Get a $603 voucher by clicking the top righthand "voucher" button and entering your email.
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"I'm not a voucher guy and everybody knows I'm not a voucher guy," he told a reporter.
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In some areas, improving the voucher system could also involve improving the voucher-acceptance process for landlords.
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Since then, they've spent millions more electing pro-voucher candidates—and defeating anti-voucher candidates—across the country.
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Researchers — including several voucher advocates — have conducted nine rigorous, large-scale studies since 2015 on achievement in voucher programs.
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The study, which was financed by the pro-voucher Walton Family Foundation, focused on a large voucher program in Ohio.
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One student's voucher was about to expire, and the student's mother had yet to contact the voucher office to renew it.
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Was £149.00, now £503 Free £10 voucher if you spend over £100, and £5 voucher if you spend over £2299.99 at Argos.
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A voucher can be activated only by the person it is initially designated for, and it expires when the voucher holder dies.
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The voucher program works by awarding companies with a priority review voucher if they develop a therapy for a rare pediatric disease.
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Rental tax credit/Housing Choice Voucher Program Elizabeth supports robust funding for the Housing Choice Voucher Program and other rental assistance programs.
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The only thing better than a voucher code is an exclusive voucher code, as not everyone is getting the same deal you are.
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Some voucher supporters observed that many private schools in Louisiana chose not to accept voucher students, and those that did had recently experienced declining enrollment.
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Voucher students are not typically included in state assessments, and the schools that participate in special education voucher programs often lack accreditation requirements or curriculum standards.
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To be clear, two drugs are involved with each voucher: A drug for a neglected disease, such as dengue that wins the voucher, and a second drug, say a cholesterol-lowering medicine that may generate billions in sales, which also uses the voucher for speedier FDA review.
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Each voucher is redeemable for two free tickets to their eligible live events, and customers get one voucher per purchase they made in that 14 year span.
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For some, spending $3003,000 directly on a school voucher is government spending, while forgoing $1,000 in revenue to finance a $1,000 nonprofit voucher is a tax cut.
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Vietjet briefly won me back with a meal voucher and then lost me again when I realized the meal voucher is for 25,000 dong, or about $1.
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Most importantly, state voucher programs, and the federally funded D.C. voucher program, cut the IDEA-eligible child off from IDEA rights and cause loss of services and supports.
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Until May 7, Argos is offering customers the chance to receive a free £5 voucher or a £5 promotional voucher code with any purchases of £50 or more.
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UCLA officials say they have received dozens of inquiries from potential voucher donors, as well as from hospitals around the country, that want to set up voucher programs.
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There's evidence that voucher discrimination is exacerbated by racial discrimination, too: In a recent study from the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, 80 percent of black voucher holders reported that landlords in low-poverty areas would not accept vouchers, compared with 57 percent of voucher holders from other racial groups.
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The law currently makes any company eligible for a priority review voucher that is developing a drug for one of more than 20 tropical diseases listed under the voucher program.
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Gillette shave service — free £10 MyProtein voucher See Details
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Nintendo Switch + £30 Nintendo eShop voucher — £279 See Details
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Because of these "chronologically incompatible" pairs (that's the medical jargon), some transplant centers like UCLA have a voucher system: Donate today and your loved one gets a voucher they can use later.
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To use a voucher, families are sometimes forced to sign away their child's legal rights, and the schools receiving the voucher often lack the experience or resources necessary to educate the child.
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A key point of contention during the hearing concerned the standards to which private schools that have voucher students would be held, and what rights students in the voucher program would be afforded.
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BioMarin sold its first voucher in 2014 for $67.5 million.
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" Section 8 voucher holders get quickly accustomed to hearing "no.
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Voucher proponents argue that competition can help lift educational outcomes.
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Given my beliefs, may I apply for a school voucher?
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They were only offered a food voucher for their trouble.
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The £40 voucher can be put to good use too.
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Vitagene DNA Ancestry Test Kit and Health Plan Voucher — $69
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Wan Azirul later identified the ticket as a taxi voucher.
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The voucher codes are available for any purchase between Oct.
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A "voucher for one," as "This American Life" called it.
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This is the intellectual foundation of Ms. DeVos's voucher proposals.
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Vitagene DNA Ancestry Test Kit and Health Plan Voucher — $55.20
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Vitagene DNA Ancestry Premium Test Kit & Health Plan Voucher — $71.20
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Voucher systems often fail to serve children who have disabilities.
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Each participant received a voucher for 50 pounds (about $66).
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For example, Louisiana's extensive voucher plan unambiguously reduced student achievement.
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Preiss said she thought the gate agent was about to issue a check — not a travel voucher — for $650 when another agent offered a $10,000 travel voucher and a spot on the next plane.
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Voucher programs, though, have been established at the state level — most education funding in the US is state and local, and despite efforts from congressional Republicans, Congress has never instituted a national school voucher program.
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MODA looks at areas that would otherwise seem ideal for all tenants (using public data on felony crime statistics, housing voucher use, and school achievement) but had very low voucher use—below the allotted amount.
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Voucher program: With a school voucher, the state essentially pays for the tuition of a private school using a portion of the funds that would have been spent educating the student at a public school.
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Of the 85033 random assignment studies conducted on school voucher programs across the country, 13 found positive outcomes for students with a voucher, according to an EdChoice analysis, while only two found a negative effect.
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The pro-voucher Fordham Foundation, which analyzed Ohio's program, was honest that it found those results dismaying: "We did not expect — or, frankly, wish — to see these negative effects for voucher participants," the researchers wrote.
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The administration now would go further: not only that a state may include religious schools in a voucher program, but that it must include them, if it wants to have a voucher program at all.
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The same voucher will be sent in advance of your birthday.
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They typically offer compensation, such as a voucher for another flight.
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For Delly and her grandmother, the voucher program was the answer.
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You'll receive your voucher code via an email following your transaction.
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Argos — free £10 voucher when you spend over £100 See Details
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Children 4 and up receive a voucher for a free book.
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No, he said — I would be issued a voucher, worth $5.50.
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A universal housing voucher program would help reverse this disturbing trend.
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Mr. Banks said he has tried to improve the voucher system.
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The same proved true for those who moved with a voucher.
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Republicans have long wanted to turn this program into a voucher.
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New York's voucher program, meanwhile, has been intensely studied and debated.
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FEMA approved a voucher we could use to find housing elsewhere.
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We all know there's nowhere to use a voucher in Cairo.
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Turns out, it's a voucher for a single session of counseling.
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State tax credit voucher programs have grown rapidly in recent years.
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Then another voucher for $257 printed and was handed to me.
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Picking DeVos, a champion of voucher programs, suggested Trump was serious.
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Although school voucher programs vary significantly, they typically give parents the ability to receive a voucher (sometimes referred to as a "scholarship") that can be used to pay for a variety of approved education-related expenses.
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The study looks at just the first three voucher cases, including Broadman's.
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I take a car home but use a voucher, so it's free.
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In theory, she'd be able to take the Section 8 voucher anywhere.
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I book with a voucher from my credit card and save $100.
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A parent with a voucher may increasingly think twice about using it.
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Airlines would much rather hand out a voucher than cut a check.
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It comes to $80.07 but the voucher knocks a fair bit off.
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They are giving Yamauchi a travel voucher and refunding her son's ticket.
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Not every military family would qualify for a voucher under the proposal.
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At first, he received only a screen shot of a refund voucher.
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Argos — free £10 voucher when you spend £100 or more See Details
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I talk myself into buying a $20 voucher for a local restaurant.
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In theory, a voucher gives a family the choice to live anywhere.
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But under the settlement, owners are entitled only to a product voucher.
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I paid $162.96 out of pocket and had a voucher for $150.
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Voucher codes, or coupon codes, or discount codes, are a great thing.
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In some cases, people are unaware of the laws prohibiting voucher discrimination.
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Before they get a voucher, they have to prove that they're working.
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I put the voucher towards buying a tasty $5 bowl of pho.
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But while DeVos's voucher support fits comfortably in the Republican mainstream, it might not be all that relevant to her time in office should she be confirmed, unless Congress is inclined to pass Trump's multibillion-dollar voucher plan.
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When pressed, British Airways threw in an additional flight voucher worth about $700.
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Total comes out to be $4.40 but my voucher covers most of it.
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Also, obviously, you have to decide whether you actually want an eBay voucher.
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The thing with an online voucher is that there is usually a catch.
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Among other things, he turned the entire education system into a voucher scheme.
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Those who run Chile's private-voucher schools attribute their success to their autonomy.
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Chile's voucher-based education system, despite its flaws, outperforms those of its neighbours.
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For students of color, the consequences of a voucher program would be disastrous.
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This isn't to say that a public defense voucher system wouldn't have limitations.
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"The voucher capitalizes on donor-recipient pairs who are chronologically incompatible," Veale said.
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DeVos is a well-known proponent of school voucher programs and charter schools.
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Today Pakistan has one of the largest school-voucher schemes in the world.
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While there are variations of the voucher system, the fundamentals are the same.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French pre-paid meal voucher and card provider company Edenred (EDEN.
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Louisiana is one of two states where statewide voucher programs have been studied.
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Every household that loses its rental voucher is at risk of becoming homeless.
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So in Seattle, the researchers put a twist on the housing voucher system.
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"One big drawback of voucher programs is that it's new," he told Vox.
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"No one — that's right, no one — has cashed in a voucher," she said.
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They typically have an expiration date, which will be printed on the voucher.
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In those cases, Aurand said, it would be effective to increase voucher funding.
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He left the shelter in March with a Section 8 rent subsidy voucher.
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In November 2015, Seattle residents voted overwhelmingly to create a democracy voucher program.
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Voucher amounts are almost always much lower than what it costs for a student to attend a traditional public school, and many voucher programs allow parents to use the funds to pay for tuition, transportation expenses, books, and other costs.
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The industry worked hard to create the priority review voucher system that Martin Shkreli is attempting to use as a reward for buying an existent drug, rather than creating a new medicine for rare diseases as the voucher is intended.
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There is evidence that source-of-income laws help voucher holders find apartments: A study comparing rates before and after a source-of-income law went into effect found significant increases in voucher use, ranging between 0003 and 11 percentage points.
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He proposed increasing school funding by $1.4 billion over the next two years and wants to phase out four voucher school programs, unless the state's legislature agrees to substantially increase public education funding and add additional regulations for voucher schools.
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It asks them to write a review in order to receive a $50 voucher.
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In those cases, Remington will supply a product voucher worth as little as $10.
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If so, then purchase the voucher, but if you're uncertain, then skip the deal.
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Tenant harassment, which pushes out people with rent stabilized apartments, and housing voucher discrimination.
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Voucher discrimination and tenant harassment are both serious problems, but also represent opposite trends.
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Passengers on the delayed flight received a $200 voucher for future flights on JetBlue.
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But the voucher program remained a part of the settlement in Friday's amended plan.
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Qantas gives me a $30-off voucher for a hotel as a thank you.
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"The Mets need to get that guy a beer, or a free drink voucher."
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I took a short journey, and used the £5 ($6.46) introductory voucher from Ola.
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In most of these, parents who accept a voucher waive their rights under IDEA.
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If rooms are not available, Delta will offer a voucher for up to $100.
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Her bag fees were waived and she was given a $200 Frontier voucher toward.
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Zambia now gives farmers an electronic voucher to buy whatever farm inputs they choose.
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Take a free voucher from Ticketmaster to see a Hootie and the Blowfish concert.
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It's a really straightforward sale, with no voucher code or sneaky rules or regulations.
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It also gives the company the right to sell the voucher to another company.
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For most, this simply means a voucher or tax credit to buy private insurance.
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That's precisely why advocacy groups like the Council for Exceptional Children oppose voucher programs.
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The voucher program's challengers dispute that the state constitutional language was a Blaine amendment.
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At last, she got a government voucher to rent an apartment of her own.
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As a recipient of a federal housing voucher, Ms. Magee was eligible to enroll.
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I always start with expanding education choice — charters and voucher programs to empower parents.
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It's difficult to say, because it's only the fifth major transaction of a voucher.
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The Ross bill excludes voucher recipients, at the request of local housing authority officials.
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In 2017, the city spent just over $723 million running the democracy voucher program.
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But seven of the nine studies found that voucher students saw relative learning losses.
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The District of Columbia study highlights the charter/voucher contrast in a neat way.
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Best for Choice Best for Gigabit Voucher Best for Ultrafast Best for Vodafone Customers
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Samsung will give S20 buyers a $100 voucher to use at its online store.
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A related idea for Medicare is to convert it to a voucher-based program.
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The E.P.A. picked up the rest of the airfare, according to the voucher documents.
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Most voucher-granting nonprofits are not run by powerful legislators who pay themselves rent.
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Many private schools sharply increased their tuition in response to newly available voucher funds.
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She is still searching, hoping her family will find a home using their voucher.
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Authorities sent the individual a check in the mail after their voucher was processed.
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Once in Japan, the voucher must then be exchanged for the Rail Pass itself.
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Even a modest school voucher program will face a tough battle to become law.
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There's a small bottle of Hugo Boss, some flip-flops and a Specsavers voucher.
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The study included 280 mothers who were assigned to select one of the day cares where no changes were made, 284 who selected among one of the voucher-only day cares and 285 who selected among the voucher-plus-quality day cares.
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With the $100 voucher — which you can also get by clicking the top right-hand button that says "voucher" and entering your email — the case was $79.99, instead of its current sale price of $179.99 (its traditional cost is listed at $264).
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A lot depends on how candidates and parties adapt to them, and whether citizens actually bother to use them, as my colleague Mark Schmitt noted last year in response to Seattle's new voucher program: The Seattle voucher experiment is important and long overdue.
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TL;DR: Spend under £5 on Gillette's subscription service and receive a £10 MYPROTEIN voucher.
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Simply choose one of the subscription starter kits, and the free voucher is all yours.
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To minimize the damage, the retailer offered a $15 voucher to customers waiting in line.
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Please refer to our website for info about a voucher for our Bonus Club members.
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United Airlines has apologized to the passenger involved and given her a $500 travel voucher.
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Then again, it has an open bar, so the ticket is like a drink voucher.
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After returning to O'Hare, Ludwig also reported the airline is offering passengers a $200 voucher.
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I pay using a $6 luncheon voucher; I get 20 of them monthly at work.
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Sign up for a free developer subscription here, and input voucher DISRUPTNY17 for 20153 credits.
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He wanted to use a voucher to donate the kidney before he got too old.
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That position is already controversial, with critics saying a voucher system would undercut public schools.
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One such promising idea is UCLA's new "take-a-kidney-leave-a-kidney" voucher program.
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Southwest rebooked me on a flight the following morning and gave me a hotel voucher.
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Instead, poor communities need help from innovative education ideas like voucher programs and charter schools.
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Today, there are 2202 operating voucher programs in 2628 states, with over 28500,6900 participating members.
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The voucher program provided parents with up to $2,2023 a year for education-related expenses.
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Check out the Argos store, grab a quality product, and receive your free voucher code.
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Think: second year uni-student with a Topman voucher burning a hole in his pocket.
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And because Sheri's housing is subsidized through a federally administered voucher, it is also monitored.
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Instead, consumers may be eligible for an insurance premium refund or a travel insurance voucher.
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For sure the voucher program will be lost, [which helps] around 35,000 people a year.
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The democracy voucher program currently generates a low return rate and is expensive to run.
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Seattle is now raising $3 million annually in property taxes for the democracy voucher program.
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I discovered Naked Wines thanks to a voucher for $100 off a case of wine.
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Unlike most voucher programs, many charter-school systems are subject to rigorous evaluation and oversight.
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Hazell told HuffPost that he specifically brought up DeVos's charter and private school voucher programs.
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In several other states, the law is silent on the disability rights of voucher students.
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In Los Angeles, the estimated wait time for a Section 8 voucher is 13 years.
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The biggest investment is in a first-of-its-kind federal private school voucher program.
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Landlords are also prohibited from turning down voucher holders based on their source of payment.
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Then let them pick how they want to treat themselves with a FEMA gift voucher.
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Then, to my surprise, the Southwest LUV voucher the employee handed me was for $400.
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Working with DeVos, Congress could make changes that fall short of a national voucher program.
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DeVos would be more powerful if she gets to implement Trump's major education campaign promise: turning $20 billion of education spending into a federal voucher program, and encouraging states to kick in enough funding to make the voucher big enough to pay private school tuition.
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This is a major cut, as the value of the voucher would be less than expected spending on Medicare per beneficiary; what's more, Medicare pays doctors less than private health insurers, so even a voucher of equal value would effectively buy less care for seniors.
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Voucher schemes, meanwhile, have been piloted in Delhi, Uttar Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh, among other places.
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Yet the siren song of a free Timex or Morton's voucher was too seductive to resist.
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Greene relies on a so-called Section 202 voucher, a subsidy program for low-income seniors.
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The company emailed me a $10 voucher that could be used both in stores or online.
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We are deeply concerned about the possible privatization of Medicare, making Medicare into a voucher program.
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Federal voucher dollars flow through local agencies incentivized to get people housed as quickly as possible.
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If you just think the voucher program is bad policy, then join the campaign against it.
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In addition, Fitch believes the voucher business also carries less inventory risk than the handset business.
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When she attends, hoping to swap the voucher for cash, she is drawn into an interview.
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Eligible events where you can use your voucher will be displayed on the Live Nation website.
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Simply pop the code into the voucher box and the £49 upfront cost is completely wiped.
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Worse still would be her implementation of Trump's $20 billion voucher plan (or something like it).
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The voucher program would represent a giant leap forward in the effort to privatize public schools.
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Certainly never mind the research, which shows voucher programs do not work to improve student achievement.
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Voucher codes are great, because they're easy to use and save you money, just like that.
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Customers with older sleepers will get a voucher to redeem for a new Fisher-Price product.
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Customers with older sleepers will receive a voucher to redeem for a new Fisher-Price product.
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You'll walk off into the sunset with improved speed and maybe even a free Amazon voucher.
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Voucher schools are already legally able to refuse to provide necessary accommodations for students with disabilities.
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Watson, who lost her Section 8 voucher in the process, ended up moving to St. Louis.
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And that's how they came across an innovative new program, the National Kidney Registry's Voucher Program.
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She has received a housing voucher and looks forward to having her own apartment once again.
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The company installed this gigantic voucher to celebrate its assortment of offers available through coupon recharges.
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Com rose 4 percent after it agreed to buy The Global Voucher Group, which operates MyVoucherCodes.co.
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With Scalia's passing, only Justices Clarence Thomas and Anthony Kennedy remain from the pro-voucher majority.
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Occasionally, a "voucher" — an employee who had referred the candidate, or had interviewed them — was present.
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A universal housing voucher program would fundamentally change the face of poverty in the United States.
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Watson, who lost her Section 237 voucher in the process, ended up moving to St. Louis.
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One group received the amount in cash, and the other in the form of a voucher.
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The city's current system leaves homeless people to figure out which voucher program they qualify for.
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At the same time, the voucher improves public health by shifting spending to less risky channels.
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In due diligence, the city inspects the condition of apartments to be leased by voucher recipients.
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Ms. Darlington obtained a job in security and acquired a Section 8 voucher for an apartment.
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Each passenger will have their flights comped and will get a voucher for a future flight.
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She added that the voucher can be used on set days in early to mid-December.
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The airline issued Simon a $500 voucher and she was reassigned to the plane's economy section.
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For this "assault," they gave me a $150 voucher which I tore up and threw away.
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The best voucher programs are local, and they have strong accountability measures for the destination schools.
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That's a massive potential saving, and is all down to a couple of handy voucher codes.
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The Arizona Christian School Tuition Organization (Acsto) is one of the state's largest voucher-granting groups.
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Each seat comes with a complimentary WiFi voucher, noise-canceling headset, pajamas, and a loungewear robe.
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Another problem is that many voucher holders struggle to find a landlord willing to accept them.
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Firsthand accounts from many voucher holders illustrate the hurdles they face when searching for an apartment.
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At the federal level, several bills banning voucher discrimination have been introduced, but none have passed.
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This comes with a £30 Nintendo eShop voucher that you can spend as you see fit.
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The head of the presidential transition, Vice President-elect Mike Pence, is an avid voucher proponent.
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"I was excited but also very worried," Barnett said of the day the voucher program passed.
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Certainly, both the Maine ranked-choice voting initiative and the South Dakota voucher system are experiments.
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An adviser, Robert McChesney, said in an interview that Mr. Sanders is "open to" the more radical idea of having the federal government provide a $200 "citizenship news voucher" to all Americans, who would then use the voucher to support public media outlets of their choosing.
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Too often, though, the voucher programs that Ms. DeVos advocates leave out students whose families cannot afford to pay the part of the tuition that the voucher does not cover; the programs also leave behind students with disabilities because the schools do not accommodate their complex needs.
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You can imagine the business traveler whose flight is delayed being given a Recharge voucher, for example.
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However, those who arrived after the line announcement were out of luck trying to get a voucher.
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In exchange for the voucher, they get a small lantern and they see that it does work.
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To identify the places housing voucher discrimination might be happening, MODA created a ranking and sorting algorithm.
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With voucher discrimination, analysts are looking for reasons why the flow of people into buildings is slowing.
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Donations are then distributed to meal voucher programs on campus, campus "food closets," and local community partners.
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She was guided through a packet that included the "voucher," a kind of gift certificate for rent.
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Last fall, in a stroke of bureaucratic luck, Coaxum applied for and received a Section 8 voucher.
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Asghar took the salad back to Asda, where she says she was offered a £5 ($7.20) voucher.
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But you have been offered a voucher worth up to $22008,209 towards tuition at a private one.
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Reuters reports that a voucher system could help speed along the donation chain process and save lives.
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I also get a voucher for 25% off a visit to a dinosaur park here in Portugal.
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Each day a commenter will be randomly selected to receive a free ice cream voucher by mail.
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I have been entered into a competition to win a voucher to spend in a pet store!
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The donation initiated a chain of 14 kidney transplants and provided a second voucher for her niece.
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Nor did they vote for schemes to privatize Social Security or turn Medicare into a voucher program.
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I would stick to charter schools (especially since the results from voucher programs look a bit iffy).
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DeVos has long advocated for voucher systems that give parents funds towards enrolling students at private schools.
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One time someone forged a payment voucher for the rent that had to pay for the stand.
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HUD's Housing Choice Voucher program has enjoyed support from Republicans for many years because of its efficacy.
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And that leads private equity to focus on suburban communities with relatively few Section 8 voucher holders.
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Third, it over promises what an education voucher can do, setting up unrealistic expectations among military families.
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The state's voucher program is now among the largest in the country, with more than 32,000 students.
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As the Harvard report confirms, voucher recipients live under pressure to find housing within a specified timeframe.
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The Obama administration expressed opposition to the voucher program but did not threaten to veto the legislation.
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This offer is valid until July 1, and helps you to qualify for a free voucher code.
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But meal voucher companies, such as Edenred or Sodexo, now also provide an alternative to paper vouchers.
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Aunt Linda gets you an iTunes voucher you never use because who actually knows their Apple ID?
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And he has been a loud proponent of private school tax credits, essentially a backdoor voucher system.
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An old idea that gins up undue political controversy every time it's mentioned is school voucher programs.
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If the voucher isn't used in the next 24 months, Viking will automatically send a total refund.
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But voucher funding has stagnated, and the stock of public housing has shrunk as units have deteriorated.
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So far only the House has approved funding for the program, the Housing Voucher Mobility Demonstration Act.
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Edenred SA: French voucher and card provider Edenred said it suspends its full-year targets for 2020.
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The Section 8 voucher program was launched soon afterward, allowing displaced people to live wherever they wanted.
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Steven Banks, the city's commissioner of social services, said the voucher system was working for many people.
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I use the voucher to buy a curried chicken, Danish feta, and rocket wrap that is delish.
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They are now seen as the last line of defense against widespread acceptance of school voucher programs.
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However the court decides, education policy experts and court observers see an effect far beyond voucher programs.
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Our original proposal required that voucher winners forego patent rights, but that provision did not become law.
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She has been vehemently criticized by many education advocates for favoring voucher programs over repairing public schools.
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I use the free drink voucher I got with my festival ticket to get a vodka sour.
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Multiple randomized trials have shown that housing voucher programs really do benefit the people who use them.
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Landlords were stuck with nonpaying tenants, and they fear that new voucher programs could bring similar problems.
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Many of America's charter schools and school voucher programs owe their existence to these two political scientists.
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Voucher supporters accuse the president of trying to throttle the vouchers through poor management and restricting funds.
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When an airline gives you a $500 voucher, it isn't even nearly $500 worth of losses to them.
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They compared census data to voucher use data, to see where drastically fewer people use vouchers than qualify.
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Consumers should stop using the inclined-sleeper accessory immediately and contact Fisher-Price for a refund or voucher.
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There were strict rules: Her voucher was only good for 60 days, so she'd have to move quickly.
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The flurry of opposition is tied to DeVos's long history of activism for school choice, particularly voucher programs.
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So put a voucher code in the box for a free dongle, should the user actively want one.
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With the voucher code PLUGIN15, you can save 15 percent on any tech product regardless of the retailer.
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But through all the arguments over its education system, not even the left suggested binning the voucher system.
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Instead, with, for example, a voucher system, they would need to reach a much wider range of citizens.
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You can also grab a voucher online that let's you snag your taco earlier or later that day.
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Retrophin was granted the voucher as part of an FDA program to spur research into rare pediatric disorders.
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The school district, as well as Colorado's state government and voucher supporters, appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Boots keeps saying it can't do anything because it is the product and offered me a £15 voucher.
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The federal government would pay part of the cost of the coverage through an annual payment, or voucher.
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The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Chicago has pressed for creation of a school voucher program in the talks.
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It was not immediately clear whether that referred to the $100 voucher and 5,000 miles Moran was offered.
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And this isn't the only rigorous evaluation to find that voucher programs lead to safer schools for kids.
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But private charter schools and voucher programs, not a single dime in my administration will go to them.
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Now about 30 hospitals around the country participate in this voucher program, administered by the National Kidney Registry.
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Total Spending:Panera Gift Card: -$212Shake Shack Voucher: -232 burgerCash: $23ThursdayReal life caught up with me a bit today.
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Voucher use will also require a free Safeway membership, which residents can access right away at any Safeway.
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The same report estimates that 613 percent of democracy voucher donors had never given to a campaign before.
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Jeb Bush of Florida in 2000 when he defended a school voucher program that was later ruled unconstitutional.
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Popular candidates inevitably receive most of the voucher funds, even if objecting property owners prefer a minority candidate.
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She and her daughter are in a permanent apartment that she could afford with the LINC III voucher.
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The lobby had cleared out, and, from what I could see, everyone but me had gotten a voucher.
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The voucher results look so weak — even worse than elsewhere — partly because the city's charters are so strong.
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We propose that the law require drug sponsors to publish an access plan prior to receiving a voucher.
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But conversely, voucher recipients also work less (work effort does not fall, however, for families receiving temporary assistance).
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He said DeVos responded that students might be choosing the voucher program to leave low-performing public schools.
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They used an $11,000 voucher to enroll their son in the Achievers Institute of Science, Art and Technology.
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I'd start education reform tomorrow by giving all children a voucher for 10 free books of their choice.
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An expanded voucher program would be "potentially catastrophic" for the district's finances, said Mike Ruen, the district's treasurer.
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There are 18 states with private school voucher tax credits, including programs in Arizona, Alabama and South Carolina.
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HUD runs the Section 8 housing choice voucher program, which cities rely on to help house the poor.
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Preiss told NBC that United agents had offered her a $2,000 voucher, but she pressed for cash instead.
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United issued Simon a $500 voucher after the incident, and she was reassigned to the plane's economy section.
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In some places, discrimination against voucher holders remains common, even with source-of-income laws on the books.
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Despite their effectiveness at preventing homelessness and increasing housing stability, voucher programs are falling short of their promise.
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For example, the NYC Department of Social Services has brought several lawsuits against large landlords for voucher discrimination.
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Linking administrative records from different government agencies enabled the influential reanalysis of the housing voucher lottery discussed above.
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It is still too early to fully assess how a democracy voucher program compares to these other models.
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In addition, Sweden has had a laissez-faire attitude toward religious schools, tax-funded through a voucher system.
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The same report estimates that 84 percent of democracy voucher donors had never given to a campaign before.
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The federal government would support some portion of the cost of the coverage through an annual payment, or voucher.
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But it found that those three voucher donations triggered a chain of donations that ultimately resulted in 25 transplants.
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The regulator said consumers should immediately stop using the product and contact Fisher-Price for a refund or voucher.
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However, the same number of mothers and fathers, 31%, decided to go double or nothing for the book voucher.
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You will receive a Currys PC World voucher worth £40 when purchasing any one of these handsets from Nov.
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As a result, Florida, Ohio, Georgia, Louisiana, Oklahoma, and Utah, among other states, all have special-education voucher programs.
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However, it costs to renew your voucher, and if yours is expired, you head to jail for the night.
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For my birthday, the company emailed me a $10 voucher that could be used both in stores or online.
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A further impetus to professionalise came from "voucher" schemes, in which governments provided tokens to be exchanged for services.
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The online voucher code company recently went on a quest to find the most popular dog breeds on Instagram.
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Depressingly, the median neighbourhood poverty rate is identical for poor children, whether their families hold a voucher or not.
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He also wants to replace Medicare — for older people — with "block grants," which Democrats have called a voucher program.
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She gave the driver a voucher instead of money: Medicaid paid for both her flight and her cab ride.
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However, the study says that does not include those who traded their seat for a travel voucher or cash.
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The protest, which was at a public school, was over DeVos' support for school voucher programs and charter schools.
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In 2015, he expressed support for a proposal to reduce Medicare costs by delivering benefits through a voucher program.
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He wants to enact a $20 billion school voucher program that would use taxpayer dollars to fund religious education.
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At a Delta gate last week, a woman who took an $800 voucher looked like she won the lottery.
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Blackstone has said it welcomes Section 8 voucher holders, if the federal subsidy is enough to cover the rent.
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Furthermore, food pantries and voucher programs are financially dependent and do not address the stigma associated with food insecurity.
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The legislature is energetically pursuing charter and voucher programs, seemingly determined to dismantle the state's storied public education system.
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Albuquerque voters will decide whether to follow Seattle's lead in creating a voucher program for small-dollar campaign donations.
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During Russia's privatization phase in the 2120.5s, each citizen was issued a voucher for shares in government-owned enterprises.
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The company can then use that voucher for one of their subsequent products, or sell it to another company.
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Unlike voucher scholarships, which are government funded, these scholarships are funded through private tax-credited donations to nonprofit organizations.
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One passenger received a travel voucher for that amount in March when there weren't enough seats on her flight.
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During that timeframe, 39 private school choice programs, 85033 voucher programs and 16 scholarship tax credit programs were enacted.
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Despite many in Booker's party claiming that charter schools and voucher programs are bad for kids, he knows better.
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Students who participated in the voucher program had declines in achievement tests scores of eight to 16 percentile points.
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He denounced a voucher proposal, backed by DeVos and the Iowa GOP, as a scheme to defund public schools.
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When I was at the Australian Open this year, one of the player gifts was a department store voucher.
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Last time you had sex it was after a 291-for-29 voucher at Pizza Express and two pints.
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Freed from federal oversight, Alabama immediately announced that its long-stalled ID law and voucher rule would take effect.
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Given that Republicans have total control of state government in 25 states, more states might be voucher-friendly soon.
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Another voucher should be sent if the coronavirus continues to spread and social distancing continues into the next quarter.
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One Seattleite asked if he could still use his voucher, and I had to tell him it had expired.
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The customer service desk reportedly told Escobar the only refund option was a travel voucher, valid for one year.
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And if you enter code LOVE10 at checkout, you'll save an additional 103% off the cost of said voucher.
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With higher voucher prices, there is more incentive for drug developers to work on truly new drugs and vaccines.
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On the other hand, they seek special treatment in the face of the voucher program's across-the-board termination.
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For many parents with disabled children in public school systems, the lure of the private school voucher is strong.
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He hopes to secure a housing voucher that will allow his family more space and, perhaps, their own rooms.
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A turning point came when a rental-assistance voucher program was terminated in 2011, after the state withdrew aid.
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Three consecutive reports, each studying one of the largest new state voucher programs, found that vouchers hurt student learning.
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Voucher codes are a fine thing, especially when we have done the hard work and found one for you.
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While Arizona has over 50 loosely regulated voucher organizations, Florida disburses nearly 100,000 tax credit vouchers with just two.
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Tax credit voucher policies vary among states, but most impose few requirements on the private schools that receive them.
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Yet Guthrie, now 45 years old, found that none of the apartments where she applied would accept her voucher.
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Taken together, three of the largest voucher programs in the country, enrolling nearly 180,000 children nationwide, showed negative results.
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Voucher-financed schools often have little oversight or accountability, while many charters must demonstrate that their students are learning.
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This is where the intersection of geography and politics makes any national voucher plan much more difficult to enact.
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Even if a child had a voucher the previous year, the family must go through the whole process again.
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So imagine a system that gave a rebate of that first $50 in the form of a 'democracy voucher.
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It's a cash-like voucher for which everyone of limited means, including people who can't find work, is eligible.
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But a national school voucher program is still highly unlikely, even with Republicans dominating the majority of state governments.
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Trump's school vouchers, if they took effect, would be far more extensive than any existing voucher program in the US. And it's not clear what quality control, if any, Trump envisions — if private schools enrolling voucher students would have to give standardized tests and be judged according to their scores, for example.
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He said he had saved $6,000 and recently received a rental assistance voucher through the city's Living in Communities program.
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Under premium support, this premium could fluctuate substantially depending on where you live - but the voucher amount would be uniform.
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Broadman got UCLA to agree to the idea, and he became the first participant in the school's transplant voucher program.
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The first 10,000 fans through the gates at today's game will be given a voucher to redeem the giveaway item.
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The program has proven popular; in 2015, drugmaker AbbVie purchased a priority review voucher from United Therapeutics for $350 million.
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Sony had a similar program, including a voucher in new copies that had to be entered to enable online play.
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People who bought used copies of that game — "SOCOM: Fireteam Bravo" — had to pay $20 for a new activation voucher.
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Still, DeVos will have to deliver on Trump's campaign promises and that will probably involve some type of voucher program.
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Customers across the country lined up outside of Shake Shack chains hoping to nab a voucher for a free burger.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Risks of Sustained Negative CFO: Tiphone's voucher and handset businesses require high working capital for inventory purchases.
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StubHub reportedly only gave him a $50 voucher and he ended up spending $900 on other tickets to the game.
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Pupils at voucher schools do only a little better than those at municipal schools after allowing for their socioeconomic background.
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Research by Robert Collinson and Peter Ganong shows that voucher-holders moved to areas with less crime, poverty and unemployment.
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But while an ICO places a voucher for future products or services, an STO offers a stake in a company.
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Gentiloni's government is seeking to change the voucher law before the referendum, a move that would probably nullify the vote.
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Marina Bay Sands operates the resorts entertainment voucher program in accordance with the terms and conditions of China UnionPay cards.
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The measure allows the Food and Drug Administration to include Zika drug developers in the agency's priority review voucher program.
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They also argue that programs such as the charter school and voucher programs especially benefit families in low-income communities.
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Hunting for an explanation, they wondered whether the weakest private schools had mopped up voucher pupils to fill their seats.
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Voucher programs also routinely violate the separation of church and state, using taxpayer dollars to fund the teaching of creationism.
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They are given a $100 voucher for food, and agents follow up with phone calls to check on their progress.
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Passengers were given a $30 food voucher to use as they waited in Raleigh after the emergency landing, WMAR reported.
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It puts money toward school voucher programs and proposes $85033 trillion worth of cuts to government programs over a decade.
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Vitagene DNA Ancestry Test Kit and Health Plan Voucher This DNA test kit tells you more than just your ancestry.
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The details as to what federal controls would apply to participating charter or private voucher-aided schools are still unknown.
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This month, we need Congress to join our fight by reauthorizing the Rare Pediatric Disease Priority Review Voucher (PRV) Program.
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He also voiced support in 2015 for a proposal to reduce Medicare costs by delivering benefits through a voucher program.
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The airline reportedly said that passengers on board the plane would get a full refund, along with a travel voucher.
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A housing-voucher program that the V.A. runs with the Department of Housing and Urban Development has had much success.
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However, unaddressed landlord discrimination and unequal access to reliable transportation constrain a person's housing decisions even with a mobility voucher.
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After all, voucher students receive only about a third of the average amount spent per child in D.C. district schools.
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Passengers got a hotel voucher for Sunday night as well as meal vouchers and a gift card, she told CNN.
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The Citi AAdvantage Platinum card issues a $125 Travel Voucher to cardholders who complete $20,000 worth of spending every year.
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A pass also gets you a box-seat voucher to see the Brooklyn Cyclones at select home games this season.
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Sprint offers a $100 Voucher to blind or low-vision customers when they switch to Sprint or upgrade their plan.
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School choice is an education reform movement that promotes charter schools and voucher programs as alternatives to traditional public schools.
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When Mr. Scott used a housing voucher to secure an apartment last year, the pieces began to fall in place.
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A displaced woman demanded a voucher to board her dog, since the hotel where she'd been placed didn't accept pets.
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If you take away Medicare and hand me a voucher instead, the private policies will never cover what Medicare does.
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The more (fewer) things covered, the higher (lower) the size of each voucher as well as the system's total cost.
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Pascolla said she received a voucher for half of the cost of her ticket after she tweeted about the incident.
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Researchers said that the Washington program was not intended to make a case for or against a national voucher system.
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If it cannot, the department issues the parent a voucher and places the burden of locating a provider on them.
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The plans are reviewed and evaluated for success, and the incentive for private schools to take voucher kids are effective.
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Researchers have used this data to compare voucher students with similar children who took the same tests in public school.
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The next results came a few months later, in February, when researchers published a major study of Louisiana's voucher program.
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One study of a privately financed voucher program in New York found positive results for college attendance among African-Americans.
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A United Airlines passenger who got bumped from her flight ended up with a $10,000 travel voucher for her troubles.
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You might be hard-pressed to find two awards on the same flights to which you can apply your voucher.
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Critics say that Ms. DeVos favors voucher programs over repairing public schools — her defenders say she advocates giving parents choices.
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But whenever she mentioned her voucher, landlords said they didn't take them, or that they didn't have any apartments available.
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TL;DR: The versatile Nintendo Switch is available for £279 on Amazon, and comes with a £30 Nintendo eShop voucher.
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On January 15, FEMA's voucher program to cover hotel costs for displaced families will expire for Puerto Rican disaster victims.
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For secularists, voucher programs that help to prop up churches are very nearly the worst kind of church-state intimacy.
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By contrast, in a voucher system, all registered voters will be equally valuable, since they all have the same resources.
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The voucher system has gained the approval of the National Kidney Registry's medical board, and is now offered in 30 hospitals.
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The daycare voucher, provided by the Child Care and Development Block Grant, covered two-thirds of the $1,500 a month costs.
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This would allow them to move out of the poorer, more racially segregated areas that voucher recipients are often limited to.
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Last is the "reconsideration" of several companies that had petitioned to be part of the Lifeline low-income connectivity voucher program.
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Despite questions over foal play, Mr Bellis and his family will be getting the £2000 holiday voucher from our #MadeMeSmile competition.
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The market was much bleaker than she'd expected, and many landlords told her upfront that they would not consider her voucher.
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MSI say the cuts forced it to axe a voucher program in Madagascar and 20153 out of 62 outreach teams there.
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"No we are NOT the bridesmaids just the guests — think I deserve a gift voucher for all this advertisement," she teased.
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Our state has a school-voucher program, which uses public money to help low-income families pay for private-school tuition.
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She must live in neighboring St. Paul for a year with the voucher, she said, after which she can move anywhere.
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Although she received an apology and $100 travel voucher, Furfey wants the appropriate measures to be taken to prevent similar situations.
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Speaker Paul Ryan's plan to replace Obamacare includes a proposal to shift to a subsidized voucher system for future Medicare enrolees.
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The group also is pushing for creation of a "special purpose voucher" that would provide rental assistance to low-income seniors.
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For example, if recipients don't need the transplant or die first from other causes, the voucher can't be sold or traded.
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Seniors could choose between private insurance plans and traditional Medicare, and receive a voucher from the federal government to purchase coverage.
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Air France sent me a travel voucher and a bottle of champagne since I never got my glass on the flight.
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Often referred to as a voucher, or "premium support," this proposal would simply contribute to the cost of private insurance premiums.
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He's long been a proponent of school vouchers, despite evidence that voucher programs don't actually create better educational outcomes for students.
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Those who qualify will be notified by email and receive a voucher code which will allow you to buy the headphones.
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I'd argue that it's time to make child care a common, free good by providing a voucher to cover all costs.
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They can use that "voucher" to select the school they prefer instead of the one mandated by their gerrymandered educational district.
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Their budget would replace Medicare's current guarantee of coverage with a premium support voucher – ending the program as we know it.
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Over the past decade, for example, the number of voucher programs has more than doubled since 2009, from 11 to 26.
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There are no fare minimums, so you could very well cover the entire cost of airfare with the Flight Discount voucher.
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For instance, voters in South Dakota passed the first-ever statewide Anti-Corruption Act, creating a game-changing "democracy voucher" system.
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You must spend your voucher or code between May 1 and May 28, so don't wait too long before cashing in.
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A city-sponsored voucher program, CITYFEPS, helped place her in a $1,515-a-month apartment and covered much of the rent.
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When pressed on whether she would stand up for LGBTQ students under a federal voucher program she stuck to her script.
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He also wants to create tax credits for renters and first-time homeowners and expand the Section 8 housing voucher program.
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Still, people in homeless shelters say a big obstacle to securing housing is finding a landlord who will take a voucher.
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It comes from an analysis of the Pentagon's "unsupported journal voucher adjustments," by Mark Skidmore, an economist at Michigan State University.
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Officer Hugasian said that he "stayed after" to voucher evidence and read intelligence reports to prepare for the next day's operations.
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A voucher from the housing program provides tenants a guaranteed subsidy limiting their rent payments to 30 percent of their income.
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In 2018, his fiancée was denied a housing voucher through the Section 73 program because he is part of her household.
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But when he tried to cash in that voucher, Mr. Tatum, 58, found it had been suspended — because of his conviction.
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But if voucher programs continue to expand, there will be big policy debates about who is responsible for providing disability services.
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The billionaire voucher advocate has spent decades advocating for, organizing and giving money to groups that undermine and demonize public schools.
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Many were hazy on specific policy details about how, say, House Republicans were seeking to replace Medicare with a voucher system.
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And voucher advocates often cite poor test scores in public schools to justify creating private school vouchers in the first place.
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In other words, if a married couple donates $1,000 to a voucher-granting nonprofit, their tax bill is reduced by $1,000.
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In 2018, the Urban Institute conducted tests by calling thousands of landlords in five cities who were listing voucher-affordable apartments.
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A corollary is that a voucher system invests all registered voters with a stake, since they now have money to allocate.
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While the program is meant to offer a more politically palatable alternative to budgetary proposals by the Trump administration to create a national voucher program by diverting federal funding from public schools, public school advocates denounced it as a backdoor way to generate voucher dollars if states choose to primarily use the program for private school tuition scholarships.
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When a rider redeems a Voucher, it is added automatically into the Payment section of the rider's Uber app until it expires.
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One group was given the $5 in cash; the other was given the same donation amount in the form of a voucher.
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A bold new government voucher scheme has been introduced to allow students – where state provision isn't available - to enrol in private schools.
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Florida's Department of Education is objecting to the Orlando Sentinel investigation that found its voucher program funded schools with anti-LGBTQ policies.
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The city pays landlords more than someone with a rental voucher can pay, which only exacerbates New York's already severe housing shortage.
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Ms. Moorehead caught a break in November when she was approved for a Section 8 subsidized housing voucher after years of waiting.
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In return, you get to write-off the donation from your taxes, and you're given a "holiday voucher" to sweeten the deal.
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I have a voucher for a free movie ticket and then I buy three more for the girls at the theater ($22.50).
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HUD operates a voucher scheme for poor Americans, but it does not do a good job of moving recipients to better districts.
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In the U.K., this includes powering discount voucher sites for Daily Mail and Metro, delivering "inspirations, recommendations, deals and discounts" to consumers.
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"The problem with the voucher program is that you're still going to have schools in the communities that are struggling," he said.
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The Trump Administration should learn the lessons of Milwaukee, home to the country's oldest and one of its largest school voucher programs.
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Indicated 0.2 percent higher The payment services provider said it Austria's rail operator had signed on to use its digital voucher platform.
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For example, Colorado's top court in 2015 found that a Douglas County voucher program violated a state constitutional provision similar to Missouri's.
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It has launched a Food Wallet that will take on established players like Sodexo and Ticket Restaurant in the meal voucher space.
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Sanofi was given speedier-than-normal review after it bought a priority review voucher from Retrophin Inc last year for $245 million.
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Meanwhile, the Trump administration has signaled that it would fund a voucher expansion by assigning $20 billion in federal funds to vouchers.
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Their idea was a voucher system, much like ones used for private schools and low income housing under HUD's Section 8 program.
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For example, in Washington DC, 91 percent of voucher recipients graduated from school as compared to 85033 percent of students who didn't.
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In return, Quinn received a voucher that would place him at the end of a future chain once he needed a kidney.
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Customers were offered a 10 pound ($12.66) voucher as compensation and were asked to re-arrange their deliveries online, the BBC reported.
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However, many black and Latinx voucher holders experience unchecked denials from property managers and landlords when they venture into more affluent neighborhoods.
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And parents of voucher-using students were about 36 percent more likely to report that their children were in very safe schools.
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The registry works with participating hospitals such as UCLA, alerting them when a voucher holder matches a live donor in their system.
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Some researchers working on the holy grail of kidney transplantation, a bioengineered one, also are rooting for the success of voucher transplants.
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The existing voucher program could be expanded to cover many more than the 2.2 million low income families currently in the program.
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I had done a favor for her, and she paid me back with a voucher for a free burger at Shake Shack.
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Morrisons gave her a refund for the carton of fish, and a £10 ($13) "We're Sorry You've Tasted a Stranger's Tooth" voucher.
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But Sarepta's $125 million deal fetched a lower price than the two most recent voucher sales of $350 million and $245 million.
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Dividing $211 billion in federal funding among the 21970 million students poor enough to count as "disadvantaged" yields a voucher of $103.
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Just 13 states and Washington, DC, have voucher programs at all, and most of those programs only apply to students with disabilities.
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From federally funded housing projects to voucher programs, criminal records can be the difference between having shelter and being on the streets.
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"We try to get in a couple meetings before they get their voucher," Sarah Birkebak, one of the family navigators, told me.
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People could spend the voucher on services from any provider who signs a legal document asserting that they are providing online services.
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When asked what he thought of the sequence, Alonso said the Mets should offer the fan a voucher for a free beer.
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Landlords can now receive a $3,500 bonus for every apartment rented to a voucher recipient, up from $1,000 offered four years ago.
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State policymakers have also massively scaled-up school vouchers and voucher-like programs such as education savings account programs across the country.
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Using the voucher, I got a Discovery Case with 12 bottles of wine across a wide spectrum of offerings from the site.
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The poké bowl is more expensive than what the digital voucher covers, so I pay in a little extra for it ($12).
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The superintendents warned that the tax credits could go national as the Trump administration pushes a federal voucher program for private schools.
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For example, this spring GlaxoSmithKline and Viiv Healthcare bought a voucher for $85033 million to speed approval of an HIV combination therapy.
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I think we each got a $500 voucher, but we didn't want it — it was not worth the pain, delay and agony.
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The state's voters overwhelmingly rejected vouchers in 2000, despite the DeVos family spending more than $5 million on a pro-voucher campaign.
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On the Billing Page, during your transaction, look for a "Voucher Code" link and enter your code to receive your discount(s).
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Each voucher is valid for one year after purchase, so you can even save them for a future release if you want.
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Advocates argue that greater enforcement is needed, along with further adjustments to put voucher amounts more in line with fair market rents.
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Sofia, who is unable to work due to recent debilitating health problems and surgeries, received a city-funded voucher in early June.
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In addition, the Urban Institute recommends greater investment in actively recruiting landlords to participate in voucher programs, particularly in low-poverty neighborhoods.
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Someone could bring up to five bump stocks and receive a voucher for each one on a first-come, first-serve basis.
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The continued promotion of "school choice" via charter schools and voucher programs, a pet cause of the secretary's, is a particular concern.
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Collins sent a letter to DeVos seeking assurance that she wouldn't try to impose a federal voucher program nationwide, she said Tuesday.
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If either of these initiatives passes, it would become the first state-level campaign-voucher program, which would be a significant development.
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For a limited time only, BT is offering a £1003 M&S voucher over all packages, as well as the BT reward card.
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So, MODA created algorithms that pinpoint the predictors of income discrimination, one set attuned to finding tenant harassment and another for voucher discrimination.
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Of New York's 195 neighborhoods, the MODA team isolated 24 neighborhoods with low crime, high student achievement, but curiously low housing voucher use.
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She's ready for battle and can't understand why the hell Abbi couldn't wait to use the last voucher for her hair-removal service.
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Anna Becerra said she booked her flight nine months ago, but Wow Air canceled the flight in January and credited her a voucher.
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ALL wow air flights have been cancelled... I have my voucher for 475 euros, what's the next step for get my money back?
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And a closer look at the furry intruder: Rifat Asghar says she was offered a £5 voucher when she returned the salad.
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She and another researcher have examined the impact of Seattle's democracy voucher program after the 2017 election, when the program was first implemented.
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Your mind wandered, but you wondered if you should have spent that $60 on a dinner for two from that same voucher website.
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Pupils who took part in Indiana and Louisiana's voucher schemes posted significantly worse results than those who remained in the public-school system.
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Before I tossed my voucher in the trash, I saw a man in a wheelchair and a man with a cane toast wine.
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We provided all passengers with a meal voucher due to the delay and the flight, with the customer aboard, has departed for Quito.
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The rule affected the most important programme run by HUD, known formally as the Housing Choice Voucher programme and colloquially as Section 8.
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Trump has spoken highly of charters, but separately from "school choice," which makes it seem like he has a voucher program in mind.
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"Consumers should immediately stop using the product and contact Fisher-Price for a refund or voucher," the government agency said in a statement.
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A challenge to a 2015 court decision invalidating a Colorado voucher programme is pending before the justices, awaiting the Trinity Lutheran case's outcome.
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The voucher gives the company the right to an accelerated review by the FDA of any other, more lucrative, drug in its pipeline.
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I won a school prize for creative writing and spent the book voucher on Johnny Rogan's controversial biography Morrissey & Marr: The Severed Alliance.
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Sweden and the Netherlands have voucher-like systems, where parents can spend public money on the private or public schools of their choice.
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Earlier, the court was shown video footage of Huong buying a taxi voucher at the airport two hours before the attack on Kim.
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The Punjab Education Foundation (PEF), another quasi-independent body, oversees some of the largest school-privatisation and school-voucher programmes in the world.
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Delta's response to passengersMoran said she had been offered a $100 travel voucher and 5,000 Delta SkyMiles, worth a baseline of about $50.
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Based on existing voucher programs, a lot of that money would have ended up subsidizing religious schools if Congress had approved the funds.
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Users who have been impacted will be given refunds and, in select cases, a $200 voucher for future orders, according to the website.
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In 2015, the League of Women Voters Seattle championed and Seattle voters passed an initiative that created a voucher program for local elections.
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He said he was holding onto the €250 flight voucher that he and other passengers received, together with an apology, from the airline.
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You order an Uber as usual, but the Voucher discount or free fare offer will come up as a payment option, if applicable.
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But Mr. Carson publicly supported a budget plan by President Trump last year that would have slashed the voucher program by $841 million.
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The Consumer Product Safety Commission said consumers should stop using the sleeper immediately and contact Fisher-Price for a refund or a voucher.
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They were stymied in their search for a new apartment because they had difficulty finding landlord who would take their Section 8 voucher.
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The likes of Nectar, Simba, and Emma will often release bundle deals or voucher codes, and this is when you need to pounce.
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Seattle has recently adopted a "democracy voucher" program, which distributes funds to voters who can then donate to the candidates of their choice.
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Among students who attended poor-performing public schools — the targets of this and other voucher programs — there was no significant effect on achievement.
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The Trump administration could potentially advance a more limited voucher program and seek tax credits for private school tuition or home schooling costs.
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In June, a third voucher study was released by the Thomas B. Fordham Institute, a conservative think tank and proponent of school choice.
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The new evidence on vouchers does not seem to have deterred the Trump administration, which has proposed a new $20 billion voucher program.
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Currently, saver fares can receive a 75% voucher for cancellations and value fares can be fully refunded up to 8 days before departure.
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When Tisha Guthrie learned in 2009 that she'd received a housing voucher that would help with her rent in Baltimore, she was excited.
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Local public-housing agencies administer the voucher programs, inspect apartments to make sure they meet minimum standards, and pay rent directly to landlords.
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Interviewer Leslie Stahl also grilled DeVos on her support for implementing a school voucher program to allow students to go to private schools.
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And I'm still slightly offended by the $1 meal voucher, not to mention the mixed messages in its bikini-clad flight attendant marketing.
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Seniors get a voucher to buy private insurance, and the voucher's growth is far slower than the expected growth of health-care costs.
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After two decades of choice advocates arguing that school vouchers in particular improve academic achievement for poor children, Trump elevated Betsy DeVosElizabeth (Betsy) Dee DeVosDeVos releases new loan forgiveness rule for students defrauded by their colleges The new terrain of the school voucher wars Black Education Department employee's office allegedly vandalized MORE, one of the leading voucher proponents, as his secretary of Education.
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But, are you really going to take that yoga class or eat at that new Italian restaurant outside of town before the voucher expires?
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Today, every time a family buys one of his clean cook stoves, they also receive a 75 percent off voucher for a solar lantern.
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A voucher from TRINE can be invested in a solar power project in Africa, with an expected return of around 2650% for the recipient.
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For Section 8 voucher recipients like Ted Hicks, there's a constant fear that owners will decide that government funding is too unreliable to sustain.
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The scam suggests the coffee company will give customers a free beverage voucher if they send a screenshot of themselves listening to the song.
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Pet owners traveling with Delta also have to sign a behavior voucher, stating that their animal will behave for the duration of the flight.
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TL;DR: The Red Letter Days tea for two gift voucher is on sale for £27.99 on Amazon, saving you 20% on list price.
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An additional $50 voucher and a signed copy of Ms. Schultz's book are also available to those who mention the #SheGoes campaign while booking.
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But education voucher proponents have worked persistently over decades to chip away at the no-funding principle that prohibits the government from funding religion.
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In 1998, when he was still a little-known city councillor, he founded Excellent Education for Everyone, which advocates charter schools and voucher programmes.
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There's usually a voucher up for grabs, which can be enticing for budget-conscious travelers not in a hurry to get to their destination.
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Bush -- a staunch advocate for charter schools, voucher programs and higher education standards -- attempted to make education a defining hallmark of his presidential campaign.
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Remington claims the guns, produced between 1962 and 1982, are too old to be retrofitted, and is instead offering owners a $12.50 product voucher.
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Children in Chile, whose entire system is voucher-based, do better than in any other Latin American country for which the OECD collects data.
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Now they can pay their kidney forward and get a voucher for their recipient, who will be able to move up the transplant list.
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French prepaid meal voucher and card provider Edenred touched record highs, up 7.2 percent, after predicting it would beat annual growth goals this year.
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Schultz says a lot of people conflate tax credit scholarships with voucher programs, and while they're similar, they rely on different source of funding.
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These vouchers allow companies to move through the FDA review process more quickly and are incredibly valuable; the latest voucher sold for $350 million.
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The promise of this voucher has allowed Abeona Therapeutics to continue to raise money from investors, including George Soros, to begin the clinical trial.
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When poll authors replaced the phrase "wider choice" with the word "voucher," support for making all public-school families eligible dropped 28500 percentage points.
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The rigorous study by the U.S. Department of Education found that using a voucher to attend a private school increased school safety for students.
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Simmons-Harris (2002), which found Cleveland's tuition voucher program to be constitutional, even though 82 percent of participating private schools had a religious affiliation.
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That's a discount of over £120 on list price, and comes with a voucher code to book your installation with a British gas engineer.
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She explained that her constituents have also questioned DeVos's commitment to funding students with disabilities and whether she would force voucher programs on Alaska.
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Yet, Republicans continue to push to cut or privatize Social Security benefits, turn Medicare into a voucher system, and block grant and slash Medicaid.
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The idea is to turn Medicare into a voucher program, designed to limit federal spending while forcing seniors to bear more of the cost.
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The Bipartisan Policy Center has endorsed a universal voucher program that would guarantee rental assistance to the country's 11.4 million extremely low income households.
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Ponzi took advantage of international postal reply coupons, which allowed customers in one country to buy a voucher redeemable for stamps in another country.
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That leaves broad discretion for the roughly 22005,22011 agencies, from big cities to rural towns, that oversee federally funded public housing and voucher programs.
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And there are voucher programs, in which the government gives the public what's effectively "free money" to donate to the candidate of their choice.
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"Consumers should immediately stop using the inclined sleepers and contact Dorel for a refund in the form of a $60 voucher," the commission said.
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The state had set aside $21.5,210 for the buyback program, which gave Washington residents a $21986 voucher for each bump stock they turned in.
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Change policy: Allegiant, which only flies domestically, is allowing one-time changes or cancellations without penalty in exchange for a voucher for future travel.
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The Seattle and King County housing authorities are testing whether they can leverage their voucher programs to move families to where opportunity already exists.
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In Seattle, that picture confirmed what housing officials feared — that their voucher holders had long been clustered in neighborhoods offering the least upward mobility.
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For example, Paul Ryan, the House speaker, wants to convert Medicare into a voucher program in which the elderly will shop for private plans.
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"An all-voucher system would be a shock to the educational system, but the shakeout might be just what the system needs," they continued.
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Opponents won on this basis in a 28500 case, in which Colorado's highest court struck down a voucher program because it included religious schools.
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Further, an extension of the rare pediatric disease priority review voucher program will provide an important incentive to develop treatments for rare pediatric disorders.
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Five months later, Ms. Iyer was live-tweeting from the statehouse to rouse alarm over a school voucher bill that looked likely to pass.
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Researchers examined an Indiana voucher program that had quickly grown to serve tens of thousands of students under Mike Pence, then the state's governor.
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Twice California has had school voucher propositions on its ballot — proposition 174 in 1993 and proposition 85033 in 2000 — and twice they were rejected.
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Kamau Siwatu, a passenger on the flight, told CNN that Southwest expressed "sincere apologies" in a letter that also included a $1,85033 travel voucher.
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In his speech to Congress this week, President Trump singled out a young woman who attended private school using a tax credit-financed voucher.
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Under the settlement, owners of some of the oldest models are only eligible to receive a Remington product voucher worth as little as $10.
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In some cases, the lack of housing choice may be caused in part by voucher amounts that are not properly calibrated to local rents.
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In fact, large-scale studies in multiple states have found that students in school voucher programs perform worse than their peers in public schools.
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Ryanair thinks rebooking flights, paying compensation and giving affected passengers a voucher worth 40 euros will cost it less than 50 million euros altogether.
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The Republicans rolled out an ambitious agenda beginning in 2013, with new abortion and voting restrictions, deep tax cuts and a school voucher program.
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Like other advocates of school voucher programs, Ms. DeVos presents her plans as a way to improve public education and give families more choice.
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As governor of Indiana, he expanded a voucher program that now funnels $135 million a year to private schools, almost all of them religious.
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If you needed any further persuasion to sign up, Gillette has now teamed up with MyProtein to offer all new Gillette subscribers a £10 voucher.
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She's been a stringent advocate for the voucher system, which teachers hate because it diverts money from the public school system to the private sector.
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United reportedly contacted Yamauchi and told her that her son's ticket will be refunded and she will be sent a travel voucher for the incident.
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She tried to believe it would work out, yet her deadline for using the voucher—extended once and for all to March 4—was approaching.
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They found that the people who used voucher donations were more diverse than cash donors, but they still did not mirror the city's overall demographics.
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The "earnings" — the difference between the value of your tuition when you bought it and the value of the voucher you get later — aren't taxed.
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According to News 10, American Airlines refunded Dalton's baggage and pet transport fees and gave her a free flight voucher to use in the future.
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The losers get nothing and the waiting list for a voucher in high-cost areas such as Washington, DC, is more than a decade long.
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The second cause is school-voucher schemes, which typically give public funds to poor parents to pay for the cost of places at private schools.
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You can send a juice voucher via email and redeem a free juice for yourself in a choice of three flavors at the nearest location.
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I've never really been to a spa before, but work gave me a voucher recently as a thank you for a big event we organized.
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In RCTs randomly chosen subjects are given a "treatment", such as a microloan or a school voucher, while those in a control group are not.
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But states actually guarantee their funds at different levels, and it's crucial to understand what's backing up the promise of a tuition voucher, Feirstein said.
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To set the tone for the episode, Issa walks down the street in her neighborhood and gets offered a voucher for a free cold brew.
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Michelle Bachelet, a former Chilean president, shifted the system leftwards, first making vouchers income-related and subsequently banning profits, fees and selection in voucher schools.
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A worldwide review of voucher schemes has shown that governments that cannot provide enough capacity can increase access by enabling children to attend private schools.
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The Atlanta-based carrier said a $200 voucher was available to anyone whose flight was canceled or who was delayed by more than 3 hours.
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In particular, a voucher program could help with "chronological incompatibility," when the donor wants to provide a kidney but the patient doesn't need it yet.
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As frustrated as you might feel, you shouldn't just call and complain without a request ready: Even if it's just a freebie, voucher or coupon.
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The female passenger says she spoke with the plane's crew who referred her to a local supervisor who could only offer her a dinner voucher.
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Students at Indiana University can also spend a full day "studying" this film and even win a t-shirt or ticket voucher in the process.
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At least 20 companies and groups had been pushing for the FDA to add Zika to its Priority Review Voucher, according to lobbying disclosure records.
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Seattle voters approved the voucher program in 2015 to introduce public finance for elections and help reduce the impact of corporate money on local politics.
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Thirty years later, in 2012, Congress recognized that more needed to be done for kids and created the Rare Pediatric Disease Priority Review Voucher Program.
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In older models, like the Model 721 that killed Tanner Douglas, the company agreed to provide a product voucher along with a gun safety DVD.
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Before Ben's trial, they had found a house on the South Side, and she had obtained a Section 22002 voucher to help pay the rent.
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The voucher, which entails a direct transfer of cash to offset some or all of the rent, may be the most viable option, Tandel said.
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Redeeming it is simple: You're mailed a voucher, and you can use the accompanying code to book any US-originating American Airlines flight on AA.com.
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Katherine Clark (D-MA), who asked if there were situation where the federal government might step in and prevent discriminatory schools from using voucher programs:
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Freise and other kidney experts and advocates say the program also gives a boost to patients who don't have a potential live donor or voucher.
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He said he still believes the rent rates need to be raised even higher to lure landlords who are unwilling to participate in voucher programs.
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But she quickly discovered that her Section 2841 voucher, for decades an essential way of providing low-income people with affordable housing, had diminishing value.
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Because the voucher expires, people would spend the money quickly instead of saving it, stimulating the economy now and reducing unemployment in the services sector.
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Of the 20 studies by the pro-voucher Friedman Foundation for Educational Choice, 10 found vouchers had no effect on participants' test scores at all.
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Meanwhile, recent studies of newer statewide voucher systems in Louisiana and Ohio found that students who used vouchers actually fell behind academically, particularly in math.
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A federal housing voucher allowed Daniels to escape her crime-plagued neighborhood in Dallas, Texas, and move her four children to the suburb of Garland.
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Mr. Trump will also propose a new voucher program for education, $200 billion in infrastructure spending and efforts to reduce the cost of prescription drugs.
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Seattle in particular has relatively homogeneous politics — enough of a liberal lean to get the democracy voucher program off the ground in the first place.
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Every day, we get a $5 digital voucher for most of the restaurants around the office if we don't eat lunch in the office canteen.
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The only thing that can top a sale like this is a voucher code that gives you an additional saving on top of your deal.
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The drug using the voucher is reviewed by FDA in about six months, rather than 10 months, but has the same safety and efficacy requirements.
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This would be enough for most shoppers seeking a good deal, but Nike has also thrown in a voucher code for an additional 30% saving.
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The largest is the John M. McKay voucher program in Florida, which serves more than 30,000 students and is the subject of my recent article.
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The voucher is also redeemable for a food and beverage purchase, making it the perfect spot for pre-dinner cocktails or a mid-afternoon snack.
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Three of the largest programs sprang up in Indiana, Louisiana and Ohio, which collectively enroll more than a third of the 178,000 voucher students nationwide.
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FEMA has said 1,722 families displaced by Maria are receiving aid under a program in which they were provided a voucher to seek hotel lodging.
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A proposal being weighed in the Florida legislature would allow children who have been bullied to receive a state-funded voucher to attend private school.
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After she appeared in a television news story, she said New York gave her another SOTA voucher and she moved into another apartment in Newark.
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A statewide voucher program is in place that empowers families with the financial resources to send their children to the private school of their choice.
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The mad-dash rush to get the voucher program reauthorized didn't work, but this year supporters are starting early, trying to keep Boehner's legacy alive.
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Gaming fan site Warcry Network hosted a competition in 2004 to find the "World's Greatest Griefer," promising a $5,000 Best Buy gift voucher in return.
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"If you're a landlord that's on our voucher list as someone that accepts our vouchers, and we've issued a voucher, I don't feel that the private landlords should be doing yet another background check," said Dolfinette Martin, a resident representative who sits on the review panel and is the operations manager at Operation Restoration, a nonprofit that advocates for women who were formerly incarcerated.
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They'll get a 15 percent off voucher for UberX for every 10 riders they drop off, and a 50 percent off UberBlack for every 20 riders.
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Next up for that mother, if all goes well: cash, probably $75 worth of Syrian pounds in the form of a voucher or, eventually, e-money.
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Marathon can use the voucher itself or sell it under a system designed to incentivize development of medicines for rare diseases, also known as orphan drugs.
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Using tax data, the MODA team grouped together residences owned by the same landlords, noting if one landlord owns multiple buildings with oddly low voucher usage.
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"There is a religious agenda behind voucher proposals," said Katherine Stewart, author of the book, "The Good News Club," which explores the religious right in schools.
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She said private landlords willing to work with Section 8 voucher programs are already hard to come by, especially in places with competitive real estate markets.
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In 270 Congress created the DC Opportunity Scholarship Programme, the first school-voucher scheme directly subsidised by the federal government (states and charities subsidise many others).
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That print is available for download as a theme for PS4 consoles using a PSN voucher code that's embedded on the back of the left shoe.
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These schemes do not always succeed, but Chile, Pakistan and the Netherlands have all demonstrated that big, properly designed and managed voucher systems can work well.
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In addition, the company says it will also ship an Oculus content voucher to these customers, and offer One Time Screen Replacement on the new phone.
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She'll be eager to implement Trump's massive voucher program, diverting billions from federal education spending to private (and sometimes religious, sometimes for-profit, sometimes virtual) schools.
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In its place, the GOP would cut Medicare beneficiaries a voucher payment and send them shopping on an insurance marketplace (much like those used in Obamacare).
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The airline is standing behind the crew's decision, however they are reimbursing McMuffin for the cost of the trunks as well as a $200 flight voucher.
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Stage 3: I have found the tickets, and with no ticket to leave, I've left a £5 pret voucher under the second seat on this picture.
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When you're in the mood for a Domino's (read: intoxicated), hunting the web for a 20-percent-off voucher is probably well beyond your cognitive abilities.
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A new paper by researchers at the University of Arkansas' (UArk) Department of Education Reform finds private school voucher programs improve student outcomes around the world.
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LeTV, a subsidiary of Chinese conglomerate LeEco, also put out a statement saying that two unnamed ecommerce platforms forced it to offer voucher and cashback discounts.
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After that date, passengers who no longer wish to travel can get a nonrefundable voucher valid for a year on Air France or KLM or Hop.
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I also find that there are more minority private owners here, who [accept voucher] tenants because they don't have to keep their properties up to par.
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It could even pursuade you to drop some cash on a new TV. Currys PC World has released a £70 off voucher code on selected TVs.
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If you're a first-time user, you get a 'first order free' voucher, a common strategy for many Chinese consumer-facing apps to lure new users.
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While this is a a good idea on paper, many restaurants and supermarkets still don't accept meal voucher cards, as they must update their card terminals.
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The Housing Choice Voucher Program, run by the Department of Housing and Urban Development, assists about 2.4 million families with a total of 5.3 million people.
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But although some research has shown a small benefit for voucher students or the public schools they left behind, many other studies have shown no effect.
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A separate ballot question this fall will determine the fate of the state's voucher program, which uses tax dollars to help families pay private-school tuition.
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At the moment, the Housing Choice Voucher program serves 2.2 million households, subsidizing rents so they typically do not exceed 30 percent of a recipient's income.
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In exchange for the voucher, the company asked that users sign a document agreeing not to take legal action, according to Robinhood emails seen by CNBC.
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So grab your $15 for $30 or $20 for $40 voucher now, enter code LOVE10 at checkout for an additional 10% off, and head to Florist.
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When Eoin Carrigan&aposs flight out of Chicago was cancelled on Saturday, he received a hotel voucher for the Comfort Inn O&aposHare near the airport.
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A decade ago, Congress used our proposal, "Developing Drugs for Developing Countries," to create the priority review voucher program to encourage drug development for these diseases.
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Instead of supporting public schools, Ms. DeVos has supported voucher systems that divert taxpayer dollars to private, religious and for-profit schools without requirements for accountability.
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She gave me a voucher worth 5,000 frequent-flier miles or a $100 credit on a future flight, which seemed pretty generous for a minor incident.
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For starters, religious schools would have a much easier time taking advantage of state-funded voucher programs, which are likely to grow under the Trump administration.
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The law left voucher supporters with crumbs: a small demonstration project in Washington, D.C. But broad political support for No Child Left Behind proved short-lived.
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"We really need to make Groupon voucher-less and leverage all that mobile capacity that we've built over the last couple of years," the CEO said.
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In a statement attached to the lawsuit, Ms. Jones said she had lived in the shelter system for 10 months when she received a SOTA voucher.
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The Poverty and Race Research Action Council estimates that as of November 2019, only about half of voucher holders are covered by source-of-income laws.
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In 2018, NYC's Commission for Human Rights formed a new unit to help fight income discrimination, and has since received over 800 complaints from voucher holders.
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In those days, food stamps came in paper form, so she had to perform a ritual at the checkout counter, tearing each voucher from its booklet.
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On Sunday, a number of 4:44 albums were made available to download for free with the voucher code "sprint," which is still active as of today.
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Owners of those rifles—several hundred thousand in all—are ineligible for a new trigger under the proposed settlement, and can only claim a $12.50 product voucher.
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The bouncers at club Hollywood Hard Rock got a discount voucher for Big Macs, and us fast-food workers slipped through the queue with no questions asked.
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Lisa Murkowski of Alaska both said they cannot support DeVos, a fierce advocate for charter schools and voucher programs as well a prolific donor to Republican causes.
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After sticking your paper money into one of the machines, the newfangled kiosk will dispense a voucher for a Bitcoin redemption code that points you to Coinme.
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The move is likely to pave the way for measures aimed at curbing tax evasion, boosting revenue from internet companies and reinstating voucher payments for workers. 10.
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Customers who receive a Voucher can apply it directly to their existing Uber account or will be prompted to download the app to redeem the discounted trip.
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This year, as money has flooded the race, 11 of the 12 general election candidates who participated in the voucher program have been released from the limits.
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In the past two years studies of Louisiana and Ohio have found that pupils using a voucher did worse on state tests than peers at public schools.
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If you purchase a Samsung Galaxy S10, S583+, or S10e handset on a pay monthly contract with Carphone Warehouse you'll receive a £25 Currys PC World voucher.
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The new rule also has a chilling effect on pre-existing plans in other states, where residents have received tax credits for donating to school voucher programs.
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But if you don't volunteer and end up getting involuntarily bumped from the flight, under federal law you can ask for cash instead of an airline voucher.
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Demands for smaller class sizes, fewer annual standardized tests, and opposition to the expansion of private-school voucher programs and charter schools have become a rallying cry.
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Whether you need new shoes, new activewear, or new anything, visit the Reebok sale with a voucher code tucked into your back pocket and walk away happy.
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Here's how it works: You first decide how much you want to contribute each month, and purchase a Pockit Loqbox voucher worth 12 times your monthly contribution.
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In most cases, a student who decides to attend another college gets the face value of his tuition voucher — that is, a year of in-state tuition.
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However, it is currently unclear whether the "trip voucher" will be valid beyond Musk's estimated date if a commercial flight to Mars is not available by then.
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Chile has three sorts of schools: entirely private (which charge whatever fees they like and get no money from the government); private voucher-financed; and public schools.
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Victor Gerardo, principal of the Liceo San Pedro Poveda, one of the best private voucher schools, says that without top-up fees his school will be "kaputt".
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DeVos has raised numerous concerns for her support of school choice and voucher programs that critics say would pull resources from struggling public schools and stifle diversity.
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Yet the evidence from the voucher programmes that have been evaluated has been underwhelming: parents like them, but they often do little for their children's test scores.
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Now an estimated total of 28503 million HUD-assisted homes, including Public Housing, Housing Choice Voucher, and Multifamily programs, will have access to low-cost Internet service.
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They will receive a full refund plus a voucher for 2000% of the cruise fare they paid for use on a future cruise, the cruise line said.
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Fisher-Price said the voucher amount for sleepers purchased more than six months ago would be based on the purchase date and the product's suggested retail price.
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Since the party's bumper election year in 2010 the number of voucher schemes has increased from 25 to 59, according to the Friedman Foundation for Educational Choice.
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" The filing claims each passenger was offered a $500 voucher as an apology for the incident, which Liaw says caused him "bodily injury and severe emotional distress.
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As Senator Patty Murray tells it, Luke was a middle-school boy who used a private school voucher program to attend Manatee Learning Academy in Bradenton, Florida.
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If you receive a voucher, you can purchase the headphones today — for everyone else, there still may be a chance to get your hands on a pair.
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The issue featured Apple TV Plus in its cover story and included a voucher for a free 3-month trial to the service for 25,000 academy members.
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PARIS, Feb 13 (Reuters) - French prepaid meal voucher and card provider company Edenred expressed confidence over its prospects for this year, predicting further profit and sales growth.
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"Two major e-commerce platforms still forced us to conduct voucher and cashback deals on top of the discounts we already placed on our products," LeTV said.
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A homeless man Pein speaks to is given a housing voucher through a welfare program, but is unable to find accommodations below its monthly limit of $2,000.
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Showing proof of service, a doctor's recommendation, and a valid California ID, each gets a voucher for free weed from the group's dispensaries and a lot more.
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"You can now have a token sale, in which you are offering ... a digital voucher as it were, and these people buy these digital vouchers," he said.
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Nguyen hopes voters will take notice of who is — and who isn't — participating in the voucher program when they head to the ballot box for Seattle's Aug.
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In a study my center released this year, researchers found that the statewide Louisiana voucher program had exactly the opposite result as the New Orleans charter reforms.
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The Honest Elections Seattle law provides each registered voter with a $25 Democracy Voucher, which Seattle residents can use to support participating candidates running for city office.
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Expanding our current housing voucher program to cover all low-income families would rebalance landlords' desire to make a living and tenants' desire to have a home.
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" He defended her advocacy in favor of voucher programs by arguing the growth of charter schools is "the most important reform on public schools in 30 years.
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It also creates a training voucher for $8,000 to ensure every American can attend a short-term training program to receive the skills necessary to stay competitive.
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The voucher program, projected to begin during the 2019-2020 school year, would allow parents to choose public or private school alternatives, but may face legal hurdles.
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The $125 million sale of Sarepta's priority review voucher to Gilead made us wonder: Was it really as big of a bargain for Gilead as some believed?
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Later, about half the people who had made the donation with cash reported wearing the ribbon, whereas only 14 percent of the voucher group had done so.
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This offers greater flexibility than you'll receive when paying cash (where refunds are in the form of an airline voucher that must be used within one year).
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The bipartisan legislation would add the Zika virus to a list of diseases that qualifies for a "priority review" voucher from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
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The new voucher program is "one more tool we're using to help turn the tide on this decades-long challenge," Mr. de Blasio said in a statement.
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And new federal rules that base voucher payments on the market average for a specific neighborhood have made it somewhat easier to move into more expensive areas.
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That differs greatly from the kind of assistance the city gives to families with children, who often simply need shelter and a voucher to find an apartment.
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Those who had owned the sleeper for longer will get a voucher "commensurate with the amount of time" to be redeemed on a new Fisher-Price product.
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Though the city also gave her a rental assistance voucher worth $1,268 a month to find her own apartment, she has not been able to find one.
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And, since voucher programs tend to be for low-income families, this question is particularly pertinent because we are talking about poor children impacted by public policies.
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They also have the option to receive a voucher for the value of their ticket on Air France or KLM, which will be valid for one year.
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Some districts shut down public schools altogether; others promoted private "segregation academies" for whites, often with religious programming, to be subsidized with tuition grants and voucher schemes.
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Someone ought to provide voucher funds to send Ms. DeVos to school to learn that Americans' rights do not include the right to discriminate against other citizens.
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The family, which was later placed in more spacious accommodations, is scheduled to move this week into a permanent apartment, with the help of a rental voucher.
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We titled our 2006 voucher proposal "Developing Drugs for Developing Countries," not "Registering Drugs," because we wanted to reward innovation and access, not just registering old ones.
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Medicare Part C for All gives the government the ability to set a global annual budget for what are, in effect, its aggregate individual-specific voucher payments.
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After our aquarium adventure, Ms. Jordan hunted for a lost parking garage voucher in her red Prius, which was littered with candy hearts, empty bottles and toiletries.
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Story at a glance When Congress created a school voucher program in 2004 for D.C. public schools, critics said it would lead to greater inequality in education.
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"We have reviewed this matter carefully and have decided to no longer support Step Up for Students," the San Francisco-based bank said of the voucher program.
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The current proposal does include the largest federal investment that we've ever seen – a $168 million increase for charter school expansion, and $250 million for voucher programs.
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Her ideology was a good fit for Mr. Trump's education platform during the campaign, which called for a $20 billion voucher initiative aimed at low-income children.
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If there are significant cuts to public housing then Congress must maintain Section 8 funding, both in the Housing Choice Voucher and project-based Section 8 programs.
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Yet advocates and opponents of such programs say religious schools — including many Catholic schools serving low-income students — have for years been included in the voucher programs.
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The grants — called Hope Scholarships — would give some children who say they have been bullied a $6,800 voucher to go to private school, The Associated Press reported.
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Sorokin said that ending the voucher program could irreparably harm the hurricane evacuees as many would become homeless since their homes in Puerto Rico were rendered uninhabitable.
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In response, states and cities have passed legislation known as "source-of-income laws," which ban landlords from discriminating against people just because they're using a voucher.
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Southwest Airlines had overbooked the flight and if someone was willing to take another flight, they&aposd be reimbursed for their flight and given a bonus voucher.
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The similarities between the voucher/charter school approach and the MLM business model are obvious as both represent a pro-competitive, pro-business, anti-big government philosophy.
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The House Financial Services Committee made reference to it last month when it sent the Housing Choice Voucher Mobility Demonstration Act to the House floor for consideration.
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You've probably heard of or even taken a voluntary flight change before, where the airline exchanges a travel voucher for a seat on the flight they overbooked.
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"We're a decade or more from being able to repair, restore or replace a kidney, so novel ideas like the voucher transplants are critical," says Dr. Giuseppe Orlando, a transplant surgeon at Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center in Winston-Salem, N.C. The voucher is earmarked and issued to a specific person, who is the only one who can use it, making it unlikely to be bought or sold.
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That's a huge price tag, but that's not all: BioMarin secured another priority review voucher, which allows a company to get a speedier drug review from the FDA.
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She has given millions to groups that advocate for school privatization and voucher programs, including the American Federation for Children, a group she chaired from 2009 to 2016.
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She has given millions to groups that advocate for school privatization and voucher programs, including the American Federation for Children, a group she chaired from 0003 to 2000.
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Thus, while an ordinary Section 8 voucher covers rents of up to $1,510 for a two-bedroom in suburban Harrison, ESOP's limit can be as high as $2,120.
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Her pay jumped from $36,000 to $50,000, yet she remained eligible for a voucher: Unlike most anti-poverty programs, Section 8 allows families to earn more over time.
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At the insistence of Ciudadanos, the Rajoy government introduced a voucher scheme that allowed jobless people to choose private training providers, but many regional governments have blocked this.
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Montana Department of Revenue, argued at the Supreme Court last week, voucher proponents once again asked the court to clear the way for tax support of religious education.
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Can you get a flight voucher for a future flight, and an upgrade to business or first on the flight you end up taking instead of this one?
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An "evidence-based policymaker" would conclude that there are more promising areas for reform, says Joshua Cowen of Michigan State University, who has studied the Milwaukee voucher programme.
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Passengers will receive a refund for their trouble plus a voucher for 50% of what they spent to be used toward a future cruise fare, Royal Caribbean tweeted.
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He said the company has signed up three times the number of restaurants in these cities for the new offering as it had for its traditional voucher business.
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Though Medicaid currently covers some maternity care, Verma also said that she seeks to fully overhaul the Medicaid program, and doesn't support turning it into a "voucher" program.
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"Students can enter the dining hall with the voucher and have a warm, wholesome meal," said Rachel Sumekh, a founder and the executive director of Swipe Out Hunger.
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She doesn't earn a salary to keep up with the high rents in her city, so a portion of her rent is subsidized with a federally funded voucher.
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As owners of one of the oldest models in question, the settlement would have entitled them to a product voucher worth only $10 plus the gun safety DVD.
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For the rental unit, she signed up through the New York City Housing Authority to be a landlord for the Housing Choice Voucher program, known as Section 8.
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Unidas said in a statement it will offer voucher and card services provided by Alelo to its clients and Alelo will offer car rentals to its card clients.
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Mr. Smith said some Alamo theaters would most likely charge a nominal fee to guarantee a reserved seat and then give customers a voucher for food and drink.
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In exchange, Quinn was given a voucher that gives him priority to receive a live donor kidney, provided a match can be found when a transplant is necessary.
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Outerwall's Coinstar business operates more than 20,000 machines that take coin deposits in return for a voucher that lists the dollar value, minus a fee that Outerwall collects.
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"Instead of supporting public schools, Ms. DeVos has supported voucher systems that divert taxpayer dollars to private, religious and for-profit schools without requirements for accountability," she said.
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By fall, a city voucher for a family of four will be worth $1,557, up from $1,515, with the amount adjusted up or down depending on family size.
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He said his team had created the multiple voucher programs for different populations and quickly learned that it created confusion and even encouraged landlords to cherry-pick programs.
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Early this decade, Mr. Bredesen wrote a book proposing a voucher system of universal health coverage, an idea that Democrats have generally opposed and some Republicans have supported.
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The package includes a tour of Windsor Castle (not available on May 18 or 19) and a £100 shopping voucher to Fortnum & Mason, the tea and gift shop.
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But while high-opportunity neighbourhoods are not, in fact, uniformly more expensive, most voucher recipients remain in low-opportunity neighbourhoods that tend to produce poorer outcomes for children.
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Seattle sent out half a million democracy voucher packets on January 3, 2017 — the first business day of a city election year, just as the ballot initiative directed.
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Once the unit she is building is rented, she expects to earn $1,500 a month, paid for through a Section 8 voucher or some other rental assistance program.
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I received a $109 hotel voucher as well as three $20 food vouchers, redeemable within the airport and at the Holiday Inn Express where I ended up staying.
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Attanasio essentially passed those savings back to the fans, giving everyone who attended a Brewers game in August 2013 a $10 voucher for food, merchandise or future tickets.
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Cardmembers who spend $2,500 or more on purchases during an account year and pay the $79 annual fee also receive a $0003 flight voucher as an anniversary gift.
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Mr. Leocha believes that every airline will have to offer a refund to your credit card but may be able to extend a voucher as an option, too.
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The legislature also passed expanded rights for gun owners, a private-school voucher plan, new abortion regulations and a tax overhaul that opponents criticized for favoring the wealthy.
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For the money we are going to spend on illegal immigration over the next ten years, we could provide one million at-risk students with a school voucher.
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"I'm urging parents to stop using this product immediately and to contact Fisher-Price for a refund or a voucher," said Ann Marie Buerkle, the CPSC's acting chairwoman.
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The report adds to mounting evidence that voucher programs across the country, which are often seen as an alternative to inferior public schools, are producing mixed academic results.
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The new voucher studies stand in marked contrast to research findings that well-regulated charter schools in Massachusetts and elsewhere have a strong, positive impact on test scores.
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We don't know what the value of that voucher is — or whether or not the the Queen is a regular Tesco shopper — but frankly these are minor details.
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Just last month, the Florida state legislature weighed a proposal that would allow children who have been bullied to receive a state-funded voucher to attend private school.
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The California governor also asked the Trump administration to work with his administration on a program to incentivize landlords to work with voucher holders to find stable housing.
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Property owners are notoriously skeptical of voucher programs, and those that do opt-in tend to cite the reliability of rent payments as the primary reason for participating.
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Some have had to hire additional staff members to wade through rental assistance voucher programs, said Joe Strasburg, president of the Rent Stabilization Association, which represents city landlords.
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Economists Raj Chetty, Nathaniel Hendren, and Lawrence Katz tracked the long-term outcomes of families who left high-poverty areas in 1994 through the housing choice voucher program.
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Fourth-quarter operating profit came in below forecasts, but the miss was partly due to Novo's acquisition of a priority review voucher for oral semaglutide, Jefferies analysts said.
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The voucher program, which was shepherded through its harried existence for years by departed House Speaker John Boehner, is set to expire at the end of the year.
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If you're waiting at the airport, we can turn that boarding pass into a voucher, so that you can have a free cup of coffee while you're waiting.
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And in South Dakota, voters approved an initiative that would make the Mount Rushmore State the first in the nation to give every registered voter a campaign voucher.
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They all want to either phase out, limit, or end school voucher programs, and are considering ways to boost infrastructure investments — like new tolls or a gas tax.
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Under the voucher system, candidates would have new freedoms to bypass these wealthy donors, going directly to the voters, who would be newly empowered with these democracy credits.
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The front desk receptionist opens the door, and after I check in, he gives me a free water bottle, room key, and a free breakfast voucher for the morning.
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Additionally, travelers flying Delta with emotional support animals will need to sign a voucher before boarding the plane that states their pets can and will behave on the flight.
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I only took this trip because I had a travel voucher for a bad flight last year, and my friend at work was able to get me free upgrades!
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Fitch expects that efforts to move farm subsidies to a new e-voucher system and to increase VAT compliance will lead to smaller fiscal deficits in the coming years.
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And DeVos is a voucher advocate first and foremost, advocating both for vouchers for children and for tax credits to businesses that give money to private school scholarship funds.
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She has also given millions to groups that advocate for school privatization and voucher programs, including the American Federation for Children, a group she chaired from 2009 to 2016.
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Critics note that DeVos has sought to push voucher systems -- funded with taxpayer bucks -- that would funnel students to private schools, undermining and draining the lifeblood from public schools.
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When you shop on an e-commerce website in India, such as Amazon or Flipkart, you can get a voucher on ZestMoney's website to check out on those websites.
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Among the models eligible only for a voucher was the Model 600, even though the company instituted a recall for the guns in 1979 that remained in effect today.
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On the right the assumption is often that private is always better and that, once a voucher scheme has been set up, the work of school reform is done.
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For Moore, it means a housing voucher worth an additional $500 or more per month, according to the lawsuit — enough for her to make the move she has wanted.
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You don't want to sacrifice your son's education to abstract principle, especially given that you're not going to end the voucher program by failing to make use of it.
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In 2344 a study found that 163% of pupils offered a voucher went on to graduate from high school, compared with 216% of similar peers who attended public schools.
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Sponsor Prize: Best Use of United APIs: Round trip ticket voucher, eligible for anywhere United flies, for all members of the winning Hackathon team (up to $2,400 per person).
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On December 7, Jazmine Headley visited a Human Resources Administration center in Brooklyn in the hopes of getting a child care voucher for her 1-year-old son, Damone.
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Italy's largest union, the CGIL, collected some three million signatures last year to force a referendum to abolish voucher payment, which is due to be held on May 228.
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Trump has, for example, formally committed himself to an enormous federal voucher program that, if implemented, would amount to a huge change in the lives of millions of Americans.
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Colombia, Venezuela, Peru, Sierra Leone, Uganda, India, Pakistan and the Philippines now have voucher, charter or other sorts of subsidy schemes, but Chile's is the only national-scale experiment.
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And where schools charge fees or set admissions tests, such partnerships can become vehicles for subsidies to the better-off and encourage stratification, as Chile's original voucher system did.
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He found that in high doses, crack is extremely habit-forming, but in lower doses, subjects in the study would often forgo a hit for, say, a $5 voucher.
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The FDA also gave Ultragenyx a "rare pediatric disease voucher," which can be redeemed at a later date to receive a priority review from the agency for another product.
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Instead of arguing fine points of charter regulation or voucher funding with the new administration, it's the ideal moment for Democrats to stand clearly against new "school choice" policies.
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And 9 out of 503 of those who were bumped got off the plane voluntarily, usually in response to a cash incentive or a voucher good for future travel.
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Instead, she founded organizations that pumped millions of dollars into efforts to promote charter schools, voucher programs and other alternatives to traditional public schools known collectively as school choice.
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Additionally, travelers flying Delta with emotional support animals will need to sign a voucher before boarding the plane that states their pets can and will behave on the flight.
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According to a recent study by Voucher Cloud, an average employee only works about three hours out of the required eight — two hours and 53 minutes to be exact.
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Those who were aboard will also get a voucher for 50% of what they paid for use on a future cruise, the company said in a news release. Sen.
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Those who were aboard will also get a voucher for 50% of the cruise fare they paid for use on a future cruise, the company said in a tweet.
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The language in these fights is hotly contested, whether it's private school voucher advocates adopting the term "opportunity scholarships" or charter school critics suggesting charters aren't really public schools.
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The bill essentially would create a school voucher program by allowing military families to set up education savings accounts using funding from the $1.3 billion federal Impact Aid Program.
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What happens when a military family opts into the voucher program — giving up their child's right to attend public school — and then finds they can't afford the extra cost?
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The 2019 GOP budget proposals would convert Medicare into a voucher program which would make it harder for seniors to choose their own doctors, and eventually end traditional Medicare.
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The OSP is a federally funded school voucher program that allows low-income families in D.C. to use public education dollars to cover private-school tuition for their kids.
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Created by cellular service provider Vodafone in the northern Indian city of Agra, this prepaid voucher replica was 211 ft 2148.5 inches long and 2120 ft 723 inch high.
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If you have the physical voucher of your expired Kohl's Cash, you can still likely use it in stores if it has been expired for fewer than 10 days.
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The United crew should have been able to offer customers more to give up their seats — a first-class upgrade, or maybe a $1,500 voucher for a future flight.
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Another possibility is for one compatible parent to directly donate a kidney to his or her child now while the other parent donates to a stranger for a voucher.
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On the Section 8 page of the HUD online website we are informed that the housing voucher program cannot be relied upon as a definite solution for rental assistance.
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Entrepreneurs would arise to collect voucher dollars, and public support for candidates, parties, and groups should more closely match the support for such groups in society as a whole.
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Voucher advocates, though, also argue that school vouchers give poor families a right that middle-class ones take for granted: the ability to choose the school their children attend.
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And after significant debate, Seattle did include prepaid postage in all of its 83,000 voucher packets, which it believed would lead to more vouchers coming back to the city.
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She worked full-time as an assistant to an optometrist and was moving into her first apartment with the help of a rental assistance voucher worth $1,268 a month.
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I'd wager most people wind up on the site thanks to a suspiciously generous $100 voucher for new customers (I received one inside the box of a Bloomingdale's purchase).
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He has expressed enthusiastic support for school voucher programs, for example, which are ways of pretending to reform education while funneling money from the public purse to religious organizations.
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A consultation document proposed modelling the scheme on the card-based system for free condoms, where users register for a free card or voucher to exchange for the products.
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Studies of older voucher programs in Milwaukee and elsewhere have generally produced mixed results, sometimes finding modest improvements in test scores, but only for some subjects and student groups.
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It's true that voucher programs in Washington and some others elsewhere, which produced no improvements in test scores, increased the likelihood of students' advancement and graduation from high school.
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With new rental assistance voucher programs, the city has moved about 111,000 people out of shelters and has prevented about 22,000 people from entering them in the first place.
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Last month, a federal judge ordered HUD to enforce its own rule enabling housing voucher recipients to use vouchers to rent homes across a broader range of zip codes.
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