In fact, the wait list is going down–I can't remember the wait list going down since I've been working in this field.
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Wait list cases still remaining after the FY2017 cap has been met will stay on the wait list until a new visa allotment becomes available.
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Remember when Everlane's oxfords had a 6,500 person wait list?
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Many of the people on that wait list will die.
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The wait list (or a deferment) is rather like purgatory.
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There's still a wait list for our Perfecting Skin Tint.
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It immediately sold out, with a wait list of hundreds.
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"It's not going anywhere," Bunton said of the wait list.
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"We are on the wait list for everything," she said.
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Can you tell me how long the wait list is?
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Right now, there are 75,421 active candidates on the wait list.
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There are 250 students enrolled, with a wait list of 150.
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In April, the motel was fully booked, with a wait list.
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There are 120,000 people on the national wait list for transplants.
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The wait list for Community Servings is now about 22 people.
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The wait list for them is already hundreds of people long.
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The wait-list for season tickets is now over 30,000 names long.
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Now, there's almost always a wait list to get into Hoffman's sessions.
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With that kind of energy, his classes must have a serious wait list.
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The side beret style has a three-week wait list and ships internationally.
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It has nine more in development and a wait list of 8,343 people.
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General admission tickets are sold out, but you can join the wait list.
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There is a long wait list of eager adopters waiting for the washouts.
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More than 1 million people have joined the wait list since the announcement.
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The studio shut down an online wait-list after it reached 85,000 names.
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"The future of education is open," the landing page for the wait list reads.
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Since then, there's been a wait list growing over the last couple of months.
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Response exceeded the 40 slots available, and the wait list was just as long.
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They were on a wait list for eight months at a local therapy facility.
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We have a six-month wait list now to get an apartment in Midtown.
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A club official responded that his request would be put on a wait list.
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The station has ample parking permits for residents (and a wait list for nonresidents).
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The wait list is so long it takes four years to get a pair.
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By May 2017, there were 13,534 registered people on an organ donation wait list.
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At one point, Chan said, 21,2600 people were on the wait list to order.
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Two months after the League's November 2014 launch, the wait list was 75,000 people long.
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Trust me when I say, you're going to want to get on that wait list.
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And tickets to the Shine sold out within a week, with a lengthy wait list.
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This valuation closely follows its US debut, where it amassed a 100,000-member wait list.
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Erika was officially notified Friday morning she was placed on the liver transplant wait list.
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She's got the bag with the umpteen-person wait list, not yet available in stores.
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Off the wait list and into, yikes, the plebeian wilds of Instagram and the RealReal.
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He works for them and can get me on the wait list when he works.
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The club said he would be put on a wait list to get the dues back.
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The wait list is 16 parties deep, so we settle for the curry place next door.
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On February 403, doctors there approved putting her on the wait list for a liver transplant.
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Joon's next project is to expand business to restaurant management starting with wait list management solution.
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The following day, 600 people had signed up for the wait list on the accompanying site.
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Over Labor Day weekend, it sold out, with 125 campers and a wait-list dozens' deep.
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Gab now hosts 98,000 accounts, with tens of thousands more hopeful members on a wait list.
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His wait list is growing, but two associates — Preston Taylor and Simone Sorbi — are also excellent.
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An unofficial wait list of hundreds of people over the summer ballooned to thousands this fall.
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"The sepsis got better," she said, and she was put back on the lung transplant wait list.
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Currently, it has a 2000-person wait list, making it one of Kitri's most popular styles, ever.
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Consider this: Three years after the secret wait-list scandal, fewer than 10 people have been fired.
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Walker was in desperate need of a kidney and put his name down on every wait list.
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That's because the iconic purse has an extensive wait list that can take years to break through.
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Tesla already has a long wait list for the car, with somewhere around 400,000 vehicles pre-ordered.
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New customers have had to join a wait-list since the tents began shipping in early February.
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Spencer entered the hospital on Friday, and by Monday, the team had put him on the wait list.
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The FlexiPerk product is launching today — as a wait-list for signups to what's still a beta product.
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To wit: The wait list is six months long for appointments with the 33-year-old L.A. native.
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Get on the wait list to be notified when the platform is available for all schools and classrooms!
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The wait list may be linked to another project that Amazon has been quietly promoting called "Amazon Inspire".
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He received tickets from the New England Patriots because he is on the wait-list for season tickets.
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You can check out Bumble right here and check out Chappy (and join the wait list) right here.
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Squeeze your way onto the wait list for this concert featuring Messiaen's haunting masterpiece, played in a crypt.
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"Being told they're on the housing wait list gives them an assurance they shouldn't be feeling," she said.
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Even if she cleared the clinic's wait list, she said, it just seemed too risky to come back.
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Wait times for VA healthcare have grown 50 percent since the secret wait-list scandal broke in 2014.
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While Satya had a green card, immigration authorities rejected Anu's visa application due to a long wait list.
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The Wonder, which is adding interested members to a wait list, caps the space between 200 and 300 families.
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Though the program is still in pilot mode, the retailer has gradually been removing shoppers from the wait list.
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When it comes to the Phoenix VA, where the original wait list scandal broke, the situation has also worsened.
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Joining the wait list won't guarantee you'll be able to purchase the deal, but it's certainly worth a shot.
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Wait-listed for a new kidney For five years, she was on a wait list for a new kidney.
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Overall, 39,509 patients received live-donor kidney transplants within two years of joining the wait list, the study found.
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Hopeful travelers interested in a 2018 rafting trip are currently being added to a wait list (cancellations do occur).
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"I called every parent coordinator at every school to make sure there was no wait list," Ms. Tatochenko said.
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A total of 20143 cases have been refused there so far, and 22014 cases remain on the wait list.
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People who meet the committee's standards are notified that they're in, while rejects are placed on the wait list.
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The show is sold out, but you can call the box office to be added to the wait list.
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Prior to that, the service was free to use if you actually managed to get off the wait list.
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I was very nervous — I think my girlfriend and I waited over a year on the breeder's wait list.
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Right now, there's a wait list to use Modsy's beta but the company is gearing up towards a public launch.
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In fact, Slot says there's a 100-year-long wait list to nab one of those coveted parking spots. Why?
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" By the time Morse had the business fully up and running, "I had over 2,300 people on the wait list.
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For years, I heard the fashion lore about women on the wait list for the scarce supply of Birkin bags.
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Defendants on those cases are moved to a wait list, which currently numbers about five in a parish of 24,000.
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A drop in her caseload has allowed her to begin taking a select number of clients off the wait list.
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"We have over 550 people who have inquired," and joined a wait list ahead of the sales launch, he said.
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The VA's electronic wait list has been reduced by 36 percent over the past two years, according to the agency.
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Last year the number of backlogged veterans was 50 percent higher than at the height of the wait-list scandal.
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To get an appointment with Mike Rubendall, the owner, you'll probably have to add your name to a wait list.
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The free event is at capacity, but you can add your name to the wait list by emailing [email protected].
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The wait-list for the karaoke was so long that I couldn't do the excoriating rendition of "Irreplaceable" I had planned.
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Here's the problem: There's no guarantee that your child will make the leap from the wait list to being successfully admitted.
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At Everlane, there are more than 2450,221 people on a wait list for the tote she carried, according to the company.
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The family contacted a local treatment center for youth funded by the province, but it didn't have an official wait list.
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All remaining performances are sold out, but the wait list opens at the box office two hours before curtain each night.
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No one wants to be put on a wait list; we want to just do the thing we came to do.
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In fact, the hype is so warranted that its high-rise denim style amassed a wait list of over 1,000 people.
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In 25, the city capped its wait list for citywide permits when there were 230,20073 names on it, Mr. Attia said.
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New York capped its wait-list for citywide permits in 22000, when there were 22018,500 names on it, Mr. Attia said.
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But she couldn't get on the year-long wait list for surgery until she went through multiple rounds of hair removal.
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They need to go through apprenticeships, get sponsorship from a captain and then join a long wait list for a license.
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Horizon's Chief Architect Peter Kieltyka tells me the game currently has around 12,000 users, with another 92,000 on the wait list.
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The VA Choice Card, created in response to the wait list scandal, has met with widespread confusion and underutilization by veterans.
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The company said it had a wait list that was over 50,000 to get on the beta version of the plan.
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He was diagnosed with pulmonary fibrosis, a severe scarring of the lungs, and put on the wait list for a transplant.
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He was diagnosed with pulmonary fibrosis, a severe scarring of the lungs, and put on the wait list for a transplant.
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The following month she was put on a wait list for a unit, but "then it was radio silence," she said.
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Tickets to the exhibition have sold out, but you can add your name to the wait list at the foundation's website.
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Known as the Tory, MM.LaFleur's wrap silhouette, earned itself a near 1000-person wait list, becoming a cult classic for the brand.
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But there's nothing that says, "You must have this product," like a 5,000-person wait list before one unit is even sold.
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As their health declined over the years, the siblings underwent dialysis and were added to the donor wait list for new kidneys.
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Judging by the description, Inspire looks like it may be same service that is being offered by way of the wait list.
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It's directing potential customers to jump on a wait list, and will email them a notification when the device is available again.
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Recent Office of Inspector General (OIG) reports show that wait list manipulation is still widespread in places like North Carolina and Virginia.
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At this point the SDK is being used by a limited number of developers, with a wait-list for new sign ups.
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Eventually she quit her job, and soon, even working at tidying full time, the wait list for her services reached six months.
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It also noted the health department pilot project closed its wait list after reaching 100 patients because of a lack of funding.
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Dubbed "BUX Zero," the new offering is available first to users in the Netherlands who previously signed up to the wait-list.
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All performances have sold out, but you can add your name to the wait list on Green-Wood's ticketing web page.green-wood.
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And although the festival's science apprenticeships are already sold out (wait-list registration is on the website), other children's programs are open.
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Pondiscio also meets a boy named Langston who was admitted off the wait list at the last minute — perhaps in King'Anthony's place.
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Those who signed up on the wait list in December, for example, will have to sign up again for the new accounts.
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Allen knows the patients in his care are getting help they desperately need, but the wait list keeps him up at night.
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The current wait list for asylum-seekers in Tijuana is about 1,000 people long, with the wait pegged at four to five weeks.
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A CNN investigation in 2014 uncovered a scandalous wait list at the Phoenix VA hospital and instances of veterans dying while awaiting care.
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He was recovering now, living with a sober companion after being denied admission to a hospital due to a two-month wait list.
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Jeff, like over 120,000 Americans, was on an organ donor wait list — in his case, it was his kidneys that were failing him.
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But this mile-long wait list is making us think we should be paying more attention to the skin south of our necks.
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Around 2,000 migrants from the caravan are on a months-long wait list to present themselves to U.S. border officials and request asylum.
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"Just trying to get them to confirm that you're eligible to be on the wait list for a four-bedroom," he told her.
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These travelers are added to the wait list and will be contacted first for reservations before 2019 dates open to the general public.
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They had to cap the attendees to nine because of ticket limitations and had more than a dozen people on the wait-list.
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The wait list is far longer in other areas of the state, and many are sitting in jail without access to a lawyer.
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With that said, Superhuman has a wait list of 180,000 people, according to The New York Times, which spoke to Vohra in June.
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Last year, 33 of the state's 42 local indigent defense offices cut staff or placed thousands of poor defendants on a wait list.
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It's always quite flattering when people queue up to eat at the restaurant and usually, we run a wait list of around 45 minutes.
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It's only been a few days (the wait list launched on Tuesday), and it's already almost double what AYR bought for these styles. See?
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Odds are, you know Aday because of its leggings — maybe you're even one of the 2,000 people on the wait list for a pair.
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And, the combined wait list for the UK's 11 gender identity clinics is in excess of 5,000 people, says Barrett, citing NHS England figures.
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If the purchase isn't completed within that time frame, then the deal will be made available to the next customer on the wait list.
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So when that kidney failed as well, and she rejoined the New York wait list, her doctors also encouraged her to research options elsewhere.
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Samsung has not yet revealed a launch date for the United States but the company's U.S. website directs users to join a wait list.
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"The most dangerous time is from filing to wait-list approved," Ms. Orloff said of the period when a crime victim could be deported.
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After Kate Walter, a memoirist and essayist, was accepted onto Westbeth's wait list in 1987, she tried to put it out of her mind.
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Both screenings are sold out, but you can add your name to the wait list at the box office an hour before each showing.
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Today, there are more than 95,000 people on the kidney waiting list, and about 3,000 people are added to the wait list each month.
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We launched our subscription product out of wait-list mode in March and it's going to comprise over 20163 percent of company revenue this year.
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She confirmed that Meyers was recovering, living with a sober companion after being denied admission to a hospital due to a two-month wait list.
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It launched publicly in Beta to businesses in Germany in December, although there was initially a wait list, which I'm told is being lifted today.
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"Textbooks cost too much, and everyone knows it," writes Audrey Watters (whose Tweet about the Amazon Education wait list is what first caught my attention).
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Let's not forget how Secretary Bob McDonald repeatedly lied about how many VA employees he fired in the aftermath of the wait list manipulation scandal.
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At the moment, the retailers has a 500+ person-long wait list for the drop, so we're betting the items will sell out almost immediately.
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The secret wait list scandal of 2628 revealed a VA that was more worried about its reputation than the veterans it was charged to support.
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To join an out-of-state wait list, a patient must travel there for what can be a costly evaluation, a deterrent for poorer patients.
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A recent silent meditation retreat at Spirit Rock near San Francisco was completely full, with about 100 attendees — plus 603 people on the wait-list.
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They may be "Z-ed" (yes, a verb) off the wait-list, and are guaranteed admission on the condition that they defer for a year.
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We walk to a sushi spot and it's so packed they've stopped taking people for their wait list so we walk to a different spot.
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Vanderbilt limits the transplants to patients who can't get a heart in time though the conventional wait list, or those whose mechanical pumps are failing.
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Which is why we weren't exactly shocked when Frank Body's Shimmer Scrub amassed a 30,000 person wait list after selling out in just a few weeks.
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Similarly, it introduced an invite-only method (and later a wait list) for those to purchase the Amazon Echo when it was announced back in 2014.
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Both styles will be available at AYR's L.A. pop-up first, as well as online, but you can already sign up for the wait list here.
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Despite an increased VA budget, problems at VA facilities from coast-to-coast have worsened under Secretary McDonald since the wait list scandal broke in 220006.
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Ferguson, 22.7, was accused of accepting $22012,123 for helping a student gain acceptance to the North Carolina university when she was placed on a wait list.
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In addition to adding your name to a wait list or e-mail list, outfitters also recommend picking up the phone and speaking directly with them.
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They sell a low, sensible-but-elegant pump, "The Day Heel," which purportedly sold out, had a wait list of 28,000 people, but is back in stock!
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But I'm not the only one hooked: Just ask the 2,000-person wait list hoping to be the first to get their hands on the new additions.
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Now that AdHawk has taken the beta label off its product, Saunders said the company is on-boarding the more than 7,000 businesses on its wait list.
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However, if you want to attend the event and don't yet have a ticket, we encourage you to join the Wait List for the Meetup right here.
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Beyond winning awards and culminating a wait list like no other, it's the elusive It factor they possess — only truly earned by a word-of-mouth buzz.
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A recession-induced budget crunch there led to a health coverage wait list for families earning between $215,231 to $40,000 a year for a family of three.
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Of the three Ivy League universities to which he applied, he was put on the wait list for the University of Pennsylvania and denied by Yale University.
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Now, just imagine having to travel from out of state only to end up on a wait list that could be so long you miss your window.
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A pre-order page on their website for the newly named 'Sunuva Prince George T-shirt' currently has a wait list of more than 100 eager customers.
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Each year in the US, less than 20% patients on the UNOS wait list will receive a transplant, and 13 people on the list die each day.
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Performances begin at dusk Fridays through Sundays, Brooklyn Navy Yard, Sands Street at Navy Street; reservations are fully booked, but a wait-list is available at creativetime.org.
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We're told that over a million people were on the wait list for the restock, and that almost instantly ... the most popular sizes and styles sold out.
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According to USCIS data, there were 63,762 applications pending in 2015, meaning most applications went on a wait list—and the list continues to grow each year.
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The average time just to be placed on a wait-list was 22014 months in fiscal year 22016, according to data provided by Citizenship and Immigration Services.
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Outfitters say they are experiencing an unprecedented demand for the 22018 and 22018 seasons, including a lengthy wait list for popular departure dates in June and July.
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Shoppers interested in purchasing the company's subscription service, which is called Unlimited and costs $159 a month, are now instructed to sign up for a wait list.
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The Hermès Birkin bag is one of the most exclusive purses on the planet (with the insanely high price tags and years-long wait list to prove it).
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Cuyana's Mini Circle Belt Bag will be restocked for the third time on June 11, and you can join the wait list to be notified once it's back.
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Every daycare had a long wait list, she couldn't afford a full-time nanny, and Halsall had concerns about the quality of care for every option, she said.
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The parents of a baby born in July never expected how quickly their sick child would receive a liver transplant after they put him on the wait list.
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We, along with 3,000 other people, have found what may be the perfect suitcase — which just might explain why it's racked up that long of a wait list.
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As a result, the training was filled to capacity almost immediately, and people sign up for the wait list for the next (as yet unscheduled) training every day.
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Click on to shop it before it's gone (though you can add your name to the wait list if it's out of stock), along with some similar options.
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"Textbooks cost too much, and everyone knows it," writes Audrey Watters (whose Tweet about the Amazon Education wait list was what first caught my attention back in March).
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In 2014, during a nationwide scandal at several Veterans Affairs facilities, a secret patient wait list was discovered at a Veterans Affairs medical center located in Kansas City.
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By the time the app began in the App Store in late 26.3, it had a wait-list of a million people, most under the age of 22014.
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These unusually shaped earrings studded with turquoise were featured on the fall/winter 2500 Céline runway — and generated a monthslong wait list as soon as they hit stores.
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If you had your name put on the wait list, a new phone with the storage capacity and color that you chose should be reserved and ready to order.
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According to Lela Becker, the president and founder of Mother, the jeans sold out in three days and 22018 people signed up on a wait list for a reorder.
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But, get this: In the first hour, the wait list had over 250 entries, and by the end of the first day AYR had over 600 people signed up.
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So why, then, did Too Faced's own Sweet Peach product line sell out almost instantly and amass a wait list of 10,33 people right before Christmas of last year?
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But when she wore them during an October stroll through Redwoods Treewalk Rotorua in New Zealand with Prince Harry, a wait list for the shoes became 15,000 people strong.
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Speaking of those traits, a certain pair just restocked this week that racked up a 429-person wait list, which we're assuming means this style checks all the boxes.
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But getting inside, at least at first, may be difficult — there's a wait list, which has prompted some people to try to sell the passes they obtained for free.
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The club responded he would be put on a wait list to be refunded, according to the report, which stated the Muellers had "no further contact" with the club.
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"Unfortunately, my friend passed away," she said, and so her donation has gone to a person unknown to her, a good match selected from Johns Hopkins' kidney wait list.
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"I think [Issa] lied about health care," said Gina McNamara, an independent voter from Cardiff, who stood in the "wait list" line hoping to get into the town hall.
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There's a 50-person wait list on the page for the collector who made the original Long Furby, but other people are figuring out how to make them themselves.
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Sources tell us Gucci recently purchased a brand new 2018 Ferrari 812 Superfast -- which debuted last year ... and has a strict 3-year wait list for average Joe rich folks.
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She said the department is taking steps to shorten wait times for those being transferred for mental health treatment, including hiring an employee to triage those on the wait list.
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Earlier this month, Amazon Education quietly opened an "Amazon Education Wait List," where educators could sign up to get an alert for when a new, free platform opens for business.
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"I was just sitting there and in the back of my mind I was thinking, 'Yeah, this wait list thing, that's not happening,' " Kim recalled to Bay City, Michigan's WNEM.
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For liver transplants, 20,223 Americans are on the wait list and only 7,000 will receive a new liver in 2018, according to Cameron, who is not connected to Erika's case.
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However, since the 2014 wait list scandal, the VA has increased its use of outside health care by over 50 percent, helping reduce wait times and improve access to care.
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One recent study randomly assigned 10th graders to volunteer weekly with elementary students — to help with homework, cooking, sports, or arts and crafts — or put them on a wait list.
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There are 207,000 currently on the wait list for Nycha, officials said, a reflection of the lack of affordable housing, a homelessness crisis and the low turnover of current residents.
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Campbell and Callinan explained that they needed an influx of capital and help scaling the company; they had over 3,22 U.S. retail stores on a wait list for product, Callinan said.
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The RETA is expected to start shipping in March (and Thinx tampons will be available January 31), but you can sign up for a wait list on Thinx's website right now.
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On a recent check-up it was discovered that the metal plate fitted in her leg had broken and she would require more surgery, putting her back on the wait list.
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Since the Phoenix VA wait list scandal broke nearly three years ago, there remains in many parts of the VA a toxic culture that is driven by a lack of accountability.
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The Department of Veterans Affairs has hardly changed since the wait-list scandal was uncovered in Phoenix – and then at other VA locations across the country – just over two years ago.
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Problem is ... we've learned that not all dealerships have the 4-hour software fix yet, and those that do are backed up with a wait list ... 60 deep in some cases.
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"A lot of illustrators said no, that it was too big, or they had too long of a wait list, or that they had too much going on already," Loechler said.
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The Form jean from AYR, which had a 600-person wait-list before it launched (and had its second supply sell out in less than a week), are back by popular demand.
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The official Westworld website indicates that there is a very long wait list, so we will assume the park is always open, always full and that there are no returns or refunds.
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And a curated talent marketplace is key to Pilot's proposition, with in-house vetting and ongoing assessment of its freelance talent pool (and currently a wait list to get onto its books).
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Initially a passion project he did while studying economics and jazz piano, the dinner, which he hosted four times a week during his senior year, amassed a wait list of 4,000 people.
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Also, while Wealthfront recently raised its interest rate to 2.57%, this is still lower than the 2.69% Betterment users could get if they join the wait list for the its checking account.
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The official Westworld website indicates that there is a very long wait list, so we will assume the park is always open, always full, and that there are no returns or refunds.
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The pilot study of 22 inmates instructed half the group to practice Transcendental Meditation for 20 minutes twice a day, while other prisoners—the control group—were placed on a 'wait list.
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In the video Op-Ed above, people on the organ wait list argue that it's time for the government to step in, provide oversight and require transparency in the organ recovery system.
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To get his one-on-one training, it costs $1 million and there is a five-year wait list, he recently revealed while speaking at a three-day training event in Florida.
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In 2017, the agency said, more than 6,500 candidates died while on the wait list, or within 30 days of leaving the list for personal or medical reasons without receiving a transplant.
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"You'd have to engage the school on whether there would be a financial aid package for someone who gets in from the wait list," said Joe DePaulo, CEO of College Avenue Student Loans.
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Government leaders could, for example, institute requirements that Medicaid recipients have jobs, end federal rules that states pay for programs to help pregnant mothers quit smoking, or create a wait list for insurance.
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Its star product, the Watermelon Glow Sleeping Mask, sold out eight times with the French cosmetics giant Sephora last year and had a wait list of over 20,000 on the Glow Recipe website.
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The most basic plan includes features like booking capabilities and reports while the complete plan features all of that plus a custom app, support for multiple locations, loyalty rewards and a wait list.
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"Presuming 10,000 people come off that list per year, it's a six-year wait for anyone who gets added now—and that's assuming the wait list doesn't grow, which is unrealistic," Klinke said.
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Response was so enthusiastic that one client in Monaco reportedly paid 25,000 euros ($30,130 today) to secure a higher place on the watch's wait list, said Chadi Nouri Gruber, the company's product director.
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Mr. Markle reports a wait list of 650 people for 2019 Grand Canyon rafting trips and recommends travelers get in touch 18 months in advance if they want to secure a specific date.
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As of April, 33 out of 42 of its public defender offices are either refusing cases or maintaining a wait list in order to manage budget shortfalls, staff cuts, and impossibly high caseloads.
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The first group attended weekly climbing sessions for eight weeks, while the second group was put on a wait list for two months before beginning their own eight-week set of climbing sessions.
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The course takers reported significantly larger gains in self-compassion, mindfulness and well-being compared to the wait-list group, and the benefits were lasting, still there one year after the class ended.
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Once a customer reached the top of the wait list, they would tell Chan what shoe they wanted to buy, the size they wanted, and make payment via bitcoin or money transfer app.
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"Throughout the past few months, the Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Services has recognized and taken a number of steps to reduce the forensic wait list," she said in an email to CNN.
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This year, a magical unicorn of a highlighter popped up on Etsy and beauty lovers went wild for it — but good luck getting your hands on it now, because there's a crazy wait-list.
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That three to sometimes eight-year wait list and the fact that it's already trading at more than double its retail value on the secondary market are both clear signs of demand outstripping supply.
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The brand, which is a branch of beauty company Deciem, brought us retinol and hyaluronic acid for less than $10 and a foundation in every shade imaginable (it had a 25,0000 person wait list).
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In some cases, the district told students or their guardians that there was no room for them in the schools and put them on a "wait list," which eventually had 60 students on it.
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As of today, the latest skin woe that the San Francisco-based brand is saying "peace out" to is tired, stressed skin — and yep, it's already racked up a wait list of eager fans.
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Tickets were also made available to the general public, some of whom told BuzzFeed News they got off a wait list at the last minute to purchase tickets and dropped everything to be there.
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These denials fly in the face of everything uncovered in the massive wait-list scandal at the VA nearly two years ago, and the tens of thousands of veterans still waiting months for care.
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Most of the children are from families that are stuck in limbo in Tijuana for weeks or months as they inch higher on a long wait list to apply for asylum in the United States.
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Read these stories next:19 Body Exfoliators That'll Keep Your Skin Glowing Everything You Need To Keep Your Legs Happy In The Sun This Summer This Glitter Body Scrub Has A 50,000-Person Wait List
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There aren't any guarantees with the list, however, as Dr. Taber told Time that the wait list for a kidney, which currently holds more than 100,000 Americans, is between three to six years in Indiana.
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Not so luckily, there's a catch: The piece has already racked up a long wait list with over 1,500 names (500 of which signed up within a mere 48 hours after Bryant attended the show).
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Once private-school admissions and other alternative placements are completed, this public school's wait list will most likely clear, and my child and the rest of the wait-listed zoned students will receive a seat.
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Decreased CapacityIn New Orleans, the defendant wait list has been slowly increasing since January, when Chief Public Defender Derwyn Bunton announced that his office could not take on new complex felony cases without additional resources.
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Stars have an easier time moving up the wait list than the average person (as you can see from Kris Jenner's Birkin closet), and Kim Kardashian has become one of the biggest collectors of the style.
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So when we heard that one of AYR's styles racked up a 600-person wait list within hours of being available for preorder, our ears perked up and demanded to know what was so damn great.
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Fund-raising is now one of the organization's biggest focuses, according to Mr. Kwoka, who is eager to find a way to welcome all the students currently on the wait-list and to provide more scholarships.
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Ninety-nine people bought tickets on Monday morning for that trip, said Greberli Rojas, a passenger who displayed a handwritten wait-list she was keeping to avoid disputes between passengers trying to fit on the bus.
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Since they're easy to get your hands on (one click of "buy" and you're good to go), we guarantee these vintage-inspired treasures won't be in stock long (two of the styles are already on wait list!).
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Investing is getting an official launch today (having been announced in wait-list form a few months ago), and Trokoudes tells me energy switching, in partnership with green energy company Octopus, has been live for a while.
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The nurse, who works at a northern California Kaiser facility, anonymously penned an open letter after she claimed the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) put her on a wait list for a coronavirus testing kit.
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In 2012, the Journal of Clinical Psychology published the results of small clinical trial (27 people) in which half the participants took part in the self-compassion course while the control group remained on a wait-list.
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So, when I came across a rash of articles proclaiming this American Giant sweatshirt the "Greatest Hoodie Ever Made" and "America's Best Hoodie," and one worth getting onto a wait list for, I came with one eyebrow cocked.
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Wen says the company has thousands of truckers who have signed up for the service — most of whom are now on a wait list as the company builds up supply before opening the floodgates on the demand side.
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Here in New Orleans, where I live, the wait list is opened about every seven years or so, and when it is, tens of thousands apply despite fewer than 1,000 people becoming new recipients of vouchers each year.
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For years these difference have pushed some to relocate to less dense areas, where they can secure a higher spot on a wait list and hope to receive an organ while they are still in reasonably good health.
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"Because people living with HIV are disproportionately impacted by the length of the donor wait list, if you are living with HIV, you are nearly twice as likely to pass away while waiting for a kidney," she said.
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Dagne Dover, the super-organized handbag brand that's made a name for itself among type As, has just launched a chic leather collection, which racked up a wait list of close to 2,000 people leading up to its debut.
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For example, the company said it would enable pre-ordering the Pixel 2 phones even when they're out of stock, which is better than the previous option of joining a wait list and waiting for email notifications on availability.
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When the Phoenix VA wait-list scandal broke in 2014, veterans and whistleblowers received an opportunity to be heard by the public and partake in deliberations and conversations on the future of what the VA-system should look like.
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Registration is currently full, but there is a wait list; to be placed on it, e-mail [email protected] When: Friday, March 31, 6–9pm Where: El Museo del Barrio (1230 Fifth Avenue, East Harlem, Manhattan) More info here.
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From the success of those trips with more than 20,000 people on a wait list for what was then only $45 trips, Cabin became a full-fledged hospitality transportation company with more than $3 million in seed funding announced last month.
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Not the most radical words, per se, but they begin to explain how this completely digital company has built an online following so rabid that, for a period of time last year, its eyebrow product had a 10,000-person wait list.
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Prosecutors allege Ferguson agreed to designate the daughter of one of Singer's clients -- who had previously applied and been placed on the wait list at Wake Forest -- as a recruit for the women's volleyball team, facilitating her admission to the university.
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"My mom asked me to put her on Dr. Woo's wait list," she said, noting that the tattooist typically has a five-year waiting list and she herself had to wait a year-and-a-half to get the appointment.
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One of them ended up getting sentenced to treatment after a felony change and found a center that would take them on a scholarship [for rehab]... the other got on an eight week wait list at a county funded facility.
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"The toxic culture at the VA, which has resulted in wait list scandals, retaliation against whistleblowers and now the defrauding of taxpayers, can only be fixed when government bureaucrats know they will be held accountable for their actions," he added.
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Most importantly, the bill would stabilize the Veterans Choice Program (VCP), a program created following the 2014 VA wait list scandal that erupted after VA facilities across the country were found to have been covering up unacceptably long wait times.
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Sanders has been criticized for his lack of action during the two years he chaired the committee, all but ignoring the government's own investigations pointing out quality of care and wait list issues at VA medical centers across the country.
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The diminished headcount means more cases that present a conflict of interest for the remaining staff, and there are about 5,2150 on a wait list for a lawyer across those three parishes, including as many as 21 currently in jail.
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We are all patients-in-waiting, bound together on a wait list of inheritance hidden deep in the elegant whirls of that double helix in every one of our cells — silently paused in its inscrutable determination to shape our lives.
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Or, if a customer is repeatedly showing up on a wait list and not able to get in, Resy can identify the pattern and alert the restaurant, so it can make him a reservation and, most likely, create a regular.
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In 2016, the athleisure startup received so much praise for its All Day Everyday Pant, a pair of sweatpants nice enough to wear to the office, that it sold out and ended up with a 1200-person wait list for them.
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The law successfully delivered about $5 million in additional cash to indigent defense offices around the state, including a $1.5 million boost for New Orleans, which has since ended its hiring freeze and reduced its wait list to essentially zero.
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Reality Check: Bush on number of VA officials fired from wait list scandal By Gisela Crespo, CNN Bush stated "only three people were fired" in relation to U.S. veterans dying because of delays in diagnosis and treatment at Veterans Affairs hospitals in 2014.
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There are few fashion triumphs greater than tackling three of-the-moment styles at once, which might explain why this top sold out in a flash online and already has a lengthy wait list of shoppers anxious for its much-anticipated return.
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I'm going to be 100-percent transparent with you and tell you that the wait list is as big as the amount of people who we sold tickets to, so yes, we have just started the conversation of how we can extend this.
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That's when Ms. Bowser said the District of Columbia inspector general's office informed her that it was investigating whether Mr. Wilson violated district policy when his daughter recently bypassed about 700 students on a wait-list to enroll at Woodrow Wilson High School.
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In exchange, prosecutors allege Ferguson agreed to designate the daughter of one of Singer's client -- who had previously applied to and been placed on the wait list at Wake Forest -- as a recruit for the women's volleyball team to help her get admitted.
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A luxury ride share company that started just for the shutdown, The New L, said it would keep its wait list open, just in case the new plans didn't work, and there was still a need for the $155-a-month service.
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He's hasn't used since July 1, and now he and his mother plan to open their own private drug treatment center this January, and leave at least two beds free for people who can't afford it and are stuck on a government wait list.
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Admission into the school is gained through a lottery or a wait list, and according to The Hollywood Reporter, Williams had been working with the school to create the internship program that would help students gain access to opportunities they may not get otherwise.
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"We found that both MBSR and CBT improve chronic pain symptoms in terms of physical functioning, pain intensity and depression symptoms, compared with usual care or wait-list (no care)," said study co-author Wei Cheng of the Ottawa Hospital Research Institute in Canada.
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But if you've waited an hour just to score a table—in lieu of a maître d', there is a QR code to register yourself on the wait list, so don't forget your phone or you won't get in—you might as well go bold.
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This fall, she went on her fifth tour for the novel, with appearances in Georgia, Oklahoma, Kansas, Alabama, Florida and New York, where a talk at the New York Botanical Garden reached capacity, with an additional 100 people signing up for the wait list.
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If you were one of the folks who put in an application for the all-new GT, here's how the additional years of production will affect the order process, according to Ford: Year three of production will support applicants who were placed on the wait list.
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WATCH THIS: How to Make the Perfect Fried Chicken Sandwich from the Institute of Culinary Education Saved by the Max is open through August, though the prix fixe dinner reservations are sold out (and the wait list is as long as the reservations list, Berry says).
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Here in the state with the country's highest incarceration rate, hundreds of those without counsel are sitting in prison, including more than 60 people in New Orleans whose cases have either been put on a wait list or refused altogether by the local public defender's office.
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The Los Angeles-based tattoo artist Dr. Woo, who collaborated with Converse, with Mr. Halvorson and with the store on special items for the pop-up event, also is taking appointments for tattoos — wait-list only — through Le Bon Marché's customer relations department until Oct. 2.
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"We want one-on-one therapy, and we also don't want to be put on a wait-list," said Mr. Tobolsky, a sophomore from Cherry Hill, N.J. If you are having thoughts of suicide, call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-1-8255 (TALK).
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Our favorite celebrities are carrying its totes and wearing its shoes — see: Meghan Markle and Millie Bobby Brown as proof — and each time it launches a new category, its most devoted customers can't help but get in on the action (its oxford shoes had a 6,500 person wait list).
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Some personal news: After months of languishing on a wait list, I have finally been able to join an elite bean-delivery club — elite not because membership is carefully controlled or restricted, but because, as I understand it, there are only so many spots, and pounds of beans.
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Having just launched on February 6, these shoes had a wait list of 480 people — which explains why some sizing in the tan colorway are already selling out; the mules also come in black and olive, but the latter is limited-edition with just 150 pairs up for grabs.
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If you're a fan of the ethical fashion brand Everlane, then it comes as no surprise that their newest style work pant is not only sold out until June 10th, 2018, but even had a 12,000 person wait list before they were even available for purchase on January 1453th.
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Users who sign up for the wait list for the US-based digital wealth manager's checking account — expected to launch in partnership with nbkc Bank later this year — can open a savings account with a 2.69% interest rate; otherwise it will come with a 2.43% interest rate, perCNBC.
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The real reason — as in, the reason why people would even want to be on a wait list for a foundation in the first place — is because The Ordinary, the Canadian-based brand behind the foundation, has a following that's as close to cult-like as you can get.
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Dan Caldwell is the executive director of the nonprofit advocacy group Concerned Veterans for America, and says the rise in contracted workers may stem from the rush to remedy the wait list scandal of 20183, in which veterans died before they could get care because staffing was so thin.
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Of course, you can find them at your usual fast fashion haunts, but if you really want one you won't get sick of (or that won't be falling apart after a few wears), you might want to check out the one that's racked up a wait list of over 300 people.
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In April, a judge in New Orleans ordered the release of seven men on the public defender wait list who were held without access to an attorney for crimes that included rape, armed robbery, and murder, saying that lack of funding for their defense violated their right to due process.
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Today its Cash Management feature it announced in October is rolling out to its first users on the 800,000-person wait list, offering them 1.8% APY interest on cash in their Robinhood balance plus a Mastercard debit card for spending money or pulling it out of a wide network of ATMs.
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The Barry Cardigan by French-girl-approved brand Sézane has racked up a wait list of 30,000 customers and counting — yes, you read that correctly — and with the impending restock, there are a few things you should know if you, too, are going to try and get your hands on this bad boy.
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And so, even if you wanted to get your hands on the ones begging to be Kirakira-ed but couldn't (there was a wait list before they were even available for purchase), there's plenty of other pairs — from both Saint Laurent and beyond — to help you get in on the slouchy style.
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Costigan doesn't want her son to go back to the Wanaque facility, but she's been told that the other centers in the state that accept Medicaid and are equipped to take care of a ventilator-dependent child like her son may have up to a one-year wait list, according to da Costa.
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"If somebody is working for you and wants to continue to serve government, but says 'I don't have day care so I can't stay here, the wait list is too long, the quality is not there,' then you are disadvantaging who can actually serve and work in government at the same time," he told NPR.
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And because everyone loves a good deal – and also partially because everyone is craving a vacation after three days back at work – there are more than 100,000 people currently on the virtual wait list to get into the sale and start shopping, some of whom got up before dawn to try to get a head start.
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On Friday, as part of Platform, an annual ideas festival, this year's curator, Okwui Okpokwasili, again presents "Sitting on a Man's Head," a four-hour ritual/performance of communal accountability, with Peter Born and participants from a rotating group of artists (the show is sold out; visit Danspace's website for instructions on how to get on the wait list).
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Just look to direct-to-consumer brand The Ordinary and its highly-anticipated foundation launch, which garnered a wait list 22014,26 people deep in April of this year, or the frenzy caused by the Too Faced Sweet Peach collection, which launched right before the holidays last year and found many fans (unsuccessfully) clamoring to get a piece of the pie.
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Like the silent townspeople in Hans Christian Andersen's "The Emperor's New Clothes," many health-care professionals who have worked within the Veterans Health Administration likely have realized an unsettling truth but have been unwilling to speak out: that the wait list scandal of 2014 and every disturbing report of VA failings since are not aberrations in an otherwise sound institution.
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The company has collected (refundable) $10,000 payments for a wait list, but its website now carries a note in "Response to recent press," suggesting that the company would only carry the procedure out after further research: We believe that clinical human brain preservation has immense potential to benefit humanity, but only if it is developed in the light, with input from medical and neuroscience experts.
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Sometimes, we get an order from the judge that says "release to TASC only," which means they can't get out until we find a facility that will take them—and if you can't find a facility, one week goes by, two weeks go by, so the wait list is going to be long, and then that means they are going to stay in jail longer, which is unfair to the client.
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Tickets are limited, but additional seats often become available for shows that appear to be sold out online; families can be placed on a wait list by calling the box office.) LAUREL GRAEBER 'America to Zanzibar: Muslim Cultures Near and Far' (continuing) You have to look hard for positive representations of the Muslim world in popular culture, and even harder for a way to make it accessible to the youngest Americans.
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Although Congress worked to give the VA resources to hold failing or unethical employees accountable, it took over 700 days to fire senior employees directly involved with the wait list scandal at the Phoenix VA. When veterans' groups like mine and members of Congress sought to empower veterans with more options as to where they receive health care, the administration stood firm against the idea except in limited circumstances.
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