She receives $837 in Supplemental Security Income benefits monthly and $194 monthly in Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits.
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Migrants who are granted asylum are eligible for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, Medicaid and the Supplemental Security Income program.
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There was huge supplemental funding from our Congress in 2015 that was for Ebola preparedness but it was also a five-year supplemental.
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One of them is the Supplemental Nutrition Program (PAN) (the local version of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program), introduced to Puerto Rico in 220006.
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" The military leaders also pushed for the $30 billion supplemental in addition to avoiding a CR. "Pass the supplemental ... and get on with it.
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Every month, Ms. Grinberg receives $851 in Supplemental Security Income benefits and $192 through the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, commonly known as food stamps.
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Mid-33713195x Supplemental Net Leverage: For U.S. issuers with significant foreign cash balances, Fitch uses a supplemental net leverage ratio as part of our analysis.
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Mr. Solomon's income is $1,034 a month: $342 in Supplemental Security Income, $498 in Social Security disability benefits and $194 from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program.
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That is the supplemental nutrition program providing supplemental foods, health care referrals and nutrition education programs for low income women and their children ages 0-85003 years old.
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The current policy also guarantees that Americans with disabilities will remain dependent on government assistance from programs such as Supplemental Security Income and the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program.
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That includes the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) — also known as food stamps — child nutrition programs at school, and the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children.
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That included the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) — also known as food stamps — child nutrition programs at school, and the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children.
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Gilchenok, who has been receiving $750 in Supplemental Security Income monthly and $180 monthly in Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits, received a therapeutic mattress pad, bought for $249 in June.
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The proposed Democratic number for the emergency supplemental package is nearly ten times the $45.8 billion supplemental spending request the White House budget office sent to Capitol Hill on Tuesday.
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She receives $1,322 a month total in Supplemental Security Disability Income for the twins, along with food stamps and benefits from the supplemental nutrition program for women and children, known as WIC.
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The difference isn't that the official number measures what people "earn" and the supplemental one doesn't; the supplemental one is merely more consistent in including just about every form of government assistance.
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Fund supplemental nutrition programs Two other programs the government isn't currently funding are the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC), which provides food assistance to 8 million new moms and kids under the age of five, and the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), which gives food stamps to those who qualify based on income.
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The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) provides federal block grants to states for supplemental nutrition and nutrition education for infants, young children and pregnant and post-partum women.
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Glasscock asked for supplemental briefing on the other Oracle directors.
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Additionally, Census said the supplemental poverty measure was 14.0 percent.
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The story also benefits from novel supplemental things to do.
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About one third of Medicare recipients have a supplemental plan.
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"And she had some extra supplemental help," Moras adds, wryly.
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Furthermore, we remain committed to our two supplemental essay questions.
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IF YOU LOOK AT – JUST TAKE THE SUPPLEMENTAL LEVERAGE RATIO.
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Are these for supplemental brand photography or for campaign photography?
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"We're happy a Zika supplemental is finally in play," Sen.
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They offer supplemental histories that are also acts of unsilencing.
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Without the supplemental support, they may be considerably less hale.
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Further actions on the supplemental list could follow, it added.
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No supplemental discipline for Wilson shelled out on the play.
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Fund the supplemental $1 billion appropriation to the CDFI Fund.
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The FBI supplemental background check is officially on Capitol Hill.
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Many need supplemental oxygen and treatment in intensive care units.
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Many need supplemental oxygen and treatment in intensive care units.
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A supplemental survey of 2,489 adults was conducted from Nov.
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A somewhat clearer indicator is the Supplemental Poverty Measure (SPM).
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The letter indicates Williams submitted the supplemental filing on Nov.
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Pemba Dorje climbed from Everest's South Base Camp to summit with supplemental oxygen in eight hours and ten minutes, while Kazi Sherpa completed the feat without supplemental oxygen in 20 hours and 24 minutes.
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"What is happening at the border is tragic and we hope to address some of that in the supplemental, the disaster supplemental, to provide some of the resources that are needed there," Pelosi said.
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" FEDERAL SUPPLEMENTAL EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITY GRANTS "The Budget proposes to eliminate the Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant (SEOG) program, given the program is a less targeted way to deliver need-based grant aid than Pell Grants.
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In the meantime, mother and son make do in the studio apartment, paying $215 monthly, and relying on $750 a month in Supplemental Security Income and $190 a month from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program.
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A lot of what Amazon is doing is moving supplemental inventory.
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"We anticipate a supplemental (budget) coming from the administration," Ryan said.
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He also filed a supplemental affidavit responding to the Cohen filing.
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Lobster overdone, the eggplant salad repulsive and the supplemental charges outrageous.
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The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) is a mandatory entitlement program.
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But also employers would be able to negotiate group supplemental plans.
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At the very least, they could provide some interesting supplemental information.
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So-called "pledged supplemental lending" ranks among China's strangest liquidity tools.
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For instance, Alex started collecting Supplemental Security Income at age 18.
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I use the videos as supplemental media in a flipped classroom.
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To mitigate those expenses, some people purchase a supplemental (Medigap) policy.
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He said it would be financed with a supplemental appropriations measure.
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"My guess is that comes together better without the supplemental," Sen.
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LED lights provide supplemental light to speed growth and oxygen production.
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"It's imperative that we get that supplemental passed," Cornyn told reporters.
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This follows a September 2015 supplemental notice of proposed rule-making.
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Congress usually approves the funding through supplemental appropriations overwhelmingly and rapidly.
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The group also served a supplemental investigative subpoena to Purdue Pharma.
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That means the supplemental action will have its own hearing Aug.
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I also pushed for and supported the FBI supplemental background investigation.
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Supplemental spending bills are frequently packaged with other must-pass legislation.
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It wants Peacock to be a supplemental product, not a replacement.
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At that point, you can also sign up for supplemental coverage.
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The definition of public benefits is cash aid including Supplemental Security Income, Temporary Assistance for Needy Families, the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), most forms of Medicaid, and a variety of public housing programs, officials said.
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Especially consider those that are elderly, disabled or have chronic illnesses that rely on their Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) or Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) benefit to make grocery purchases.
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" October 26, 2017: H.R.2266 - Additional Supplemental Appropriations for Disaster Relief Requirements Act, 2017 This law "provides supplemental appropriations for disaster relief, reauthorizes temporary bankruptcy judgeships, and revises requirements regarding the U.S. Trustee System Fund and bankruptcy.
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In 1995 she purchased an inexpensive supplemental insurance policy for cancer coverage.
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Now that we have the supplemental from Congress, HHS has additional beds.
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In May 210, the partners embarked on a climb without supplemental oxygen.
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The Senate Appropriations Committee approved a $4.6 billion border supplemental bill Wednesday.
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Can my Plan G Medigap supplemental insurance provider cancel me for 2020?
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Adding supplemental vitamins, which has been lifesaving, is a form of processing.
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I also pushed for and supported the FBI's supplemental background check investigation.
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Fortunately, our daughter's middle school provides supplemental parental assistance for sex education.
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The coming budget supplemental may force this decision sooner rather than later.
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A Brazilian recession has meant many homeowners are looking for supplemental income.
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Those deployments can only be fully supported through a supplemental budget request.
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The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) is better known as food stamps.
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Some hospitals will also be eligible for supplemental payments in certain cases.
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Prout's punch was being reviewed by the NHL for possible supplemental discipline.
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" Blunt said the supplemental could be dealt with "at a later time.
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First off, most people on Medicare need to also purchase supplemental insurance.
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To find these supplemental benefits, seniors can use the online plan finder.
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The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, known as SNAP, is funded through February.
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"I mean, you saw what happened in the border supplemental," said Rep.
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The California population in "supplemental poverty" is close to eight million people.
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The multilateral trading system can stall at times, necessitating supplemental trade projects.
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Other employees, she said, wrote personal statements, supplemental essays and recommendation letters.
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"I have concerns regarding SNAP [the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program]," said Rep.
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As National Emergency, latch onto the pending FY 28500 supplemental budget request.
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For tipped workers, the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) is a lifeline.
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The supplemental package includes money to fund hurricane and wildfire relief efforts.
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People on supplemental oxygen can't turn the machines off to save money.
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"Discretionary coverage" does the same for discretionary costs, covered by supplemental income.
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She also receives $260 a month in Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits.
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"Reviewing the coronavirus supplemental appropriation and preparing to go vote," Gaetz tweeted.
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Most take a year off, and get supplemental money from the state.
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Chris Coons, of Delaware, for prompting the supplemental FBI investigation into Kavanaugh.
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The family now subsists on a cumulative $1,434 in Supplemental Security Income.
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Congress is expected to review supplemental disaster relief bills early next year.
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Reports indicate the Pentagon may submit a supplemental funding request, Thornberry said.
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MORE, issued two signing statements to accompany the 2009 supplemental appropriations act.
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The supplemental package includes money to fund hurricane and wildfire relief efforts.
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The Pentagon receives an additional $60 billion in supplemental war-fighting money.
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Those that work on eligibility requirements for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program.
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As long as your tax is too low, you need supplemental policies.
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The system is financed through taxes, everyone is covered, and supplemental private insurance is rare; unlike in, say, France, where most residents have supplemental insurance, only one in 2220 Britons go outside the NHS system for private coverage.
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But analysts on the political right stress increasing dependency on public benefit programs, such as Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) and Supplemental Security Income (SSI), as well as Medicaid and food stamps through the Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program (SNAP).
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Sessions' new supplemental responses have done little to satisfy the civil rights community.
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Without supplemental oxygen, the human body begins to decline quickly above 26,353 feet.
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The same kernel vulnerability was fixed in a supplemental update for macOS 10.14.6.
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Supplemental coverage — covering, say, plastic surgery or other elective services — would be permitted.
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The Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 is very good at being a supplemental device.
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Do any of these supplemental content types even 'work' to enhance the experience??
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Most people in France top up their coverage with supplemental private insurance plans.
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But HR 23 would circumscribe private health insurers' roles to "supplemental insurance" alone.
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A 21 supplemental first-round pick, Light has no previous major league experience.
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But like Bo Jackson's time in the NFL, her archaeological career is supplemental.
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Wealthy families could finance supplemental activities, but lower-income families presumably could not.
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I fully anticipate another supplemental bill to pay for both Harvey and Irma.
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And I do think you're going to see another supplemental when we return.
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That's only half of what the Trump administration requested in its defense supplemental.
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Cutting out the supplemental insurance cost is often not a cost-saving move.
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The guidance set forth in Supplemental Directive 20705-212 went into effect Jan.
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Graham said it makes sense to delay consideration of the supplemental spending bill.
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Have Congress immediately add $6900 million to the currently pending supplemental appropriation request.
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At night, she has to take supplemental melatonin to help her fall asleep.
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Supplemental fees are usually disclosed but are often buried on the college's website.
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The VA referred all questions related to supplemental funding to the White House.
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Mr. Zeppenfeldt-Cestero has full Medicare coverage now, plus a supplemental Medigap policy.
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I suspect it's supplemental, but I mean, yeah, you raise a great point.
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That includes the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), formerly known as food stamps.
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Industrywide tracking of supplemental revenue from one-off events is patchy at best.
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"Severe" cases require supplemental oxygen, sometimes via a breathing tube and a ventilator.
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Today, more than two million students use the program for supplemental math instruction.
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And those whose plans are more generous than BernieCare can buy supplemental insurance.
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She also expects there will be "a large supplemental" specifically for Harvey relief.
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Medicare supplemental insurance policies — also known as Medigap — also operate under separate rules.
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Hurricane Katrina had eight supplemental appropriations between September 2005 and July of 2010.
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Multiple hearings, delays and an FBI supplemental background investigation have prolonged the process.
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The final bill also reflects President Trump's Monday supplemental budget request, staffers said.
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Most of the numbers are transferred from worksheets or supplemental forms and schedules.
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For example, which social services will qualify as supplemental benefits in MA plans?
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And Medicare recipients can purchase private supplemental insurance to cover unreimbursed medical services.
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Of past supplemental funds, the Zika emergency supplemental appropriation was passed at $22019 billion, the Ebola emergency funding was $5.4 billion, and the pandemic influenza emergency appropriation was $6.7 billion in 2005 and another $7.7 billion for H1N1 in 85033.
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President Trump's proposed $54 billion cut to non-defense programs will inevitably impact important nutrition programs for older adults, such as the Older Americans Act nutrition programs, the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), and the Commodity Supplemental Food Program (CSFP).
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When the new public charge rule was first proposed last October, we immediately saw significant dis-enrollment from vital food access programs including the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women Infants and Children (WIC) and the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP).
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We have a supplemental bottle-feeding plan in place to assist Molly and family.
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This is a big reason why California has the nation's highest supplemental poverty rate.
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Then we went to the firm websites, sometimes using SEC filings for supplemental information.
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The House bill tightens work requirements for recipients of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program.
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About $13.5 billion of the supplemental request was earmarked for aircraft, missiles and ships.
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For supplemental users, homeopathy is an alternative medicine, another option in the medicine cabinet.
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In addition, I provided supplemental testimony to the Senate Judiciary Committee to explain this.
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Wondering about all those offers for supplemental reading classes you're receiving in the mail?
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He often has to take in supplemental oxygen through a tube in his nose.
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That's because Aerius is currently enrolled in the federal Supplemental Security Income (SSI) program.
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And many drivers work for the companies on the side to earn supplemental income.
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"[They are] assuming a supplemental to make up the difference," said the congressional source.
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A weeklong supplemental FBI investigation found no corroborating evidence of the claims, Republicans said.
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The FBI investigated her allegation as part of a supplemental background check into Kavanaugh.
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Employees who are eligible for coverage through work usually don't need supplemental health insurance.
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Disabled individuals with modest ABLE balances can still receive Supplemental Security Income, as well.
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Here's what my no supplemental oxygen summit attempt of Mt. Everest has taught me.
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Although the government covers most dialysis patients' costs, many patients have supplemental private insurance.
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Trump agreed to authorize the FBI to conduct a supplemental background investigation into Kavanaugh.
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Hay and supplemental grains are necessary to keep them plump and full of milk.
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There were recipients of government benefits — Supplemental Security Income, welfare, food stamps, subsidized housing.
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The Senate's work on a supplemental bill was first reported Wednesday by Bloomberg News.
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The VTech is cheap enough to buy as a backup or supplemental baby monitor.
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Teachers will often purchase supplemental materials to help students struggling to grasp the curriculum.
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Congress could appropriate "emergency" funds for DoD through a supplemental appropriation for FY 2020.
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"Those deployments can only be fully supported through a supplemental budget request," Thornberry said.
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It's also packed with supplemental lists, so you'll have more than enough to watch.
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Even then, private insurance can play a role, but only on a supplemental basis.
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Private insurers could offer "supplemental" plans for services not covered by the public program.
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And then there are those who use Instagram as a supplemental match-making tool.
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Sometimes this takes the form of supplemental insurance to pay for non-covered benefits.
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The House is expected to vote on a supplemental coronavirus funding package this week.
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He needed supplemental oxygen and had to be put on an experimental antiviral treatment.
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The couple receive $1,103 monthly in Supplemental Security Income and $461 in food stamps.
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He receives $750 a month in Supplemental Security Income and $150 in food stamps.
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Eventually, Sergey stopped working altogether and started receiving Supplemental Security Income and food stamps.
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"He talked about a supplemental budget coming this spring to push that along," Rep.
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The Trump budget does not cut programs such as the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program.
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PepsiCo's supplemental net leverage was 2.6x at the end of the first quarter 2017.
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Far too often, Congress passes landmark legislation without supplemental funding to ensure effective implementation.
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Employers and insurers could only sell supplemental coverage for items such as cosmetic surgery.
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Congress should also move quickly to approve supplemental funding to the agencies prominently involved.
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The supplemental rule underwent a period of public comment, which ended in late November.
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Much of the attention, of late, has focused on ferreting out other supplemental payments.
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Out-of-pocket medical expenses don't count as income for Supplemental Poverty Measure purposes.
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If the farm bill is reauthorized, Congress will have reaffirmed support for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), the Commodity Supplemental Food Program (CSFP), the Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program, and a host of other valuable nutrition programs keeping our nation healthy.
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Some of the agency's offices to be hit hardest by the closure include the office of Food and Nutrition Services that oversees the Child Nutrition, Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), and the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC).
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Given the increases in leverage for both companies, Fitch expects moderating shareholder returns with PepsiCo's long-term supplemental net leverage in the mid 2x range compared with Coca-Cola's long-term supplemental net leverage that is expected to decline to less than 2x.
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Ms. Green receives $750 a month in Supplemental Security Income for herself, another $750 a month in Supplemental Security Income for her oldest grandchild, who has A.D.H.D., and $500 each for two of the other grandchildren living with her, who have disabilities.
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NO SUPPLEMENTAL PURCHASE PRICE IS PAYABLE Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Gdynia Newsroom)
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Contestants are, however, given goody bags upon arrival to the mansion, filled with supplemental clothing.
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He submitted a supplemental form acknowledging that the original form was incomplete the following day.
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The city also has the biggest portion of families who are receiving supplemental nutrition assistance.
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This potentially affects: Some of the 6 million people in traditional Medicare without supplemental insurance.
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"Supplemental fueling really depends on the duration and intensity of the training session," Chag says.
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Calm Harm is not meant to replace therapy, but rather act as a supplemental tool.
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Donn Roach went next, in the supplemental portion of the third round, to the Angels.
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"I'm not a fan of supplemental plans for critical illness and cancer insurance," Shebesta said.
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Economic power, racial inequality, and the struggles of indigenous peoples are not optional or supplemental.
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His plan would also offer financial incentives such as supplemental college tuition and vocational training.
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As a result, Season Smart had entered into a supplemental agreement to advance $700 million.
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Since there are caveats in coverage, travel health insurance can act as supplemental while abroad.
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Note: Science published an Editorial Expression of Concern about supplemental material provided by the researchers.
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Kushner then submitted supplemental information saying he had "numerous contacts" with foreign officials, she said.
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" She clarified immediately after the debate that "private insurance would certainly exist for supplemental coverage.
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Examples of supplemental insurance policies include vision and dental, critical illness, accident, and hospitalization insurance.
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Medigap is another type of supplemental insurance, designed specifically for those who have Medicare insurance.
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An Amazon spokesman said that the company filed a complaint and supplemental motion for discovery.
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But Thornberry said he was pleased with the $30 billion for defense in the supplemental.
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"This is a supplemental background investigation," Tillis said in statement obtained by The Washington Post.
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Car rental companies offer supplemental liability insurance, typically increasing the coverage amount to $1 million.
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PepsiCo's supplemental net leverage was approximately 33711x at the end of the second quarter 3371212.
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The cuts could go beyond health programs to encompass food stamps, or Supplemental Security Income.
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Supplemental Security Income is a guaranteed minimum income scheme for the aged, blind, and disabled.
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Regulators are also looking at a rule known as the supplemental leverage ratio, Quarles said.
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You may also want to assign supplemental readings on the topic or provide additional context.
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No one lives up there, and those working in that environment must use supplemental oxygen.
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"I had expected at least $2 billion supplemental, maybe more," he said in an email.
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The meetings come as lawmakers are negotiating a supplemental spending package to combat the coronavirus.
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Meanwhile, Congress is getting closer to unveiling a supplemental funding bill for virus relief efforts.
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Congress will surely provide emergency supplemental funding now that the administration has requested additional resources.
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Let's see: transcripts, recommendations, biographical info, resume, personal statement, supplemental essays, standardized tests, application fees.
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The information, submitted as supplemental testimony to the House Intelligence Committee, relates to Pence's Sept.
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It had not, although THREE-WAY TIE does appear on Jeff Chen's supplemental word list.
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She later provided a classified supplemental written submission regarding information she had on the call.
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All 100 senators will be able to review the supplemental background investigation throughout the day.
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The lawsuit was filed by the City of Birmingham Firemen's and Policemen's Supplemental Pension System.
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Mislabeled chemicals in two supplemental figures led Science to publish its editorial expression of concern.
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Individuals in these plans would not be allowed to buy Medigap or other supplemental coverage.
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In most states, adults unable to work receive automatic Medicaid benefits through Supplemental Security Income.
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Officials announced this spring that they'd "reinterpreted" the definition of "supplemental benefits" for Medicare Advantage.
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About half of Lewis' customers pay with benefits from the federal Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program.
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She lives off $823 in Supplemental Security Income, about $250 of which goes to rent.
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Even with supplemental oxygen, the body is under extreme stress when it's that high up.
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They added the letter to Kavanaugh's file as a supplemental document, that senators could access.
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The FBI reached out to 10 people in the supplemental background check and interviewed nine.
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The exhibit presents around 100 of Sartore's portraits, along with a wealth of supplemental information.
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The Commodity Supplemental Food Program, which serves more than 600,000 low-income seniors, the Food Distribution Program on Indian Reservations and the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children, which serves more than 8 million people, are also running out of federal funding.
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The public benefits in question include Supplemental Security Income (SSI), given to disabled and older people; the Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program (SNAP), commonly known as food stamps; Section 8 housing vouchers; many Medicaid benefits; and Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF), a cash assistance program.
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The proposal is set to also include: children's health insurance; Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Plan (SNAP, formerly known as food stamps); Supplemental Nutritional Program for Women, Infants and Children, known as WIC; tax credits for low- to moderate-income families; and housing and transit subsidies.
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Supplemental oxygen is used to hopefully prevent the most severe symptoms brought on by altitude sickness.
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Pottermore, an interactive website designed to house supplemental Harry Potter content, was first launched in 2011.
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They not only summited Everest in 41 hours — they did it without using any supplemental oxygen.
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"Supplemental holding support is requested for CBP holding facilities located at Donna and Tornillo, Texas," Maj.
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In a supplemental letter submitted to the Senate, Sessions said his answer to Minnesota Democrat Sen.
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Baraka also has high hopes for the supplemental employment that will grow around an Amazon relocation.
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The Senate Appropriations Committee is planning to mark up a border supplemental bill Wednesday in committee.
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Senators spent this morning reviewing the FBI supplemental background investigation into Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.
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The way it would work is there would be a robust individual marketplace for supplemental plans.
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But if you have a system with supplemental coverage, there will be some degree of inequality.
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"Out-of-state residents add $203,754 in Nonresident Supplemental Tuition," reads the school's financial aid website.
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Trump later conceded to the requests for a federal probe, ordering a "supplemental investigation" into Kavanaugh.
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Part of the reason is that we're using the Supplemental Poverty Measure (SPM) as our metric.
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They could also offer private supplemental insurance plans that covers cosmetic surgery or medical care abroad.
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It barred any construction of the long-delayed project until completion of a supplemental environmental review.
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"The supplemental mobile solutions in place will remain there the day after the inauguration," she added.
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Most Medicare beneficiaries buy private supplemental coverage to fill in gaps the government program doesn't cover.
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Waste-processing is a supplemental source of raw materials for Vietnam's paper, plastic and steel industries.
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It is not clear whether the $797 million reflects any supplemental rebates to state Medicaid programs.
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The Trump administration, Ryan said, plans to send Congress a supplemental spending request for the wall.
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But no amount of supplemental hardware options will compete, for the game lover, with new games.
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"This supplemental is, yes, a non-starter," Hoyer said during a press briefing in the Capitol.
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He's also asked for an additional $1.5 billion in a supplemental spending measure for fiscal 2017.
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The most common intergovernmental accounting gimmicks involve provider taxes and supplemental payments above Medicaid reimbursement rates.
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I also voted for emergency supplemental funding to support preparedness for pandemic influenza throughout my career.
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Failure to pass the supplemental could trigger a continuing resolution for the rest of the year.
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The company then plans to reconsider the closings and announce any supplemental closings in early 98188.
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They have also argued a supplemental request would tacitly prove their arguments for increasing defense spending.
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In his letter, Wilson said the lack of a supplemental funding request would require shifting strategy.
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Typically, it means not getting Supplemental Security Income benefits through the government for having a disability.
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I'd have gotten it much sooner if it had referred to ball bearings or supplemental jabs.
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Another bill would fully fund the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, the food stamp program, into 2019.
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On a song that already feels laser-cut to 2018 specifications, that feels like supplemental insurance.
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The administration, on Tuesday, indicated its intention to pursue supplemental payments to households during the crisis.
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"We're going to be part of it," Shelby said of adding the supplemental to the stimulus.
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Congress has stepped forward with some supplemental appropriations that will help, but more may be needed.
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She did say that teachers do have the option to choose supplemental materials for additional assignments.
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A few weeks back, Congress approved an emergency supplemental appropriation for FEMA, replacing already dwindling funds.
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A supplemental request sent to Congress earlier this year included roughly $1.5 billion for the project.
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Brett Kavanaugh Kavanaugh did not speak with the FBI in the course of this supplemental review.
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Later that day, eight CHC members voted with the GOP on a supplemental disaster appropriations package.
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Jeff Flake: The retiring Arizona senator is the reason the FBI supplemental investigation happened at all.
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Even the supplemental five-day FBI investigation -- occasioned by concerns about the allegations from Arizona Sen.
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As students work through the playlist activities, teachers monitor their progress, giving supplemental instruction and guidance.
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There's no odometer, no supplemental information about battery voltage or trip time, no Bluetooth pairing capability.
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The couple rely on $1,157 in Supplemental Security Income and $184 in food stamps each month.
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He warned that Congress may have to approve more supplemental appropriations packages in the coming weeks.
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She receives $540 a month on behalf of Astrid from the Supplemental Security Income disability program.
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It has been proposed that human disturbance, and even supplemental feeding, may have fueled this expansion.
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He submitted that supplemental information to the FBI and is cooperating fully with its background investigation.
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"I've ordered the FBI to conduct a supplemental investigation to update Judge Kavanaugh's file," Trump said.
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Whether the FBI will examine Kavanaugh's alcohol consumption as part of its supplemental investigation isn't clear.
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"It was like living in a box," said Mr. Gonzalez, who depends on Supplemental Security Income.
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It ranks top in the nation on the Census Bureau's supplemental poverty measure and homelessness measures.
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Some still have a home church elsewhere but come here for a supplemental dose of mysticism.
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However, some payloads may need a supplemental rocket motor to get into space, according to TechCrunch.
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The bottom lineJust as it's important to understand what supplemental life insurance is, it's equally as important to understand what it is not: A supplemental life insurance policy should never take the place of a solid life insurance policy, whether that's a term or whole life policy.
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Patrick LeahyPatrick Joseph LeahyDemocrats seek to increase supplemental funding bill to 0 billion Five sticking points to a T coronavirus deal Elbow bumps, Spock salutes: How Congress is dealing with coronavirus MORE (D-Vt.) about the potential that they merge the supplemental request and the stimulus package.
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Options included reprinting the forms that have been printed without the question, or printing a supplemental page.
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During his pre-election intelligence briefings, Trump requested supplemental information about North Korea from US intelligence officials.
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This type of supplemental insurance helps cover the cost of deductibles, copays and coinsurance associated with Medicare.
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Supplemental testosterone is usually taken as a gel, by injection or via a skin or mouth patch.
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Barring some radical breakthrough, it's hard to imagine policy changes being attached to the moving border supplemental.
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Last week, the Senate Appropriations Committee passed out of committee a bipartisan $4.6 billion border supplemental package.
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The House and Senate have moved forward quickly on supplemental funding to ease conditions at the border.
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A Democratic aide told CNN on Wednesday that House Democrats will advance their own border supplemental bill.
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They provide supplemental information only, and have never been considered safety features on commercial jet transport airplanes.
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"The supplemental review is expected to be completed by June 8," the APA announced on its website.
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Impacted workers also will be eligible for certain supplemental payments funded through the AIDPA for specified periods.
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It's unclear if legislation would be a separate supplemental spending bill or attached to another legislative vehicle.
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Additionally, 30% have supplemental policies from for-profit insurers to give them expanded access to private providers.
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There are detailed flashbacks (and a few flash-forwards), along with letters, articles and other supplemental materials.
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They're getting production from the stars and supplemental scoring from the deepest of depths on the roster.
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The company is recommending users install the Supplemental Update to avoid performance slow downs during taxing actions.
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A spokesperson has said the plan is for "a supplemental digital currency, not a 'digital-only' system."
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It will eliminate the need for supplemental insurance, expanding the benefits of expensive "Medigap" plans to everyone.
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Epstein's lawyers on Friday morning had filed a supplemental financial disclosure document under seal in the case.
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With or without supplemental charges, though, Per Se is among the worst food deals in New York.
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The initial money will be part of a $30 billion supplemental request for defense spending this year.
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Even so, fiscal hawks are quick to raise concerns over supplemental spending requests — even emergency relief ones.
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Amazon also adds "supplemental earnings," to meet its promise that drivers will make $18-25 per hour.
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Universities can also ask for information about gender identity on supplemental application forms unique to their school.
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Without special supplemental formula, "they wouldn't survive," says their father, Gary Frisk, 36, an unemployed concrete worker.
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Google, too, has a supplemental service called Android Emergency Location Services that achieves the same basic result.
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They are using more inputs, such as supplemental food and parasite controls, which raises their operating costs.
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C Joe Thornton might receive supplemental discipline for a major penalty and game misconduct he received Saturday.
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That means you can use Grow as your primary robo-investing app, not as a supplemental product.
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They will discuss the Pentagon's "worldwide policy and strategy" and discuss the fiscal 2017 supplemental budget request.
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The supplemental would likely be added to the war fund, which is not subject to budget caps.
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Let me save everyone some time: Let's just call it the Mar-a-Lago Supplemental Assistance Act.
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Supplemental coverage like behind-the-scenes interviews will be available on YouTube and at the Grammys' website.
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Kudelski was picked by the Kings in the 20 supplemental draft after a college career at Yale.
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Consider, for example, Trump's proposal to cut the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program by up to 28503 percent.
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" The supplemental report states that both the victim and the witness "admitted to having been drinking alcohol.
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It will cut welfare programs Trump's plan cuts the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) by $190 billion.
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Qualify for Medicare, and you may still need to purchase supplemental Medicare plans to cover your expenses.
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Ted Cruz, would start working on a supplemental appropriation bill when they return to Washington next week.
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Require a supermajority vote (three-fifths) to pass Supplemental Appropriations bills, unless such bills are deficit-neutral.
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That means the next president would have to request supplemental funding or cut back on planned activities.
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The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) requires annual funding from Congress, though its existence is automatically renewed.
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The service included a summary of 61 facility repairs being deferred at 18 bases pending supplemental funding.
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There would still be a very limited role for private supplemental coverage for procedures like cosmetic surgery.
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Even after Hurricane Sandy, which sparked substantial debate, Congress passed a supplemental funding bill 74 days later.
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Supplemental funding of up to $2628 million will be paid if the facility is open through Jan.
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Which is why this week the administration will be sending a supplemental funding request to the Congress.
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California (Tax Freedom Day of April 20), for example, has the nation's highest Supplemental Poverty Measure (SPM).
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The idea is to have the next president request supplemental funding when he or she takes office.
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"Supplemental holding support is requested for CBP holding facilities located at Donna and Tornillo, Texas," he said.
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Democrats wanted supplemental funding, just as they do to help Flint and to fight the Zika virus.
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A Facebook spokesperson confirmed that Supplemental Data does in fact cover all content provided by the creator.
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Supplemental liquidity is provided by the company's $3 billion senior unsecured revolving credit facility due June 2019.
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She went on to issue formal charges against Google Shopping in 2015, and supplemental charges in 2016.
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In 2012, students paid $1,400 in mandatory fees as well as, on average, $700 in supplemental fees.
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The extra income would apply to all Social Security, Veterans and Supplemental Security Income, or SSI, beneficiaries.
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Is there some kind of tote bag that would look nice to carry the supplemental stuff in?
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"One in three people have paid for supplemental care out of pocket from a holistic health provider."
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Brown was the former Duke quarterback the Giants chose first over all in the 1992 supplemental draft.
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The Sanders plan permits supplemental private insurance, the type that covers things that the public system doesn't.
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Monteith notes that supplemental drafts could be added to the proposal before the final rules are published.
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An emergency supplemental funding bill is necessary now for the coronavirus, and Congress will get that done.
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The revised schedules, discounted fares and supplemental services start on July 10 and continue through Sept. 8003.
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To inquire about, say, a 150-word supplemental essay was to provoke a fit of unholy madness.
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Taking the supplemental bugs is thought to help restore your gut's balance back to normal, alleviating symptoms.
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To help cover expenses, she receives unemployment, Supplemental Security Income payments for her daughter and food stamps.
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The Senate Judiciary Committee requested that Trump instruct the FBI to conduct a supplemental investigation after Sen.
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The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) provides food and resources to help reduce hunger and food insecurity.
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We've asked for a supplemental up on the Hill of a couple of billion dollars or so.
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Mr. Waller, who is covered by Medicaid, receives about $770 in Supplemental Security Income benefits each month.
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The GOP's investment was matched with supplemental support from the Koch-backed group Concerned Veterans for America.
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The president's budget does cut Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) support for low-income children and families.
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Although there's no opting out, people would have the option to buy supplemental care through private insurers.
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Railroads would provide weekly updates on their service performance metrics under the supplemental notice of proposed rulemaking.
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The supplemental file includes 32 revised passages that contained plagiarism or other citation deficiencies that required correction.
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The proposal eliminates the Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant, which helps lower-income undergraduate students afford college.
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Supplemental funding for Hurricane Sandy was passed by Congress nearly three months after the storm made landfall.
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The rally also came amid the FBI's supplemental background investigation into Trump's Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.
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She also receives $216 a month in Supplemental Security Income and $506 a month in food stamps.
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Will they take advantage of the flexibility and offer supplemental or enhanced services to high-need patients?
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But I've turned off the barking notifications, and won't be paying for any of Furbo's supplemental services.
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A day later, she appeared to reverse herself, saying a Harris administration would preserve supplemental private insurance.
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It's not supplemental if you need it to pay for your kids' braces, or food, or rent.
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A meme is supplemental content for #trends that illustrate the internet is a place where things happen.
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"If we don't get that supplemental really by April of this year, we're going to have to start deferring projects at other bases for facility modernization and [operations] and maintenance stuff because we've had to rob all these other accounts and we still don't have the supplemental," she said.
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Statistics on participation in state and local efforts show fewer people are using an array of food programs, including the Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants and Children (called WIC) as well as the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (or SNAP, formerly known as food stamps) and food banks.
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Food assistance programs, such as the Special Supplemental Nutritional Program for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) and the Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program (SNAP), allow participants to buy only items that are eligible, so by avoiding those things, you'll be helping people in your community who have limited choices.
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ASTHO requests $1 billion in emergency supplemental funding Our colleagues at the Association of State and Territorial Health Officials (ASTHO) recently requested the administration and Congress provide $1 billion over two years in emergency supplemental funding for the CDC to allow health departments to address the opioid epidemic.
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If you're thinking about having basic Medicare without any supplemental coverage, experts have a message for you: Don't.
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Besides Training Mode, Blue's other modes feel supplemental and aren't as much as a full blown play experience.
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Schumer and Merkley both defended the passage of the border supplemental when questions were raised on the issue.
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Fda filing acceptance of supplemental new drug application for auryxia® (ferric citrate) tablets * Keryx biopharmaceuticals announces u.s.
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The only thing keeping these supplemental apps from being truly valuable is the imaginative limitations of their creators.
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One of the advantages of using the sun for supplemental power, said Hoefsloot, will be ease of parking.
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It is urging Congress' swift approval of the Department of Homeland Security's supplemental budget request for this purpose.
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Or it could add an out-of-pocket limit to traditional Medicare, mitigating the need for supplemental insurance.
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The Census Bureau's Supplemental Poverty Measure accounts for anti-poverty programmes as well as variations in living costs.
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Congress will likely consider the supplemental request by April 28, when regular funding expires for most federal agencies.
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The former president, 92, is "breathing well on his own with minimal supplemental oxygen," according to the statement.
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Fines and fees, to the extent they exist at all, should act as a supplemental source of financing.
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He offered French support for supplemental side deals that might impose extra curbs on Iran alongside the JCPOA.
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Additionally, six focus groups, with a total of 47 participants, were held across the country for supplemental information.
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The farm bill includes the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) under the nutrition component of the massive legislation.
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Thankfully, the proposed cuts won't affect either crop subsidies, or the USDA's Supplemental Nutrition Assistance program (food stamps).
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He's also wearing a nasal cannula, which is generally used wherever small amounts of supplemental oxygen are required.
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But not every experience needs a fucking supplemental tablet—especially when your goal is to attract younger people.
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She explained that the next day -- the day before the inauguration -- Kushner submitted supplemental information to the FBI.
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The Pentagon is poised to get at least half of the supplemental funding requested by the Trump administration.
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After that failure to disclose came to light, Sessions defended himself and sent supplemental testimony to the Senate.
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"In one of the two supplemental docs attached to our study, a modified pulpotomy is described," said Ventre.
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Is this probably gonna wind up being more of a supplemental thing than a primary income for people?
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The state imposes strict occupational licensing making it harder for inner-city taxpayers to earn a supplemental income.
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A supplemental document to the 2013 agreement signed by the countries' foreign ministers discusses implementation of the agreement.
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Supplemental insurance with Aflac helps you maintain your lifestyle even when you've hit a bump in the road.
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The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, has been helping keep Americans from going hungry since the 210s.
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That would leave the OCO account dry by April and force the next president to request supplemental funding.
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A vote on the emergency supplemental disaster request has been scheduled for late next week in the House.
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Currently, supplemental spending bills often include new spending outside of the normal appropriations process and regularly increase deficits.
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The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), aka food stamps, keeps food in the pantries of 42 million Americans.
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The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program provides benefits to ensure low-income individuals and children have access to food.
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The Supplemental Process "does not strike any registrant solely by reason of the failure to vote," Alito wrote.
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Democrats this week loudly criticized the FBI's supplemental investigation into Kavanaugh's background as too narrow and ultimately ineffective.
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" If the supplemental funding request moves on its own, Cole predicted it would happen "early, mid-next week.
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He is the first American to climb the world's 14 highest peaks without the use of supplemental oxygen.
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Poff is also charged with false declaration of bankruptcy on two counts, and supplemental nutrition assistance program fraud.
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Supplemental vitamins can also be a convenient way to make sure you're getting enough of these essential vitamins.
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How else to explain his administration's plan to tighten eligibility requirements for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)?
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The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants and Children, known as WIC, is also funded through February.
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The CFTC is issuing a supplemental notice of proposed rulemaking to update its original proposal from last December.
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Glover said that if the results are positive, his company will apply for supplemental approval for this condition.
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The fire officers will also continue to craft policy recommendations and provide supplemental emergency training to rail controllers.
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The CFTC plans to release the new supplemental proposal by late May or early June, the report said.
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The idea is to have the next president request supplemental war funding when he or she takes office.
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Schlotman credited the weather and early disbursements under the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program due to the government shutdown.
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That meeting was not disclosed on Kushner's security clearance application, but was later included in a supplemental form.
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The Census Bureau's Supplemental Poverty Measure (SPM) for 2017 estimates that California's poverty rate is at 19 percent.
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"He was extubated this morning, and is breathing well on his own with minimal supplemental oxygen," McGrath said.
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Yes, but: Most drivers see Uber and other ride hailing apps as a way to make supplemental income.
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Finally, he opened a supplemental retirement annuity, which he says now grows each year, even while he's retired.
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Some in cities find small supplemental incomes collecting cans out of recycling bins and turning them into profit.
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Other areas in which spending would drop include the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program and subsidies for student loans.
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He was also one of a few climbers who summited those peaks without the aid of supplemental oxygen.
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PERCENT VOTING IN: MIDTERMS 20% Welfare/TANF PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS Medicaid Food stamps Public housing/Section 8 Supplemental Sec.
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Before 2628, only the 28503/22020 terrorist attacks were followed by supplemental appropriations of more than $20 billion.
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Fourth, prioritize the quality of the nutrition in the National School Lunch Program and Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program.
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Instead, the vast majority of Canadians have supplemental coverage — and most of them get that insurance at work.
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But it's hard to feel satisfied by a competition that made itself supplemental to an already-hot career.
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The average supplemental appropriation for the same time period was $27 million — a yearly average of $211 million.
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The House was expected to take up the supplemental spending proposal for a vote later in the day.
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Vought responded by saying Trump signed into law the $8.3 billion emergency supplemental package Congress approved last week.
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Their food security proposals include waiving restrictions on the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program and on free school lunches.
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Women were largely seen as "supplemental" workers in the 1950s, meaning their income was secondary to their husband's.
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Six days later, he was so sick that doctors gave him supplemental oxygen and an experimental antiviral drug.
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Ms. Marcus receives $735 a month in Supplemental Security Income and could not afford the first month's rent.
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The new guidelines for the Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program (SNAP) are set to take effect on April 1.
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Food aid for the island's poor will soon run out without supplemental funds opposed by the White House.
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"Governor Snyder's proposed supplemental appropriation is a down payment on lead pipe removal," she said in a statement.
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Mr. Booker also proposed expanding the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, commonly known as food stamps, by 30 percent.
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Most enrollees in traditional Medicare buy supplemental coverage to protect them from potentially high out-of-pocket costs.
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It pays, and my supplemental (private) insurance pays a little and I pay a small co-pay sometimes.
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At the end of the calendar year, all sources of supplemental Medicaid funds for Puerto Rico will expire.
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House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) said lawmakers were considering a supplemental package closer to $4 billion.
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A House Democratic aide said bipartisan, bicameral meetings started Wednesday to work out the details of the supplemental.
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NBC's Peacock is perhaps the best example of traditional media's purgatory between innovative disruption and supplemental add-on.
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At that point, the next president would need to request supplemental funding in order to continue overseas operations.
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These include unemployment insurance, food stamps (now called the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP) and disability programs.
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It's the independents who can be swung over by the added element of a supplemental FBI background check.
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Nevertheless, a special hearing was held, declarations gathered, and a supplemental investigation ordered on allegations occurring decades ago.
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Congress needs to appropriate emergency supplemental funds to launch Puerto Rico's recovery and begin some return to normalcy.
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Federal programs like the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) provide millions of low-income families with nutrition assistance.
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The average Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefit in 6.993 amounts to roughly $1.40 per person per meal.
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In that supplemental testimony, Sondland confirmed having a conversation with a top Zelensky aide in Warsaw on Sept.
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Last year, Americans redeemed about $61 billion in Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits, according to the USDA.
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These include health care initiatives, social security, transportation and anti-poverty programs like the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program.
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To get started on these plans, NASA has requested an additional $1.6 billion supplemental to the 2020 budget.
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USDA office move may have broken law, watchdog says MORE said households that normally would not be eligible for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) may qualify for the agency's Disaster Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (D-SNAP) if they meet the program's income limits and have qualifying disaster-related expenses.
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But for Marty—a retired Republican who makes supplemental income with this business—he reserved one rule: no Bernie.
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But that insurance would likely be supplemental, in addition to primary coverage through a government-run plan like Medicare.
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Separate rules apply for people who want a supplemental Medigap policy, which can only be paired with original Medicare.
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Signing up will get you access to 8.5 hours of on-demand video, 28 articles, and 62 supplemental resources.
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Patrick Leahy of Vermont, spent the weekend abroad together where they continued to discuss the supplemental along with staff.
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"They provide supplemental information only, and have never been considered safety features on commercial jet transport airplanes," Boeing said.
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This isn't strictly a trailer — it's more like a supplemental short film meant to connect Prometheus to Alien: Covenant.
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Many homeowners live in duplexes or triplexes, with parts of their houses rented as vacation homes for supplemental income.
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Democrats and the White House also want the money to move through Congress as a stand-alone supplemental bill.
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I use the last of my SNAP food benefits to pay for it — the government Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program.
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I don't think it's meant to be a replacement of anybody, I think it's more supplemental than anything else.
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Senate Majority Whip John Cornyn said there will be a supplemental FBI investigation lasting no more than a week.
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He said he could still get along without supplemental oxygen, even when working in the garden with his wife.
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Plans for supplemental funding of state health programs and deployment of additional medical supplies should be at the ready.
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That's not who more than half of the women and men who receive supplemental income to buy food are.
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Just after the CR vote, the House did pass a separate disaster supplemental bill addressing hurricane and wildfire relief.
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" Occasionally, government programs and agencies change names for rebranding reasons, as when "Food Stamps" became the "Supplemental Nutrition Program.
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President Donald Trump ordering the FBI to conduct a "supplemental" background investigation that could last up to a week.
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The KC-46, which is derived from Boeing's commercial 767 airframe, will receive a Supplemental Type Certificate (STC). bit.
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Click here to view original GIFImage: US Geological SurveyUnfortunately, as supplemental footage, the USGS video lacks an appropriate soundtrack.
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"They provide supplemental information only, and have never been considered safety features on commercial jet transport airplanes," it said.
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Officials say the overcrowding among children has largely been alleviated because of the supplemental funding that Congress just passed.
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The Senate passed $22 billion in supplemental border funding on Wednesday afternoon on a bipartisan vote of 84-8.
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Other efforts lobbied against include advertising regulations, labeling regulations and Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program regulations, according to the report.
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The Times said it is also assessing other increased cost factors to take in to account in supplemental negotiations.
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For example, Trump is proposing $193 billion in cuts to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, also called food stamps.
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Sources said the next supplemental bill — and therefore Vought's confirmation — could be held up for at least another month.
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After three years of trying medications to ease his symptoms, he now uses supplemental ways of managing his ADHD.
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Across the Capitol on Wednesday, the House Agriculture panel looks at state options for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program.
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Billie also offers supplemental products, including an $8 shave cream, a $9 body wash, and a $12 body lotion.
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Aside from the minimum wage, the study showed support the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, formerly known as food stamps.
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Healthcare providers would deliver supportive care with measures such as intravenous fluids to prevent organ failure and supplemental oxygen.
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The ninth document contains emails between Commission staff discussing an attached "core points" memo and seven associated supplemental memos.
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Advantage plans also cap annual out-of-pocket expenses, so Medigap supplemental policies are not sold alongside the plans.
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The largest benefit at risk is the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, the formal name for food stamps.
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It should also be pointed out that supplemental insurance can typically be bought at any time throughout the year.
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Bruce Poliquin (R-Maine) introduced a measure to ban convicted terrorists from receiving Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits.
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That's half of the $30 billion the administration requested in a supplemental bill it sent to Congress in March.
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Contingency funds for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or food stamps, will likely start to run short in February.
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Many of the teens were treated with steroids and able to be released without needing supplemental oxygen at home.
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Fitch nets the remaining cash against total debt and divides by operating EBITDA to calculate supplemental adjusted net leverage.
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The vast majority of the bill's funding addresses food stamps, more formally known as the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program.
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"It should have been in the last supplemental bill, it wasn't because they objected," he said, referring to Democrats.
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The Senate, however, is not expected to take up the disaster relief supplemental funding bill until the New Year.
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A man and a woman face off in each episode as they transform backyard sheds into supplemental living spaces.
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Their solution—to reform the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, also known as food stamps, with a USDA Foods package.
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The House of Representatives is set to pass a $12 billion disaster supplemental bill without any offsets this week.
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Instead, they used 570 published studies that calculated environmental impacts in different ways, along with other supplemental data sources.
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Here's a brief primer and supplemental viewing guide to what you may want to know before you see Endgame.
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Amazon receives federal tax credit for hiring the "disadvantaged," which includes those on Supplemental Security Income or food stamps.
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The number of Americans in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program increased by more than 10 million during the recession.
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This is the SCIF where senators are entering today to read the supplemental FBI report on Brett Kavanaugh. pic.twitter.
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"There will be plenty of time for members to review and be briefed on the supplemental material," he said.
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"Total coverage" shows how much of your total expenses could be covered by your portfolio and supplemental income combined.
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They've asked Congress to make up the difference with supplemental funding and "reprogrammed" money from elsewhere in the government.
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Right now, the Scotts live on $750 a month in Supplemental Security Income and $514 in monthly food stamps.
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It's quite common for Canadians and Europeans to purchase supplemental insurance that covers things that the public plan won't.
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The Trump administration has reinterpreted the "uniformity requirement" to allow different supplemental benefits for people with different medical needs.
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This is not a "nice to have" component of the supplemental appropriation; it is necessary to protect our country.
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Each month, she receives $1,225 in Supplemental Security Disability Income and pays $307 toward her room in Downtown Brooklyn.
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Supplemental funding, however, should not be our go-to option every time we face a new public health emergency.
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A House Democratic aide told CNBC that the supplemental funding bill includes: Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky.
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Government aides had worked throughout the weekend on the supplemental request, according to a person familiar with the plans.
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Food-bank workers in Anchorage say salmon has also become a supplemental source of protein for the city's hungry.
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"I've seen the supplemental testimony" from Pence aide Jennifer Williams, Schumer told reporters during a break in the trial.
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Railroads would provide weekly updates on their service performance metrics under the supplemental notice of proposed rulemaking issued Wednesday.
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"Supplemental benefits represent a fragmented $240 billion industry that hasn't changed much in the last two decades," says Messerschmidt.
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She relies on about $1,300 a month in public assistance, including Supplemental Security Income, disability benefits and food stamps.
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Senators were told Wednesday that they will get to review a supplemental FBI background investigation as soon as Thursday.
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Low-income people may be eligible for federal Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits, better known as food stamps.
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P.S. If you still want the portability of a laptop, we suggest getting an iPad as a supplemental device.
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The administration has proposed two other changes to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program that have yet to be finalized.
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Meanwhile, you also might notice some supplemental benefits available through Advantage Plans that you hadn't seen in the past.
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"I've ordered the FBI to conduct a supplemental investigation to update Judge Kavanaugh's file," Trump said in a statement.
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That's approximately half of the $30 billion in supplemental military spending requested by the Trump administration earlier this year.
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I started earning ~$750 a month in Social Security disability and supplemental income, which I have lived on since.
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Second, the vast majority of mitigation dollars are only made available after a disaster declaration and through supplemental funds.
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The supplemental review is in addition to Interior's Awareness Review process first put forth as early as May 2018.
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The IRS considers bonuses to be "supplemental wages," so these are taxed at a different rate from your wages.
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But what to do about supplemental Medicare Part B coverage, which serves as medical insurance, is a key decision.
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Though there is no cure, COPD is treatable with a mix of prevention, infection control, and supplemental oxygen therapy.
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In their supplemental briefs, they described compromise solutions that would allow access to the objectionable coverage without their involvement.
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Why piss off Wall Street by changing the treatment of interest when you can slash Supplemental Security Income instead?
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This budget would cut funding for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) by $6900 billion between 2628 and 28503.
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The result is that only a handful of writers can live without supplemental income — and even that is begrudged.
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Johnson also said Avenatti lied to the Social Security Administration about the monthly payments, costing him needed supplemental benefits.
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Last week, I wrote about Propel's Fresh EBT app, which helps people manage their Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits.
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With no new substantive information emerging, the skeptical Republican senators could say they are satisfied with the supplemental review.
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For example, one program that has work requirements is the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, often known as food stamps.
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"The Senate Judiciary Committee will request that the administration instruct the FBI to conduct a supplemental FBI background investigation," the committee said in a statement "The supplemental FBI background investigation would be limited to current credible allegations against the nominee and must be completed no later than one week from today," they continued.
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USDA office move may have broken law, watchdog says MORE said Monday that households that normally would not be eligible for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) may qualify for the agency's Disaster Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (D-SNAP) if they meet the program's income limits and have qualifying disaster-related expenses.
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That said, the devices provide a nice supplemental function for those who don't want to port their heavier PCs around.
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Crop subsidies and the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, better known as food stamps, are considered mandatory and would remain untouched.
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Many Everest climbers use supplemental oxygen to help stave off the extreme effects of high altitude on the human body.
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Further complicating matters, the Trump administration is now pushing for supplemental border security funding to be added to the package.
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NYDFS considers the meeting it is requesting a type of "supplemental special report," the person familiar with the matter said.
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Beneficiaries who are on Supplemental Security Income, for example, can lose benefits if they get too much money through crowdfunding.
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Law enforcement agencies collect data on mass killings, and the FBI includes this information in its annual Supplemental Homicide Reports.
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On Tuesday, Williams advocated for strengthening public-private health systems such as Medicare Advantage, private supplemental Medicare coverage for seniors.
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Myer said it's because visiting players actually take supplemental oxygen between plays, reducing the positive protective effects of high altitude.
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Teachers can also add review materials like explanations, supplemental websites or review videos, instead of just marking answers as wrong.
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Students are able to elaborate on their gender identity in a free response section or supplemental parts of the application.
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The Supplemental Health Care Program will cover this surgery in accordance with the Department's interim guidance on transgender Service members.
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Senators started reviewing the FBI's supplemental background investigation into sexual misconduct allegations against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh on Thursday.
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The investigation could result in "everything from no action at all to the levying of supplemental duties," the official said.
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Collender: McCain's concerns will be finessed with a promise by the Republican leadership to do a standalone Pentagon supplemental appropriation.
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Three sources with knowledge of the matter said there is enough demand for the full sale of the supplemental allotment.
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But because this new supplemental addition was done for the White House, the White House got to set the parameters.
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On top of that, Trump's budget proposal lists steep cuts to food stamps (the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP).
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Particularly if you live in a tourist area or popular city, Airbnb can be a great source of supplemental income.
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There were some fairly comprehensive reforms proposed to welfare entitlements, including tightened eligibility to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP).
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Nationally, 85003 million Americans received Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits in May, the Agriculture Department (USDA) said this month.
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The White House is also expected to make a supplemental request of $1.5 billion to begin construction of the wall.
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And what upsets me most is the gutting of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), also known as Food Stamps.
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January 19: Gorelick explained that the next day -- the day before the inauguration -- Kushner submitted supplemental information to the FBI.
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That would leave the war fund dry by April and require the next president to submit a supplemental funding request.
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Most California residents think the tech industry is under-regulated, according to The 2018 Edelman Trust Barometer California Supplemental Survey.
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When Obama submitted his supplemental budget to keep the government running that spring, 38 of 40 Republican senators voted yes.
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The vast majority of the bill's funding addresses food stamps, formally known as the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP.
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About 40 million individuals currently benefit from the food stamps program, officially known as the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP).
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It also has a new hybrid phase detection autofocus system that has 33 dedicated cross points and 399 supplemental points.
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At that point, the next president would be able to decide whether to change overseas operations or request supplemental funding.
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A strong farm bill is necessary to ensure access to critical food assistance through the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP).
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But according to a FARA Supplemental Statement filed with the Department of Justice that year, Espy collected the entire amount.
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But changes in funding for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, also known as food stamps, have sparked infighting among Republicans.
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The House bill only provides war funding through April 2017, so the next president will have to request supplemental funding.
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To assume that there would be smooth sailing for a supplemental bill in the spring of next year is problematic.
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In the past, Charity and her family qualified for food stamps, now known as SNAP, the supplemental nutrition assistance program.
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Seniors who choose traditional Medicare usually add a standalone Part D drug plan; many also add a Medigap supplemental policy.
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The House bill only provides war funding through April 2628, so the next president will have to request supplemental funding.
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If you're a full-time employee, your company may offer supplemental life insurance for free or a very low cost.
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Supplemental life insurance is a life insurance policy that can be purchased in addition to a traditional life insurance policy.
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"Supplemental holding support is requested for CBP holding facilities located at Donna and Tornillo, Texas," he said in a statement.
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They won the case and secured the right to supplemental language education for non-English speaking minorities across the board.
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Today food stamps are provided under the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), and Democrats and Republicans are arguing over eligibility.
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"You should say this program works," Mr. Smeeding said of food stamps, formally known as the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program.
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Supplemental plans that only pay the portion of the bill not covered by other plans do not count as coverage.
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The Commodity Supplemental Food Program (CSFP) provides 600,000 older adults each year with healthy food boxes to supplement their diets.
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Coca-Cola's supplemental net leverage was approximately 21500x at the end of first quarter 21000, which was comparable to 212000.
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About a quarter of food-insecure Americans are ineligible for Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), better known as food stamps.
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The proposal includes $30 billion in supplemental funds for fiscal 2017 for defense, primarily border security, according to the source.
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About half of those households also received support through the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), commonly known as food stamps.
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In a matter of weeks, Congress is likely to expand work requirements in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP.
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The department this week requested $1.2 billion in supplemental funding to add bandwidth supporting more telehealth visits and telework capabilities.
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Congress last week passed an $8.3 billion supplemental bill designed to boost the US public health response to the coronavirus.
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Mr. Hunt said Liberty would likely have needed a supplemental-type certificate from the aviation administration to use the harnesses.
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Risks attached to later-in-life marriages include the potential loss of government benefits like Medicaid and Supplemental Security Income.
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And it governs one of America's most famous and vital safety-net components, the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), a.k.
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This year, House Republicans have proposed major reform to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), also known as food stamps.
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Safir has been paying the rent since then using her Supplemental Security Income and $100 in monthly Blue Card funds.
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The supplemental poverty measure (SPM), the census's superior metric for this kind of thing, puts the rate at 14.4 percent.
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In other places, this takes the form of supplemental insurance to cover the cost sharing included in the public plan.
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When Congress appropriates emergency supplemental funding for COVID-19, it should put the money into the Public Health Emergency Fund.
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But Uber has said their model allows workers to form a schedule that meets their needs and gain supplemental income.
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The answer is yes, regardless of whether they are on Social Security, Supplemental Security Income, or SSI, or veterans benefits.
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Nearly all required supplemental oxygen and about a third were ultimately intubated to receive breathing support with a mechanical ventilator.
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McAleenan said DHS has asked Congress for additional emergency supplemental funding to build a longer term facility for single adults.
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These plans would indeed ban private insurance except for supplemental coverage for anything not covered by the single-payer system.
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It would also go far beyond the F.B.I.'s usual "supplemental background investigation," which is, by definition, narrow in scope.
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In 2009, in response to the financial meltdown, Congress approved supplemental CDFI funding through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.
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"I've ordered the FBI to conduct a supplemental investigation to update Judge Kavanaugh's file," Mr. Trump said in the statement.
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Lawmakers on Capitol Hill are also in the middle of bipartisan negotiations to secure supplemental funding to combat the virus.
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"This supplemental capability strengthens deterrence and provides the United States a prompt, more survivable low-yield strategic weapon," he said.
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That said, there are disagreements between House Democrats and Senate Republicans on the scope and scale of any disaster supplemental.
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Hardly. All things considered, the Sandy supplemental represented the worst of special interest directed, unaccountable, pork-barrel spending in Washington.
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Scientists randomly invited 8,061 of the women to undergo a supplemental M.R.I., while the remaining 32,312 had only the mammography.
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But Trump declined to say whether he would sign on to a Europe-brokered supplemental agreement to the Iran deal.
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According to the law, schools are to assign retained students to the most effective available teacher and provide supplemental tutoring.
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They were classified, although some portions of them became public, as did parts of supplemental procedures added by subsequent administrations.
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Congress acted quickly on the supplemental request for billions of dollars in additional support to help communities and families rebuild.
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Legs swell, fluid collects around the heart, exercise tolerance is greatly reduced and patients are ultimately dependent on supplemental oxygen.
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Supplemental coverage sometimes comes from a former employer, a union or Medicaid, although many people buy a commercial Medigap plan.
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"By any measure, that would not be enough for a government-wide supplemental to make a meaningful impact," Casalotti said.
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For people turning 230 next year, the lineup of Medicare supplemental insurance policies — aka, Medigap plans — will look somewhat different.
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The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, known commonly as food stamps, would be cut by $192 billion over the next decade.
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Supplemental Net Leverage Expected To Be Mid-2x Fitch expects long-term gross debt leverage in 2017 of approximately 3.0x.
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For U.S. issuers with significant foreign cash balances, Fitch uses a supplemental net leverage ratio as part of our analysis.
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Supplemental net leverage is expected to be approximately 2.5x for 2017 compared to approximately 7503x at the end of 2016.
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His business can sustain itself, barely, but he needs supplemental income, and catches and grows much of his food himself.
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Bonuses are considered "supplemental wages" by the IRS, so they are taxed at a different rate from your ordinary wages.
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Single-payer plans like Medicare spend nothing on competitive advertising (although here, also, we see such expenditures by supplemental insurers).
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According to CNBC, these glasses (codenamed "Orion") won't be supplemental to your phone — they're supposedly built to replace it entirely.
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These include changes to Medicare, Medicaid and programs meant to help the poor, such as the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program.
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She pays $900 a month in rent, and receives $820 in Supplemental Security Income and $194 monthly in food stamps.
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The unlicensed portion of the service – the "U" – is used only as a backup when traffic requires supplemental downlink support.
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Judge is one of four people who the FBI has interviewed during its supplemental background investigation into accusations against Kavanaugh.
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As such, the OCO account would only be authorized through April, forcing the next president to request supplemental war funding.
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These come with a downloadable workbook which includes supplemental learning materials, lesson recaps, assignments, and insights from the professional instructor.
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Despite recent bipartisan support for adjusting that buffer, called the supplemental leverage ratio, the Senate bill's liberal critics have objected.
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"The alarming trajectory of our debt imperils all supplemental appropriations for dealing with disasters like Harvey in the future," Rep.
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We urgently need emergency supplemental funding to reduce the death toll and spread of disease and harm in our state.
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EPA will issue a supplemental rule to add to the proposed rule that sets blending requirements for 2020 and 2021.
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C.) in asking the administration to remove "all intended cuts" to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) from its budget.
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More than 40 million eligible, low-income Americans use SNAP, or the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, to subsidize their groceries.
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The White House has asked for supplemental budget to begin construction on the border wall between the US and Mexico.
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Sarasin added that retailers are also "seeking to be sensitive to the needs of all our customers and partners, including our WIC and SNAP shoppers and the food banks our stores support," referring to the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants and Children and Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, formerly known as food stamps.
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The film was basically supplemental viewing for me, since I'm also watching through Mad Men for the first time right now.
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The supplemental chips make for more complicated emulation process, as the software must emulate both the SNES and its additional processors.
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Aid for poor college students The Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant, which provides financial assistance for poor college students, is eliminated.
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The supplemental auction is triggered when the currency is trading 1.5 percent weaker than its fix rate in the previous session.
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The administration requested $1 billion in its supplemental for 2017, and another $2.6 billion for border infrastructure and technology in 2018.
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Correct, and I think the power ... Generally, I would assume they'd think about it as supplemental income rather than the income.
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"This is a perversion of what I do," said Schwarz of a supplemental memo to the sentencing recommendations for Michael Flynn.
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And if you miss the window for signing up for a supplemental plan, you could also be looking at big penalties.
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All face one count each of conspiring to defraud the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) and conspiracy to commit money laundering.
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In a supplemental case report obtained by PEOPLE, officers stated they administered CPR on Chase after realizing he was not breathing.
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Wall Street executives are eagerly awaiting a relaxation of the supplemental leverage rule, which governs how much their firms can borrow.
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He advocates for the government providing bare-bones insurance to everyone under 65 and allowing people to purchase supplemental private insurance.
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Best for skeptics Best for charging Best for app integration Best for suction power BEST FOR SUPPLEMENTAL CLEANING BEST FOR Noise
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We were held to strict goals, and both of us were itching for a supplemental activity that exercised our creative sides.
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But based on the franchise's supplemental material (comics, video shorts, and in-game clues), fans have embraced the heroes of Overwatch.
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Initially, there was a supplemental tax of 1% of the purchase price for any home valued at $1 million or more.
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In some cases, farmers in this region were counting on higher almond prices to help pay for costly supplemental water purchases.
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The House passed a $4.5 billion emergency funding bill for humanitarian assistance for migrants and supplemental security measures on June 25.
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But there are also some private doctors and hospitals, and private insurers offering supplemental plans for those who can afford them.
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The metaphor of a three-legged stool was first used in 1949 by an insurance executive whose company sold supplemental annuities.
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At this time, only a handful of states require that insurers automatically cover any supplemental testing for this particular risk group.
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Research labs at UC-Davis and elsewhere are analyzing what types of flowering plants provide the best supplemental forage for bees.
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" Furthermore: "Edge displays may alternatively function as virtual buttons, virtual switches or information displays that are supplemental to front side displays.
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Apart from the videos, Masterclass students will have access to a downloadable cookbook, complete with lesson recaps, recipes, and supplemental materials.
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The vote came the day after the House of Representatives passed their own version of a $4.5 billion supplemental funding bill.
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But it would allow those companies to offer supplemental insurance, much as Medicare Advantage plans do now for current Medicare recipients.
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Even better, schools can request "supplemental payments" from companies, which in some cases exceed 40 percent of the company's incentive benefits.
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Not included in the bill is an expected supplemental budget request from the administration, which Congress is still waiting to get.
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Earlier this year Trump submitted a supplemental budget to Congress that requested roughly $1.5 billion to help build the border wall.
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Trump requested that money to begin construction of the wall be included along with military funding in a supplemental spending bill.
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As part of the settlement, Citrus and Allied Essences agreed to spend an additional $44,000 to complete a supplemental environmental project.
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Because of the often-high out-of-pocket charges, many Medicare beneficiaries buy Medigap supplemental insurance plans, which limit such costs.
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And because about 45 percent of Medicare beneficiaries earn less than $13,000 annually, "many cannot afford supplemental coverage," Commonwealth Fund said.
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DOT issued a supplemental notice of proposed rulemaking to regulate these airline fees on the last day of the Obama administration.
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Last week, the official Twitter account for the Alec Baldwin Foundation tweeted a link to the memoir's supplemental Facebook page, a.k.a.
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The House's version would mean the war fund would be dry by April, forcing the next president to request supplemental funding.
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Congress has already approved two tranches of emergency supplemental appropriations without corresponding offsets - both of which were supported by Senator Cornyn.
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Individuals with more than $20.40,000 in assets and couples with more than $3,000 won't qualify for the Supplemental Security Income program.
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Cities have passed supplemental appropriations to fund legal aid to undocumented residents, and the state of California is doing the same.
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In years that followed, the game received a number of updates, supplemental content, and ports for Xbox One and Windows 10.
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"If there were a supplemental, I would imagine – we would fight to have Zika, Flint, and also the opioids," she said.
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The current level of 8.65 million receiving Supplemental Security Income payments is more than 20 percent higher than a decade ago.
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Goldfein's comments come as the Pentagon prepares a supplemental budget request that will seek new funds for the fight against ISIS.
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Nonetheless, millions of Americans get by on nothing besides disability payments or food stamps, formally called the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program.
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It also sought to make steep cuts to programs like Medicaid, the Children's Health Insurance Program and Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program.
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Jordan then took a shot at Ocasio-Cortez, Pressley and Tlaib, who opposed the supplemental border emergency funding passed last month.
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Unlike the border supplemental, however, Democrats do not yet have to worry about their bill being overshadowed by a Senate compromise.
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Perdue is also leading a proposal to expand work requirements in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, he announced earlier this month.
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"If there were a supplemental, I would imagine — we would fight to have Zika, Flint, and also the opioids," she said.
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Supplemental life insurance is a type of coverage you can purchase in addition to a whole or term life insurance policy.
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"House Republicans should not vote for the BAD DEMOCRAT Disaster Supplemental Bill which hurts our States, Farmers & Border Security," Trump tweeted.
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It can take between 30 and 45 days to investigate a credit dispute (depending upon whether you send in supplemental information).
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The House passed a $85033 billion supplemental disaster relief package on Friday in a 257-150 vote that included 34 Republicans.
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The Senate's bill steered clear of changes to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, setting up a controversial fight with House lawmakers.
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About 280 million people receive benefits in the food stamp program, now known as the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP.
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Instead, you have a choice of 28 "dining options," five of which are covered in your fare and the rest supplemental.
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Trump submitted a supplemental budget to Congress earlier this year that requested roughly $1.5 billion to help build the border wall.
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He also sent a supplemental request for the rest of the 2202 fiscal year, which runs through the end of September.
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In 2016, 60 percent of adults 19 to 64 on Medicaid who were not on Supplemental Security Income were already working.
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Dozens of other agencies also have supplemental ethics rules that have been written to address potential problems specific to those agencies.
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In addition to Social Security recipients, Warren and Wyden wanted monthly payment increases for Veterans and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) beneficiaries.
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When Brooklyn employees received a PDF last week letting them know about the supplemental two weeks of pay, they were confused.
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Your guide to the phases Since this is about to become permanent lexicon: Phase One: The $215 billion emergency funding supplemental.
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Starting April 1, the administration will tighten work requirements for those seeking the help of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP).
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Cleaning supplies cannot be bought on the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, the most readily used food assistance program in the country.
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One option for meeting those costs would be to buy supplemental insurance to cover all or part of the UCC deductible.
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If you don't plan to have supplemental income, you'd need your portfolio to cover more than 100% of your total costs.
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Without the supplemental legislation, federal agencies project to have enough funding to address the virus to last into April, officials said.
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France, for instance, has health care for all that is largely state-financed, but most people also buy private supplemental coverage.
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Zoe Lofgren (D-Calif.), one of the House impeachment managers, mentioned Williams' supplemental testimony during her presentation to senators on Wednesday.
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"The alarming trajectory of our debt imperils all supplemental appropriations for dealing with disasters like Harvey in the future," he said.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell subsequently formally requested that the White House instruct the FBI to do a supplemental background check.
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Reforming food stamps -- formally known as the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP -- would save nearly $182 billion over a decade.
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Also, under Medicare for All, the 85033 million seniors enrolled in Medicare Advantage would lose that access to private supplemental coverage.
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The supplemental scores Landscape provides can't level the playing field, but they offer some context for just how unequal it is.
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House Democrats oppose having a supplemental request next year, though all but two on the committee voted to pass the bill.
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Mr. Schiff added that his committee would continue to investigate and could file supplemental information to the Judiciary Committee if appropriate.
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October 3, 2018 - The FBI completes its supplemental background check and sends the information to the Senate late in the day.
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If health care were not a perk for employees, but the government provided basic care, the market would provide supplemental plans.
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In particular, Watts recommends looking over supplemental insurance options to see how it can work in tandem with your health insurance.
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Most end up walking at some point, but the entire program is based on character building and the running is supplemental.
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Not included in the bill is the expected supplemental budget request from the administration, which Congress is still waiting to get.
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Even Medicare now involves private insurers that administer Part C (Medicare Advantage), Part D (prescription drug coverage), and supplemental plans (e.g.
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The FBI has been conducting a supplemental background investigation into the nominee after Kavanaugh and Ford testified before the Judiciary Committee.
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The Senate bill includes no major changes to the food stamp program, formally called the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) program.
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The House on Wednesday will vote on supplemental appropriations for Hurricane Harvey disaster relief, according to a senior House leadership aide.
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Nearly 22019 percent of the massive supplemental was spent well after 2014, as late as 2021 (Sandy hit in late 2012).
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Those points would have to be blessed by Congress and woven into a supplemental deal forged with the US' European allies.
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The newly released documents -- obtained by CNN affiliate WLS -- are supplemental police reports that classify Smollett as an "offender," police Sgt.
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He plans to close what he calls a "loophole" in the qualifications for food stamps under the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program.
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That includes a variety of major programs, most notably the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP, or food stamps), Supplemental Security Income (SSI, an anti-poverty program that gives cash to seniors and disabled people), the earned income tax credit (EITC) for people too poor to pay taxes, unemployment insurance, and both military and civilian federal employee pensions.
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Note: The welfare spending data include Medicaid and the Children's Health Insurance Program, Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, Supplemental Security Income, housing assistance programs, subsidies for Medicare Part D, Temporary Assistance for Needy Families, child nutrition programs, the Affordable Care Act's cost-sharing reduction payments, state and local assistance programs and the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program.
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" An analysis by the Center on Budget and Policy priorities called the provision "highly problematic," arguing that "it could drive deep cuts in mandatory programs such as Medicare, Medicaid, health insurance subsidies, [Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program], and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) — and at a time when the economy is weak, thus making the economy still weaker.
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Last week, the House of Representatives finally approved disaster relief supplemental legislation that includes nearly $85033 billion for FEMA's Disaster Relief Fund for hurricane response, a $4.9 billion loan to ensure Puerto Rico's government remains solvent, and over $1.25 billion for Supplemental Nutrition Assistance for residents of the island that will bring the island much-needed relief.
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"In light of the recent change in Administration, EPA requests continuance of the oral argument to give the appropriate officials adequate time to fully review the supplemental finding," the attorneys wrote, adding that the prior positions taken by the agency with respect to the supplemental finding may not necessarily reflect its ultimate conclusions after that review is complete.
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You may also want to consider a supplemental disability insurance policy from your workplace to get the most comprehensive coverage you can.
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The National Defense Authorization Act is on the floor, but if the Senate got consent, they could move the border supplemental quickly.
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The Senate is expected to take up the $4.5 billion border supplemental that passed overwhelmingly out of the Appropriations Committee last week.
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The Trump administration is expected within weeks to send Congress a request for a supplemental bill to increase defense spending this year.
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"I did nipple shields, nipple guards, supplemental nursing system, it was horrible," Sims said in 2013, when Brooks was 7 months old.
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In order to pass the Senate, the supplemental will need eight Democrats to support the bill in addition to all 52 Republicans.
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And Democratic support could be needed in the House if budget hawk conservatives don't believe the supplemental funds are adequately paid for.
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We ended up having many supplemental mechanics that made it so you could complete the game without shooting if that's your preference.
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The Democrat-controlled House passed a supplemental disaster relief bill in January that included the $600 million in emergency funding Rosselló requested.
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On a nationwide basis across all sectors, there are 44.4 million Americans on the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or food stamps program.
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Every reader brings her own curiosity to the printed text, and builds her own customized version out of adjacent or supplemental research.
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The diseases have left Madoff suffering from shortness of breath, confined to a wheelchair, and in need of supplemental oxygen at night.
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The 2017 supplemental budget request also proposes a $25 billion defense budget increase and an $18 billion budget cut to nondefense programs.
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Alternatively, the catapult could provide some of the power needed with cargo being equipped with supplemental rockets necessary to leave earth's atmosphere.
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Since overtime is the main source of supplemental income, it can also be damaging to workers as they put in excessive hours.
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When this "Nonresident Supplemental Tuition" is added, the total cost for an out-of-state student can be as much as $66,018.
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And the definition has been broadened to include Medicaid, housing assistance and food assistance under the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP.
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A supplemental program considers the race of applicants along with other characteristics intended to bring more diversity to the university's student population.
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The supplemental papers do expand on a lot of the physics involved with some of the more popular abilities seen in comics.
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One example, Dynamis, is a peer-to-peer supplemental unemployment insurance protocol that uses the policy holders' social capital to replace underwriters.
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The Trump supplemental included funding in the base Pentagon budget paid for by offsets to domestic spending programs, which Democrats objected to.
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The Pentagon is also pushing for Congress to approve a $30 billion funding supplemental that would add to the military's current budget.
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If the court decides to tackle that threshold jurisdictional issue itself, it will probably order supplemental briefing within the next few weeks.
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For years, Oakland-based stand-up comic Stroy Moyd has been driving for Uber and Lyft part-time to generate supplemental income.
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Trump initially asked for $30 billion in supplemental military spending, and GOP leaders have agreed to reduce that amount by about half.
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But calories and junk food are what many are getting from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), formerly known as Food Stamps.
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Kushner initially omitted the interaction with Veselnitskaya on his application for a security clearance, but included the meeting on a supplemental form.
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UPDATE: This story has been edited for clarity and to add the text of the supplemental agreement signed by countries' foreign ministers.
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The notes, which are being issued under Costco's First Supplemental Indenture dated March 20, 2002 which supplements the original indenture dated Oct.
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Other popular ways to cover health-care costs in retirement, according to survey respondents, include supplemental health care insurance and Social Security.
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The maximum payout was $30m: not much to financial markets, but enough to provide supplemental food for 3.7m people for a month.
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This supplemental agreement should include restraining Iran's ballistic missiles program, extending sunset clauses on Iran's centrifuges, and constraining Iran's destabilizing regional behavior.
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This will make it more difficult for immigrant families to access government programs such as Medicaid and the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program.
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Other , with players avoiding on-field batting practice as fans were encouraged to keep drinking from supplemental hydration stations at Yankee Stadium.
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"This effect was only found in states with laws that included language about the benefits of supplemental testing," Busch said by email.
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"We remain primarily a direct-to-consumer business, but we see our bundling initiative as an attractive supplemental channel," the company said.
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Two members of the House Appropriations Committee said Thursday that they expect the supplemental disaster aid funding to be completed by Friday.
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The Senate, meanwhile, is considering $85033 million in disaster supplemental money for the Air Force to repair damage caused by Hurricane Michael.
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Two members of the House Appropriations Committee said Thursday that they expect the supplemental disaster aid funding to be completed by Friday.
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If you find yourself digging the gymnastics, but not loving the color commentary, try the GymCastic podcast for supplemental post-viewing discourse.
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Publishers described the services as supplemental to more conventional video teams, freeing up resources and letting nonspecialist employees make videos as well.
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Flake triggered the supplemental background check last Friday when he said he would not vote to confirm Kavanaugh unless one was done.
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One additional type of insurance that you might not have considered, but that could be worth looking into, is supplemental life insurance.
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The president has requested - and Congress is considering - a $1.9 billion supplemental budget request for funding research and development into combating Zika.
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Berman Jackson then ordered the government to file a supplemental pleading with facts and evidence to backup its claims by Jan. 14.
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The release of the fiscal 2017 supplemental request comes the same day the Trump administration released its budget outline for fiscal 2018.
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Republicans and Democrats are proposing supplemental funding to address famine in South Sudan and to prevent famine in Somalia, Nigeria and Yemen.
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Aflac maintains a dominant market position in both Japan and the U.S. selling cancer and other supplemental accident and health insurance products.
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Most Democrats opposed the farm bill over the new work requirements for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, commonly known as food stamps.
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"We're not going to get rid of the federal deficit by cutting poor people off SNAP [Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program]," Moore said.
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A Republican lawmaker is pushing President Obama to submit a supplemental funding request for keeping more troops than previously planned in Afghanistan.
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President Obama asked for an additional $5.8 billion for the Pentagon's war fund in a supplemental budget request to Congress on Thursday.
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In its calculations, Fitch then haircuts after-tax foreign cash balances by 25% to accommodate share buybacks and determine supplemental net leverage.
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And they appear likely to leave President Trump's supplemental defense funding request by the wayside for the time being to avoid one.
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Almost immediately after Obama's announcement, Republicans called for the administration to submit a supplemental funding request to pay for the extra troops.
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Legislators are currently discussing a bill that would reform the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, often referred to as food stamps.
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Their second-round pick was used in the supplemental draft, on wideout Josh Gordon, a star who can't stay on the field.
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We then examined the firms' websites to determine the decision-making level of investment management, sometimes using supplemental information like SEC filings.
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Because CMS now expects more uninsured people in the U.S., the agency raised supplemental payments to hospitals that treat more indigent patients.
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The lion's share of the farm bill's funding is devoted to programs such as food stamps, or the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program.
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Using the "supplemental" measure of poverty that is more nuanced than the official measure, the poverty rate in 2015 was 14.3 percent.
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The supplemental software allows farmers to monitor their crops in order to detect issues and improve efficiency, according to the company's website.
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There would also be provisions to increase Medicaid funding to states, expand Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits and cancel student debt payments.
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Vanessa received some help last year, when her youngest child, Tatiyana, was approved for Supplemental Security Income because of a learning disability.
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Setting up digital communication systems will take time and resources, meaning Congress must include funding in its next round of supplemental funds.
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Students whose families are part of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, commonly known as food stamps, automatically receive free lunches at school.
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After being reimbursed by the government and my supplemental insurance policy, I think I'm out of pocket less than 200 euros ($224).
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Each month, Ms. Goodson receives $1,463, a combination of Social Security and the New York State Supplemental Program; her rent is $1,246.
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As the COVID-220006 pandemic expands, the U.S. Congress is drafting supplemental funding legislation to jumpstart our fight against this emerging threat.
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But not everyone receives those forms, particularly those who are on Supplemental Security Income, or SSI, because that is not taxable income.
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"People are not going to be satisfied until some public statement about what the F.B.I. supplemental background investigation shows," Mr. Cornyn said.
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The supplemental funding request, sent to U.S. lawmakers Tuesday night, would give billions more to the U.S. Health, Veterans and Defense Departments.
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Remdesivir, an antiviral drug, is in clinical trials, but right now, doctors are limited to providing supportive care such as supplemental oxygen.
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"Because of these inadequacies in the bill, the disaster supplemental may slip to next year," Schumer warned on the Senate floor. Rep.
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According to an accountant, that&aposs because your bonus is considered "supplemental income" by the IRS, and treated differently at tax time.
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In December, the Trump administration announced tighter work requirements for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, commonly known as food stamps.
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Through 22019 months of 2016, Wisconsin's FoodShare program had spent $838 million on supplemental benefits, the state Department of Health Services reported.
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Now, a new study provides strong evidence that supplemental M.R.I.s are more effective in finding tumors in these women than mammograms alone.
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When you're comparing prices, make sure you're looking at exactly what the professor requires, down to the correct edition and supplemental materials.
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MA plans are already trying to offer these tools to their beneficiaries, but the administrative burden of a supplemental benefit creates barriers.
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There is increasing evidence that hormone replacement therapies — mainly, giving women supplemental estrogen — can help to alleviate symptoms if given before menopause.
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