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Its rent in a Hangzhou office park is also subsidized.
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She lost her subsidized apartment and many of her friends.
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It doesn't have to be subsidized in my view, though.
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"I would rather live in subsidized housing," her son replied.
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This maritime militia receives subsidized fuel, ice and navigational devices.
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Hitting that number will require building more everything: Subsidized housing.
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Ireland does, however, have free and subsidized public heath care.
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Insurance should not be a subsidized intermediary to access care.
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The beer division reeled from the loss of subsidized barley.
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As premiums rise for the subsidized, so do the subsidies.
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It ended other programs supporting private development of subsidized housing.
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It ended other programs supporting private development of subsidized housing.
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Is it problematic to have such a heavily subsidized market?
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I qualified for a subsidized lunch at my elementary school.
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That means taxpayers essentially subsidized $54 million of his pay.
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Democrats interested in subsidized college or universal healthcare have Sanders.
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In Douma, bread is no longer subsidized by the state.
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Health plan executives realize this will push the unsubsidized and partially subsidized people off the rolls but leave a core enrollment of taxpayer subsidized people insulated against the costs and ultimately profitable for the insurers.
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Venezuela in turn has provided Cuba with heavily subsidized crude oil.
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She introduced subsidized canteens, for instance, that were called Amma Canteens.
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But in practice the subsidized content can simply become the internet.
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Earlier this decade, the government stimulated truck purchases with subsidized loans.
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Her sister, Tony White, eventually found a subsidized apartment in Manhattan.
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Parking is subsidized by both the politicians and the average people.
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But subsidized housing is still off limits for most former felons.
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They love their jobs and their taxpayer-subsidized healthcare and pension.
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Starting in 2010, Germany's Energiewende legislation heavily subsidized solar and wind.
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That's because they're not subsidized through contracts or device installment plans.
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I think is the first ad-subsidized newspaper, is that right?
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First, it could prevent re-sellers from offering subsidized subscription plans.
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Which rural districts in India should receive rice at subsidized prices?
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Still, fuel costs have doubled with two increases in subsidized prices.
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Eligible workers get training, subsidized incomes and medical and relocation assistance.
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It will offer subsidized housing and services for grandparents raising grandchildren.
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Federal student loans generally come in two varieties: subsidized and unsubsidized.
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So he's basically building a dynasty that's been subsidized by taxpayers.
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The athletes' village will become a gated community, not subsidized housing.
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"I'm too small to be subsidized by the government," he said.
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But the core advertising business that subsidized their work remained robust.
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Subsidized tenants bought into the scheme because it delivered obvious benefits.
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In fact, until 2015, rice was subsidized by the Malaysian government.
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But some residents are opposing proposed fixes, like employer-subsidized housing.
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Here's why: Subsidized monopoly markets are attractive to health insurance plans.
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Levittown, N.Y., is best known, although such developments were subsidized everywhere.
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Last year San Francisco broke ground on 767 subsidized affordable apartments.
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However, for those already subsidized, a tuition decrease doesn't mean much.
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They scoff at subsidized prenatal care and universal free pre-school.
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Some of the old families moved back to the subsidized homes.
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It's still subsidized by the suffering of the poor, he concludes.
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Many cities and states also fund their own subsidized housing programs.
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It provides those experiencing homelessness with subsidized housing with no expectations.
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We already have a heavily subsidized farming industry in this country.
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Even then, only a tiny fraction of those were actually subsidized.
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President Trump blames China for flooding global markets with subsidized aluminum.
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A subsidized ferry service to Wall Street and Midtown departs nearby.
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Basic things, like paid sick days, subsidized preschool, universal health coverage.
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Their shacks and mud compounds were not subsidized by American taxpayers.
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So even if they paid $25 dollars, their visit is subsidized.
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So the bottom line for subsidized customers is not so bad.
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But while subsidized insurance payments are expected to rise, that will not correspond to a cut in subsidized loans for the next crop year, Agriculture Policy Secretary Eduardo Sampaio Marques said in an interview with Reuters.
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Children in Sweden have access to government-subsidized child careIn Sweden, where children have access to public, government-subsidized child care starting at age of 1, parents tend to have fewer concerns around their children's safety.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil could double spending on subsidized farm insurance in 2020 and may expand subsidized loans, the country's agriculture policy secretary said on Thursday, even though the new government's economic team has pledged to cut spending.
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Because that diploma is now usually subsidized by taxpayers, college costs more.
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Foreign aid has subsidized policies that have destroyed developing countries' export sectors.
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"Our service is complementary to the existing subsidized public offering," Kennel said.
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But under the proclamation, subsidized insurance does not qualify as sufficient coverage.
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The unit is government-subsidized and includes a separate dorm and washroom.
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Rather, she said, it is specifically aimed at free and subsidized cafeterias.
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The militants subsidized services and food for some of the city's poor.
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The other main category of solution involves subsidized or public-provided jobs.
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True, and I actually agree with the point, they shouldn't be subsidized.
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This was followed by a doubling of the prices of subsidized bread.
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In his ideal world, Sense would be subsidized as a preventative measure.
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However, those other four applications were subsequently approved for subsidized Obamacare coverage.
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The main tactic is massive, subsidized deployment of wind, solar and biomass.
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U.S. producers called for the duties, alleging Canadian exports are unfairly subsidized.
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Yep, colleges and universities in America are addicted to taxpayer-subsidized tuition.
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It ends subsidized student loans and public-service forgiveness for student loans.
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Others are simply hostile to the very idea of publicly subsidized contraception.
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One would be subsidized child care, for after parents return to work.
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But Chinese government-subsidized local electric-car makers also are rapidly advancing.
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She lives in a rent-stabilized apartment, not a rent-subsidized apartment.
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That luxury is largely subsidized by a steady private dining business downstairs.
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More subsidized affordable housing, more market-rate rentals, more high-end condominiums.
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It's a spectacle of bespoke stalls, with subsidized rents for legacy vendors.
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Farmer assistance includes commodity payment programs, as well as subsidized crop insurance.
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China has also subsidized the sale of Huawei 22019G network equipment abroad.
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Have always counted on having publicly/lavishly subsidized retirements and health care5.
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"The reality is that the far-away drives will likely be subsidized."
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Street into a "dining hot spot" for young, white, subsidized crowds while
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Providing subsidized solar equipment would hugely improve uptake, Ruzivo Trust's Murimba said.
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In addition, they will also get free training and subsidized deployment services.
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Since the Nixon administration, the federal government has stopped building subsidized housing.
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They are subsidized by the government because they are used for policy.
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Congestion fees, he added, can be discounted or subsidized for impoverished drivers.
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Paid family leave, subsidized child care and flexible schedules are not widespread.
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She pays €300 a month in rent for a state-subsidized apartment.
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Yes, my watch is subsidized through work — your tax dollars at work.
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I mean, with sugar, we've subsidized it like crazy in this country.
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Santa also has the gall to charge a subsidized price of zero.
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Rather, it is the unfortunate result of decades of government-subsidized consumption.
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Matyash struggle to pay the $157 monthly rent on their subsidized apartment.
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These risk-pool premiums can and should be subsidized by the government.
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Perks include subsidized housing, free vaccinations, school allowances and reduced nursery costs.
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But how will these insurers compete with all of these subsidized premiums?
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"Right now, you have subsidized flood insurance for bad construction," he said.
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They are the most highly subsidized form of green energy in America.
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The European Union is very protective of its heavily-subsidized agricultural sector.
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In Tooting, subsidized public housing is scant and waiting lists are long.
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That's in addition to subsidized gym memberships and organic, healthy food options.
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The federal government — and the people whose premiums aren't subsidized under Obamacare.
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Obamacare increased coverage two ways, via Medicaid expansion and subsidized private insurance.
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It just doesn't allow that coverage to be subsidized by the government.
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Those negative figures indicate that EVs should be taxed, rather than subsidized.
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Investigators with the ombudsman found subsidized fertilizer being sold at as high as 216,274 rupiah ($214.14) per kg in 21, around 22 percent above the state-set price but below the non-subsidized 2743,2274 rupiah that plantations must pay.
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The movie was made in 1979, a golden age for government-subsidized spaceflight.
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The latter could also mean it will be sold at a subsidized price.
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At the time, she singled out Mexico's "highly subsidized" sugar policies as unfair.
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But the infrastructure of the internet, at least, was publicly financed and subsidized.
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Once the company deploys Espresa, it has to decide which services are subsidized.
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Most women who need publicly subsidized birth control also get it through Medicaid.
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Today, Roku's sell for less than $200, subsidized in part by targeted advertising.
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People who already live in federally subsidized public housing could also be evicted.
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U.S. producers say the exports are unfairly subsidized, a charge Canada strongly denies.
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Others fear losing subsidized food deliveries and government jobs if their votes stray.
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ChargePoint said VW could "drive out all competition" through free or subsidized charging.
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The airline offers subsidized tickets to Cubans and provides services for the government.
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Perks at its London office include subsidized gym membership and flexible working hours.
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Some critics believe state-run companies are subsidized, creating an unlevel playing field.
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They had access to quality housing, cars and home appliances at subsidized prices.
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CHILDCARE - Expansion of C$25-a-day subsidized - No plans to expand program.
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These pools offer targeted relief (subsidized coverage) to those who really need it.
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Instead, sick people could get coverage subsidized through high-risk pools, he said.
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And the work generated in subsidized jobs can be socially valuable as well.
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"The best part is, everything is subsidized by the taxpayer," the ad says.
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Some want simply to end U.S. sugar policy in favor of subsidized exports.
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They receive "cadillac" federal employees health benefits, 75 percent of which is subsidized.
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However, millions of non-subsidized customers feel the full brunt of such hikes.
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"He is in his first non parent subsidized apt with roommates," Ripa continued.
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Nearly half of students nationwide are eligible for a subsidized meal in school.
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Eligibility for subsidized school meals is clearly a blunt indicator of economic status.
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This is subsidized inequality at its absolute worst, and it needs to stop.
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Today's high executive compensation is subsidized by taxpayers and workers, not just shareholders.
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Marketing for both market-rate and subsidized units there is in full swing.
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"Garbage recycling relies on government, and waste-to-energy is subsidized," he added.
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Some said they have stopped or will stop participating in the subsidized trips.
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More covered lives on ACA-subsidized plans means a larger, healthier risk pool.
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"That's the result of the city creating a government-subsidized monopoly," he said.
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In fact, it wouldn't even improve cyber security at the subsidized plants themselves.
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This kind of insurance is usually very cheap and subsidized by your employer.
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Farmer assistance includes commodity payment programs, as well as subsidized crop insurance. Sen.
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Not covering them will reduce how much the government pays for subsidized coverage.
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In the 1990s, they wanted to impose work requirements on subsidized-housing programs.
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Mr. Fowke is jumping now in part to lock in the subsidized prices.
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By December, Ms. Walker obtained subsidized health insurance through the Affordable Care Act.
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Turkish pasta and powdered milk are now staples in Maduro's subsidized food program.
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Swedish citizens who live abroad are not eligible for subsidized elective health care.
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For decades, European governments lavishly subsidized money-losing companies, like utilities and airlines.
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For decades, European governments lavishly subsidized money-losing companies, like utilities and airlines.
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I took the losses and subsidized the paper as long as I could.
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Lawmakers look to bridge 'homework gap' with subsidized Wi-Fi hotspots for students
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Qatar Airways has repeatedly denied that it is subsidized by the Qatari government.
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The federal government could help, for example by spending more on subsidized housing.
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It&aposs also worth exploring the inherent trade-offs of subsidized student loans.
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My tuition was subsidized; I had a small stipend and didn't need much.
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But Mr. Xi and his backers argue that China needs those subsidized industries.
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Even a few hundred dollars a month might be leveraged into subsidized housing.
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Among other snags, the subsidized backstop insurance encourages building in high-risk areas.
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Subsidies, including subsidized crop insurance, further incentivize planting on sensitive land like marshlands.
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Men who take out their genitals to urinate are subsidized by city hall.
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Many poor people are now eligible for neither Medicaid nor subsidized private insurance.
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It's just a gift to an already flush, and heavily subsidized, oil industry.
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Solar and wind, already subsidized by Congress, have seen their costs drop dramatically.
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That makes maintaining momentum toward subsidized employment, and away from sheltered workshops, crucial.
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Let's create subsidized employment where they get the opportunity to get a job.
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The retailer also said Tuesday its employees will receive access to subsidized WW memberships.
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The new rule would apply to federally subsidized public housing that meets those guidelines.
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Obamacare plans are subsidized for people earning up to 400% of the poverty line.
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Eighteen states have granted aid — whether grants or subsidized tuition — to undocumented students. TheDream.
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But there is a financial element: Qualified developers will get subsidized access to SpatialOS.
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All trips via the Company's shuttles this month were subsidized by the energy drink.
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Her organization provides programs and services to residents of subsidized housing in three states.
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Further, subsidized housing has ground in districts around – you guessed it – the old malls.
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"The subsidized bread is not enough for everyone," says Ahmed, the owner of Regala.
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Trump and Clinton seem to agree on ethanol mandates and possibly subsidized corn insurance.
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But unlike HIV, tuberculosis and malaria programs, it is not subsidized by the government.
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He also added that some developers have already offered subsidized housing to Syrian refugees.
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Personally, I think Microsoft's subsidized Xbox 360s were meant to be a test case.
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But he adds that the most vital subsidized goods should be spared, including bread.
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The country's government assistance program gives citizens bags of essential goods at subsidized prices.
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That's going to be the key for getting subsidized hardware contracts to make sense.
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Unlike several western markets, smartphones are not subsidized by carriers and are sold separately.
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These are jobs in a declining industry that are heavily subsidized by tax dollars.
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Furthermore, Alipay and Tenpay's offline presence is fueled by their heavily-subsidized expansion plans.
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Those government subsidized transportation companies are also facing the realities of neglected transit systems.
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For HealthAlliance, Fareed said, training was free, subsidized by the advocacy group Autism Speaks.
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For instance, subsidized work has delivered cleaner public parks and improved low-income housing.
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They used subsidized school lunches as a proxy for household income and socioeconomic status.
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More than 53 in 10 receive subsidized premiums, and are cushioned from rate increases.
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But socialist Venezuela's subsidized shipments have fallen by at least 40 percent since 2014.
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" Booker has previously called private prisons, which are subsidized by U.S. tax dollars, "repugnant.
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Who are the U.S. companies receiving free or subsidized assistance to help them export?
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Logging companies exploited cheap undervalued heavily-subsidized lumber to ravage Tongass's old growth trees.
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Under the Affordable Care Act, younger consumers essentially subsidized the premiums of older ones.
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Those groups oppose almost every new development except those reserved for subsidized affordable housing.
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"This was subsidized by city residents," Ms. Burstein said recently of the tax break.
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The Sons of Liberty responded, famously, by throwing the subsidized tea into Boston Harbor.
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Ariza's Subaru payment is $255 per month, which is subsidized by her Turo income.
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For 22019 years, the National Flood Insurance Program has subsidized risky development in floodplains.
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Community Forests Pemba provides local beekeepers with hives at a subsidized cost of $7.
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The Trump administration has previously sought to curtail Venezuela's subsidized oil shipments to Cuba.
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There were recipients of government benefits — Supplemental Security Income, welfare, food stamps, subsidized housing.
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We're not going to be successful as a business being subsidized by venture capital.
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Her daughter had obtained subsidized insurance coverage through the law for $18 a month.
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These families are precisely the group that would most benefit from subsidized child care.
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Students with subsidized loans will be charged interest throughout the borrow and repayment periods.
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Paid parental leave and subsidized childcare have never been favorites of the Republican Establishment.
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Larger companies like Shimizu provide subsidized child care, shorter work hours and parental leave.
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The U.S. airlines contend the Gulf carriers are being unfairly subsidized by their governments.
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Columbia, when it was still King's College, subsidized slave traders with below-market loans.
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She has spent a decade waiting for a subsidized rental apartment to open up.
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Virgil Insurance: Virgil Insurance helps seniors turning 65 to buy Medicare-subsidized health insurance.
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State officials helped establish taxpayer-subsidized private white schools, known as segregation academies. Gov.
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And the average wait time to make it into subsidized housing is 64 months.
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The organization ruled last May that Europe had illegally subsidized several of Airbus's models.
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The Chinese government also heavily subsidized the manufacture of solar panels, mostly for export.
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This effectively creates cheap, government-subsidized feed crops for big meat and dairy companies.
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Why should taxpayers pay for subsidized services that essentially compete with privately offered products?
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Since its creation in 1999, Fies has contracted more than 2.3 million subsidized loans.
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It argued, among other things, that subsidized preschool can help break the poverty cycle.
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Far more borrowers had bank loans subsidized by the Federal Family Education Loan program.
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Two of the bills, SB2 and SB603, provide new funding for subsidized affordable housing.
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Instead, California is trying to address homelessness by expanding the supply of subsidized housing.
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It would cost about $450,000 a unit to build subsidized affordable housing in California.
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She lives in a tiny, subsidized apartment in Seoul with her husband and son.
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It finances most major infrastructure, power and industrial projects in Brazil with subsidized loans.
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South Korea's subsidized trade with the North, for example, should come to an end.
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They expect it to be affordable, which means for many it must be subsidized.
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Norton countered that the construction Blum observed was not subsidized by federal taxpayer dollars.
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As long as those people are being subsidized, they're not going to go away.
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These regulations create shortages in high-cost areas, necessitating subsidized provision to meet demand.
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We provide subsidized insurance to properties that flood over and over and over again.
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He correctly acknowledges that existing policies (such as subsidized employer-sponsored coverage) are problematic.
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Check. Nurturing communities of engineering expertise through heavily subsidized apprenticeship and technical training programs?
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Governments need to provide subsidized housing for people who cannot afford market-rate housing.
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The other 80 percent choose to use public hospitals, which are — again — heavily subsidized.
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Sprawl is extremely subsidized, and the chickens are coming home to roost on that.
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He also claimed that Colombians buying up subsidized goods in Venezuela was causing shortages.
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The E.U. has also threatened tariffs on the U.S. At the root of the tit-for-tat fight are a U.S. belief that Europe unfairly subsidized its domestic airline manufacturer, Airbus, and an equivalent view in Europe that the U.S. unfairly subsidized Boeing.
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He has applied for subsidized housing at his building, but there is a waiting list.
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It is time for this massive federally subsidized program to step out into the light.
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Cheap subsidized foreign exports have flooded into the market, destroying thousands of great American jobs.
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They say the imports are subsidized as Canada is getting lumber from government-owned land.
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There isn't a death spiral because the subsidies keep the subsidized people in the pool.
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The cafeteria here is highly subsidized by the government, which makes the food much cheaper!
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The affordable and subsidized housing that does exist isn't without its own set of problems.
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That could give teens a free or subsidized way to access SuperPhone's forthcoming conversation metrics.
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But I believe that because they shouldn't be subsidized because that's not good for America.
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It's also unclear whether Lumbee Homes, a subsidized neighborhood, was under a mandatory evacuation order.
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It essentially keeps insurers from losing money without raising the financial contribution from subsidized enrollees.
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That's likely to be a tough task, given that Uber has long subsidized its rides.
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But even $549 looks intimidating to users accustom to purchasing phones at carrier subsidized rates.
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Facebook is driving connectivity via its carrier-subsidized Free Basics app and Express Wifi hubs.
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He's also drafting plans for a government-subsidized jobs guarantee for the long-term unemployed.
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What's good for subsidized big business isn't necessarily good for the economy or the people.
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Biodiesel use is currently only mandatory for subsidized diesel users, which some users cannot buy.
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Since then, he runs out to catch his subsidized treat every time it drives by.
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Without land titles, the quilombolas don't have access to social benefits, such as subsidized housing.
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The government issued a statement calling the subsidized price "indispensable for attracting long-term investment".
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The CCF effectively subsidized many little magazines simply by being a large and regular purchaser.
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Instead, they typically sign up for Medicaid or for subsidized insurance on the Obamacare marketplaces.
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And that's what a lot of them have been living off of — subsidized, dumped product.
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The Mercer family, among the biggest donors to the Republican Party, amply subsidized his provocations.
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The proportion of children getting subsidized lunches at individual schools ranged from 6.1% to 94.9%.
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UPDATE: This story originally stated Oscar Health also subsidized the purchase of an Apple Watch.
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Cotton, another U.S. crop heavily subsidized through crop-insurance premium support, isn't eaten at all.
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The Department said it had found that imports from Canada were not being unfairly subsidized.
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Both kinds of plans are subsidized with government payments set by a competitive bidding process.
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The airline's partly subsidized operations serve residents and mainland businesses providing services and medical care.
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First, emerging East Asian countries adopted the Hamiltonian program of development subsidized by high tariffs.
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Federally subsidized student loans have higher interest rates for graduate students than for undergraduate students.
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Small business employers and employees can obtain individual insurance on the exchanges at subsidized rates.
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In 2014, the subsidized portion of the individual market was 23% larger than the unsubsidized.
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But, ironically, our food system is subsidized to promote unhealthy foods, like fat-laden cheese.
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The program offers Starbucks employees in the U.S. 10 subsidized backup care days per year.
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The total lifetime amount an undergraduate student can borrow in direct subsidized loans is $23,000.
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But claims that Boeing is subsidized in a prohibited market-distorting manner are patently false.
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That puts a subsidized government entity in unfair competition with private companies, including small business.
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A way to counter dumped or subsidized steel are trade defense instruments, including antidumping tariffs.
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The price of many subsidized staples, including bread, sugar, rice and cooking oil, could rise.
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Federal subsidized loans often have the lowest rates and offer the most flexible repayment options.
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"People are not going to be leaving subsidized insurance" for short-term plans, Azar said.
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Curbing inefficient state-subsidized industries, however, has near universal support among economists and policy makers.
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"I make more than $70,000 a year, and I qualify for subsidized housing," he said.
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With hunger increasing, the government in 2016 launched a program to distribute subsidized food packages.
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Funding a federal reinsurance program would lower premiums for everyone — the subsidized and unsubsidized alike.
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Only one-tenth of the promised 5,600 new units of subsidized housing have been built.
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Subsidized housing is not the only element in America's racial mosaic, but it looms large.
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So one is I'm going to find more land, build more subsidized flats for sale.
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Lula's government had used subsidized lending to promote public works and stoke a consumer binge.
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Europe provides an example: Many countries there provide universal early childhood programs, free or subsidized.
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And because Sheri's housing is subsidized through a federally administered voucher, it is also monitored.
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Now it is the turn of the heavily subsidized and deeply indebted French rail system.
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But the food-delivery service loses money and the freight-hauling business is heavily subsidized.
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Hezbollah fighters and Palestinian militants aren't being paid, and their families are losing subsidized housing.
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The United States accuses China of swamping the market with artificially cheap, subsidized solar panels.
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And depending on where they live, recipients can also qualify for state-subsidized health care.
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Ms. Cornwell and her husband were satisfied with the subsidized plan they had this year.
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In short, as subsidized companies get a boost, the rest of us suffer a burden.
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I believe in the right to protest but not at a taxpayer subsidized sporting event.
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Resettlement can be subsidized under a federal assistance program for residents of far northern regions.
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The foundation also provides free and subsidized artificial limbs for children who cannot afford them.
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It was exchanged for supplies later included in government subsidized food boxes for poor Venezuelans.
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The country's social housing fund offers loans at subsidized interest rates to middle-income Ecuadorians.
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Perversely, employer-sponsored health insurance is more highly subsidized for the rich than the poor.
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American farmers have long enjoyed taxpayer-subsidized revenue protection through the federal crop insurance program.
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His office accuses them of irregularities including smuggling Venezuela's highly-subsidized oil to Caribbean islands.
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Venture capital firms have patiently subsidized Lyft and dozens of other startups as they mature.
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The same is true for private health insurance, which is heavily subsidized by immigrant contributions.
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They say they can't compete with subsidized supplies from places like Russia, Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan.
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Whether it was a subsidized haircut or car wash, these perks rarely amounted to much.
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By raising so much money, STOP Safe effectively subsidized tickets for hundreds of LGBTQ youth.
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The 1 percent increase in fuel prices, which historically were highly subsidized, came without warning.
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Their yeshivas, which teach few practical secular job skills are heavily subsidized by the government.
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By contrast, most European elections are publicly subsidized and campaign spending is much more regulated.
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We subsidized wind energy, we subsidize ethanol, we subsidize solar, we subsidize oil and gas.
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DeVos' budget also would eliminate subsidized loans which are currently available to low-income students.
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The widespread view that solar power is a hopelessly subsidized business is quickly growing outdated.
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Americans with subsidized policies will stay in the system, with help from the federal government.
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These non-subsidized individuals will be slammed with the full burden of those hiked premiums.
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Right now the marketplaces are a lot more of a subsidized marketplace than initially expected.
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After a painful two-year recession, MRV also hopes to take advantage of moves by the government to raise some income limits on its subsidized mortgage program and create a new income range slightly above the heavily subsidized lower end of the low-income market.
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"We cannot make more subsidized bread with the current cost of flour," said Joao, the baker.
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The companies get rich, and American taxpayers have subsidized the creation of low-wage foreign jobs.
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If your federal student loans are subsidized, interest will not accrue during an economic hardship deferment.
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Kerosene is sold in India via public distribution shops operated by the government at subsidized rates.
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A subsidized section will highlight emerging local galleries including Commonwealth & Council, The Pit, and Château Shatto.
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But because the vast majority of ACA enrollees are subsidized, they'll be insulated from those costs.
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Higher rainfall can trim demand for subsidized diesel, which is used to pump wells for irrigation.
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In its home market, WHILL's devices are subsidized by the government and also available for rent.
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Avalere's Sloan said that consumers who receive subsidized premiums would generally be protected from premium increases.
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Still, it's a small price to pay for the service's heavily subsidized small price to pay.
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William Julius Wilson, at Harvard, is also a strong believer in subsidized jobs, suggesting former Rep.
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I have a subsidized gym membership through work and enjoy running and the occasional yoga class.
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Sixty percent of the city's residents live in government-subsidized housing — something politicians routinely boast about.
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In general, this would boost speeds in rural areas that receive broadband through government-subsidized programs.
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As a result, Charter doesn't have the same subsidized sales requirement for iPads that Comcast does.
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Subsidized work programs have been used to create temporary jobs as far back as the 1930s.
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That's not such a weird idea; VIA Rail is owned and subsidized by the federal government.
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At $159, a set of AirPods costs almost as much as a subsidized iPhone (remember those?).
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Now, many schools, especially those that are famous or considered "elite", have switched to subsidized status.
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That's no easy feat since Uber, like other ride-hailing providers, has long subsidized its rides.
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This is in contrast to the federal housing scheme, which offers subsidized loans for home purchases.
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The department said last month the products were being subsidized and dumped in the U.S. market.
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Some states have more than 40% of their Medicare population in the taxpayer-subsidized private plans.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi has made affordable housing a priority, with incentives such as subsidized loans.
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The company previously worked with Google to offer subsidized frames with prescription lenses for Google Glass.
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Veterans, current Medicare recipients, and unionized workers with generous tax-subsidized health plans are three others.
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The ACA offered people who didn't qualify for a government subsidized insurance plan a new subsidy.
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Unlike its key competitor Spotify, Apple Music does not offer a free tier subsidized by advertising.
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Emily, 30 I went to a very white, rich suburban school and lived in subsidized housing.
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Oil money had paid for handouts to the barrios, for subsidized food, for Cuban medical teams.
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In India during the 1970s, for some reason, we had all these subsidized books from Russia.
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First, it costs about $83,000 to build a single unit of subsidized affordable housing in California.
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When asked in the mid '70's about the possibility of dumping by communist subsidized industries.
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Many of Brazil's arms manufacturers have been heavily subsidized by the Brazilian Development Bank, or BNDES.
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The gatherings included a Dipont-subsidized trip to Beijing two years ago attended by eight schools.
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Her subsidized birth-control pills had disappeared off the shelves for a few weeks this year.
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Credit schemes for small-scale farmers and subsidized access to technology could also help, he noted.
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In Canada and much of Europe, musical endeavors, like other arts, are subsidized by the government.
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And American firms shouldn't have to compete with subsidized Chinese vendors, especially not state-owned enterprises.
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Employers could be subsidized, too, to hire workers from problematic populations, including the long-term unemployed.
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At the start of this program, NASA subsidized five promising companies for their human spaceflight concepts.
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Two thirds of the cost will be subsidized by the Japanese government, a consortium official said.
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This last bit is one of the benefits of The BAY's grant-subsidized All Access Pass.
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They also opened extra subsidized units at Mount Edwards care home and added 40 rent supplements.
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Its subsidized prices means people of all income levels can use its falcon care, Muller said.
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The Export-Import Bank provides subsidized financing for foreign firms and governments to purchase American exports.
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He found that some money subsidized payroll expenses, and suggested that the universities be more transparent.
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An earlier version of this article included outdated information about a subsidized official currency exchange rate.
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Canada's provinces and territories now need to consider adding PrEP to their lists of subsidized medicines.
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Venezuela, like most oil producing countries, has for decades subsidized fuel as a benefit to consumers.
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Those with the lowest incomes can qualify for federally subsidized Extra Help to reduce their costs.
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Subsidized and market-rate tenants at Kings Crescent share entrances, floors, apartment layouts and open spaces.
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He used to ride a subsidized bus to town until the local council discontinued the route.
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Subsidized child care helps shrink the pay gap by enabling women to spend more time working.
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Also, we've effectively subsidized many unhealthy foods in the United States like high-fructose corn syrup.
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Policies like paid leave, subsidized child care and part-time work options are helpful to mothers.
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Some estimate that over approximately 15 years, Venezuela has subsidized $35 billion in oil to Cuba.
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It makes sense that fraternities didn't want to provide insurance that, in effect, subsidized bad behavior.
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There's no age limit for a subsidized financial aid, and part-time students are also eligible.
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The program could include both public jobs and subsidized private employment, either temporary or longer-term.
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That it uses private firms in a subsidized way to provide insurance to low-income people.
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Savings plans, profit-sharing, free transport, subsidized meals and other benefits add to the overall package.
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Some entrepreneurs are eligible for subsidized housing, with rent costing the equivalent of $30 a month.
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The subsidized customers are partly or fully protected from premium hikes, so they kept signing up.
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Throughout the country, however, Amtrak is heavily subsidized by the federal government and loses money annually.
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While poorly paid, many state workers continue to receive other perks like subsidized food, and accommodation.
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It also subsidized horse racing, a declining industry, by allowing racing tracks to operate casino gaming.
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In return, prosecutors said, he gave Mr. Mangano expensive chairs, a luxury watch and subsidized vacations.
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When subsidized foreign steel is dumped into our markets, threatening our factories, the politicians do nothing.
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The rest was subsidized by the general public – borrowed actually and added to the national debt.
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The ACA subsidized Medicaid expansion while leaving the decision to broaden coverage up to each state.
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But her earnings put her under the poverty line, making her eligible for government-subsidized housing.
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These government-subsidized events pay artists up to six times their normal booking fees to perform.
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West Hollywood also sold subsidized Ring products "exclusively" to residents in areas moderated by neighborhood watches.
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Among his clients were U.S. steel companies struggling to compete against heavily subsidized imports from China.
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Among his clients were U.S. steel companies struggling to compete against heavily subsidized imports from China.
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She said Mr. Venniro knew the client was in subsidized housing but didn't know her race.
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Like Elizabeth Warren, he calls for a huge investment in building and maintaining subsidized housing units.
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The houses come with appliances and utilities, for which the Inuit pay a low subsidized rent.
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For many low income individuals, their Lifeline-subsidized phone is their only way to get online.
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A little more than half of subsidized developments are financed with tax-free private activity bonds.
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More women with children will search for a bankruptcy lawyer than will seek subsidized day care.
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Set over multiple floors, the facility, subsidized by Qatar's ruler, treats about 150 falcons a day.
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Both put a lot of focus on playing pool and buying junk food from subsidized cafes.
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One argument is that people spend a lot on health care because it's all heavily subsidized.
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Crime rates fall and property values rise when subsidized housing is built in a poor neighborhood.
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Many news organizations in Iran do not turn a profit, and some are subsidized by state organizations.
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Pai said over 3.5 million Americans were currently receiving subsidized broadband service through Lifeline from 259 providers.
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Then I had my Stafford accounts (both subsidized and unsubsidized) from both my master's and medical school.
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The fact is, most behind-the-meter storage currently deployed on the US grid is heavily subsidized.
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In static terms, creating a free public service obviously requires more money than a partially subsidized one.
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They also estimated that products from both countries were subsidized at undetermined rates, the Commerce Department said.
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Some 69 percent of undergrads borrowed neither federal subsidized nor unsubsidized loans in the most recent survey.
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The government pays the interest on subsidized loans while you're in school and during your grace period.
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That's how Singapore uses their subsidies to lower prices not just for the subsidized but for everyone.
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Publishing, filmmaking, and other artistic endeavors are subsidized by the State, and most cultural events are free.
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Also, more than half also have their out-of-pocket medical costs subsidized by the federal government.
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Automakers have tried to offset rising costs by offering cash incentives, subsidized leases and ever-longer loans.
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The monthly premium is subsidized depending on annual earnings, but the program is NOT designed for freelancers.
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In most countries, accessing public or subsidized mental health services require a referral from a general practitioner.
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In passing he also throws it out there that Signal is "subsidized, indirectly, by FB ads" — i.e.
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The resulting report was very enthusiastic about subsidized jobs, and particularly positive toward the TANF emergency fund.
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The rest have been subsidized by Gravy, including the bigger draws – like a DJI drone, for example.
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Seeking profitability, both companies offered hints that they will ease off undercutting the other with subsidized rides.
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On the other hand, in San Francisco, the bot needs to find affordable and government-subsidized housing.
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In effect, it has extended the directly subsidized school model from primary and secondary schools to kindergartens.
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He thinks climate change is a national security threat and is supportive of government-subsidized solar panels.
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Despite its small nature, it would represent the first time that he EU has subsidized military research.
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Microsoft also offered a subsidized Xbox 360 bundle with Xbox Live Gold more than six years ago.
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Reforming the heavily subsidized power sector alone would save the treasury $1.5 billion a year, he said.
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Over years, Havana received subsidized oil from Caracas and Cubans have assumed sensitive posts in Venezuela's government.
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As with radio before it, the majority of streaming happens for free and generally subsidized by ads.
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Both hypothetical borrowers that Brookings studied pay the same overall, whether or not they received subsidized loans.
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The U.S. Commerce Department said it had found that imports from Canada were not being unfairly subsidized.
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The chairman also dropped nine companies from a program that provides subsidized internet to low-income consumers.
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It also found the two countries had subsidized the products at rates of 198.49 to 541.15 percent.
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More than half of the 77 facilities Amazon built between 2005 and 2014 were subsidized by taxpayers.
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He owns a 22019 percent stake in Starrett City, the largest subsidized housing project in the country.
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"The price of gasoline practiced in Brazil is still subsidized at a cost to Petrobras," he said.
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They were supported with the introduction of free healthcare, generous maternity leave, public education and subsidized housing.
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Low domestic gas prices also required LNG imports to be subsidized in Bangladesh and Pakistan, he said.
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I'm certainly not implying that movies should be a subsidized art form, or that they ever were.
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They directly subsidized many of the political actors that also benefited from their unlimited donations to 527s.
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Clearly, providing subsidized insurance to people who were previously uninsured makes health care more affordable to them.
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In distressed regions or during tough economic times, subsidized jobs could create more demand for all workers.
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They get an ObamaCare "gold plan" for health care and outpatient care, which is subsidized by taxpayers.
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Kirsten Gillibrand have proposed student-debt forgiveness or subsidized college for students who go into national service.
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TAIPEI (Reuters) - A huge pay rise, eight free trips home a year and a heavily subsidized apartment.
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In the last year, California extended state subsidized care to undocumented children under its Medi-Cal program.
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The subsidized individual insurance is part of former President Barack Obama's healthcare law, often known as Obamacare.
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The smoking ban will apply to more than 940,000 homes that are subsidized by the federal government.
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Cohn is also a poster boy for Wall Street rigging the rules to pocket taxpayer-subsidized pay.
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In the proposed version of the program, subsidized apartments would have to remain affordable for 40 years.
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A series of subsidized staples — like bread, sugar, rice and cooking oil — could all rise in price.
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The government has announced loan write-offs, introduced crop insurance schemes and subsidized inputs such as fertilisers.
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Subsidized loans or equity stakes provide very little leverage over companies relative to grants and procurement contracts.
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Subsidized homes would be priced according to people's median income instead of the market price, Lam said.
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Fewer people signed up for Medicaid and subsidized Obamacare coverage means lower effective incomes for poor Americans.
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The main cause for this oft-desperate situation has been their state's systematic slashing of subsidized tuition.
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"They are profiting off the crisis that they subsidized with their most profitable pill, OxyContin," it reads.
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So an entire structure of federally subsidized loans was created to try to fix that market failure.
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Government-subsidized gasoline prices have been raised, and other benefits have been cut, leading to growing dissent.
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People with incomes below 100 percent of the poverty level generally have no option for subsidized coverage.
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But are cities best served by having parks and other amenities initiated and subsidized by powerful billionaires?
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Senate Democrats, meanwhile, have cooked up a scheme for federally subsidized child care for low-income families.
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Which means that for heavily subsidized customers, the higher premiums don't drive people out of the marketplace.
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At night, with the Gangs Unit, the city-subsidized council housing resembles a Soviet-style communist area.
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Editor's note: The author's travel expenses and accommodations in Houston were partly subsidized by Day for Night.
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Michelle Goldberg argues that universal pre-K can be transformative, both educationally and as subsidized child care.
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Officials said that Italy's huge public debt was now effectively subsidized by the ECB's bond-buying program.
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HUD routinely inspects subsidized housing developments to ensure that conditions are sanitary, safe and in good repair.
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The projects mix public housing units with heavily-subsidized apartments and, in one case, market-rate ones.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the type of fuel being subsidized by the Brazilian government.
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Images from the Caribbean nation depict drawn faces, lines for subsidized food, hospitals without supplies, and riots.
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The apartment complex is a government-subsidized facility that houses people with mental health problems, Parris said.
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Owner FirstEnergy Solutions has threatened to shut the plants down if they are not subsidized, and Cleveland.
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The large number of subsidized customers also help insulate an insurer from losses if it raises prices.
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It's also a donation that deprives Americans of tax dollars since it's subsidized by the tax code.
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They can use the taxi company's 24-hour call center instead and get the same subsidized service.
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He hopes the government will continue building subsidized homes as millions of other Brazilians lack secure accommodation.
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Residents of the subsidized properties cannot sub-let the homes or use them to run other businesses.
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Mr. Singh responded with "kickbacks" of subsidized vacations, a massage chair and an expensive watch, prosecutors said.
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The provisions would apply to healthcare lawsuits where coverage was provided or subsidized by the federal government.
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Even though many legal immigrants are eligible for health insurance subsidies, the subsidized insurance would not count.
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Instead of government-subsidized insurance policies offered exclusively on the ACA's marketplaces, what would this bill offer?
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Interest doesn't accrue during the grace period on federal "subsidized" loans, which are based on financial need.
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Meanwhile, the Communist-ruled island cannot easily replace subsidized Venezuelan supplies as it is strapped for cash.
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A new interim government has vowed to cut back state enterprises and subsidized loans to private companies.
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Uber, and later Lyft, got consumers around the world hooked on ride-hailing with heavily subsidized rides.
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The effect of Pruitt's behavior is more than just a subsidized condo and a few questionable waivers.
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Moreover, it has subsidized al Jazeera, which has provided a continuing platform for extremist beliefs and arguments.
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Federal roads and infrastructure, federally subsidized flood insurance and other federal expenditures are forbidden within the CBRS.
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To state it another way, voters who have some form of subsidized healthcare expect to keep it.
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As a result, the demand side of this unusual market will stay strong for the subsidized customers.
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In the previous century, farm bills subsidized farmland and grain purchases, a practice that was eventually ended.
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The Rural Utilities Service — the successor to the Rural Electrification Administration — has subsidized internet connectivity since 103.
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I was going to say not subsidized by the government or some type of state-run media.
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Cable has subsidized the direct-to-consumer video businesses, the second windows, the Netflixes of the worlds.
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One of the key reasons governments subsidized renewables in the first place was for their environmental benefits.
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Innisfil, Ontario in Canada replaced its public transit system with subsidized Uber rides and saved $8 million.
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To find out whether you're eligible for a direct subsidized loan, or any other type of financial aid, you have to fill out the Free Application for Federal Student AidInterest rates for subsidized and unsubsidized federal loans are the same and remain fixed for the life of the loan.
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It would threaten hundreds of private colleges, which could no longer compete against the completely subsidized state system.
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Galleries and luxury condos have a direct hand in raising rents and displacing low income rent-subsidized tenants.
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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 proposals, which require approval by the U.S. Congress, could affect all residents of federally-subsidized affordable housing.
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Schultz, 65, was born in Brooklyn, New York, and grew up in federally subsidized housing in hardscrabble Canarsie.
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The NYCEDC (Economic Development Corporation) runs the ferry system, and it's widely known that it's a subsidized system.
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Venezuelans now must scan their Fatherland Cards to receive government benefits including subsidized food, medicine, and cash bonuses.
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The Supply Ministry also oversees a network of stores and kiosks offering subsidized food outside the smartcard system.
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"The federal government has massively subsidized private ranches with public money, grass, and water for decades," said Suckling.
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There have been motions to ban federal transit funding for projects that use vehicles from Chinese-subsidized sources.
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Kicking off the industry with an extremely expensive, highly subsidized project is not ideal, to say the least.
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The 2014 law also authorized annual inspections for subsidized child care providers and established appropriate caseloads for inspectors.
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The highly priced medication is often subsidized by the manufacturer, and many health programs strive to provide it.
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Subsidized contract pricing had remained available to existing customers after being phased out for new subscribers in 2015.
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Roshen not only has a factory in the town but has subsidized infrastructure, such as an electricity substation.
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There are likely some strings: It must be subsidized some how, though it's not currently clear quite how.
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Eliminating the mandate would lower the deficit by reducing federal spending on subsidized health insurance coverage, it said.
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Unfortunately, the OEMs were apparently not crazy about the subsidized OS.How is this like previous lightweight Windows builds?
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This may be particularly true of low-income folks who get heavily subsidized coverage on the Obamacare exchanges.
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People will still be able to get food stamps and subsidized lunches, at least in the short term.
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Washington's seldom-used tactic is aimed at accelerating the imposition of duties against unfairly subsidized and dumped products.
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But that subsidized pricing scheme (created by Steve Jobs to boost smartphone adoption) is rapidly being dialed back.
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Authorities gave Kalijodo's 3,000 residents a week to clear the area with some relocated to government-subsidized apartments.
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It operates 4103 hospitals and 2410 schools and provides pensions, subsidized housing for workers, water, heating and power.
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Subsidized costs of wearables from insurers and employers will also help drive the wearable market to mass adoption.
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Subscriptions, which includes Prime membership for subsidized shipping, grew at the modestly less dizzying pace of 57 percent.
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Not only traffic of human beings, but also traffic of fuel, traffic of subsidized (goods), traffic of drugs.
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Yet, without supply competition, costs increase, the number of people needing subsidized care rises, and around we go.
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It's little things like that that change minds, especially when Amazon is undercutting the competition via subsidized prices.
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Growers are also confident their government-subsidized crop insurance plans will soften the blow if soy prices fall.
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Venture capital-subsidized start-ups like Uber give consumers more choices at lower prices than they've ever had.
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Gasoline prices already jumped roughly 20 percent in January, in a government move to cut subsidized fuel prices.
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Since 2003, the exchange control system has sold heavily subsidized dollars through state currency agencies or government auctions.
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Out-of-pocket care or coverage beyond that minimum standard should not be restricted or subsidized, he claimed.
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Reports of illegally rented subsidized apartments on home-sharing platforms appear to be rare, but not unheard-of.
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Moreover, coal power plants are not subsidized by taxpayers, whereas wind and solar are net drains on taxpayers.
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Subsidized food and fuel sold by state-run stores are priced far lower than they are really worth.
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The EU has made a similar complaint to the WTO, arguing that the U.S. has subsidized Boeing illegally.
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HUD estimates that 32,000 federally subsidized households and 55,000 children would be subject to evictions under its proposal.
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In leagues reluctantly subsidized by the Premier League's wealth, there are many clubs that look far beyond it.
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The government has also pursued public-private partnerships alongside populist policies that have largely subsidized its country's poor.
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These tweaks would not reverse the huge private bureaucracy bent on increasing profits in markets subsidized by taxpayers.
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Additionally, she had two federal loans, one direct subsidized student loan and one unsubsidized, totaling $45,091 at 6%.
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The online apps currently offer heavily subsidized rates for their rides in an attempt to gain market share.
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My mother came home with precious cartons of subsidized milk and soap, which were sold in rationed quantities.
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Among children who were eligible for subsidized meals through eighth grade, household income during kindergarten was just $20,000.
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That will apply whether the loan is based on financial need — "subsidized," in federal loan lingo — or not.
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Consider 28503-year-old Shirley Henderson, who lives in HUD-subsidized San Jose Manor Apartments in Jacksonville, Fla.
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Some 22014% of this group qualified for government assistance, compared to 2014% who were typically subsidized in 261.
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Backed with billions in subsidized loans from the state-run development bank, he sold himself as Brazil's future.
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This information is very valuable (more so than the cost of the box, which could easily be subsidized).
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High-risk pools offer a variety of plans from different insurers to high-risk customers at subsidized rates.
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Rather than coercing communities to accept subsidized low-income housing, better to look more closely at actual demographics.
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Fishermen who go could get subsidized housing, while the island's ports, power supply and internet will be upgraded.
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"The Chinese have subsidized their firms to lock up as much of the market as possible," he wrote.
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In the past decade, Cuba's economy had depended on subsidized oil, provided by President Hugo Chávez of Venezuela.
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The subsidized individual insurance market is part of former President Barack Obama's healthcare law, commonly known as Obamacare.
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Related coverage from How to Do Everything: MoneyHow to get a student loanWhat is a direct subsidized loan?
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Anyone who makes up to 400 percent of the federal poverty level is eligible for subsidized health insurance.
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The law did a good job of bringing in the heavily subsidized, lower-income people into the markets.
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That would cause some subsidized consumers to pay more, while unsubsidized consumers would pay less for certain plans.
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Additionally, she had two federal loans, one direct subsidized student loan and one unsubsidized, totaling $45,091 at 6%.
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Earlier this year, the New York Power Authority agreed to provide 15 megawatts of subsidized power to Coinmint.
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China could say that these goods are sold below their fair value and subsidized by the United States.
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The country provides free hospital treatment and subsidized medical care for all residents through a publicly funded program.
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The old Colville consisted of some 430 subsidized apartments in aging, inward-turning housing blocks on narrow streets.
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All in all, the Colville makeover produces more subsidized units than before, including apartments for middle-income tenants.
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But those are heavily subsidized by NASA, which pays for the transportation costs to and from the station.
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He pointed to "lifeline" utility services: subsidized rates for electricity and gas offered to users with fewer resources.
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Democrats are likely to oppose such changes as undermining the viability of Obamacare's subsidized insurance market for individuals.
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Food stores in Cuba are government-run, with products highly subsidized and others wildly overpriced by global standards.
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For decades, job seekers flocked to the city, drawn by high wages, company-subsidized housing and generous benefits.
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Interest never accrues on your subsidized federal loans during an economic hardship deferment, and payments will be postponed.
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Sure, Biden has adopted Sanders fully subsidized college tuition, but there was precious little here for young people.
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Rice — the second-most important crop in the world after wheat — was subsidized by the government until 2015.
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Meanwhile, subsidized foreign rockets dominated the commercial launch market, says Carissa Christensen, CEO of Bryce Space and Technology.
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It seems to me that they are getting subsidized rent when they could afford to pay market rate.
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They also get state-subsidized language courses, a mentor from Motel One and workshops to strengthen intercultural skills.
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Through public assistance, the family can use child care centers that are suggested and subsidized by the city.
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Federal loans may also be subsidized and could allow loan forgiveness if you participate in a qualifying plan.
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Pelosi noted she's heard from Americans concerned about potentially losing access to food stamp benefits and subsidized housing.
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Indeed, consumption of food from heavily-subsidized commodities is associated with greater risk of metabolic and cardiovascular disease.
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I also take out the subsidized loans that my school offers me as financial aid ($6,000 so far).
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They include: incentives for first-time home buyers and new public housing apartments that will be highly subsidized.
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For an adult, premiums average around $465 a month, with low-income people receiving a subsidized premium reduction.
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Trump administration trade hawks and American business groups say state-subsidized Chinese companies could wipe out international competitors.
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The company has long subsidized rides, keeping costs down for users in an attempt to gain market share.
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Another study from 2015 found a large "pass-through" effect on tuition prices from subsidized federal student loans.
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So, we have an -- the American consumer has subsidized the growth of the middle class in, in China.
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Additionally, this bill would eliminate subsidized education loans for low-income students who most need this college assistance.
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The commonwealth's funds have also been depleted by subsidized electricity, government inefficiency and a dysfunctional tax collection system.
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The more conservative way created private insurance markets where middle-class and affluent people could buy subsidized coverage.
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The astounding act of accepting subsidized housing from lobbyists who have matters pending before our EPA is unacceptable.
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They had subsidized private insurance through the health care law that covered virtually all his treatment, she said.
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She qualified for subsidized child care through EES, a Child Care and Development Block Grant-funded care center.
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During that time, when in many cases they were needed most, the state lost 100,000 subsidized childcare slots.
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The truly poor should be appropriately subsidized through refundable tax credits that can be assigned directly to insurers.
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Because most railroads are government-owned or subsidized, taxpayers would have ultimately borne the cost, Ms. Vestager said.
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Child care would be regulated to ensure that basic quality was maintained and subsidized to make it affordable.
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The first big change came in 284, when Congress got rid of the subsidized private bank loan program.
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The first big change came in 284, when Congress got rid of the subsidized private bank loan program.
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That way, employees in lower-performing firms would get higher payouts, subsidized by employees in more successful firms.
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In 1981, a 151-unit building of federally-subsidized apartments was built on one end of the parcel.
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For instance, she refuses to move to a subsidized apartment or give up her health insurance for Medicaid.
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Lots of people think PBS is mostly or even wholly subsidized by the federal government, but it's not.
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Beyond that, while U.S. phones are subsidized under deals with wireless carriers, Apple's phones in India are not.
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The objective of too many American tech startups has been to gather U.S.-educated students (subsidized by taxpayers), exploit U.S. research (funded by taxpayers) and then collect capital from U.S. markets (often subsidized by taxpayers) while avoiding the establishment of businesses that actually made things in America or pay American taxes.
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From smart cards for bread distribution that were hacked, wasting millions of dollars in subsidized flour, to the ministry's failure to purchase rice last harvest — an oversight that led to nationwide shortages of subsidized rice and price spikes that hit the country's poorest — Hanafi has drawn a broad coalition of critics.
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"If those with seriously illnesses are going to be subsidized, and there is widespread agreement in Congress that they are going to be subsidized, I think far better for that to happen from direct tax revenue rather than forcing a bunch of other people to pay much higher premiums," Cruz said.
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The logic was that insurers would be getting new, subsidized customers, and in exchange they would pay a fee.
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That's still government-subsidized health care — just even more hidden, inefficient, and stingy than it was under the ACA.
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Many citizens are surviving off subsidized food, and basic goods like toilet paper are scarce, The Washington Post reports.
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Japan, too, has posted explosive growth in subsidized renewable energy, particularly solar, since preferential rates were introduced in 2012.
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Developed markets favor carrier-led selling models where users buy contracts through mobile operators and get the phone subsidized.
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Subsidized electricity gives farmers an incentive to pump out more water, a key reason behind fast depleting water tables.
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Tela Bay is home to a flagship state-subsidized tourism mega-project called the Indura Beach and Golf Resort.
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But more ambitious proposals, like Crawford's dream of a national, federally subsidized fiber network, don't seem likely to materialize.
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The company disclosed the move in an annual report to New York state, which heavily subsidized the Buffalo facility.
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The bread queues are caused at least in part by problems in ensuring supplies of subsidized flour to bakeries.
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At least 13 people have died from the hazardous gas in federally subsidized housing since 2003, NBC News found.
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It wasn't a perfect fix — higher-income people with silver plans are not subsidized and faced major cost increases.
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Ezra Klein: I would say state house journalism was always cross-subsidized by big-city journalism and national journalism.
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Indonesia currently runs a subsidized palm replanting program for small farmers to help boost yields without expanding plantation size.
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Unlike coal plants, which shut down at a near record rate in 2018, several states have subsidized nuclear plants.
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That includes a focus on government-subsidized programs that train workers in professional jobs that are more in demand.
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U.S. sugar refiners say Mexico's exports are subsidized, undercutting their business and that the agreement failed to stop dumping.
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But the law would be a roadblock for employers who want to offer their workers free or subsidized meals.
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Campbell's Soup has a subsidized day-care center at its company headquarters in New Jersey, plus 12 family lounges.
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Subsidized childcare would likely help alleviate some of the burden, but that isn't all women in STEM fields face.
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The second is a subsidized jobs program, like the one David Ellwood originally wanted as part of welfare reform.
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Cheap natural gas and subsidized renewable energy over the last decade have financially squeezed many U.S. nuclear power plants.
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Apple also wants private Medicare Advantage plans to offer subsidized watches to their members, to use as health monitors.
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U.S. lumber producers argue that Canadian competitors are also unfairly subsidized because their timber comes from government-owned land.
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Other towns, like Altamonte Springs, Florida, have gone a step further, totally replacing public transportation with subsidized Uber rides.
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They know they can price their plans as high as they like, and these subsidized customers will be protected.
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At schools where 75% or more of the students are eligible for subsidized lunches, only 1.6% have 504 designations.
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Days later, the company started to provide free and subsidized temporary housing for those affected by the travel ban.
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Many residents have their housing subsidized either by their employer or by the government, if they are low-income.
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And it offers a number of other benefits, including subsidized childcare, leave policies, and access to pharmacies and clinics.
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The socialist leader has long used subsidized food handouts as a tool to maintain the backing of his supporters.
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A decrease in subsidized loans would improve the impact of monetary policy, making it more effective in stimulating growth.
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Medicare enrollees, Medicaid enrollees, subsidized Obamacare enrollees — none of them pay the cost of their coverage in real time.
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Moreover, the multiple levels of subsidized lending that de-fanged monetary policy may take years to unwind or simplify.
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But although Facebook's attempt to offer subsidized content wasn't the only such program in India, it was particularly visible.
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Obamacare extended coverage to some 2000 million additional Americans through both subsidized private insurance and an expansion of Medicaid.
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Careem is however, developing a subsidized rides program for low-income working Saudi women with the Ministry of Labour.
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The March 2016 closure came amid claims from U.S. aluminum producers that subsidized Chinese production was hurting their business.
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We need to take a new look at how the big music is organized, subsidized and supported by Washington.
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Her child-care plan would offer federally subsidized care and early education for all children up to age 103.
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But Americans are split on whether government-subsidized health insurance programs should cover abortion, even for low-income people.
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When Colorado's high-risk pool closed in 2013, it ended subsidized coverage for 21625,2900 people with pre-existing conditions.
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Lawmakers from both parties are outraged about wealthy families who are living in subsidized housing intended for the poor.
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Since the military pulled out, the island has become home to some 1,800 people, many living in subsidized housing.
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Subsidized customers have a strong incentive to renew, but how many new people will join remains an open question.
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She doesn't qualify for subsidized premiums, but without the ACA she questions if any insurer would have covered her.
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It's all subsidized by Facebook and Google and these companies that try to keep this VR train moving forward.
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Whether you're building condos for profit or subsidized housing to advance social equity, the basic process is the same.
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The Bob Corkers, John McCains, and Mitch McConnells of Washington, D.C., should be trembling in their taxpayer-subsidized offices.
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The cuts meant FHOK stopped offering subsidized contraception in Kibera, closed a clinic and cut a community outreach program.
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Subsidized meals (and you never have to eat the same thing twice) and company swag, free coffee and froyo?!
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No one ever actively decided that eligibility for subsidized meals was the best way to measure students' economic disadvantage.
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Beijing has denied that its prices are artificially subsidized, saying its production cost are much lower than Western countries.
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That has been the tragedy of our inner cities for decades: a government-subsidized merry-go-round of hopelessness.
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Specifically, it would eliminate the subsidized Stafford Loan, which does not accumulate interest while a borrower is in school.
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Subsidized What would happen if the federal government ended its subsidies to companies that drill for oil and gas?
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Its monthly delivery of heavily subsidized food and basic goods known as "CLAP" is a lifeline to the poor.
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The maximum amount an independent undergrad can take on is $57,500, with the same $23,000 cap on subsidized loans.
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Today, 88 percent of Egyptians — about 80 million people — can buy subsidized food through government-issued electronic cash cards.
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ALSO THERE'S A LOT OF SUBSIDIZED STEEL AND ALLUMINUM IN THE FOREIGN CARS AND THAT'S NOT VERY FAIR COMPETITION.
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Kathy Baron, 68, who lives in subsidized senior housing, was left disabled by breast cancer and debilitating nerve pain.
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Maduro had promised to distribute the pork as part of the monthly subsidized food ration for low-income families.
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But activists say the program, which also offers subsidized loans, bypasses homeless people who cannot afford the mortgage payments.
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Texas, specifically, said it would be hurt by having to issue more drivers licenses, a benefit that's now subsidized.
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Saudi producers have also benefited from subsidized energy and feedstock costs, so lower crude prices compress their profit margins.
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Texas, specifically, said it would be hurt by having to issue more driver's licenses, a benefit that's now subsidized.
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American officials say lumber from Canada is unfairly subsidized by the government there, an assertion that Canadian officials reject.
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Among them: Will HUD rebuild all the thousands of federally subsidized housing units that were damaged, or just some?
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The government now says Venezuelans need it to receive public benefits including medicine, pensions, food baskets and subsidized fuel.
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"It is untenable for us to continue competing with government subsidized competitors" Boeing Vice Chairman Raymond L. Conner said.
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And in December 2017, a building with 129 units of subsidized rental housing opened in the neighborhood of Marpole.
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Tight funding (it's run as a social enterprise subsidized by grants) means it's not continuous in all five locations.
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Instead, the workers received subsidized meals, transit and had their medical bills covered by the companies they were inspecting.
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The major U.S. airlines argue that the ME3 are competing unfairly because their home countries have subsidized their operations.
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Industry likes the idea of government-subsidized health care but hates the idea of government-orchestrated bargaining over prices.
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But the sector has suffered trade sanctions in the past after being accused of illegally benefiting from subsidized soybeans.
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Subsidized housing dominates several blocks, with Robert Fulton Houses between 16th and 19th Streets and Ninth and 10th Avenues.
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Foreign buyers pay a 10 percent purchase tax and do not qualify for subsidized new homes, Ms. Goldfischer said.
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Artists and makers whose long-undesirable studios are suddenly valuable seek protections like subsidized space in the new buildings.
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Its northernmost route, Silver was subsidized to the tune of $1.4 million to fly it for the summer season.
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And even middle-class Saudis have grown used to subsidized energy, making them vulnerable to changes to the system.
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Generally if you have a subsidized loan, interest will stop accruing on your balance until you resume making payments.
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When Congress voted last year to sharply reduce corporate income taxes, it undermined the nation's largest subsidized housing program.
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She'd lived most of her life in the same apartment in the subsidized housing project where she was killed.
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Closely following Germany's example, Japan heavily subsidized its first factories, copied British design and imported foreign machinery and engineers.
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He was 21990, and considered mentally disabled enough to qualify for a modest Social Security payment and subsidized housing.
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People invested billions of rupees to buy property there at subsidized rates; an estimated 13 billion rupees have disappeared.
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Otherwise, people with high medical costs could be stuck with a market that doesn't function and isn't adequately subsidized.
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They think it taxes rich people too much, and coddles Americans with excessively generous, excessively subsidized health insurance plans.
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The US government subsidized at least 116 experiments (that we know of) over this interval to unlock its secrets.
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Do you think news media will, eventually, have to be subsidized by the government in order to be saved?
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It was a thing called Mitchell-Lama, which is the government initiative in which this created all subsidized housing.
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Another 22018,000 recipients, the center said, may lose their eligibility for state-subsidized health coverage when their protection expires.
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Youth coaches are subsidized by the government and have other jobs; the men's goalkeeper is also a successful filmmaker.
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Portner Flats, an eight-story, 96-unit low-income building, recently replaced deteriorated subsidized garden apartments in northwest Washington.
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The proposal eliminates federally subsidized loans, which pay students' loan interest while they are in school, saving $219 billion.
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The House Republican Tax bill proposes cuts to the country's largest subsidized housing program, the mortgage interest deduction (MID).
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Earlier this month the government said more than 50,000 couples had so far applied for the new subsidized loans.
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For example, the Impact Investment Exchange supports companies through its ACTS accelerator program, which is subsidized by partner grants.
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The Trump administration challenged the UPU&aposs sliding-scale fee structure, which granted highly subsidized rates to developing countries.
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It also would eliminate subsidized student loans for low-income students -- a provision rejected by Congress in previous years.
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He has also complained that Amazon pays the US Postal Service a heavily subsidized rate for shipping its packages.
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But if results count for anything, the currently constructed system of government-subsidized student loans represents an abject failure.
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Part of the problem, he said, is that solar power has been widely viewed as a heavily subsidized market.
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A new $2350–$2503-per-month pricing tier, subsidized with ads, is the best option for Netflix, she said.
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Accordingly, the California law forces the centers to do much more than promote the availability of state-subsidized abortions.
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Artists worked in subsidized lofts at the Española Art Center before it gave way to the El Paseo Hotel.
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These districts of subsidized pastel-colored, low-rise housing are tidy and well maintained, not places of obvious deprivation.
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If they are not heavily subsidized, they run the risk of becoming unsustainable and going into a death spiral.
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It was part of a high-stakes experiment in energy conservation — an undertaking subsidized by the local electric company.
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To encourage Singapore's street hawkers to resettle into the centers in the 1970s, the government heavily subsidized hawker rentals.
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"We work hard to prevent the subsidized fertilizer from going into the wrong hands," said company spokesman Wijaya Laksana.
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Subsidized grazing harms ranchers because they lead people both inside and outside the agencies to view ranchers as freeloaders.
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Make sure you maximize every perk offered by your employer, such as a paid leave and subsidized child-care.
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Before taking on private loans, students should make sure they have taken full advantage of subsidized federal student loans.
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But US businesses have complained about the subsidized international shipping rates, and raising them could benefit retailers — including Amazon.
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As teachers across the country retire, their pensions are being subsidized by newly hired teachers to a surprising degree.
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PLUS loans and private student loan borrowers can potentially save more money than those with subsidized federal student loans.
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That parts of China's giant aluminum sector are subsidized is not news to anyone involved in the aluminum market.
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And those above poverty would receive subsidized private insurance through the state or federal health insurance exchanges or marketplaces.
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Think about the subsidized Houston housing erected on land designated as high risk by the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
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Those policies suppress prices, they argue, and thus subsidized renewables and nuclear ought to be subject to the MOPR.
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Over time this process, buoyed by a consistent supply of subsidized CO2, could unlock 81 billion barrels of oil.
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The government is going to help you — they are funding you with subsidized programs, welfare programs and social programs.
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The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) does not currently require carbon monoxide detectors in federally subsidized housing.
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As it is, cotton is already one of the most heavily subsidized commodities without being added to these programs.
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Second, the incentives for permanent housing crowd out the homeless from subsidized housing in favor of the non-homeless.
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Low-income Georgians could also receive subsidized employer coverage if their employer offers insurance but it's unaffordable for them.
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They will see high demand for subsidized insurance as a tempting market in spite of past and future chaos.
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If used to describe help for the elderly, subsidized college or affordable health care, socialist is a net plus.
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The nonprofit is building one retirement community with subsidized rents in the Bronx and another in Brooklyn, he said.
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Still, beyond differentiating between subsidized and unsubsidized loans, award letters rarely provide information about interest rates and repayment options.
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Whether you have a subsidized or unsubsidized loan will determine whether your balance accrues interest during your grace period.
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The bread queues are caused at least in part by problems in ensuring supplies of subsidized flour to bakeries.
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Her number on a waiting list for government-subsidized housing came up, and she moved into her own apartment.
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Maduro's socialist government has for years imported basic products, from rice to toilet paper, to sell at subsidized prices.
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You could imagine one like PBS where the government pays, or at least subsidized or it is philanthropically backed.
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Your landlord is free to charge as much rent as they wish, unless you live in subsidized housing. Yes.
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It also helps that the museum offers free admission, subsidized through the accrued interest earned on the endowment fund.
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The two largest in-kind benefits that developing country governments provide are free or subsidized education and health care.
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They thought they would buy content and have cross subsidization from rate-based telco to bring in subsidized content.
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So subsidized customers are actually a pretty good deal, but federal taxpayers and unsubsidized customers are paying the cost.
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"If those with serious illnesses are going to be subsidized, and there is widespread agreement in Congress that they are going to be subsidized, I think far better for that to happen from direct tax revenue rather than forcing a bunch of other people to pay much higher premiums," Cruz told me.
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People will be able to buy skimpy, inexpensive "short-term" plans as an alternative to comprehensive, potentially subsidized ACA coverage.
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In October last year, the government made Aadhaar mandatory for those who wanted to avail cooking gas at subsidized prices.
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The cost could be added to the payments made for policies and, if lawmakers choose, subsidized for lower-income participants.
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She certainly wasn't making enough money here to afford an apartment, so she had to be subsidized by her husband.
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But there is massive overcapacity of steel from China, multiples of US capacity, and it's heavily subsidized by the government.
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In February 2015, consumption of subsidized flour was 22015,2102 tonnes, the data show, up from 2652,22013 tonnes the previous February.
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Germany has 1.5 million solar systems whose subsidized sales tariffs are due to be phased out in the coming years.
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The man lives in a subsidized housing complex in eastern Kowloon, which is known to harbor a large rat population.
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In July, 503 million of the 250 million rides the company performed in total were not subsidized, or 2360 percent.
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In some cases these partnerships include community events in which doorbell cameras subsidized by Ring are distributed to local citizens.
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Subsidies are typically a $100 credit per household; Ring's cheapest subsidized camera available for purchase in these programs is $159.
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"Either way, you don't need to worry about agriculture as it's the most heavily subsidized industry in America," Cramer said.
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Many were endowed with government financing, subsidized rent, and high-end tools and technology, like 241D printers and laser cutters.
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Enticing mothers to return to work with subsidized child care could potentially reverse the trend and, therefore, and increase GDP.
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Warnock launched his Senate bid Thursday in a video set in the subsidized Savannah housing project where he was raised.
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Such questions are especially pronounced in China, where state-owned and state-subsidized companies dominate large swaths of commercial activity.
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As China's bicycle giants burn through billions of dollars to tout subsidized rides, they've gotten caught up in financial troubles.
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He has lived in his home, which is subsidized, since his family ran into hard times around the last recession.
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Subsidized scooters coupled with a framework of congestion zones that levy fees on petrol/diesel engines is one simple example.
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The most immediate effects are on people with individual market insurance, including that subsidized by Obamacare, and people on Medicaid.
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White residents were moving to the suburbs thanks to federally subsidized mortgages created to help them realize the American dream.
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Water for irrigation remains heavily subsidized, encouraging waste and the planting of water-intensive crops such as bananas and tomatoes.
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Yet, by not calling the new subsidized system for what it is, we will not be having a proper debate.
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GAO noted that four of the applications used fictitious identities that had been used to get subsidized coverage in 2014.
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In reality, America got prosperous because the waves of infrastructural investments that transformed the nation were subsidized by the government.
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Next up on our dream list: better options for people after they have kids, through paid leave and subsidized childcare.
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Widodo has also promised subsidized food for poor families and a program to ensure higher education for high school graduates.
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Those experiences meant having a steady paycheck and non-subsidized cheese in the fridge is a big deal to me.
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"The change recognizes the success of the trade case in preventing imports of illegally dumped and subsidized biodiesel," he said.
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The latest effort to replace Obamacare has serious consequences for millions of Americans who rely on government subsidized health care.
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China has strongly supported and subsidized electric vehicles, but is gradually swapping out incentives for hard targets automakers must meet.
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Schultz, 260 years old, was born in Brooklyn, New York, and grew up in federally subsidized housing in hardscrabble Canarsie.
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To ensure universal and equal access, policymakers must prioritize public access programmes that provide free or subsidized opportunities to connect.
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Tens of millions of American children rely on free or subsidized school lunches to stay healthy and nourished every day.
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If our trade partners dump state-subsidized products into the U.S., it is to their long-term disadvantage, not ours.
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China's policymakers still have ammunition to counter the mainland's slowing economy, including supply-side reforms and subsidized housing, HSBC said.
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"Shipping is subsidized by Amazon in order to lock consumers into their ecosystem and to destroy competing retailers," Mitchell said.
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There's Waymo, a subsidiary of Alphabet, which is subsidized by the huge amount of search profit flung off by Google.
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Anyone who takes a bus, train, or city-subsidized trolley to work is bound to rack up bizarre true tales.
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Facebook is planning to launch its subsidized internet service in the US, according to a report from The Washington Post.
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Homeless veterans of all ages receive housing vouchers, and federally subsidized low-income housing projects give preference to the elderly.
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And some employers claim that they benefited from hiring subsidized workers, sometimes keeping them on beyond the period of subsidy.
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As anybody familiar with the ubiquity of taxpayer-subsidized sports stadiums can tell you, it's something that has already happened.
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The researchers found that the amount of shade in playgrounds decreased as the number of children receiving subsidized lunches increased.
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The government will also give its own land to municipalities at a subsidized rate so they can build affordable housing.
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Other towns, like Altamonte Springs, Florida, have gone a step further, totally replacing its public transportation with subsidized Uber rides.
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In 215, there were 210,225 safety net health centers in the US that provided subsidized family planning services, like contraception.
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According to both my grandmother and Professor Temkina, the women who got state-subsidized abortions were not provided with anesthetic.
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Many Obamacare customers will be insulated from those sharply higher rates because their premiums are subsidized by the federal government.
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The rules do not affect government programs that offer free or subsidized contraception to low-income women, according to HHS.
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During that time, he argued, huge cultural projects were heavily subsidized and organized from the top, with a strict hierarchy.
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Awards include a $20,000 stipend, fully subsidized living, and studio space within Tulsa's Arts and Greenwood Districts for one year.
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Awards include a $20,000 stipend, fully subsidized living and studio space within Tulsa's Arts and Greenwood Districts for one year.
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The National Assessment of Educational Progress, often called the Nation's Report Card, publishes student scores by eligibility for subsidized meals.
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It appears that years spent eligible for subsidized school meals serves as a good proxy for the depth of disadvantage.
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The changes have largely eliminated the system of heavily subsidized fuel prices, removing one strain on Nigeria's increasingly stretched finances.
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The Trump administration called attention to the growing divide between those who are subsidized and those who don't receive assistance.
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Were they subsidized by South Korea, China or others, as has so often tragically been true, thereby subsidizing the dictatorship?
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Any intellectually honest discussion about energy markets requires acknowledging that all energy is subsidized, a fact that experts sometimes forget.
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Similarly, many of our veterans are eligible for a federally subsidized higher education under the Post-9/85033 GI Bill.
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The administration also faces decisions on crucial trade cheating cases involving subsidized imports in everything from steel to clothes washers.
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Her federally subsidized rent in Irving was fixed at $505 a month and had not gone up, as she claimed.
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T-Mobile also led a number of industrywide shifts, including the moves away from subsidized smartphones and two-year contracts.
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However farmers are subsidized by the government, so if we come out and lose the subsidy it would be catastrophic.
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The dive into a newly subsidized business was part of the company's strategy to find profits in taxpayer-financed incentives.
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Vancouver expects more than 600 permanent subsidized homes and 600 temporary modular homes to open by the end of 2018.
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Environmentalists called the plant the "Solyndra of clean coal," a reference to the heavily subsidized but failed federal solar project.
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What evolved in Chicago was a system of vouchers for poor black families that subsidized moves to more prosperous neighborhoods.
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Subsidized cheap fuels also encourage smuggling, create fuel shortages, depress fuel prices on the black market and enrich organized crime.
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It was investigated by the Central Intelligence Agency over unfounded allegations that it was covertly subsidized by the Soviet Union.
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More critically, those shutdowns have made it harder to feed low-income students who rely on schools for subsidized meals.
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Other actions, like buying patrol cars, were subsidized by federal funds set aside for tourist areas and high-crime cities.
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His campaigns to provide toilets and subsidized gas cylinders for poorer Indians are often promoted as ways to empower women.
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The 2010 law extended insurance coverage to millions of Americans through both subsidized private insurance and an expansion of Medicaid.
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And we would have subsidized student loans that would fill the gap for the rest: room, board, books, fees, whatever.
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But the process of skipping the traditional shelter system to enter a safe haven — and eventually, subsidized housing — is arduous.
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About 19 million uninsured Americans are already eligible for either Medicaid, subsidized coverage through the A.C.A. or an employer plan.
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In a competitive environment where cost has become everything, the state-subsidized Huawei is often able to underprice its competitors.
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"The people who are subsidized are pretty insulated," said Edmund Haislmaier, a senior research fellow at the conservative Heritage Foundation.
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Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, also has close ties to Saudi Arabia, which provides Sudan with vital supplies of subsidized oil.
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Even to make money on an on-going basis would have been extremely hard against that sort of subsidized competition.
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Though my mother and I were on welfare, our rent-subsidized apartment in Amherst felt luxurious compared to Uncle Alan's.
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These countries didn't just wait around for someone to invent a dirt-cheap solar panel, they subsidized deployment early on.
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Ms. Ramirez receives monthly $735 in Social Security Income and $150 in food stamps and pays $162 in subsidized rent.
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The new hires get a MacBook computer, subsidized housing and two meals a day during their six-month training program.
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Subsidized and well-fed, they can try things out, free from the anxieties of renting work space by the hour.
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Once Mr. Santana had those achievements under his belt, his coach at Children's Aid helped him apply for subsidized housing.
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It's true that the state is addressing facets of the mess, with efforts on rent control, subsidized housing and homelessness.
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The company announced on Tuesday that it will provide workers with ten subsidized backup care days for children or adults.
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The measure allowed for government health centers, including those in remote areas, to offer free or subsidized birth control options.
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T) Leaf have been on sale for most of the current decade, and heavily subsidized in Europe, while Tesla (TSLA.
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A major factor is the end of subsidized coverage: As premiums increase, private insurers have a greater incentive to compete.
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The third is subsidized implicitly through the tax code, which does not tax health benefits provided by employers as income.
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Warren and Klobuchar can look to Sweden as a model, which has had high-quality, subsidized child care since 1975.
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Thirty-four percent of recent immigrants lack health insurance and another 31 percent have publicly-funded or subsidized health insurance.
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A month later, she bade farewell to the shelter and moved into a rent-subsidized studio apartment in the Bronx.
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There, at the heavily subsidized LNG Canada plant, the gas will be refined and shipped overseas to customers in Asia.
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Socialist President Nicolas Maduro shut the border last year in an effort to crack down on smuggling of subsidized products.
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The two nations are locked in a dispute over Canadian softwood lumber exports, which U.S companies complain are unfairly subsidized.
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Corps members are eligible for subsidized housing and food, but not all take advantage of this option — roughly 226 percent.
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Just 39 were accepting tenants with so-called Section 8 housing vouchers, the subsidized rental assistance from the federal government.
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In March, the WTO says the U.S. has again failed to halt subsidized tax breaks to Boeing in Washington state.
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Some countries, including China, currently benefit from subsidized postal rates set by the Universal Postal Union, a United Nations agency.
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Medicare expansion benefits everyone Importantly, Medicaid expansion made insurance more affordable for residents who don't qualify for subsidized health care.
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The iPhone 25G cost only $210 for the entry-level model, partially subsidized by a two-year AT&T contract.
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The two family types "probably tie for the honor of being the most heavily subsidized in American history," Coontz writes.
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The government plans to let prices — which have long been controlled and subsidized — float by the end of the year.
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They say if Abe subsidized the admission, it may violate the Political Offices Election Law and Political Funds Control Law.
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And with virtually every energy producer subsidized in this convoluted system, no one can afford to shun their handouts unilaterally.
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Better yet, he or she should move to Shanghai and start shipping already-subsidized products to America for practically nothing.
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Uninsured people with pre-existing conditions could find coverage in a separate, government-subsidized, "high-risk pool," for sick people.
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The government offers some benefits including subsidized food, access to scarce medicine and cash bonuses to holders of the card.
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Throughout the 1850s, as the Civil War loomed, Congress weighed proposals to fund a government subsidized telegraph line to California.
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The GOP's answer to this problem is to try to quarantine sicker people off to the side in subsidized plans.
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She can stay with Fantone until she's 23, at which point she can move to a subsidized independent living situation.
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"If those with seriously illnesses are going to be subsidized, and there is widespread agreement in Congress that they are going to be subsidized, I think [it's] far better for that to happen from direct tax revenue rather than forcing a bunch of other people to pay much higher premiums," Cruz told me last week.
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The payments will be stopped beginning this week, with sign-up season for subsidized private insurance set to start Nov. 1.
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The GOP argues that those mandated benefits resulted in high deductibles, narrow networks and big premiums for those who aren't subsidized.
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We have such a low minimum wage and no kinds of protections like paid leave or high-quality subsidized day care.
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I've owned smartphones long enough to remember the days of subsidized iPhones that cost $200 with a two-year service commitment.
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Stephens saw an opportunity to offer Solar Alliance a cheap space with subsidized grid power, and maybe bring in some jobs.
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A few days after, it revealed why: Foreign governments, like China, had subsidized competing solar cell manufacturers abroad, undercutting Suniva's prices.
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Currently, about one-third of the workforce is full-time at Hot Chicken Takeover, with access to employer-subsidized health care.
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Yee Hong Height is run by a Hong Kong NGO that works with the Hong Kong government to allocate subsidized beds.
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After all, before Obamacare, the federal government didn't have an online platform where consumers could shop for subsidized health insurance plans.
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If the U.S. supports subsidized bonds like Build America Bonds, BlackRock municipal bond funds could snap them up, Fink told Reuters.
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In March, despite a petition by staffers, the hospital increased the rent on their subsidized housing for incoming physicians by 40%.
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"The stimulus program subsidized a lot of things that would have happened anyway, or that shouldn't have happened," Mr. Victor said.
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Japan launched benefit programs that ultimately are subsidized by and cut into the revenue of its small-to-midsize vendor suppliers.
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The new tariffs follow a ruling against the European Union by the World Trade Organization, saying that Airbus was improperly subsidized.
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She dug herself out of drug addiction, found an apartment through a subsidized housing program, and transitioned from male to female.
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Aetna is the latest of the big five U.S. health insurers to announce its withdrawal from exchanges selling subsidized health plans.
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Today, a loaf of subsidized aish baladi is 250 piastres (less than one US cent) and reaches roughly 280 million Egyptians.
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Speaker Paul Ryan's plan to replace Obamacare includes a proposal to shift to a subsidized voucher system for future Medicare enrolees.
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Child-care assistance, via benefits such as dependent care flexible spending accounts or subsidized care, is an often-missed employer resource.
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These include free health care, education, subsidized basic products, free housing or land plots and interest-free loans for many citizens.
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Any changes are unlikely to affect in 2017 the government-funded or subsidized insurance plans covering more than 20 million people.
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But subsidized high risk pools are not the same thing as a mandate banning discrimination against those with pre-existing conditions.
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At the time he said the measure was necessary in order to control the smuggling of subsidized food out of Venezuela.
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They will increasingly become a vehicle for — and be subsidized by — services based on machine learning and other artificial-intelligence techniques.
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It's based in part on the Tobacco Region Revitalization Commission, which subsidized farmers after Virginia began to phase out tobacco farming.
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Taxpayers have always subsidized higher education, recognizing that it produces enormous gains for the economy and for society as a whole.
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The vast majority of digital content will continue to be free because it will continue to be subsidized by digital advertising.
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Artemisinin combination therapy—the gold standard in antimalarial drugs—was made more widely available, subsidized to be more affordable or free.
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Huawei workers hunch over their subsidized lunches and stare at smartphones in one of many cafeterias at the company's Bantian campus.
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Wind power has been the biggest success: but even those heavily subsidized turbines now supply only 2628 percent of America's energy.
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Some Venezuelans also said Socialist Party operatives had threatened to stop distributing subsidized food bags to those who did not vote.
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But consumers at the same income level will also be able to find fully subsidized "silver" plans in 18% of HealthCare.
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This doesn't necessarily hurt low-income people because they're subsidized, and only have to pay a certain percent of their income.
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And if carriers do stay in, you also have to think about the half of the individual market that isn't subsidized.
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The idea is to offer a fully subsidized wearable that helps the company dig deeper into the corporate and business worlds.
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China argued that it was not breaching that limit because only the grains procured by government should be counted as subsidized.
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But a thriving market for ObamaCare plans is not the same thing as a subsidized market for the poor and sick.
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Since 2009, Brazil extended several long-term loans to BNDES to help fund heavily subsidized credit, which has weighed on taxpayers.
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In many cities journalists have been promised, and in some cases given, subsidized plots in housing colonies to build homes on.
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Investigators found one family with an income of more than $85033,000 a year that was living in a government subsidized home.
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When I asked her what the doctors performing subsidized abortions at state-run hospitals were like, sharp anger entered her voice.
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Even after being increased this year, Venezuela's retail fuel prices are the lowest in the world and are subsidized by PDVSA.
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For years, Venezuela has bought the support of small Caribbean Basin states through a heavily subsidized oil patronage scheme called Petrocaribe.
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Uber will provide the call-in software, and "transit-disadvantaged" people can call and get one subsidized Uber ride a month.
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The bottom line: Part D premiums are heavily subsidized, but the politics of raising seniors' health care costs are never good.
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For years, these companies relied on artificially cheap inputs thanks to dumped and massively subsidized imports of both steel and aluminum.
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Among its provisions: The project sets aside subsidized apartments for tenants evicted all those years ago who now want to return.
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It's unlikely she'll ever work for minimum wage, and, if she does, her income will probably be subsidized by her parents.
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In addition, the federal government would assume the compounded interest debt owed for all outstanding private and federally subsidized/nonsubsidized loans.
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The costs of higher education, once heavily subsidized by state governments, are now being passed on to students and their families.
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The university, which is heavily subsidized by the United States, was intended as an elite institution to educate Afghanistan's future leaders.
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By contrast, about 80 percent of the residents of traditional subsidized housing in Minneapolis and St. Paul are members of minorities.
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