The Post cites selectively-trimmed waiting list data from Illinois and a report from a leftist "think tank," saying the state's waiting list has "actually decreased" since 2013.
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The waiting list In 2014, there were some 121,000 people in the United States on the waiting list for an organ transplant, according to the U.S. Department of Health.
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That's not to say the needs are the same across the GCC, however, with 22018,2120 "units" on the waiting list in Bahrain, compared to, for example, 2000,2318 on the waiting list in Kuwait.
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There's a waiting list because everyone wants to be involved.
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That strategy is reflected in the restaurant's lengthy waiting list.
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Approved applicants over that limit go on a waiting list.
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"There is a waiting list for his pumpkins!" said Katzenmeyer.
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He has been on the waiting list for three years.
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Meanwhile, the waiting list of museums has risen to 18.
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He has about 40 more people on a waiting list.
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The school has a waiting list of more than 200.
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There's a reason the SX Prestige has a waiting list.
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There's also a waiting list of more than 40 families.
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They have an additional 30 clients on a waiting list.
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We had a waiting list of something like 35 campaigns.
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She says she's already got a waiting list of potential adoptees.
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Having a waiting list will make people think twice about selling.
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He is currently on the waiting list for a liver transplant.
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Around 11,000 people die every year on the transplant waiting list.
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The performance is sold out, but a waiting list is available.
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Well, there appears to be a waiting list at the moment.
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There are 24 of them, with a waiting list to join.
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The next week, it had a waiting list of over 800.
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As of March, there were 270,000 people on the waiting list.
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There's even a waiting list for die-hard Skinny P fans.
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He is now on the waiting list for a liver transplant.
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At Alexander's community alone, 300 people are on a waiting list.
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Travelers can join the waiting list for a tour in 2018.
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Already, the company has a waiting list for some furniture pieces.
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Some volunteers, disappointed at the long waiting list, take a shortcut.
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And he was on the waiting list to become a cop.
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There is a long waiting list for parking at these stations.
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The event is sold out, but there is a waiting list.
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The waiting list had to be told not to show up.
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The waiting list to see the psychiatrist was eight months long.
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At their neighborhood school, the waiting list was 2300 children long.
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Now it has a waiting list of more than 8,000 names.
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There's already a waiting list for the next batch of CDs.
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Camden council currently has 20156,232 families on its housing waiting list.
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The popular event has a waiting list and information is HERE.
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"There were people literally dying on the waiting list," he said.
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Currently, they have a waiting list of 14 people two months out.
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Baba says she's still only on the waiting list for mental healthcare.
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"The waiting list for Minha Casa, Minha Vida is huge," said Gomes.
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The home now has a waiting list, which it previously did not.
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The battered notebook where the waiting list of asylum-seekers is kept.
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Sign up for the waiting list and stay updated with ClassPass Live.
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These days, the program has some 200 members and a waiting list.
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Los Angeles recently reopened its waiting list after a 13-year hiatus.
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More than 1.5m Saudis are on a waiting list for subsidised housing.
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You can still join the waiting list on the eatery's website, however.
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Once off marijuana, patients can be put back on the waiting list.
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Also on the waiting list are Ethiopians, Eritreans, Mauritanians, Sudanese and Congolese.
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They put her on a waiting list for being rescued, she said.
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In addition, the sickest individuals should be moved up the waiting list.
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They serve no purpose other than creating an absurdly long waiting list.
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The waiting list is 400 people long said camp official Marco Rotunno.
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He had been on a waiting list for more than a year.
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More than 10,000 people are on a waiting list for public housing.
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Cash says there's currently a waiting list to get into the program.
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There's a waiting list to get an apartment in a Colonies building.
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Mr. Feilding-Mellen's twins are on the waiting list for the school.
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Mr. Feilding-Mellen's children are on the Chepstow House waiting list, too.
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ViaGen currently has a one-year waiting list, a spokesperson told KGTV.
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Many more refugees are on a "waiting list" for other occupied buildings.
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Bethpage Black is the Carnegie Hall of playing off the waiting list.
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Some 30,000 Gazans are on a waiting list to cross at Rafah.
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Join the waiting list for my upcoming digital guide, "Your Year Off."
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She is now 79th on a waiting list for the security course.
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A third group was just put on a waiting list for treatment.
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There's no waiting list for treatment, but patients do have to wait.
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Patients with HIV die "faster" on the waiting list "Organ transplantation is actually even more important for patients with HIV, since they die on the waiting list even faster than their HIV-negative counterparts," Segev said in a statement.
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Survivors currently on a waiting list for transitional housing could also be affected.
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They're admitting 100-200 a day, but there is a long waiting list.
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Meghan's Gabriela Hearst bag now has a waiting list miles long, imagine that.
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"Six people are on the waiting list for the Roadster here," he says.
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Jump on the waiting list and let us know in the comments below.
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We require Facebook, then LinkedIn, then we put everyone into a waiting list.
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Tickets are sold out but you can go on the waiting list here.
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Rents start at R3,200 ($223) a month, and there is a waiting list.
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His program was so popular that the waiting list had exceeded four years.
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More than 120,000 people in the United States are on a waiting list.
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Osher at Johns Hopkins has 1,200 members, and 2003 on the waiting list.
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However, his failing health pushed him to the bottom of the waiting list.
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That's why each city has a waiting list that is already open today.
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But its waiting list goes all the way to September, so good luck.
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"We've got to the point where we have a waiting list," he said.
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Those not chosen in a lottery have been placed on a waiting list.
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So she is back on the waiting list—along with 95,23 other Americans.
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Get started now — Today reports Designer Daddy's waiting list is two years long.
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The current waiting list to get a family doctor has over 10,000 people.
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That led to the creation of the company's first waiting list, Cavalier said.
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Despite conversions starting at $395,000, the company has a two-year waiting list.
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The current waiting list for a kidney transplant is three to five years.
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Personally, I'm still waiting for Superhuman to take me off its waiting list.
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The private Northport Yacht Club, on Bluff Point Road, has a waiting list.
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His boots start at $2,900, and there&aposs a four-year waiting list.
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Boeing rival Airbus has an even longer waiting list for its Airbus A22019.
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But he only manufactures 80 pieces per year and has a waiting list.
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As of 2012, there was a 14-year waiting list for membership applicants.
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Contrary to McCarthy's statement, Medicaid expansion hasn't made the waiting list problem worse.
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"Our waiting list got to be so long, it wasn't fair to put anyone else on a waiting list," said Sara Van Hofwegen, a lawyer who represents unaccompanied children for Public Counsel, a public-interest law firm in Los Angeles.
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As of October, 47,198 children were on the waiting list for day care nationwide.
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That patient had been on the organ donation waiting list for years, doctors said.
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More and more military personnel are leaving becoming veterans, and the waiting list grows.
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Bartyik says Wolfram's failing health put him to the bottom of the waiting list.
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This beta will give access to the first 10,000 people on its waiting list.
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Many are on a waiting list of one month for treatment at the ICRC.
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Within a month, she would be put on the waiting list for a kidney.
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Gather hasn't launched yet, but you can sign up for its waiting list here.
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But the waiting list at the nearby port of entry grows longer every day.
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PNC is currently testing the account with staff and has opened a waiting list.
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Over the weekend, the number ballooned to 250, with a 50-person waiting list.
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It is the period to even appear on the waiting list that has ballooned.
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The app was rumored to have a waiting list of more than 100,000 people.
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Mr. May said there were 100 residents and a waiting list of nearly 70.
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A subsequent lawsuit forced the creation of a single waiting list for all applicants.
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But the demand exceeds the supply, with 45 families stuck on a waiting list.
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Maybe you are one of the more than 230,2200 people on the waiting list?
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"Our online course is always full and has a long waiting list," she said.
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Then he was presented with the growing number of students on the waiting list.
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In March 2963, Katie was placed on the waiting list for a face transplant.
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There are 20,000 people on a waiting list for an Everlane tote she carried.
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I'm tempted to join the Model 3 waiting list, which numbers over 400,000 customers.
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"Some of the really cool ones right now have a waiting list," she said.
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It's different playing off the waiting list as an adult than as a kid.
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The lone doctor licensed to prescribe one addiction-treating drug has a waiting list.
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That people just can't live without and will be on a waiting list for.
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In Canada, organs are allocated based on length of time on the waiting list.
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"Pretty soon I had a waiting list of 3,000 gang members," Father Boyle said.
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Mr. Foster spent eight years on a Medicaid waiting list to get the coverage.
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At the start of this semester, its waiting list was down to 30 students.
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Potential customers who are still interested in ordering a first edition ID.3 can sign up to a waiting list, he added, noting that there would likely be movement on the waiting list right up to the deadline when pre-orders become binding.
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He has applied for subsidized housing at his building, but there is a waiting list.
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Because of demand outpacing supply for now, the company is currently operating a waiting list.
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As a result, "thousands and thousands of people" are on the kidney transplant waiting list.
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"I DMed [the seller] and I was number 20183 on her waiting list," she says.
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Even better, as far as I know, there's no waiting list to get one.[YouTube]
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There's now a huge waiting list of people waiting for the next batch of instances.
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But sign up fast, as there are already over 40,000 people on the waiting list.
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Farba has already gotten a handful of jobs, and there's more on the waiting list.
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Assume that there's a waiting list of people who want to be in your position.
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A waiting list will be available at the box office one hour before each show.
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There is one patient on the waiting list for a uterine transplant, according to UNOS.
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Shortly after, he had a heart attack and was placed on a transplant waiting list.
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Klisovic recommended that Hester be placed on the waiting list for a bone marrow transplant.
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His ashes have been on the waiting list for a public columbarium for one year.
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There's a makeshift daycare, a small library, and even a waiting list to get in.
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There is already one in an adjoining area, but it has a substantial waiting list.
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That was the seed that grew our community and waiting list to over 60,000 people.
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More than 166,000 users have signed up on a waiting list to get the app.
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Apparently, the hate is gone: "There is actually a long waiting list now," she says.
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Skylar Overman is one of nearly 3,000 individuals languishing on a waiting list in Arkansas.
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There are nearly 85033,000 Arkansans who, like her, are stuck languishing on the waiting list.
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Developers now have to sign-up to a waiting list to try and get tickets.
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Like about 20 percent of people on the transplant waiting list in New York, Angie
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Customers go through a waiting list before being able to set up a current account.
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Garry Godfrey had been on Maine's waiting list for a kidney for almost ten years.
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Ghamdi has been on the waiting list since 2011 and relief is nowhere in sight.
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At that point, however, the organization already had thousands of defendants on its waiting list.
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Most patients seeking a transplant join the long waiting list for kidneys from deceased donors.
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Once you're let into the brewpub, you enter a second waiting list for a table.
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Plus, Koenigsegg will only build 300 Gemeras, so there may be a long waiting list.
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And, by the way, it's almost sold out, and our waiting list is, like, crazy.
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Hang on, I haven't not got in—it just says I'm on a waiting list.
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A local real estate agent reported a waiting list for commercial properties on Main Street.
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Yet, like almost all those on the asylum waiting list, she is banned from working.
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Specifically, more than 60,000 Ohioans who are currently languishing on the state's Medicaid waiting list.
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At one time, the company was reported to have a waiting list of 300 applicants.
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Sophia, now 2319 months old, is on a waiting list for an abdominal feeding tube.
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At the Bellevue/NYU Program for Survivors of Torture, there's a four-month waiting list.
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After eight years, 76.5 percent of those who received an incompatible kidney were still alive, compared with 62.9 percent who remained on the waiting list or received a deceased donor kidney and 43.9 percent who remained on the waiting list but never got a transplant.
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"We had over a thousand kids on the waiting list on the first day," she says.
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Her son Roland died 12 years ago, aged 23, while on a methadone program waiting list.
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There's a waiting list for a P.O. Box, and most boxes are shared among several people.
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However, this year there are not enough options off-campus for those on a waiting list.
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Roughly 231,0003 people are on a waiting list for a donor kidney, liver, or other organ.
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Last year England had a waiting list of 1.15m households for about 300,000 social-housing units.
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If they decide the community is not for them, the $1,000 waiting list fee is refundable.
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Either way one thing is certain: the waiting list for the SF90 Stradale will be long.
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After six months on the waiting list, their search area is expanded, but only a little.
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It's worked so well that there's now a waiting list to participate in Café em Agrofloresta.
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The official waiting list is too long, so Antonio finds a vendor on the black market.
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In 2012, UCLA incorrectly told 894 applicants on a waiting list that they had been admitted.
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I recently enrolled for more CBT, but I've been put on a six-month waiting list.
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The site had 820 active users, and 300 companies on a waiting list to be included.
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To sign up for a bear, the waiting list opens the last day of each month.
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Founded three years ago, it has about 35 women aged over 50 on its waiting list.
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Livestock Wealth is currently out of stock and says it has a waiting list of investors.
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Asteroid is taking sign-ups to join the waiting list for the product on their site.
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Doctors decided to add Mr. Hamon to the national transplant waiting list for a new face.
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But Skylar has spent nearly her entire life on a Medicaid waiting list for needed services.
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The team has 25 players on the roster, with a waiting list three times as long.
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Although Makye Ame opened in 1997, it still draws impressively long lines and a waiting list.
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There are nearly 600 households (out of 7,000) on the waiting list for social rented housing.
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The New York Public Library alone has a waiting list of more than a thousand people.
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"There's a long waiting list for all of the key malls in the country," Kosutic continues.
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Indeed, the waiting list is long, with no new installation appointments available now until February 2017.
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After that screening they gave me the green light and put me on a waiting list.
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So far, 180 people have signed up for a waiting list to potentially earn a show.
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There are nearly 100,000 Americans on the waiting list to receive a kidney transplant, Trump said.
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Thousands of people were on a waiting list for homes they could afford to open up.
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More than 0003,000 people in the United States are on a donor waiting list, Zients said.
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I've also noticed there's a really long waiting list for trans people to see their doctor.
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Something is causing women to die on that waiting list, and nobody knows what it is.
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The waiting list for her clinic has risen from up to 18 weeks to nine months.
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Two dozen running guide dogs have graduated so far, with a long waiting list for more.
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But by then, the island's secret was out, which meant there was a long waiting list.
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In October 2016, the bag had a waiting list 1,800 people long, according to Cult Gaia.
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The waiting list is actually 180,000 people long, he said, and some people are getting desperate.
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The program has become so popular that English speakers are now put on a waiting list.
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Robinhood has ambitions to expand internationally, having launched a waiting list for U.K. customers last year.
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There is currently a waiting list for commuter parking permits; daily parking is available for $5.
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Regina had recently moved into a public housing unit after spending years on the waiting list.
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The programs are so popular that tens of thousands of students remain on a waiting list.
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I didn't get in until the last, and even then it was through a waiting list.
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How can that be, when I have guests on the waiting list from over eighty countries?
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It had a waiting list for parking, and they were sick of hunting for street parking.
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There were 875 people on the waiting list for long-term shelter beds as of Aug.
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Harry joined the study that same year and was admitted to its kidney transplant waiting list.
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There&aposs also a waiting list of several months for the classes on offer in major cities.
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About 850,000 people signed up to its waiting list for the new products, according to the letter.
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Those already on the beta waiting list will begin being invited into the app as of today.
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But the waiting list at the public hospital was more than a month, too long to survive.
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There are so many students wanting to participate that the club had to start a waiting list.
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By the time the new victims arrive they typically need dialysis, but the waiting list is long.
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The Post also tried to fact check the claim that ObamaCare's Medicaid expansion increased waiting list enrollment.
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You can join the waiting list now and customers will start getting the new metal card tomorrow.
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Fortunately for Elon Musk, there are some 400,000 people on the waiting list — including his own mother.
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More importantly, though, Facebook says it has 60,000 businesses that have signed up for its waiting list.
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The next step for me was to go on the waiting list for Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT).
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If you just did that 11 times over, we would completely wipe out ... the kidney waiting list.
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She's spent nearly her entire life on a waiting list to get the specialized care she needs.
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The White House on Monday announced a range of steps aimed at reducing the organ waiting list.
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And with a waiting list for oven space, forget defrosting pigs in blankets or warming homemade gougères.
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In the European Union in 2013 more than 4,000 patients died while on a kidney waiting list.
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It is not uncommon for someone to be on a Section 8 waiting list for several years.
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There are currently 300 companies on the waiting list for Aella with $33 million in combined income.
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More than 11,000 people are already on the waiting list for its final run in the fall.
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Until now, WT:Social has had a waiting list for new users due to its servers&apos capacities.
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But Lucy still hasn't been placed on the waiting list and, as a result, has no protections.
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The 800 slots were filled in less than a day, and the waiting list continues to grow.
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Those on the waiting list hoping to sneak a peek of naked diners will be disappointed, though.
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The team used to claim that it had over 2179,103 fans on a season ticket waiting list.
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Tonight, he fancies getting into Nobu in Malibu for dinner but there's a three-month waiting list.
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But few students skipped any sessions, and the class currently has an enrollment waiting list, she says.
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For example, Yale put 1,095 students on its waiting list, more than half the number it admitted.
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After a while, I started playing more tournaments, more private courses, fewer rounds off the waiting list.
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There is a waiting list for young girls who want to join the "Kung Fu Nun" revolution.
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The Homecoming Project has a waiting list of more than 100 ex-prisoners, but only 20 hosts.
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Ohio currently has tens of thousands of developmentally- and intellectually-disabled individuals on its Medicaid waiting list.
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And, as of November 22019, 2016, there were 4,259,573 aliens on the waiting list for such visas.
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She said the demand is much higher than the supply, and there is even a waiting list.
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But it leaves four other products owned by Monsanto, DuPont and Dow on a waiting list pending approval.
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"It's an invite only class with a waiting list of thousands," Bateman, Skinny Bitch Collective's founder, tells PEOPLE.
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The other managers were put on a waiting list to go through the program at a later time.
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To manage flows of asylum claimants, Mexican and U.S. authorities have in recent years maintained a waiting list.
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There is still significant demand for the Model 3, as some 400,000 people are on the waiting list.
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The company is encouraging anyone interested in the service when it comes back to join its waiting list.
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In October 2017, Hamon went back on the French Biomedicine Agency's waiting list for a new face transplant.
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In Europe, there were more than 68,22014 people on the waiting list for a kidney transplant in 21.
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I put my name on the waiting list and hope that someone cancels (which they say is rare).
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There is still a waiting list, in part because we have one fewer review unit than we planned.
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While still in stealth, Mobrem tells me that WeDo amassed an impressive 11,000 people on its waiting list.
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So if you don't like the waiting list approach, the wider availability may likely occur sometime in September.
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Even then, there is a waiting list, according to Claire Guest, CEO and founder of Medical Detection Dogs.
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He tried to sign up for a state-funded treatment center but was put on a waiting list.
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And those who do get bumped up to the top of the waiting list due to their donation.
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There is currently one patient on the waiting list for a uterine transplant, she told CNN on Monday.
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The Organ Procurement and Transplantation Network currently has more than 269,22014 candidates on the kidney transplant waiting list.
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The group of LGBT migrants headed to the border Thursday to add their names to a waiting list.
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Whitley's parents, both doctors, had signed him up for private instruction with Paul, who had a waiting list.
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The university has acknowledged a shortage of campus housing, with more than 8,000 undergraduates on a waiting list.
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Vance Hiner of St. Louis said he was put on a three-month waiting list at Lambert-St.
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More than 600 people had joined a waiting list before the first half-dozen classes were even held.
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More than 600 people signed up to a waiting list before the first classes in near Portland, Ore.
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Every bed in the I.C.U., I knew, had a waiting list that extended into the dozens of patients.
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Mr. Dufour, who makes each watch by hand, says he has a waiting list with almost 19923 names.
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She taught a class titled "Castles & Cathedrals" that had a waiting list as long as an Ohio winter.
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Every year, over 100 women in the United States die on the waiting list for a heart transplant.
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"We have impressive interest, with a waiting list for upcoming view lots at El Prado," Mr. Davey said.
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William Barthman, an authorized Rolex dealer in the financial district of Manhattan, has a two-year waiting list.
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"We have basically people on a waiting list waiting for vacancies, which we've never had before," he says.
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So far, the inn has been sold out nearly every weekend, and there is often a waiting list.
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The American School of The Hague has a waiting list and has been trying to expand its facilities.
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There is a long waiting list for a spot on the House panel, and a tradition to uphold.
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Liane was on the waiting list for rental assistance and her current rent consumed most of her income.
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After a brief stint on the waiting list, it was finally time to head up to The Club.
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When she called a rental agency, she found that she was on page 76 of the waiting list.
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It has 2,000 storage units, nearly all of them full, with a waiting list for the larger sizes.
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By 2125, he had a waiting list in the thousands for the plant, at one point 23,2000 long.
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It currently has four female adults with FAS living there, three full time staff — and a waiting list.
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The company has about 140,000 people on its waiting list that it plans to on-board, Du said.
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Nearly 4 million people are on the waiting list for family-based visas, according to the State Department.
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And before the 650-person residence even opened, there was already a waiting list hundreds of ladies long.
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Sean Roth, who stops by periodically to pierce ears, nipples and other body parts, has a waiting list.
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Even so, there are hundreds of thousands of people on the waiting list to get an authority apartment.
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In Santa Clara, the district-owned apartment where Mr. Manzon lives has a long waiting list of teachers.
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Ms. Hannon opened the park in 30 and had 40 vendors on a waiting list at one point.
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In the past two years the club has recruited over 130 youth members, and has a growing waiting list.
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Her goat yoga classes have become so popular, there's a 1,200-person waiting list that's growing by the day.
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The United Network for Organ Sharing estimates that there are typically over 100,000 Americans on a transplant waiting list.
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Most still don&apost have licenses and there is a long waiting list for the gender segregated driving courses.
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It didn't help that Nectome conducted a marketing survey and added over two dozen people to their waiting list.
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She had been on a waiting list for an organ for four years and on dialysis for 15 months.
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She is preparing for a citizenship test, for which there is a three-month waiting list, on April 29.
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The company is currently rolling out its product in Mexico, and 170,4303 people signed up to a waiting list.
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More than 5,000 people are on the waiting list to ask for asylum in Tijuana, with more arriving daily.
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Stripe is running a waiting list now for the beta, which should start in the next couple of weeks.
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So far, it's already banned three users—and the long waiting list means a banned user can't immediately return.
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The startup will then go through its waiting list — 226,000 people already left their email addresses to express interest.
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Those who want to join the Founders Series can fill out an online form and join a waiting list.
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Smith told WXIX that, despite the backlash, the shirts have now sold out and he has a waiting list.
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But you may want to get your email request in now so you can get on the waiting list.
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I'm also now on a waiting list for cognitive behavioral therapy, to address the reasons behind my self-medication.
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An obstacle to significant new orders is the long waiting list of eight years, following an extended industry upcycle.
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And because these units are so desirable, the waiting list is not counted in years, it's counted in decades.
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Demand is high from Shenzhen and Hong Kong, where 35,153 people are on a waiting list for nursing services.
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In 2018, MOCSA provided counseling to more than 1,400 clients, and its waiting list is currently five weeks long.
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It works with 35 companies, has a waiting list and plans to build a new facility by year's end.
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The government has issued more than 6,000 approvals and about 7,000 companies are on a waiting list for approval.
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The league had nearly 1,200 kids on its 86 teams this year, and it still maintained a waiting list.
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Only two hospitals in the state own a CT machine; the waiting list for the test is months long.
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He underwent quadruple bypass surgery in 2002 and was placed on a donor waiting list for a new heart.
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Allowing financial factors to determine who gets a spot on the waiting list strikes many as unfair, Caplan said.
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While the service is not live yet, you can sign up to the waiting list on the company's website.
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There is currently a waiting list for Go-Jek in Singapore, with customers of DBS/POSB being given priority.
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I skipped the waiting list and placed an order at the bar, to be delivered to a bench outside.
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Houses are painted green and gold and infants are put on the waiting list for season tickets at birth.
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Previously, buyers had to put down a $1,000 deposit to be on the waiting list for a Model 3.
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"We've been on the waiting list for a couple of years," said Cristobal Riestra, a partner in Galería OMR.
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Count this sibling of Torishiki in Tokyo, which has a Michelin star and a mighty waiting list, among them.
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Starting with 0003 students over a decade ago, it now enrolls more than 450 — with a long waiting list.
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"If they're popular enough to have a waiting list, someone's going to call them for a table," he reasoned.
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More people donate organs each year, but still, in 2017 over 6,500 people died while on the waiting list.
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In that case, my name would be among the more than 100,000 people on the kidney transplant waiting list.
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But that would have cost more than $3,000 a month, said Toupence, and it came with a waiting list.
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Though the party is relatively new to New York, the city's picnic now has a 45,000-person waiting list.
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Officials reckoned making money while on the waiting list encouraged applications, even by those with little chance of success.
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According to the National Kidney Foundation, more than 100,000 Americans are on the waiting list to receive a kidney.
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Previously, buyers had to put down a $1,000 deposit to be on the waiting list for a Model 403.
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Some pools, like the one in California, had a waiting list and had to cap enrollment to limit costs.
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"So far there are 6,400 homes who have signed up to be put on our waiting list," said Alagbe.
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There was no cap, so the waiting list grew to be huge: 800,000, which meant a four-year wait.
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Her number on a waiting list for government-subsidized housing came up, and she moved into her own apartment.
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A little over 800 houses and shops have been knocked down already; another 1,280 are on a waiting list.
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But those minors can't get on the waiting list unless they present government identification, which many do not have.
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He said he'd been on the facility's waiting list and had been planning to get clean before he overdosed.
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More than half a million people are currently on the waiting list for the Model 3, which starts at $35,000.
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Customers on the waiting list for the Tesla Model 3 sedan may have been bumped up in line a bit.
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Another 500 were on a waiting list, and the group is working to train them in follow-up sessions, too.
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He was also homeless, couch surfing as he made his way up the town's lengthy waiting list for public housing.
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The on-base child care had a six-month waiting list; the cost of private child care was too high.
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Without the Noah rule, the caucus would be larger; there is a long waiting list of Democrats, Mr Deutch reports.
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Tesla is temporarily stopping production of its Model 3 electric car, amid a long waiting list and several missed targets.
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McLaren said it has a six-month waiting list for the 570S, which has a starting sticker price of $185,000.
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They were put on a waiting list by the Orleans Public Defenders office, which cited excessive caseloads and budgetary problems.
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Philadelphia officers have found crisis-intervention training so useful that there's now a waiting list for the course, Ross said.
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According to the United Network for Organ Sharing, more than 121,000 Americans are on the waiting list for an organ.
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A few weeks after that — rich with Dropbox's increased server power — Mailbox finally did away with its lengthy waiting list.
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To get into the group, which currently has an extensive waiting list, you must be referred to by a doctor.
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"Right now, there's so much need for a troop like yours that there's a waiting list to join," he continued.
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According to the United Network for Organ Sharing (UNOS), more than 53,000 Americans are on the kidney transplant waiting list.
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If the industry were better functioning, the waiting list for liver transplants could be eliminated entirely within just two years.
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In India, the waiting list for organs is long, as donations are few, which has led to black market trade.
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The House day care's expansion will help reduce its waiting list time from three years to one, according to NPR.
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Word of mouth is spreading; the waiting list to participate in "Wheels of Change" is more than 150 names long.
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To secure a place on the waiting list for a kidney transplant, she had to tackle other health problems first.
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However, when we hit the site this morning, the collection appears to be on sale now, no waiting list required.
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But there was a waiting list at the closest clinic, so she was forced to try one two hours away.
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The article continues: The Homecoming Project has a waiting list of more than 100 ex-prisoners, but only 20 hosts.
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The sales percentage of Speedmaster has doubled in the last four years, and we have a waiting list for it.
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Allowing financial factors to determine who gets a spot on the waiting list strikes many as unfair, Dr. Caplan said.
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Upon signing up for an apartment — the waiting list is predictably long — the tenant agrees to kitchen and cleanup duty.
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It's believed to be the first of its kind in the country -- and there's a waiting list to get in.
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These days, there's a waiting list of 40 people looking for a new doggo to care for (up from 10).
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There is a waiting list for permit parking, but both stations are served by shuttle buses running along seven routes.
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There are also an apiary, about 2,300 square feet of rooftop gardens and a waiting list for the gardening club.
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Last year it received 2149 applications for 2241 kindergarten seats and had a waiting list of more than 600 families.
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As of November 28500, there were 6900 million aliens with approved family-based visa petitions on the visa waiting list.
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His competition is the Lift eFoil, which costs $12,000 and will ship in September (with a five-month waiting list).
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He is doing well, and two more men are on the waiting list — another cancer patient, and a burn victim.
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In the shelter, the family put their names on an informal waiting list for their chance to seek asylum again.
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But "there is a waiting list and the names will be called in alphabetical order — and your name is Zarathustra."
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In the past, you had to put your name on a waiting list and then wait for Google to email you.
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Now he's got a waiting list of 10 to 33 airconditioning jobs long and may not get to all of them.
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Well, at least it is in Oregon, where yoga classes with goats are so popular there's a 1,200-person waiting list.
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As in, 14,000 people joined a waiting list for the treats after the candy sold out within hours of becoming available.
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But Rolls-Royce has built a priceless brand and extensive waiting list off of what others can't sell you: something unique.
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And, Dice allows for ticket refunds, with returned tickets going to other users who signed up for the event's waiting list.
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People tell us some offices refuse to even schedule meetings, while the waiting list at others can be several weeks long.
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Billionaire Michael Bloomberg was on the waiting list for a tiltrotor aircraft back in 2012, according to The New York Times.
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With Beckham's help, she was even able to get around the six-week waiting list in time for her engagement announcement.
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The company is now taking signups for a "cash management" waiting list, but details on what that looks like remain sparse.
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Merck, the manufacturer, said it filled requests from a waiting list in the order received, and left rationing decisions to doctors.
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Normally getting your hands on anything from designer brand Hermès requires a loooooong waiting list and months-worth of saving up.
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More than 100,000 patients are on the waiting list in the United States, according to the United Network for Organ Sharing.
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"A lot of people are buying used Bugattis on the market to improve their position on the waiting list," he said.
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They analyzed the data to see which patients received a live donor kidney after spending two years on the waiting list.
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So Ms. Robinson has him on a waiting list for a charter school downtown that would not require him to work.
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US officials say limited resources and capacity mean they can only process a fraction of cases on the waiting list daily.
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It's the waiting list, not the transplant surgery itself, that often most concerns patients and their families waiting for an organ.
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People were excited before she had investors or even a location, and the club now boasts a 4,300-person waiting list.
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Additional "common-sense" steps to reduce the waiting list will be provided within the next 180 days, the White House said.
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Partly as a result, about 40 percent of people eligible for a kidney transplant aren't on the waiting list for one.
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An owner who wants to put his or her horse on the waiting list becomes a sponsor, paying 15 euros annually.
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Analysts say Airbus is basking in record production, near-record share prices and an eight-year waiting list for its jets.
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When this extra-campy theme weekend was announced in April, tickets sold out in days, with a waiting list 600 deep.
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Last summer, Camp Corral sent nearly 3,700 children to camp, with 3,400 left on its waiting list because of funding constraints.
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There is a long waiting list for burials, and coffins were stacking up at two hospital morgues and a cemetery morgue.
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It claims a waiting list of more than 80,000 users in several countries, and says it currently has 150,000 registered users.
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There is a waiting list of about 3.9 million chain-migration applicants, and many have waited years for the golden ticket.
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Doing so could affect the number of households on the waiting list who receive public housing or the quality of housing.
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After more than two delay-plagued years, it began serving its first customers from its 2100,23 person waiting list on Friday.
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More than 250 million Americans have chronic kidney disease and roughly 22012,22014 die each year while on the kidney waiting list.
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Typically, smallsats reach orbit by tagging along with larger, more expensive satellites, and the waiting list can be long and unpredictable.
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The only way to enter is to either know a member, or to get off the 14-year-long waiting list.
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According to the Department of Justice, 28500 percent of rape prevention programs have a waiting list of a month or more.
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The company has not yet released a product; it has invited developers to join a waiting list for an early version.
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She had applied to be on the waiting list for a shelter so she would have someplace to take her newborn.
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More than 85033 people have already signed up to attend, with some on a waiting list, according to local media outlets.
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In Washington, the waiting list for housing vouchers is closed indefinitely, and over 40,000 people have applied for public housing alone.
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That is in addition to 200 families who were already on an adoption waiting list maintained by the state, he said.
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As a result, taxpayers are stuck holding the bag and limited resources are being diverted away from those who truly need help – Arkansans like Skylar Overman, who has spent nearly her entire life on the state's Medicaid waiting list, waiting for needed care, and has moved nearly 100 spots down the waiting list since expansion was adopted.
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Viticole Wine Club Waiting List: Two to three bottles per shipment, $105 per month, plus tax and discounted shippingViticole Wine Club 2.0 Waiting List: Four to six bottles per shipment, $210 per month, plus tax and discounted shipping Residents of Arkansas and Hawaii receive shipments in full cases three times a year, in January, May and October.
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While we were languishing on the YMCA waiting list, it became clear that I would have to figure out an alternative plan.
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They also told the news outlet that they are on the waiting list for state assistance, but that their number is 59,979.
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Protester Marlene Loggenberg told Talk Radio 702 she has been on a waiting list for a subsidized house for over 30 years.
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If that sounds like it would be handy for your team—or, you know, your "team"—you can join the waiting list.
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In an MSF clinic in Jordan, there is a three-month waiting list for chronic illnesses such as heart disease and hypertension.
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The bears sold out in two hours, and thousands more are flocking to the site to add themselves to the waiting list.
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None of his family members were matches and the waiting list for a liver was long – Burkett was running out of time.
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Mexican immigration agents in Tijuana began detaining unaccompanied minors attempting to get their names on the waiting list in August, Ramos said.
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The money was enough for SV Academy to achieve profitability and get to the point of placing employers on a waiting list.
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The company will be rolling out an automated individual retirement account feature, which already counts over 300,000 people on the waiting list.
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Now all the slots are scooped up and some 22015 women are on the waiting list, according to program director Deliana Torres.
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Patients already need to travel all over the country for gender-affirming surgery, and the waiting list could be over a year.
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In November the number of applicants on the waiting list stood at more than 30,000, nearly 1403% of whom were from China.
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Doctors from Clitoraid, a U.S.-based non-profit, have performed 500 such surgeries since 2009 and have a two-year waiting list.
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There&aposs also a waiting list of at least 10 other families waiting for space to open up in the closed camp.
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The American Transplant Association estimates that 120,000 people are waiting for organs, and 22 people die every day on the waiting list.
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Even if you have the $300,000, you'll have to hold on; the current waiting list for the 488 is about two years.
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Vanity Fair reported that you either need to snag invitations from several members, or languish for decades on the club's waiting list.
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The seats left by the eight full members will be filled by eight alternate members at the top of the waiting list.
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The venture has been so successful, with a waiting list for office space, that a four-story fourth building is under construction.
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My own mother died from colon cancer after doctors delayed her colonoscopy so younger people on the waiting list could go first.
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The Bean Club had a waiting list of more than five hundred, and he was thinking of reopening it in the spring.
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There is a ten-year waiting list for home or community-based help for the elderly or for people with developmental disabilities.
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Other party organizers have begun to hire the consenticorns for freelance gigs; the waiting list for training is now seventy people long.
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Then, in October 2017, he was once again registered on the French Agency of Biomedicine's national waiting list for a new face.
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So far the traction seems promising with more than 2,500 users and 13,000 on the waiting list since launching 4 weeks ago.
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And we'll put you onto a waiting list, and when someone can't make it it's your best chance to get a ticket.
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Now Hasegawa has so many customers he often has a waiting list, has ordered a new boat, and drives a luxury car.
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One nice email later, sent via the concierge customer support tier unlocked for big spenders, and I was on a waiting list.
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The company says it has already integrated with more than 200 merchants, but there are still 100-plus on the waiting list.
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Conversations about transplants often revolve around the scarcity of organs, death on the waiting list, bold new surgical techniques and immunosuppressive medications.
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But now it's different: When she started to feel ill five years ago, she joined the waiting list for a liver transplant.
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Only one patient is currently on the waiting list to receive a penile transplant in the United States right now, UNOS said.
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And while 2,000 Americans get a heart transplant each year, there are 3,000 people on the waiting list at any given time.
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New watches go to carefully vetted clients who gained places on the waiting list thanks to longstanding relationships with the Swiss watchmaker.
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Mr. Burgert himself showed four paintings that now have a waiting list of buyers at the Berlin and London dealership Blain Southern.
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He was chronically malnourished but doctors always pushed him down the waiting list for operations because they knew he would inevitably die.
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Tesla's Model 3 is perhaps the most desired electric vehicle in history, with a waiting list that stretches more than a year.
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When I was in prison, for example, there was a two-year waiting list for a dentist to fill a tooth cavity.
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Ninety-nine percent of season-ticket holders renewed this year, and The Chicago Tribune reported that the waiting list had reached 112,733.
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Hiring extra psychologists might help: Andrew Silke, a counter-terrorism expert, says there is a waiting list for the in-prison course.
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Dot is targeting 100,000 of those watches to be shipped out in 2017, with 40,000 on the waiting list for next year.
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"Experience indicates that there may still be some movement on the waiting list up to the deadline for binding orders," he said.
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The waiting list has topped 800 for the seminars, which began five years ago and accommodate only 15 chefs at a time.
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Meanwhile, Europe's neobanks have been making inroads in America, with N26 racking up 250,000 customers there and Monzo launching a waiting list.
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Recent estimates found that if even half of these organs were transplanted, the waiting list would disappear within two or three years.
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It was among the few pools that capped enrollment, requiring interested patients to join a waiting list when the program reached capacity.
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What are people supposed to do while they're stuck on an NHS waiting list for over a year to see a therapist?
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Yulfo applied for a service dog to assist him with his injuries, and has been on the waiting list for over 18 months.
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Nectome isn't preserving brains for clients yet, but 25 people have already been added to the company's waiting list, reports MIT Technology Review.
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There is an over 14,000 person waiting list to buy these new rosé-infused gummy bears, and honestly, we completely understand the frenzy.
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Everyone goes to a waiting list, and then we try to bring people in that have clearly spent some time on their profiles.
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Three days later, she sent her parents an email saying she was on a waiting list for a bed, but not through Gloucester.
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The subscription service launched as a pilot last May, but until recently, shoppers were put on a waiting list before they could join.
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That said, there's no release date or pricing for ElliQ, just a signup on the Intuition Robotics website to join a waiting list.
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Ciman is officially only on the waiting list for Russia in case the Manchester City man or Barcelona's Thomas Vermaelen are still injured.
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Guess we'll just have to wait until Wednesday to find out where we can add our name to the metallic bodysuit waiting list.
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These projects are undoubtedly exciting—but for every small satellite with a ticket to orbit, there are dozens more on the waiting list.
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To find out more, you'll have to add your name to the currently 6,500-plus-strong waiting list on the restaurant's web site.
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Not only is her waiting list 18 months long, but some of her high-profile clients include Lana Del Rey and Emma Roberts.
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Co-founder and CEO Nik Storonsky said the company now has a 60,000 person waiting list for U.S customers for when it launches.
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Founder Francis Larson says Modern Labor's first group of students is going through the program now, with 1943,1933 students on a waiting list.
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If you want to know exactly when the solar roof will be available, you can sign up for updates on Tesla's waiting list.
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The proof is all in the waiting list for Frank Body's new Shimmer Scrub, which officially drops on the brand's website May 1.
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To wit: It was dubbed a sell-out product before it even hit shelves — and quickly racked up a 10,000 person waiting list.
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Aside from picking whichever one has a shorter waiting list, choosing between the 570S and the 570GT seems to be rather personality-driven.
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In the U.S., there are about 122,000 people on the transplant waiting list at any given time, of which thousands die each year.
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That has now grown to more than 100 students this year, with a waiting list, and as many as 300 expected next year.
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For shorter flights, Mr. Pellegriti is more likely to take his chances by putting himself on the waiting list for a free upgrade.
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More than 600 people signed up to a waiting list before the first classes in an Oregon town incorporating the animals even started.
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Out of desperation, some parents will give up custody in the hope of getting their child to the top of the waiting list.
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Victoria Miro's co-director, Glenn Scott Wright, said the dealership has a waiting list of 18 museums for examples of Ms. Crosby's work.
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And switching to Airbus (EADSF) would put Chinese airlines on the end of a waiting list for the planes they want to order.
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The company says it attracted 150,000 people to the waiting list to test the platform and have since onboarded around 5,000 so far.
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And even once you find someone, the clinician may have a long waiting list and insurance might only cover a handful of sessions.
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At the International Center of Photography, which offers analog photograph workshops to about 450 students a year, the waiting list continues to grow.
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A friend told me about a long-term drug treatment facility, and I put my name on the waiting list for a bed.
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The first, a six-week experiment, divided 18 women into two groups, one doing yoga and the other put on a waiting list.
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Moreover, the startup reported a spike from 10,000 organizers on its waiting list to 18,000 in three weeks as more workers went remote.
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Each night four students, randomly chosen from a waiting list, are seated and charged about $165 a person, including wine or juice pairings.
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I'm on an Indiegogo waiting list for a keyboard thing called a Traveler that has no internet but only connects to a cloud.
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The manager in charge of the waiting list one recent night — reservations aren't taken — had on a guayabera embroidered with a Yankees logo.
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The whole thing with Bethpage Black is that people sleep in their cars to get a chance to play off the waiting list.
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After being available in the US for a little over a year, there's a three-month waiting list for the bikes, Cake claims.
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Trading heavily on Mr. Amell's fame and their celebrity friends, the upstart club has 4,300 members and another 6,83 on a waiting list.
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Johns Hopkins University in Maryland has not yet performed the surgery, but a young man wounded in Afghanistan is on its waiting list.
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What's more, most states that have expanded Medicaid either have no waiting list or have reduced the size of their list since expansion.
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Two years ago, Musk unveiled the entry-level Model 3, inspiring hundreds of thousands to deposit $1,000 to get on the waiting list.
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Simhon of Selfhelp said they have 1,400 residents in 10 affordable housing sites throughout the New York area and a waiting list of 4,000.
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The pointed-toed slip-ons quickly turned into a big hit; within days, there was a whopping 25,000+ waiting list for the bloody things.
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But, one glance at that luxury price tag — and in some cases, the years-long waiting list — makes buying secondhand an equally tempting option.
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Billionaire Ray Dalio has a waiting list to get into his firm's Pure Alpha fund despite losing money in 2019, according to media reports.
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But with more than 800 people on the waiting list, getting a sticker can easily take two years, according to the town parking authority.
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An estimated 5,000 people are now on an informal waiting list in Tijuana to apply for asylum in a wait expected to take months.
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I was interested that she said this is the fourth year and every single year has been sold out with a big waiting list.
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Stash is available for on Android, iOS, Chrome and Safari, though you do need to join a waiting list before you can get started.
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There's now hundreds of people on a waiting list for the bag since it's currently sold out on the New York-based designer's site.
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One refugee charity in Bolton says it is the district's only service offering formal English lessons, and the waiting list is around six months.
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He got on a waiting list, and for the next five years, he was in and out of hospitals while his heart deteriorated further.
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More than two years after the waiting list scandal broke, far too many veterans still cannot get a medical appointment when they need it.
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Despite all of this, McKamey is still encouraging thrill-seekers to join the thousands-long waiting list — and is even offering a financial reward.
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With margins at nearly 33 percent, strong pricing power and an enviable customer waiting list, Camilleri had inherited a business firing on all cylinders.
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Recently I put myself on the first waiting list of my life — for a brass choker by the designer Mona Kowalska of A Détacher.
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The company has been testing the app for the past year and currently has 50,000 sign ups, with 45,000 users on a waiting list.
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In 2014, 122,000 Cubans were on the waiting list to join their families, one of the longest lists for American visas in the world.
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While Ms. Izzo recommended putting yourself on a waiting list for a hot table, Mr. Wells said that method has never worked for him.
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Tens of thousands of customers have signed up to the waiting list and they'll now be able to access all of Revolut's core features.
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Depending on the day and who is calling (priority is given to those in imminent danger), there is a waiting list, Ms. Moran said.
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When the patient showed up on the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center's liver transplant waiting list, the cycle was on the verge of repeating.
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More than 100,000 people have been on a waiting list for over a year for surgeries like hip or knee replacements, Ms. Cullen said.
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With his wife, who works in a shopping center, and two children, Mr. Breathnach spent 18 years on a waiting list for public housing.
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After all, as of November 2017, there were 4 million aliens with approved family-based visa petitions on the waiting list for a visa.
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"We don't have enough organs, and many people will die on the waiting list before they ever receive a transplant," Dr. Florman told VICE.
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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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But he is making only 20 of the Tourbillon Souverain Coeur de Rubis, slowly, allocating each completed watch to someone on his waiting list.
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Another 280,21 are on a waiting list, with 2800 trainers employed in 20 locations around the world and another 20 set to join in July.
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Freshmen are placed on a waiting list and can move out if or when other students drop out, and more official dorm space opens up.
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Despite a waiting list of about two years, Jandrisevits insists on making each doll herself, with a little help from her mother and a friend.
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I am on a transplant waiting list but have been told that it could be 10 years before I reach the top of the list.
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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 speakers slots at the Republican Convention are totally filled, with a long waiting list of those that want to speak - Wednesday release," Trump said.
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Sofia was put on the transplant waiting list, but there was nothing else they could do but keep her stable until a heart was available.
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The urn was carted off to Guangzhou long ago, where spaces for dead people come without the years-long waiting list or astronomical price tag.
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Conveniently, they never explain why this reduction occurred, leaving the impression that those removed from the waiting list are now receiving the services they need.
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Doppler struck a deal with the music festival to let attendees skip the 30,000-person preorder waiting list and purchase a pair of Here buds.
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He said that there have been some 7 million applications for the card, and some 500,000 are currently on the waiting list to get it.
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"The speakers slots at the Republican Convention are totally filled, with a long waiting list of those that want to speak - Wednesday release," he tweeted.
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All shows are currently sold out, but there is an online waiting list; 47th Street Theater, 304 West 47th Street, Clinton, 212-279-4200, hungrycaterpillarshow.com.
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The "re-gifting" process could give hope to those patients on the waiting list who otherwise may not be considered for a transplant, Veale said.
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But few industry analysts think Tesla will meet its production goals, and the very fact that there is a waiting list highlights its fundamental hardship.
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As for the ever-more-elusive upgrade to first class, she puts herself on the waiting list, but ignores offers to pay for the privilege.
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Muller said the company, which had 150,000 customers at mid-year, can only add 1,000 customers a week against a current waiting list of thousands.
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"Every gallerist will tell you there's a waiting list," said one art adviser, who spoke on condition of anonymity so as not to alienate clients.
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"It's almost like getting into a college," said Cuzick, who has been on the waiting list for a kidney and pancreas for about a year.
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You can wait months on a waiting list for cognitive behavioral therapy or to see a psychiatrist, and as you wait, medication is a lifeline.
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According to The Bunyadi, there are more than 5,000 people on the waiting list for the pop-up, which is slated to open in June.
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But with 50 inpatients living inside just over 6,000 square feet, it's still crowded—and, as with every other facility, there's a long waiting list.
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If they decline, they do not lose their place on the waiting list, although it may be quite some time before another match comes along.
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And there are about 180,000 people on the waiting list for public housing in New York City, which runs the country's largest public housing stock.
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"The N.H.S. waiting list will grow to five million people by 2021," Mr. Stevens said in an impassioned speech to health care leaders in November.
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More than 20,000 people received kidney transplants in the United States in 2018, a fraction of the more than 100,000 people on the waiting list.
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After three intrauterine insemination procedures, three rounds of I.V.F., and two years on an adoption agency's waiting list, I still long to become a mother.
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When they left the marae this month, the cabin was already earmarked for a family on a waiting list who would move in within days.
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Both patients were on the waiting list, but the intended recipient was higher on the list than the patient who accidentally got it during surgery.
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Owned by Yelp, it features only restaurants that don't take reservations and instead rely on a waiting list, like a Chili's at the local mall.
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More than 4,000 people in South Africa are on the waiting list for organ and tissue transplant, according to Organ Donor Foundation of South Africa.
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As the baby's condition continued to deteriorate after three months on the organ waiting list, doctors said, they had to consider the mother's desperate pleas.
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But there's a problem: Muirfield has a three-year waiting list for new members — and new applicants will have to join the back of the queue.
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The school, in the Hunters Point area, has a waiting list, and the mayor's proposed education budget includes funds for three new schools in the area.
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"But there's a perception that the standards are so tight that, in fact, programs become overly caution to the disadvantage of people on the waiting list."
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With kidney and liver patients making up 95% of the organ waiting list, according to HRSA data, this reform can remove a significant barrier to transplantation.
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A maximum of 7% can go to any single nationality—ie, just 700 Chinese, and the waiting-list for their compatriots is now 15 years long.
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Unfortunately, the Pixel Buds are currently sold out, so even if you actually want to buy these crappy things, you'll have to join a waiting list.
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Designed to be more stylish than sweatpants and more comfortable than jeans, the pants quickly sold out and even generated a 1,200-person long waiting list.
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His Ron Paul Institute's Peace and Prosperity Conference this month in the DC suburbs had a waiting list after selling out tickets at $75 a pop.
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Ten bidders pushed the price to more than five times the estimate of £400,000 to £600,000, reflecting the lengthy waiting list for Mr. Ghenie's small output.
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A UCL student says that he and his three housemates all suffered from depression and were told there was a six-month waiting list for counselling.
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But he has know-how, and he's not content to watch his neighbors' homes decay while they sit on a contractor's lengthy waiting list, he said.
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More than 4,000 young people have been through the Reprezent program, and there are another 3,000 on the waiting list, Harry's office at Kensington Palace says.
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Such has been the impact of Harry and the campaign that the charity now has a waiting list of schools wanting to take on the service.
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As a result, we have now closed our waiting list to new dress donations as 8,500 people had joined it offering to send us their dresses.
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Since Illinois opted to expand ObamaCare, just 29 percent of the individuals removed from Illinois' waiting list received all the services the state says they need.
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It also offers a waiting list feature so you'll be alerted when tickets become available for festivals that are taking place up to a year away.
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The sunglasses have a waiting list of "hundreds" with stock not expected until at least the end of October (see a similar style from Ray-Ban).
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Tesla is accepting deposits to get your name on the Model 3 waiting list starting today, a practice it has previously used with its other models.
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"Now you can say, if you have an incompatible donor, we still can make that transplant happen... That's very exciting to those on the waiting list."
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Simpson scored zero in this category in 2013, but testified then that he was on the waiting list to get into a "commitment to change" program.
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Passenger vehicle sales declined by around 4 percent, with a clear divide between companies having a "waiting list" and those whose products were "off the shelf".
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Of these patients, about one in five changed insurance coverage type between being put on the waiting list for a heart and one year post-transplant.
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Meanwhile, Lillian gets in an argument with Artie for not using his money to skip the waiting list and get a new heart from the hospital.
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The company's profitability depends on delivering the new sedans to customers on a waiting list that Tesla has said now numbers about 500,210 advance reservation holders.
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Each day, an average of 22 people die in need of an organ transplant, while a patient is added to the waiting list every 10 minutes.
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By prioritizing state spending, individuals who are in true need would finally be able to get off the waiting list and receive necessary, life-saving care.
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Knowing that Delly could one day find her self on the waiting list for a kidney, Adams and her mother, McNeil, began researching options to prepare.
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The founder of Maitre, an app letting folks create a waiting list, wrote on Medium how the platform helped him generate $1,000 in a single day.
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There was a waiting list 100,000 people deep for Here Active Listening, but Doppler Labs feels confident it can reach the manufacturing demand for Here One.
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About 400,2000 people have paid $2100,2000 to get on the waiting list for the vehicle, which Tesla says will begin shipping to customers in late 2200.
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The product isn't available for purchase quite yet, but you can join its waiting list to be one of the invention's first owners on its website.
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All three of those former members are now on a waiting list to get their deposits back — ranging from $10,500 to $19,000 — with 85033 other people.
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"These are not trivial questions in terms of the real legitimate shortage of organs for people who are on the waiting list," Shapiro told Reuters Health.
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Within days, she had raised more than $2000,282 through a GoFundMe account, and officials at Spectrum Health confirmed she was added to the transplant waiting list.
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Rafah has been closed for 110 days this year, while the waiting list has about 25,000 names, though not all may still be planning to travel.
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When families finally receive housing vouchers after years on the waiting list, the first place many take their freed-up income is to the grocery store.
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Finding a Section 8 application online, for example, is very difficult because most housing authorities have to keep their waiting list closed because of overwhelming applications.
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The number of families on the waiting list for public housing, 227,000 — constituting half a million people — outstrips by far the total number of units, 178,226.
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While CBT ameliorated Ellie's symptoms and made her less likely to react to certain triggers, she is still on the waiting list to complete her treatment.
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A local non-profit, the Council of Social Service, is building container homes for families on the waiting list, on land loaned by developer Henderson Land.
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An embroidered Pippa Holt caftan, hand-woven by indigenous women working their looms in Mexico, can cost more than $1,000 and have a monthslong waiting list.
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Since the waiting list for permits closed in 25, most street food vendors are forced to pay exorbitant rates as high as $226,2000 on the blackmarket.
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Since only one or two houses go up for sale a year, it can take 30 years on the waiting list to buy a house here.
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According to government statistics, there are almost 150,000 people on a waiting list for a subsidized flat, and the average wait time is over five years.
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Despite prices that start at about $450 and rise to more than $1,000, most items sell out immediately, and there is often a waiting list online.
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She is on a waiting list for residential services, but that list is long, and if there are cuts to Medicaid the list will get longer.
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Those on a low income normally apply for a subsidized home, put their name on a waiting list and are then selected through a lottery system.
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Now, the Nu credit card is available to all Mexicans over 2640 years of age – and has already grown a waiting list of 218,225 Mexican customers.
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Nowait shows how long the wait is at various casual restaurants, and allows you to reserve a spot on a restaurant's waiting list without going there.
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Still, it hardly seems to be affecting the bottom line: Mr. Rosenberg said in an interview that there already was a waiting list for the apartments.
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With just one click, you'll be directed to the chosen library or e-book service page to borrow the book online or join a waiting list.
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Alas, when you try to purchase many of them on the company's website, you'll find them on "presale" or you'll have to join a waiting list.
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Only 8% of applicants are approved, and there are 100,000 people on the waiting list to get into Raya&aposs community of 10,000 members, reported Roose.
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Some locations we have a waiting list right now, and we've been very lucky that within months of operating... T: Less than four usually, we're profitable.
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Three years ago, the counseling center at Queens College had 210 students on its waiting list (it does not require anyone experiencing a crisis to wait).
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Over 4,000 have been ordered in total, with the waiting list stretching out to the end of 2016 for those who are after a V8 model.
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Remember the days when you had to add your name to a 14,000-person waiting list to get a taste of Sugarfina's gourmet, wine-flavored gummy bears?
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One such development for seniors, designed by Bohn's firm, was completed in 2013 in an underserved area of Long Beach, and had a 400-person waiting list.
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There is no waiting list for most tissue transplants, except pediatric heart valves, because tissue can be cryopreserved, in some cases up to 10 years, she noted.
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Currently 100,419 people are on the U.S. waiting list for a kidney and 14,753 people need a liver transplant, according to the United Network for Organ Sharing.
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H.I.V.-positive patients can receive organs from donors without H.I.V., so the addition of the new organs could also bump those without H.I.V. up the waiting list.
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The online banking platform said it would gradually sign up 20,000 Australians already on a waiting list, while new customers will have to wait a little longer.
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To pay for materials and shipping, Molly Bears charges a $20 waiting list fee, with the $45 cost to make and ship each bear supplemented by donations.
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The 812 Superfast, Ferrari's most powerful model to date that has yet to arrive on the market, already has a waiting list beyond 2018, the company said.
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While it's currently based in New York City, it has a waiting list of applicants from across the United States as well as abroad, the cofounders said.
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"Organ transplantation is actually even more important for patients with HIV, since they die on the waiting list even faster than their HIV-negative counterparts," Segev said.
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"Due to an overwhelming response to our Yoga With Goats classes, we had to cap the waiting list at 330!" says a message on the farm's website.
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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 waiting list is available at creativetime.org.
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The move will allow the company, GallopNYC, to serve 1803 children on its waiting list and teach 2,000 students a year, compared with the 700 currently enrolled.
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Rather than arriving at a port of entry and immediately making an asylum claim, migrants now receive a number that specifies their place on a waiting list.
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"I believe, especially if you're on a waiting list and put $1,000 in, they owe it to people to tell them when it's rolling out," Wong said.
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The gynecologic and pelvic surgeon already had a three-year waiting list for gender affirmation surgery, and after November 15573, she was more in demand than ever.
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Within days, she had raised more than $2000,282 through a GoFundMe account, and officials at Spectrum Health confirmed that she was added to the transplant waiting list.
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Banks says she signed up for the clinic's waiting list while still a resident of Ontario, and was given a two-year wait just for the consultation.
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But senior administration officials said they had not encountered any reluctance to participate in the event and had a waiting list for people who wanted to attend.
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And even though James has a waiting list that is nearly a year long, he is sticking to his guns and says he is happier than ever.
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I tried the cult-favorite treatment — which had a 4,000-person waiting list before it launched — and found that it didn&apost live up to the hype.
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It's not until Phase 3 when a limited number of invites are released to those on the lengthy waiting list (which can you sign up for here).
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All performances except for the dress rehearsal on June 4 have sold out, but you can sign up for the waiting list on Green-Wood's website.green-wood.
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Although there was a long waiting list for the timepiece, he managed to get one from the IWC boutique in Geneva when a customer canceled an order.
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Each month, nearly 1,000 of America's most vulnerable patients are removed from the organ waiting list because they have died or become too sick for a transplant.
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Because of his age, Kranepool has chosen to seek a donor privately rather than be placed on a waiting list, which could take up to five years.
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Some 250 survivors are on a waiting list in Brooklyn for a social worker to be assigned to them and three to four new clients register each day.
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But, of the two most popular destinations, Canada's federal programme is closed, and America's EB-0003 scheme has a waiting list for Chinese applicants estimated at 2000 years.
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To test the app, the researchers recruited 193 adult volunteers with acrophobia and randomly assigned them to use the VR treatment or to be on a waiting list.
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There are about 120,000 Americans who are currently on the waiting list to receive a lifesaving organ transplant, according to the US Department of Health and Human Services.
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There are at least 7,000 titles on the waiting list, among which only 3,000 may receive official licenses in 2019, China's 21st Century Business Herald reported, citing experts.
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Klassen said most patients will accept a "high risk" organ if their odds of dying while on the waiting list far outweighs their chances of contracting a disease.
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This land is now set to be sold off to private property developers in a London borough which has more than 20,000 households on its housing waiting list.
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There have been 60,000 people who have been taken off the waiting list in the last ten years because they either died or became too sick to transplant.
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Grain handler Andersons Inc, a Frito-Lay supplier, said it has a waiting list for farmers interested in growing white corn or other specialty varieties for the company.
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If you think it is for you, head over to the Hover Camera website and sign up for the waiting list to buy it once it is released.
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The facility -- which has a waiting list of several hundred -- sets their official retirement age at 70, but lets people who want to work do so until 80.
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The company says it will be making the service available to more companies in the coming months, and there's a waiting list up at Taco Bell's TacoBot webpage.
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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 waiting list is available at creativetime.org. (Smith)
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According to the Obama administration, 22 people die every day waiting for an organ transplant, and a new person is added to the waiting list every 10 minutes.
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His office receives around 2,500 applications per day from eligible asylum seekers to join courses for which there is currently a waiting list of up to eight weeks.
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The Egyptian Rowing Club, one of many with boathouses on the Nile, is so busy that there is often a waiting list for the club's sculls and kayaks.
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If you need a kidney transplant, you might be on the waiting list for 5 years or more if you don't have a relative that's a good match.
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His house became one of fewer than 200 in Flint to have received a new pipe through a city-run program, with thousands more on the waiting list.
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But reservations remain scarce, since those already made for the Brooklyn restaurant, including hopefuls on the waiting list, are being rolled over to the Manhattan restaurant for now.
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All performances have sold out, but you can get on a waiting list by appearing in person at the box office (no phone calls) 228 minutes before showtime.
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The last time we checked in on London's anti-cellphone, pro-nudity pop-up The Bunyadi, an impressive 5,000 adventurous eaters were on the waiting list for tickets.
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There is now a waiting list for burials there, and coffins of the deceased awaiting services have overflowed two hospital morgues and a cemetery morgue, The Post reported.
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There were murmurs among some in the camp that those who signed up would leapfrog to the top of the 60,000-applicant waiting list for taxpayer-subsidized housing.
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Burakowski also recommends that if you try to take advantage of a lightning deal but are too late, add yourself to a waiting list if one is available.
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That's because several reports say the millions of people with family connections to immigrants already living in this country would not be removed from the current waiting list.
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With a waiting list growing for their infant room, the founders are looking to find a new facility to allow them to expand to four classrooms from two.
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Dave now counts over 226 million users for its financial management app and has roughly 800,000 people on the waiting list to use its banking services, Wilk says.
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More than 37 million Americans have chronic kidney disease and roughly 5,000 die each year while on the kidney transplant waiting list; that's about 12 people each day.
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The announcement comes after White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said previously there was a "pretty lengthy waiting list" to go to the annual conference, Politico reported.
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It also has 13,000 schools on a waiting list to launch teams, and its platform to host a league — called Seasons — is now available in all 50 states.
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But, because anOrdain's artisans sand all dials by hand to ensure the depth of color, output is limited, so there is a six-week waiting list for orders.
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After finding a suitable egg donor, a process the men likened to "online dating only so much worse," they languished on a waiting list for surrogates for months.
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Airbus can't make enough of its planes, so anyone now looking at them as a Boeing alternative gets put at the bottom of a very long waiting list.
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In San Diego, Customs and Border Protection has been turning away unaccompanied minors seeking asylum and telling them to add their names to a waiting list in Tijuana.
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But there's still a waiting list for organs, which right now stands at a little more than 118,000, with one person being added to it every 10 minutes.
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In 2005, when the United States began using a lung allocation score to prioritize people on the transplant waiting list, the survival gap also increased dramatically, the authors noted.
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Oh god, and remember earlier in the summer when those rosé gummy bears sold out in only two hours and had a waiting list of more than 1,000 people?
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It was a six to nine-month waiting list and we couldn't wait that long – any one of those big Grand Mal seizures could kill Billy at any time.
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Twenty-six units came up that were willing to take vouchers, but nearly all of them had a waiting list, and only three were located in low-poverty areas.
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Finally, in July she learned that there were multiple donors available, but a hospital bed shortage placed Laura on a waiting list even though she had a donor match.
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The Owl's Head, Maine, boy's family donated his organs when he died, a gift for Rachel Dunn, who had been on a transplant waiting list since she was 1.
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Robin, the manager, told me that, yes, plenty of tech employees live there, but that, sorry, the waiting list is long, and he had no spaces available until 2021.
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To add to the sense that the asylum application process is stretched thin, the current keeper of the waiting list is a Venezuelan who'd like to seek asylum himself.
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It's pretty much always out of stock, and although it just got restocked, the fact that it was a waiting list several hundred people long, means it's going fast.
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South Morning China Post reports that the average waiting time for families or elderly people on the waiting list for public rental housing is five years and one month.
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The demand to attend the Token Summit exceeded organizer William Mougayar's own expectation of 300 — there were as many on the waiting list before he closed it, he said.
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It has also tried to speed up the regulatory approval process by thinning out the waiting list, forcing manufacturers to withdraw new drugs where trial data isn't strong enough.
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Each stone costs 470 pounds ($637.70) and the factory makes eight or nine a day — an annual output of between 1,800 and 2,000 — with a three month waiting list.
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The app is technically only available in San Francisco, but you can download it now and get on the waiting list no matter where you are in the U.S.
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Last year, more than 2320,1503 people died while waiting for a new kidney; 2150,260 dropped off the waiting list because they became too sick to qualify for a transplant.
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The device, which was created in collaboration with advertising agency Ogilvy, is not yet available to the public, though you can always try your luck at the waiting list.
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So they are using last-minute deals to entice passengers to pay to move to the front of the plane, while leaving frequent fliers languishing on the waiting list.
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"Now we have a waiting list of women wanting to join us," Lance said, adding that the company planned to hire another 150 women in the next five years.
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When al-Shaer first registered on the Gaza Interior Ministry&aposs waiting list in November, he was told that it would take more than a year to leave Gaza.
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The deal dictates that refugees landing in Greece would be deported back to Turkey and placed at the back of a waiting list to legally seek asylum in Europe.
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The demand for enhanced education at an early age has begun to outpace the supply within the U.S., and the national waiting list currently holds over 1 million students.
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But there is a long waiting list: The program's biggest challenge is a lack of funding, despite support from the New Balance Foundation and the Dick's Sporting Goods Foundation.
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There are currently about 15 doctors on Newman's (with plans to add more from a waiting list) who see about 10 to 15 patients through the platform per day.
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MD Squared, an elite practice that charges couples up to $210,225 a year, opened a Silicon Valley office in 2013 and within months had a waiting list to join.
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Smith said that the manager called two parties that had been on the waiting list to see if they could take O'Grady's table, but they'd already made other plans.
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There are 500 children on the waiting list in the capital alone, Jane said, and waiting times for surgery can quickly be pushed from several weeks to several months.
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A hospital in New Jersey said it accidentally transplanted a kidney into the wrong patient because she had the same name as someone else on the organ waiting list.
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Around 6,000 people in Britain are on the transplant waiting list and more than 400 patients died while waiting for a transplant last year, the public health service said.
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Evans filed the application jointly with the mother of a 15-year-old autistic teenager, currently on the waiting list of GIDS, which is aimed at those under 18.
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Arcadia has a waiting list for D.C.-area community solar, and another company I talked with — CleanChoice Energy — just announced a D.C. community solar project that already filled up.
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According to data from the district's local authority, five of the people evacuated from Sfintilor were on a waiting list for social housing - some for more than 212 years.
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Hawthorne told The Associated Press that emergency workers rescued about 240 people overnight, and that an additional 264 households were on a waiting list to be rescued Thursday morning.
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But the waiting list for those services can be long, and in the winter of 2016, few parents at the school bothered to put their children's names on it.
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If Republicans wanted to fix the waiting list problem, they could simply change Medicaid law to require states to cover in-home care on an equal basis with institutionalization.
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As a gift to PEOPLE readers, you can snag a free snack-size cube of Sugarfina's Champagne Bears Gummies with a purchase of $45 or more—no waiting list required.
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Cathedral Square has a waiting list of 20153 low-income seniors seeking shelter, and that is just a sneak peek at the senior housing shortage looming as the nation ages.
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"We believe we can get cash flow from issuing sukuk for these loans and getting money to deal with the fund's waiting list in the fastest time possible," he said.
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Adoption, not abortion, is the best choice for a woman who does not want her child, because someone does, as evidenced by the waiting list of couples seeking to adopt.
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Bailey Kursar, head of marketing at Monzo, told CNBC via telephone that the VC-funded start-up has a waiting list of 10-433 thousand people at any given time.
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With profit margins of 30 percent, strong pricing power and a healthy customer waiting list of well over a year, Camilleri inherits a business that is firing on all cylinders.
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Like a lot of C.C.R.C.s, Goodwin House will let nonresidents join a waiting list — known as its "priority club" — that allows them to use its restaurants and participate in activities.
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Half the women were randomly assigned to receive the self-help CBT booklet plus a breathing/relaxation CD. The other half were placed on a waiting list (the control group).
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We hope his feet did not grow peri: The waiter in Nando's just skipped our name on the waiting list for a table because she thought it was a joke
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Before a common enrolment system was in place, the waiting list for KIPP schools, a high-performing charter network, had 10,000 children on it, says Ryan Hill, the co-founder.
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But it's their Rosy Pits deodorant which is making waves this time around — and 5,000 people and counting have joined a waiting list for it to come back in stock.
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But Stanford Health Care at Stanford University in Northern California still considers any kind of drug use a potential reason to leave a patient off of the transplant waiting list.
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I spent an entire year on a waiting list thinking it was never going to happen, and then after one five-minute appointment with a fertility expert, that all changed.
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Officials said monitoring the waiting list for adoptions was one way to try to identify and track down the traffickers but they were aware that "bypass mechanisms" were taking root.
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Our Analysis:Welp, the brand's Tree Breezers were so popular that they completely sold out, so you gotta sign up for that waiting list if you're looking to cop a pair.
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With just a few months to turn around the new analyses, the researchers didn't have time to get on a waiting list for one of the Einstein's specialized sequencing machines.
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Glow Recipe instantly became one of the most in-demand K-Beauty brands at Sephora when this luxurious sleeping mask had a 5,000 person waiting list and continuously sold out.
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Finally, the Post never answered the initially-posed, real question – whether or not ObamaCare's Medicaid expansion to non-disabled adults came at the "expense" of those on the waiting list.
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Tesla had amassed an impressive 400,000-person or so waiting list, and no one was lining up to buy GM's comparatively dowdy car months before it rolled off assembly lines.
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In a moment of hubris a generation before Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos, the airline had even opened a "waiting list" for the first tourists to travel to outer space.
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Another showed a 90 percent reduction of symptoms in sexual assault victims, when compared to a control group who had received no treatment (while they were on a waiting list).
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It's the cheap sister to every overpriced highlighter stick you just can't seem to get your hands on — no matter how many waiting list email newsletters you sign up for.
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Neighbourly has been downloaded more than 1.5 million times since June, and Google said half a million people have joined a waiting list in cities where it isn't yet available.
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Last year, only 17 of the 30 children offered kindergarten seats through the lottery ended up at the school, leaving another 13 seats to be filled from the waiting list.
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Critics of the administration say Robert McDonald, the current secretary, has not held enough people accountable for the waiting list scandal or done enough to let veterans see private doctors.
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The relatively mass-market Model 3 sedan, which the company hopes to release next year, will be priced around $35,000, and already has a waiting list of some 373,000 buyers.
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"Those candidates on that waiting list then, while that program is inactive, are not eligible to receive any organ offers ... but those patients continue to accrue waiting time," Brown said.
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"Those candidates on that waiting list then, while that program is inactive, are not eligible to receive any organ offers ... but those patients continue to accrue waiting time," he said.
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I ran into a friend on MUNI on Thursday who said he'd gotten onto a waiting list for an affordable development near the Eastern waterfront that was still being built.
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When Yuet-kwan heard that Lok Sam had just opened, he applied to get his younger brother a bed—but Kam-tsuen was placed on a decade-long waiting list.
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There are 20 shipping companies on the Shipamax waiting list, and a freemium version is already available for industry players to dip their toe in Shipamax's tech-enabled scheduling waters.
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But the trading app was his breakthrough: Hundreds of thousands of people joined its waiting list before the public launch, and the company now says it has 6 million accounts.
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He read about a gallery that specializes in older artists, submitted his materials in person, and was told that there was a waiting list of 250 artists ahead of him.
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"There's a huge difference in the risk of death on that waiting list depending on where you live," said Hirose, a transplant surgeon at the University of California, San Francisco.
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The city introduced a waiting list in 29 — a previous system had been around since 29 — that now has over 276,269 names in a city of less than a million.
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The company has also expanded to carry 70 sizes — well beyond the industry average of 30 — which racked up a waiting list of 1.3 million women upon its initial launch.
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One has a waiting list of people scrambling to get their child admitted, while the other one is only at a quarter of its capacity and is threatening to close.
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He almost changed his mind when Cambridge, which had put him on a waiting list, also accepted him, but he stuck with Oxford despite being intrigued by Cambridge's poetry program.
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Immigrants post one number from the waiting list, indicating that only 10 migrants will have the chance to cross the border and apply for asylum in the US that day.
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That review, which has continued under the new governor, is expected to last another year, but Tonks said it could reduce the waiting list by as much as two-thirds.
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While the program helped to cover the childcare costs of some 4,000 children of parent students in 2016-2017, another 4,200 children were stuck on a waiting list for assistance.
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In fact, in 2014-'15 the average increase in the waiting list for in-home care was more than 2.5 times greater in non-expansion states than in expansion ones.
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Industry analysts say Airbus would be unlikely to pull out of Britain abruptly because of long lead times and a waiting-list of up to eight years for its planes.
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Two years ago, Elon Musk unveiled Tesla's first mass-market vehicle — the Model 3, starting at $35,000 — inspiring hundreds of thousands to deposit $1,000 to get on the waiting list.
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Back in 2015, I attended the inaugural event, which saw about 200 attendees and included a think tank the day before the brunch, with another 300 people on the waiting list.
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At present, squad members are invited by Drake, and they tend to be science communicators or journalists who asked to add their name to a waiting list to join future matches.
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They're both traveling to Finland's Lapland area in the fall to see the Northern Lights, and Margaret is on the waiting list for a cloud-watching trip to Bolivia next spring.
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Since the state expanded Medicaid under ObamaCare, the waiting list has grown by nearly 700 people, while 79 individuals with developmental disabilities have died before ever getting the care they needed.
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There have been a number of reports of babies and children being trafficked through charity-run homes and hospitals, which campaigners say is driven by a long waiting list for adoption.
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Though war-ravaged South Sudan is the only one formally on the waiting list, a string of others have been dandled as "possibles": Algeria, Burma, Burundi, Ireland, Kuwait, Nepal, Palestine, Yemen.
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The site hosts 15,000 users, and 20,000 more are on the waiting list, a paltry number compared with the hundreds of millions of users who visit Reddit and other competing sites.
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There, since the state chose to expand Medicaid to able-bodied adults, 2202 members of the waiting list have died and 2628 more truly needy individuals are now on the list.
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Unlike other cultural fund-raisers, like the New York City Ballet gala or the Frick Collection Young Fellows Ball, the Met gala is invitation only, and there is a waiting list.
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Users on the waiting list will begin being activated as of today, with the usual viral loop built in that means if you invite a friend, you can skip the queue.
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They now have around 1,000 businesses on their waiting list, with Mabey saying they are concentrating on a small number of "high volume players" while continuing to build out the product.
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After almost a year on the waiting list, I was offered this incredibly affordable studio by Chashama in one of the most iconic buildings in New York City — Brooklyn Army Terminal.
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Well before the league made clear it would put a team in Seattle, more than 33,000 fans placed deposits for season tickets, leading the ownership group to create a waiting list.
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There is an eight-month waiting list for My Dog Hikes, though spots tend to open up in the summer, when many dogs have free run of their owners' vacation homes.
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The Olives have already gotten on one waiting list (it's currently 10 years long for the larger cottage-style home they have in mind) and may join two or three more.
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"The waiting list for the artist is in the hundreds," said Jonathan Crockett, Phillips's head of 4503th century and contemporary art in Asia, who has been following Ms. Ay Tjoe's career.
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Held at NYU's largest theater in the heart of Greenwich Village, the symposium gathered a packed crowd of 800, with hundreds more on the waiting list and several viewing parties offsite.
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Rival Airbus has an even longer waiting list for planes and shifting from Boeing to Airbus would put an airline at the back of the line to have its order filled.
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The billionaire Peter Thiel reportedly expressed interest in the first company; Sam Altman, president of the start-up accelerator Y Combinator, paid $10,000 for a waiting-list spot with the second.
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In California, which relied on lawmakers to allocate money as part of the state budget, there was a waiting list, recalled Richard Figueroa, who was a senior administrator for the program.
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In 22018, responding to popular demand, Mieloch opened a New York City location of her Philadelphia-based spa, which often commands a four-to-six-week-long waiting list for appointments.
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A vintage Hermès Birkin bag, for example, commands its own vitrine, implying an equivalence between its commercial value (a five-figure price tag and a waiting list) and its cultural import.
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The only solution is a transplant, but instead of finding yourself on a waiting list hoping a donation comes through in time, you're whisked into the operating room to be prepped.
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AutoBlog reports that Volvo has already sold its first-year projection of vehicles in the service's first four months, resulting in a waiting list for the XC40 that now stretches into 2019.
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She and her husband, Chad, were already on a waiting list at the Regional Fertility Program, the only other clinic in town, which charges around $212,000 for a round of conventional IVF.
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Facebook at Work — the enterprise version of Facebook that lets businesses build their own secure social networks — has racked up over 3653,000 companies on a waiting list while still in closed beta.
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Baba was put on a waiting list for specialized and intensive therapy from the NHS, the national healthcare system in the UK, since her job didn't come with coverage for mental health.
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About 20 people a day die awaiting organ transplants, according to the American Transplant Foundation, and there are over 115,000 people currently on the waiting list to receive a life-saving organ.
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Emily's List, which helps train and fund female Democratic candidates who support abortion rights, hosted 500 women for a day-long training session Sunday -- with nearly 2860 more on its waiting list.
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She is excited to be on the waiting list for the mass that Pope Francis is expected to hold on Feb 5, during the first ever papal visit to the Arabian Peninsula.
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Even though the alcohol burns off during the cooking process, L.A. candy company Sugarfina's rosé gummy bears are a delicious thing that over 20 people are currently on the waiting list for.
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Two years later, Culture Shifting Weekend has added a third day, moved to a bigger venue, and had over 2763 black leaders attending the brunch, with 800 people on the waiting list.
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When an app wins an Apple Design Award and has hundreds of thousands of people on its waiting list, people are going to want to know how exactly the founders did it.
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At one point, a customer added his name to a waiting list for ''A Year on the Moor,'' a coffee-table book about grouse written and photographed by one Tarquin Millington-Drake.
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On one hand, you can't have 'em instantly, so you're forced to join a waiting list, nag the store with questions about shipping schedules, and remind yourself that patience is a virtue.
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There are 24,000 people in Kakuma and 8,000 in Nairobi on the waiting list for an appointment to determine whether or not they even qualify for refugee status—a six-month backlog.
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This year's race, taking place on September 8, is closed but you can try to get on the waiting list — or just go to Bordeaux to watch the spectacle from the sidelines.
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I imagine a world where instead of being on the five-month waiting list for child care, I move freely about the town while my robot stays home tending to the children.
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United spokeswoman Megan McCarthy said the company's board knew that Munoz was on a heart-transplant waiting list and hired its own cardiologist to talk with Munoz's doctors before approving the agreement.
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The result of Medicaid expansion has been nearly 368,85033 able-bodied, working age Arkansans collecting free insurance while a waiting list for the truly disabled in need of traditional Medicaid has grown.
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Although he eventually filled his rosters, for the first time he does not have a waiting list of candidates hoping to come to his farm in August to work until the spring.
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Surgeons at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine are also planning to perform penis transplants, and have had a combat veteran, injured in Afghanistan, on the waiting list for several months.
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Surgeons at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine are also planning to perform penis transplants and have had a combat veteran, injured in Afghanistan, on a waiting list for several months. video
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Reports first emerged in April 2014 that Phoenix VA management kept a secret waiting list to hide delayed medical care for military veterans, sparking a string of scandals and high-profile resignations.
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Among Americans with terminal liver disease, only one-third who needed transplants received them, and shortages are on the rise as the waiting list grows and the supply of organs remains flat.
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About 20 people a day die awaiting organ transplants, according to the American Transplant Foundation, and there are over 114,000 people currently on the waiting list to receive a life-saving organ.
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But thousands of people hoping to travel are on a waiting list, a backlog created by long periods of closures, and Egyptian border officials are processing them at an excruciatingly slow pace.
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However, Johnson said he had reached the point where a kidney transplant was necessary soon and that he was on a waiting list for an operation, which is yet to be scheduled.
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Researchers randomly assigned 126 families to either participate in a reading-based parenting program with eight weekly sessions or join a control group of people on a waiting list for the program.
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Signing up to be a donor can be one of the most impactful things you ever do—just look at how it would change the lives of those on the waiting list.
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He noted the success of the facility, which houses 60 previously homeless veterans, while recognizing that there is more work to be done, citing the 409 veterans on the facility's waiting list.
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He said the association, which will manage Libra, will most likely have a waiting list for those wanting to be among the 100 initial members it hopes to start with next year.
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But he still hoped Cinthya would be chosen off a waiting list to attend one of the higher-ranked schools on her application, and was bracing for more rounds in the lottery.
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There is a waiting list for services, a crematorium is working 24 hours a day, and the obituary section of a local newspaper has grown to about 10 pages, The Post said.
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Individual memberships have a one-off entrance fee of around $64,000, and monthly dues of several hundred dollars, but require personal connections and patience for a waiting list that is years long.
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Novakovic didn't share customer names on the waiting list, but the company's Gulfstream G650, a $65 million aircraft, is one of the most popular high-end corporate jets on the market today.
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Bey donated her iconic wide-brimmed black hat from the 'Formation' tour to help raise money for The Lung Transplant Project ... which raises awareness and money to reduce transplant waiting list times.
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According to the Pennsylvania Waiting List Campaign (a site dedicated to tracking long wait lists for services that serve intellectually disabled) ,as of December 31, 2015, 13,886 are on waiting lists for services.
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Here is some important background: According to the Health Resources and Services Administration, there are almost 000,21 patients on the waiting list for organ transplants, more than 393% of whom need a kidney.
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Often, patients are added to a waiting list to be matched with a deceased donor, and they may have to go on dialysis for kidney failure while they wait months or even years.
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That's far fewer than it had promised, and puts just the tiniest of dents in the waiting list of 400,000 people who have paid $1,000 for a chance to buy the latest Tesla.
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There have been a number of reports of babies and children being trafficked through charity-run homes and hospitals in India, which campaigners say is driven by a long waiting list for adoption.
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What's more, many of the 807 removed from the waiting list will have been removed because they became too ill to receive an organ, and are likely to have died as a result.
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With more than 122,000 people on the waiting list for organs, some of whom have HIV, this means that people will have a much better chance of surviving their end-stage organ disease.
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Dr. Seth Karp, director of the Vanderbilt University Transplant Center, estimates that only one in 10 patients who die of liver disease in Tennessee was even on the waiting list for a liver.
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More than one million Brazilians have applied for the card and approximately 300,000 are on a waiting list while their credit history is examined, Nubank said in the fourth quarter of last year.
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Over 300,000 people are on a waiting list to buy Tesla's Model 3 and earlier this month, General Motors and Lyft announced they would begin testing self-driving electric taxis within a year.
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Carrie-Louise Delaney, a mother of three who has been on the waiting list for more than two years, has Protestant friends but would be afraid to live in their part of town.
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In spite of only announcing this week, the company says its "first releases are already spoken for," meaning interested parties will have to join a waiting list to get their hands on it.
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Before this month's attacks on officers, NYPD spokesman Stephen Davis said the department was completing an increase in the base force by 235,218 and cited a waiting list to enter the police academy.
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They put you on a waiting list and hope you die before they actually have to say "No," or they simply expect you to accept that some services and treatments are categorically unavailable.
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Many migrants are turning to people-traffickers to smuggle them into Hungary or Croatia, with the short Croatian border effectively sealed and a months-long waiting list at the barbed-wire Hungarian border.
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There has been a number of reports of babies and children being trafficked through charity-run homes and hospitals in India, which campaigners say is driven by a long waiting list for adoption.
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Reports of systemic waiting list fraud and fatal treatment delays in the VHA were what prompted Congress to expand the ability of veterans to seek care outside the VHA in the first place.
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All 50 graduated, a feat achieved by none of the patients in the control group (who were put on a waiting list for the duration of the trial, and then asked to fly).
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Investment in increasing production capacity, in the firm's southern home city of Chennai, has helped it meet surging demand, though there is a waiting-list of up to four months on some models.
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The Asylee Women Enterprise, a Baltimore-based nonprofit, for example, currently houses about 25 people, but has nearly three dozen other asylum seekers on its waiting list, according to executive director Molly Corbett.
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Thanks to its no-fee promise, Robinhood had half a million people on a waiting list before it even launched and now boasts user numbers as high as six million at last count.
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In close partnership with transplant centers and area hospitals, the 58 non-profit, federally designated OPOs work every day to maximize donations and bring lifesaving organs to those on the transplant waiting list.
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Although Northerners are known for their resilience, that doesn't bode well for the Justins and Patsys who will continually find their names on the court docket rather than a treatment center's waiting list.
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More than 15,000 developers came onto the Sixa platform when it initially launched three months ago and, after building up a waiting list of thousands, the company is officially opening its beta today.
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Adrian Ghenie, for example, is one of a select group of artists with a long waiting list of would-be buyers, resulting in exponentially higher prices for the few works resold at auction.
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When you do the math, that means switching to an opt-out system could increase donations by 8,288—enough to potentially cover the nearly 8,000 who die every year on the waiting list.
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He is desperate to hire caregivers at Mother's Garden, a 22-room nursing home where there is a waiting list of 2800 would-be residents and want ads almost never attract job applicants.
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Before the advent of the internet, this was said to involve a waiting list, on which one's name would be placed after an inquiry about a Birkin in one of the company's stores.
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When major state budget cuts resulted in Arizona freezing new enrollment in its CHIP program, KidsCare, just before January 2010, the KidsCare waiting list grew to more than 85033,000 children by July 2011.
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After repeated attempts to get help at Northeastern's counseling center only to find herself languishing on the waiting list each time, she gave up on seeking help for her worsening anxiety and PTSD.
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A current Instagram favorite, with a six-person waiting list, is the "Pink Princess" philodendron, a houseplant that sells for $50 in a six-inch pot and has pink and dark green leaves.
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National Chicken Council Mike Brown said in a statement on Friday that the vast majority of growers are happy with their contracts, and that there is a waiting list to enter the industry.
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City officials said they had already restored set asides that were abandoned in the Bloomberg administration, but noted that the authority also had a lengthy waiting list of people who were not homeless.
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She'd joined the waiting list five years prior, when she became unable to work full-time due to serious health issues (she received both kidney and pancreas transplants, and is also legally blind).
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After factoring in his resilience and motivation, along with his endless support from his family and friends, he was added to the waiting list of the United Network for Organ Sharing in January 2016.
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With margins at 30 percent now, strong pricing power and an enviable customer waiting list, Camilleri inherits a business firing on all cylinders and is not expected to stray far from his predecessor's script.
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But the company is enticing eager pilots with a $100 three-year membership that offers priority placement on a waiting list, company-branded gear, and exclusive access to a flight simulator and company events.
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Floodgate's Mike Maples on what makes category kings RobinHood, the no-fee stock trading mobile phone app, was able to attract 1 million people to their waiting list before a product was even launched.
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Garry Godfrey found out in 2010 that he was removed from an organ transplant waiting list in Maine due to a health risk associated with his use of medical marijuana, CNN affiliate WGME reported.
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Her charity — believed to be the only one of its kind in the country — has a waiting list of more than 100 cancer survivors hoping to be made whole again and transform their lives.
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Chuck Schumer to introduce a bill to "decriminalize" marijuana Fisher's name was removed from the waiting list and she'll have to reapply if she wants public housing, according to the Gazette's report on Monday.
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With profit margins above 30 percent, strong pricing power and an enviable customer waiting list, Camilleri inherits a business firing on all cylinders and is not expected to stray far from his predecessor's script.
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In Houston, thousands of homes were flooded during Hurricane Harvey, and just a week after the water receded some contractors said they already had a waiting list of over a year to do repairs.
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After a battery of medical tests, interviews and psychological grilling — typical for transplant candidates, to make sure they understand the risks and will take anti-rejection medicine — Mr. Manning was on the waiting list.
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"We have members who are literally waiting for other members to die to request their cabana," Ms. Matthews said, adding that the club keeps a waiting list on a computerized spreadsheet noting members' preferences.
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Because it takes many hours to painstakingly hand-weave a single yard of a particular Pierre Frey tiger-print upholstery fabric, a decorator can be on the waiting list for more than a year.
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One time she gave him theatre tickets, another an expensive bottle of cognac, and then he demanded that she give him her place on the waiting list to buy an imported dining-room set.
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"There was a waiting list at one point, but because so many people wanted these bags, a list simply became unmanageable," said a former employee, speaking anonymously because of the nondisclosure agreement he signed.
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The experience proved so popular — about 4453,000 people, including chief executives and entire corporate boards, have played IBM's game, which has an eight-month waiting list — that IBM decided to build a second range.
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According to Morris, the island has only four obstetrics and gynaecology consultants, and the waiting list could mean the woman wouldn't be seen before 24 weeks — after which abortions aren't permitted in any circumstance.
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"I was on the transplant list for the deceased for four years at multiple hospitals...but the problem is for a deceased donor, there is a 7- to 10-year waiting list," he said.
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Born to a working-class family, she said she grew up in cramped subdivided flats and old tenement buildings while her family sat on a long waiting list just to get into public housing.
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It is no wonder that CoHatchery, a co-working space that also offered child care, managed a waiting list 500 names long during the brief period it was open in Park Slope last summer.
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With the arrival of an HIV-positive organ donor pool, HIV-positive patients awaiting organs will be given a new lease on life, and others on the transplant waiting list will receive organs sooner.
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When the John C. Anderson Apartments, an affordable six-story building with 56 units in Philadelphia, opened in 2014, the waiting list was capped at 100, said Ed Miller, an on-site social worker.
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Sarah Norman, 45, a pediatric nurse who sought help from the Oxford center last year for depression, said she was referred to group therapy because the waiting list for individual therapy was so long.
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These friends now proudly post photos of their latest skin-care haul, send me late-night texts asking at what step in their regimen a toner goes, and join the waiting list for new serums.
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"Housing is maxed out, Section 13 [public rent vouchers] funds have a massive waiting list with more people on the edge of homelessness, and the cost of securing an apartment has increased dramatically," Nortz said.
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French startup Blade, the company behind Shadow, announced at a press conference that it is launching new offers, updating specifications and the ability to become a client and buy a subscription without any waiting list.
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There was one bar that had a comedy night on a Wednesday, and so there was a waiting list to get up and do it and three people in town that did it somewhat professionally.
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The $30/month invite-only email software beloved by Silicon Valley VCs and "inbox zero" adherents is so hyped, there's currently a waiting list more than 180,000 people long, according to The New York Times.
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Essential also opened up a waiting list at the time for anyone to pick out a phone in white or black for $699 with the option of an additional 360-degree camera attachment for $50.
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If the business model doesn't scare you away and the $149 per month price tag sounds reasonable, now might be a good time to reserve your spot on the no doubt rapidly growing waiting list.
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In New York a vendor must obtain a two-year government permit, which requires sitting through a 15-year waiting list or shelling out as much as $25,000 to rent one on the black market.
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Unfortunately, Anita was placed at a different nursing home and while Wolfram asked to be moved to the same center as his wife, his failing health pushed him to the bottom of the waiting list.
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"After six years on the waiting list… finally sat down with my favorite client ever… @lakebell ✨❤️✨," he wrote in the caption, featuring a photo of Bell with a tattoo on each shoulder.
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The service has been operational in stealth for the last eight months, with members buying more than 10 items a week, according to Bloomberg, with thousands of people already lined up on J's waiting list.
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If you're in the New York area there is a second part to the Data Cindy, Sherman Query workshop on August 2, which is already sold out but there is a waiting list for hopefuls.
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And even though Qvivr plans to ship the SWYP card to anyone who has preordered it or is on the waiting list, they don't plan on continuing to sell the product after fulfilling these commitments.
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Other students are put on a waiting list, which is also supposed to offer District 4 children priority; the list, though, appears to have offered a back door to admission for children from other districts.
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Just as they were inspired by the heart transplant Cheryl's brother received, the couple hopes others will be encouraged to help one of the thousands of people who are on the waiting list right now.
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A self-inflicted wound Mata said my tour needed to be quick because the bathroom is in use almost all the time, and there is a waiting list that often lasts more than an hour.
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Given the sheer popularity of fleek-worthy brows, we weren't surprised to learn on Glossier's Facebook that Boy Brow, which launched in October, had a 10,000-person waiting list until it was restocked in March.
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This performance decrease can be fixed by replacing the battery, but Apple's replacement program has a weeks-long waiting list and the company has fought against third-party repair of its phones at every turn.
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"Midwifery is very hands-on and time-intensive," said Dr. Zeidenstein of Columbia, who was also a midwife at Midwifery of Manhattan, a private practice that, despite having a patient waiting list, closed last year.
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This year, she pays a $280 monthly premium for a plan that covers herself, her husband (who was on a waiting list for a liver transplant when we spoke), and her 19-year-old son.
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If you wanted to read a book but all copies were already checked out by other patrons, you had to join a waiting list for that book—just like you would at a physical library.
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Eugenio, 48, arrived in the border city of Ciudad Juarez with his family four months ago and has been on a waiting list for the chance to present his case to U.S. officials ever since.
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Five or more people can form a group to sponsor a refugee family, and even though this often involves a commitment of thousands of dollars per sponsor, there is a waiting list for getting refugees.
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Those accepted into the program — there is a waiting list — attend numerous workshops aimed at what is called procedural knowledge, boning up on study skills and learning how to connect with professors and research opportunities.
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He is one of 11,500 on waiting list—a list he's been on since he was four years old, in hopes he'll make it to the top by the time he's in his mid-twenties.
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The contractor will determine whether an employee qualifies for the program, oversee a waiting list for those who want to participate and evaluate whether a child care center is eligible to receive the federal funds.
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Parents who have never registered for a college course may not realize, for example, that being at the top of the waiting list for an oversubscribed class is often the way to gain entrance to it.
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Buzz from the release of the Model 3, as well as Musk's attempts to shoo customers away from the waiting list (which is around a half a million people long) appear to be having an impact.
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It's been only three hours since Google's Pixel 2 event wrapped up — but if you're planning to buy one and haven't gotten around to it yet, you're already late enough to be on the waiting list.
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H2OV first launched last summer and sold out within a few months, thanks to a waiting list of roughly 10,000 OV devotees that bought up the water-friendly range as soon as it landed on site.
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And we bet you'll cosign our approval if you've ever experienced the gut-wrenching heartbreak of being this close to getting your hands on one of these bad boys after months on a stalled waiting list.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Global seeds giants have called for transparent, science-based approvals processes for new crop types after China approved two more genetically modified (GMO) crops for import, but left four others on the waiting list.
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The team rounded up 25 patients who complained about snoring, gave the experimental group four months of didgeridoo lessons and had them practice six days a week (the control group was kept on a waiting list).
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The Homes service, which is launching with just over 1,000 listings in Los Angeles, New York and the San Francisco Bay Area and another 80,000 people on its waiting list, can be offered in two ways.
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"This is a step-by-step process but it's a nice problem to have," Duerheimer said, adding the British carmaker aims to keep the waiting list which currently stands at one year as short as possible.
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If you don't believe us, may we direct your attention to the fact that there was, at one point, a waiting list of over 700 people trying to get their hands on the little pink bears.
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"For the 13 apartments, I've got a waiting list of 49 people," said Ian Rasch, 41, a former New York developer who co-founded Framework Properties, the Great Barrington-based company that is developing 47 Railroad.
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More than 121,000 people are on the waiting list for organs in the US The successful procedure gives new hope to people living with HIV, who until now could only receive transplants from non-infected donors.
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The concierge service, which only launched in February, guarantees clients two dates per month for £250 ($353), four dates for £400 and six dates for £500; it claims to have a growing waiting list of clients.
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"When I found out how he had passed, it gave me chills," Sandness told the AP. Sandness had begun exploring a face transplant in 2012, and had been placed on a waiting list in early 2016.
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Lip kits have sold out in seconds, a handmade makeup brush has run up a waiting list, and a palette with a peach on it once crashed a website, but people rarely get excited about foundation.
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SF Holding struck a $6.6-billion deal last year with little-known metals firm Maanshan Dingtai Rare Earth & New Materials Ltd, effectively allowing the courier to bypass a waiting list for a formal initial public offer.
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But before this season, it announced that there was no season ticket waiting list, and over the last several years the Redskins have ripped about 210,22004 seats out of FedEx Field, their home in suburban Maryland.
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"Ours is a limited solution, as it is only temporary housing for two to three years till they get public housing," said Chick Kui Wai, community organiser at SoCo, which has Luk on its waiting list.
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During the study period, 121,680 patients (8.2%) were placed on a waiting list for a deceased-donor transplant, 49,103 (3.3%) actually received a deceased-donor kidney transplant, and 23,762 (1.6%) received a living-donor kidney transplant.
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"I called Tiffany's in New York to try to get one, but the waiting list was way too long to even bother," said Tom Tombeur, 2100, an online dealer in vintage watches who lives outside Antwerp.
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Unlike other cultural fund-raisers, like the New York City Ballet gala or the Frick Collection Young Fellows Ball, the Met gala is invitation-only, and there is a waiting list to get on the list.
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The last time Boston accepted new applications for rental-assistance Section 8 vouchers was nine years ago, when for a few precious weeks you were allowed to place your name on a very long waiting list.
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Before Tesla cultivated a year-long waiting list for its fully electric Model 3 sedan, "pure electric" vehicles — cars that run entirely on electricity, as opposed to hybrid cars — seemed like something of a niche market.
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She has also explored the possibility of Allas returning to the Philippines for treatment, but has been informed she would likely have to join a waiting list at a hospital in Manila, miles from her home.
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Sommeliers, waiters, receptionists and others on the 60-member staff have to cater to the requirements of diners who themselves arrive in a state of pent-up expectation: The restaurant has an 11-month waiting list.
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Its own Housing Authority said that at the end of June 2019, almost 150,000 people were on a waiting list for a subsidized flat, with an average wait time of about five and a half years.
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So beloved is the calmative ethos of the London facialist Amanda Lacey that more than a quarter-of-a-century since she started her practice, the waiting list at her understated Chelsea atelier remains stubbornly long.
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"By categorically denying class members all rights to club access because they remained on the resignation waiting list as of December 31, 2012, defendant revoked or canceled their memberships," and should have refunded their deposits, he said.
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The doctors here said they would focus on improving the diets of affected children and expanding education programs like Head Start, the federally funded preschool program for low-income children, which has a waiting list in Flint.
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My search for quality education took me on a nearly 20-year journey, one that included a pricey, private co-operative day care program, with a two-year waiting list and a ridiculous interview process -- for toddlers.
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The League, another dating app that's only for the good-looking and successful, vets all new users based on their Facebook and LinkedIn profiles, and at times has had a waiting list well into the six digits.
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A study of more than 100,000 people on the kidney waiting list in 503-2014 found that five years afterwards, those who accepted such organs were, on average, more likely to have survived than those who declined.
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When he got a call that a service dog was available after he put his name on a two-year waiting list, he was stunned – and a little confused when he learned the dog was a poodle.
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The behind-the-scenes politics of organ donation The policies of most transplant programs, which determine who gets on a waiting list, are evaluated through UNOS and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, among other agencies.
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Surrounded by 1500 friends, family and fans — the wedding was standing room only with 1000 others on the waiting list, after the singer opened her wedding invitation to the public — it all went off without a hitch.
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Amir Hever, the CEO and co-founder, noted that while there are, for example, six OEMs already working with his company, there is also a long waiting list of companies that want to work with the startup.
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With so many residents on the waiting list, the club is exploring expanding its offerings to incorporate activities for nonmembers, like educational programs for children with an emphasis on where their food comes from, Mr. Lordahl said.
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Upon arrival, they put their names down on a waiting list at the El Chaparral border crossing and received a number that, when called, would give them their chance to cross the border make their asylum claim.
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The company has been preparing to sharply increase its manufacturing production for the introduction next year of its less expensive Model 3 sedan, which already has a long waiting list of customers who have preordered the vehicles.
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LONDON — Before Thelma Golden, chief curator of the Studio Museum in Harlem, met her future husband, the London-based designer Duro Olowu, she had been on a Barneys waiting list for one of his dresses for months.
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In 2014, when the C.H.A. opened a lottery just to make it onto the waiting list for either a voucher or public-housing unit, 20,000 families entered their names, a quarter of all the households in Chicago.
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