My services will be covered at no cost to you.
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These homes are provided at no cost to the veterans.
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Support staff is provided at no cost to the provider.
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Dealers will close the opening at no cost to owners.
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It comes at no cost and it energizes the base.
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Those children were "buried" at no cost to the families.
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Google and Facebook provide popular services at no cost to consumers.
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The breeder agreed and gave Lucky to Gardner at no cost.
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"We got the Georgia one," Siegler said—and at no cost.
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Those schools that are approved receive the licenses at no cost.
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Twelve confidential visits per person, per issue — all at no cost.
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All vehicles owners will be issued a replacement at no cost.
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With Earnin's partner program, employers can offer Earnin at no cost.
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All options are available to active duty military at no cost.
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Instead, they're able to order them, at no cost for shipping.
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I was ultimately able to get a replacement at no cost.
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There are also bicycles available for guests' use at no cost.
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Ontario started offering drugs to assist medically-assisted suicide at no cost.
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Saint Lucia provided the vaccines at no cost, the health department said.
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Sign up at no cost for Amazon Prime Student's six-month trial.
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Toyota said it would replace the inflaters at no cost to customers.
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Agendia, the company that markets MammaPrint, did the testing at no cost.
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If any keyboard repairs are necessary, they'll be provided at no cost.
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The LWCF has also spurred economic growth, at no cost to taxpayers.
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Competing founders receive extensive pitch coaching from our editors — at no cost.
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Dealers will update the power steering software at no cost to owners.
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I was gifted a class, so it's at no cost to me.
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Manufacturers have agreed to provide the mobile devices at no cost, Claure said.
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Hotstar offers five-minute streaming of live events to users at no cost.
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They should receive access to all forms of reproductive care at no cost.
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It's a valuable benefit that employers often offer at no cost to employees.
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Many financial planners also offer introductory consultations for potential clients at no cost.
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Recalls can be fixed at no cost to the consumer at U.S. dealerships.
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Buyers can return the piece, no questions asked, at no cost to them.
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There are more than 100,000 charging points available, at no cost at first.
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Mental health professionals are speaking to the "therapy generation" online, at no cost.
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Screening and additional care will be provided at no cost at public clinics.
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The classes are an hour long and most are offered at no cost.
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Hospitals will also be offered HireVue's platform at no cost during the pandemic.
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Additionally, Obamacare mandates that insurers cover all contraceptives at no cost to patients.
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Its curators will guide visitors through displays "related to failure" at no cost.
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Giving these tests at no cost during school simply levels the playing field.
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Economic fairness: The status quo – allowing carbon pollution at no cost -- is unfair.
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The Polish government will build these projects at no cost to the United States.
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They offer a freemium version to manage up to 10 devices at no cost.
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He was told he was entitled to pick up replacement seeds at no cost.
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The insurers cover the cost, which means employees get Livongo's service at no cost.
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So Dropbox is deciding to gift its users a bit extra at no cost.
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Use All Five will send the fax for you, at no cost to you.
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Several years ago, Facebook invited advertisers to set up fan pages at no cost.
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The company installs solar panels and batteries in rural homes — critically, at no cost.
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The service offers to store an unlimited number of compressed images at no cost.
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The ACA requires nearly all businesses to cover contraceptives at no cost to patients.
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It would essentially replace private insurance, providing sweeping benefits at no cost to patients.
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They will be able to switch at no cost if they don't feel comfortable.
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The Affordable Care Act says insurers must cover certain preventive services at no cost.
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The phrase "at no cost to the N.F.L." appears in the book 65 times.
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The ad-supported service offers about 80% of its catalog at no cost to users.
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Women stay for two years at no cost and with no live-in authority figure.
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Each team receives extensive coaching — again from experienced TechCrunch editors and again, at no cost.
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"This is all privately funded and comes at no cost to the taxpayer," he said.
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Often these programs provide body camera equipment at no cost to the participating police department.
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Toyota dealers will fix the cars at no cost to the owners, the company said.
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TrueConnect is offered at no cost or risk to employers, and is easy to administer.
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A small number of fellows, artists and cause leaders attend the conference at no cost.
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State-owned Saudi Aramco has stored crude in Okinawa since February 2011 at no cost.
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They also note that all health care is provided at no cost to all pilgrims.
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An additional 2118,236 people were treated aboard the ship as outpatients, all at no cost.
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Additionally, Requires coverage of coronavirus vaccines as a preventive service, at no cost to patients.
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State-owned Saudi Aramco has stored crude in Okinawa since early 2011 at no cost.
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Recently, she gave one to my husband and me for a week, at no cost.
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I have partnered with Darkness 2 Light to make programming available now at no cost.
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CNBC employees get to enjoy a stress-free commute via luxury shuttle at no cost.
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The Cerebral Palsy Foundation has since removed the fee, making the app available at no cost.
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But he won't commit to mandating insurance coverage of birth control for women at no cost.
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All provide a free day pass so you can pedal to the polls at no cost.
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If a rental is damaged or needs repair, Bird will swap it out at no cost.
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For example, players can use a totem teleport home at no cost, and at any time.
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Again, birth control is covered at no cost, but we'll get to that in a minute.
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Total treatment for each child can reach millions of dollars—at no cost for the patient.
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This includes free users, who are able to access some core banking features at no cost.
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First, rely on private industry, which is expanding access at no cost or risk to taxpayers.
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And because state school districts fund these programs, students can get this preparation at no cost.
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Squarespace says it's starting to roll out email marketing to its existing customers at no cost.
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We'll keep you fed, watered and highly caffeinated throughout the event — at no cost to you.
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The training also comes at no cost to participants, and is bankrolled mostly from private donations.
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Drivers can get a Cargo box from select local Uber centers, at no cost to them.
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The Masters provides a single one, at no cost, that covers both elements, offering rudimentary information.
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Many Home Depots, Boy Scout troops or local nonprofits will take Christmas trees at no cost.
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But until yesterday, customers could call and ask to have that limitation waived at no cost.
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So Dart offers to collect and transport the used foam containers for cities at no cost.
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Each woman is given her own room and bathroom, as well as meals, at no cost.
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The panel's recommendation will require insurance to cover counseling at no cost to women receiving it.
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No-cost preventive care Obamacare allowed insured people to receive some health-care services at no cost.
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The goal of the project was to make government-funded research available to taxpayers at no cost.
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The move rolls back an Obama-era requirement that employers provide FDA-approved contraception at no cost.
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Plex would then license its software at no cost to these companies as a user acquisition play.
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Since Marie and Sara are participating in the Arkangel trial program, the implant comes at no cost.
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Toyota dealers will update the fuel cell system software at no cost to the customer, it said.
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The loss-making Construction Bank was taken over by the central bank at no cost in 2015.
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You can get an Apple gift card, or the company will recycle the device at no cost.
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Those readers are getting theSkimm's content — akin to a CliffsNotes of important news events — at no cost.
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"All inmates … have continuous access to toilet paper, at no cost to them," Andrew Wilder told WJZZ.
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Under the Affordable Care Act, every woman who has health insurance gets birth control at no cost.
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Hobby Lobby, that challenged the mandate for for-profit companies to provide contraception coverage at no cost.
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Take advantage of changing rooms, lockers, locks, life vests, paddling lessons and sunscreen, all at no cost.
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Finally, voters who want to vote by mail must be allowed to do so at no cost.
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If you purchase two video games or Blu-ray movies, you'll get a third at no cost.
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TransUnion&aposs free TrueIdentity offering could be a useful tool to protect your information at no cost.
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In addition, his boss has let Ismail's family pitch a tent on his land at no cost.
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No, right now it's all available at no cost to anyone who has an Alexa-enabled device.
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The courses typically run at capacity and provide instruction at no cost to trainees, Mr. Fugate said.
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While DeepVariant's code comes at no cost, that isn't true of the computing power required to run it.
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A new robot will be delivered this week at no cost to the Harbour per our service agreement.
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Under the Tennessee Promise program, 16,000 students enrolled in a two-year program at no cost last fall.
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The agency, which made the ad for $22,000, is remaking the video at no cost to the state.
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And we do it at no cost — because money should never be a barrier to saving a life.
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As a result they miss out on vaccines despite a federal programme to provide them at no cost.
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That means the children will receive the benefit at no cost to the state at least until Sept.
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"The airport will be built at no cost to government, and with no subsidies or guarantees," he added.
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The building's buyer agreed that the institute and its tenants could remain there at no cost through May.
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The mobile service offers 24/7 support from trained crisis counselors in the United States at no cost.
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A group of police officers collected the TV to be recycled, at no cost to the local residents.
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Most drugs accessed through the federal program are provided by the manufacturer at no cost to the patient.
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The industrialist Peter Cooper endowed the school to educate working-class New Yorkers at no cost to them.
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The bill, which now heads to the Senate, mandates private health insurers provide coronavirus testing at no cost.
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From prenatal checkups to surgeries and even birth control, the majority of services are offered at no cost.
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The improved forecasts from the system are available at no cost through IBM websites and apps like Weather.
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Those trainings are supplemented by online sources that are available, at no cost, to candidates at all levels.
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In some cases, you may still need to undergo a medical exam (but at no cost to you).
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Music makers can upload their songs at no cost, and users can browse, follow and get listening recommendations.
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This bill would require phone companies to offer tools at no cost to help consumers block these calls.
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It allows you to designate one person to fly with you at no cost beyond taxes and fees.
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All of this came at no cost to the producers, which is why the film's budget is unknowable.
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Most importantly for my family, they were provided by the state of Arkansas at no cost to students.
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Those tickets come at no cost, but the White House did not say how it would specifically be allocated.
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The health care law required insurance companies to cover IUDs and other contraceptives at no cost to the consumer.
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They are allocated according to IATA's guidelines at no cost, but the money they generate goes to the carrier.
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Valimail follows companies like Cloudflare and Synack in offering its services at no cost to help secure election systems.
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Fill your cart with killer designer pieces at no cost to you, because what's better than free designer clothes?
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But this new program expands on those initiatives, allowing schools access to the life-saving drug at no cost.
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First dollar coverage meaning that someone goes to the doctor and it is at no cost to the individual.
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This could impact many of the millions of women who now receive contraceptives at no cost under this provision.
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"Most folks FedEx overnight their watch into us, fully insured, at no cost to them," Altieri told Business Insider.
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You accrue stock in the company over time—probably quite a lot of it—at no cost to you.
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Air travelers affected by the wildfires can change their plans at no cost, JetBlue Airways and Southwest Airlines announced.
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New York City made preschool available at no cost through the public schools for four-year-olds in 2014.
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The company said it would make the product available at no cost to many consumers but charge insurers $4,500.
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Clothes or accessories that are kept are paid for, and everything else can be shipped back at no cost.
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The Affordable Care Act (ACA) requires most health plans to cover certain preventive services at no cost to you.
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Dealers will replace the fuel delivery pipe with a new one containing improved parts at no cost to customers.
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Hastings argued sleeping multiple nights a week in a taxpayer-funded office at no cost further posed ethical questions.
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To see what peak performance coaching is all about, Frazer worked with me at no cost for a month.
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Passing legislation now will help improve the lives of 3.5 million Americans at no cost to the federal government.
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For every member who signs up, Thrive Market gives a membership to a low-income family at no cost.
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Ms. Raymond, too, ultimately found a lawyer, at no cost to her, through the New York Legal Assistance Group.
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These passengers will be rerouted to one of the 13 airports by their airline at no cost to them.
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It would provide generous coverage at no cost to patients, but could cut payments to many hospitals and doctors.
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He has also formed an after-school program called Flex NYC that teaches flexing to children at no cost.
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On Saturday, volunteers began remodeling two apartments that will be used for transitional housing to homeless veterans at no cost.
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Although he may be extreme with his anger, he stops at no cost to achieve what he is striving for.
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Drivers will be invited to secret community meetings, where they will receive their Beacons at no cost, charging equipment included.
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Volkswagen said 98 percent of the 173,000 affected vehicles in Switzerland had already been refitted at no cost to owners.
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Google is offering a free version of Cloud Build with up to 120 build minutes per day at no cost.
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That's the requirement that demands group health plans provide a full range of contraceptive coverage to women at no cost.
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The nonprofits that create these ads will be able to run them at no cost, thanks to Google's grant program.
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The company is also offering users access to a fleet of music, movies, and TV streaming services at no cost.
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They can order as much as they like and are allowed 100 days to send back items at no cost.
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Most traditional employers offer short-term disability insurance at no cost to the employee, but that's probably not enough coverage.
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This comes at no cost to taxpayers, as the private sector would pay for this instant improvement in trucking efficiency.
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Vaccines covered under Part B are available to patients at no cost, while those covered under Part D require payment.
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The renewable fuel standard has been successful in protecting American energy security, and at no cost to consumer or taxpayers.
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The boat's captain, Boris Herrmann, and fellow sailor Pierre Casiraghi volunteered to help them cross the Atlantic at no cost.
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The doors are installed at no cost to store owners, in exchange for the privilege of selling ads on them.
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And Facebook would foot the bill for making it available at no cost to users who didn't have data plans.
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The replacement of the pipes will come at no cost to Newark residents, Essex County Executive Joe DiVincenzo Jr. said.
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The company said it would be accepting cancellations at no cost for bookings made from March 513 to March 31.
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Hansel was given to the Millville Fire Department, who was in need of an arson detection dog, at no cost.
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Employees in the past had been able to get contraceptives and contraceptive services at no cost through a third party.
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All contributions would be collectively invested in the world stock, bond, and real estate market at no cost to contributors.
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The legislation, however, isn't as generous as the Medicare for All proposals, which essentially provides all care at no cost.
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Florida said it would make Zika testing available to all pregnant women at county health departments statewide at no cost.
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The good news is your L.I.R.R. ticket will get you onto the subway at no cost during the morning rush.
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A gym has just opened in the building that I work in, and is available at no cost to tenants.
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Obamacare attempts to tackle this problem by requiring all insurance companies to cover LARCs at no cost to the patient.
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For one thing, it was free, as the space was vacant and the building's owner made it available at no cost.
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You'll also get two gel memory foam pillows at no cost when you buy a mattress — an extra value worth $150.
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In late 2013, Los Angeles City Council began a push for a citywide Wi-Fi network at no cost to citizens.
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Anyone can use Linux at no cost and anyone can modify, reuse, or distribute the Linux source-code for whatever purpose.
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Until recently, back issues of Omni Magazine were stored on the Internet Archive, for readers to page through at no cost.
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Mobile Passport, a mobile app authorized by CBP, lets US and Canadian passport holders skip long customs line at no cost.
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The first group of agencies involved in the closed beta test of the initiative will get the courses at no cost.
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U.K.-based charity Road to Peace facilitated for Dilbireen to receive medical treatment at Shriners Hospitals for Children at no cost.
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He and Austin said the research would be conducted with the aid of donations and at no cost to the government.
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In all cases, ICE will arrange for transportation to the abortion appointment "at no cost to the detainee," the guidelines read.
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Most importantly, the library has created a space for citizens to spend time in the heart of Helsinki at no cost.
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Players who get StarCraft 2 once it's free will only be able to fully play some core commanders at no cost.
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Video The department has also set up two hepatitis A vaccination clinics , offered at no cost to the public, on Aug.
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But university administrators also note that gap-year plans come in a variety of forms, some of them at no cost.
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Group life insurance is usually offered at no cost to employees and doesn't require a medical exam, so it's worth enrolling.
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St. Jude's — the pediatric research hospital where sick children can be treated at no cost — is another newcomer to the list.
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Throughout London and at tourist attractions elsewhere, Wi-Fi connections are readily available at no cost (most with no password required).
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He said deployments were quite limited, with most trials where business test the product on a limited basis at no cost.
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All that to say the Surface Pro X should deliver great performance for most people at no cost to battery life.
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Each day, before school or after, 21,249 boys and girls ages 22014 to 27 come at no cost for two hours.
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Under President Obama's signature piece of healthcare legislation, employers were bound to cover birth control at no cost to the employee.
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The Venezuelan Social Security Institute for years imported and distributed medication for diseases such as cancer at no cost to patients.
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Small and medium enterprises who encounter difficulties will also be allowed to restructure their bank loans at no cost, he added.
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Many states have started offering the SAT or ACT during school hours at no cost and requiring students to take it.
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People could connect to long-lost friends, search the world&aposs information and watch endless streams of video at no cost.
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The city is replacing the lines at no cost to homeowners in part thanks to funding recently secured by Essex County.
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Under the Affordable Care Act, many health insurance plans cover FDA-approved methods of birth control for women at no cost.
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That means requiring all phone companies to implement caller ID authentication and call-blocking technology at no cost to the consumer.
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But they are also healthy foods, so they now can ostensibly be eaten with abandon at no "cost" to the Weight Watcher.
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In return for a degree at no cost – and with no debt burden - the commitment they require, even after graduation, is steep.
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They're offering to relocate and rehome the tigers at no cost, or failing that, sue over violations of the Endangered Species Act.
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This would allow him to send coffees to other people's houses — or have their orders sent to his house, at no cost.
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Providing two years of community college at no cost for every responsible student is one of the best ways to do that.
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This content will all be available at no cost and be available through TV programs, on mobile phone, and other digital platforms.
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Anyone with health insurance—including those with high-deductible plans—will be provided with Auvi-Qs at no cost out of pocket.
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But if a replacement is deemed necessary, St. Jude Medical will provide the device at no cost, it said in the letter.
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Becca Stevens' nonprofit allows women who've battled Nashville street life to live in residential centers at no cost and find gainful employment.
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Meek and his group supply the devices at no cost to veterans' hospitals, where patients use them during therapy under medical supervision.
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First, Qatar is meddling in the internal affair of other countries and has done so for a while and at no cost.
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As for its revenue, O'Connor says that tutors who've already established a student base can begin using the platform at no cost.
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And three years ago, SCRUFF launched its BenevolAds platform, which reserves 10 percent of its ad inventory for nonprofits at no cost.
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For so many women these services are extremely important, but they don't know that they can get those services at no cost.
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Covered by the ACA as a preventive service at no cost to the consumer, mammogram screenings are the first line of defense.
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FDLP libraries then provide the information to businesses, the legal system, researchers, and the general public – at no cost to the users.
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More than ten years after Viagra was first covered by insurance, insurers were finally required to cover birth control at no cost.
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New York state officials began intensifying Zika prevention efforts in March, including by offering the larvicide tablets to homeowners at no cost.
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At issue is the requirement under the Affordable Care Act that health insurance plans cover contraception at no cost to the patient.
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Energy service companies have developed a financing mechanism – performance contracting – to upgrade buildings with more efficient products at no cost to costumers.
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In the long run, Matthews wants to offer his company's milk to schools and orphanages at no cost or near to it.
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The Affordable Care Act has been extremely important for women's healthcare because people now have access to birth control at no cost.
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Roughly half of the methane the industry is emitting now could be cut at no cost, Birol said at an event Monday.
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It also provided, at no cost, the furnished apartment that he shares with his two sons in this working-class dormitory town.
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Cuomo's press release said the hotel would be the first of several in New York to house healthcare workers at no cost.
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The two Ebola drugs that have succeeded are being offered at no cost for "compassionate use" even though they're still technically experimental.
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She gave a speech at a conference and caught the attention of a lawyer who offered to represent her at no cost.
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Under a little-known provision of the Affordable Care Act, health insurers must cover federally recommended vaccines at no cost for patients.
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Eighteen months into operation, the app is still building its business; it approached Wearable X to provide its services, at no cost.
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In fact, when you buy a Fire 7 Kids Edition tablet ($99.99), you get a year of FreeTime Unlimited at no cost.
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The signing of the deed on Monday gives the tribe almost the entirety of the island — roughly 200 acres — at no cost.
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The Prescription Drug Safety program will be made available to Pittsburgh-area high schools at no cost, according to a news release.
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They were given long-acting reversible contraception at no cost, and followed for two to three years to see what would happen.
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"Young people from area schools and nonprofit organizations are routinely invited to attend Economic Club events at no cost," Ms. Elders said.
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A Department of Homeland Security official said it was committed to ensuring migrants have legal assistance at no cost to the government.
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Ford said it will spend about $20093 million to fix the problem, which will be done at no cost to the cars' owners.
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It's hard to build image-editing software when Instagram or Facebook can promote a similar product to its billion users at no cost.
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I'm lucky that my district offers a health insurance plan at no cost to me, so of course that's the one I selected.
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Now pastoralists "not only now know where to go, they do so at no cost and without crossing into farmers' fields", Hamadi said.
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This model means that students graduate Pathways with an associate's degree at no cost to them — and that makes a world of difference.
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Newman said Chloe has gotten a state-of-the-art new leg every year as she grows, at no cost to the family.
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PT. During this free weekend, the full game will be unlocked and available to download at no cost from each console's online store.
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But after taking the payment, the firm does little — or takes steps that the consumers could do on their own at no cost.
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Third-parties are helping build infrastructure at no cost to cities by paying for projects entirely through advertising placements on the new equipment.
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Fair resolution of complaints by independent mediators at no cost to those who are harassed could remove barriers to speaking up about abuse.
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Further, Comcast will offer to customers, at no cost, the ability to block the addition of new services or equipment to their accounts.
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When Moore's law was doubling performance every couple of years at no cost anyway, there was little incentive to customise processing this way.
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And in many cases, an end-user can set up their own gateway, just like a Wi-Fi access point, at no cost.
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The 4G-only carrier undercut the market by first offering bulk of mobile data at no cost, and then charging very little fee.
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It will have a clearly defined appeals process to the federal courts at no cost to appellants, with a 30-day decision limit.
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Under the Trump administration's regulations, thousands of women are at risk of losing the birth control benefits they're currently receiving at no cost.
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Toward that end, the company made quantities of the drug available at no cost to doctors who volunteered to run studies on it.
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There were about 443 million homes in Melbourne at the time; more than 244,2318 showerheads were replaced at no cost over four years.
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Traditionally the government has provided seeds and other subsidies to farmers at no cost, and some farmers think SOWEDA should not be different.
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He said any student without a clear backpack would be provided one at no cost after spring break, which takes place next week.
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He started off redecorating children's bedrooms in some of Liverpool's most deprived areas at no cost to residents, and slowly the concept spread.
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Assigning editors can access the database at no cost, sorting reporters by state, city and coverage area and then getting their contact information.
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In exchange for watching over a client's pets and house while the owner is away, sitters stay in the home at no cost.
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"Relief workers, neighbors who've had to evacuate, and others impacted by the event" are eligible to book rooms at no cost, Airbnb says.
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These proposals are all the more misguided considering that the federal hydropower program pays its own way, at no cost to U.S. taxpayers.
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And given that acknowledgement is a critical component of job satisfaction yet comes at no cost, management should consider providing more of it.
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The collective will represent all American songwriters equally and at no cost, since the digital streaming services have agreed to fund the operations.
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" It would make sure health insurance is no longer burdened to provide "preventive care at no cost or include the essential health benefits.
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Users can watch these films at no cost with commercial interruptions and pop-up banner ads like the ones displayed on other YouTube videos.
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UN Habitat, the United Nations agency for human settlements, believes that such people can collect 1003-2100% of rubbish at no cost to municipalities.
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They are also explicitly conceived as business-friendly strategies that enable women to comply with the injunction to breastfeed at no cost to employers.
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The new business for Microsoft's phones, which were provided at no cost to the police, was clearly not enough to keep Windows Phone alive.
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This insurance, which comes at no cost to the couriers, activates the second a courier accepts an order and ends the second it's complete.
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However, one of the big tenets of the ACA is that preventative care, including many forms of birth control, is covered at no cost.
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Disney-owned streaming service Hotstar, which offers 80% of its content catalog at no cost, has amassed more than 300 million monthly active users.
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As such, the Department of Health and Human Services determined that group health plans provide a full range of contraceptive coverage at no cost.
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Some background: The ACA mandates employers and health plans cover various forms of contraception, such as birth control pills, at no cost to employees.
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Both companies said they would make around 500 ETFs available for trading at no cost, each doubling the amount of funds in their offerings.
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He compared it and Google to chemical companies in the 1950s that were "artificially profitable" because they could pollute the environment at no cost.
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They have created an app, for example, enabling motorcyclists to pick up signature forms and deliver them to the group's office at no cost.
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He also deflected questions on whether the GOP plan would keep ObamaCare's requirement that birth control be available at no cost to the patient.
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A new analysis from the Kaiser Family Foundation finds that 4.2 million uninsured people are eligible for ObamaCare coverage at no cost at all.
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This is not a controversial issue, an estimated 85033 percent of women and 64 percent of men support providing contraception care at no cost.
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More promising are efforts to make the most effective forms of birth control (IUDs and implants) more widely available at no cost to women.
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Velocio also offers a fit guarantee, so if you order the wrong size, they'll make sure you get the right one at no cost.
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It's at no cost, but to receive those things you do need to go and meet with people, receive counseling, and sometimes watch videos.
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Last week, Massachusetts became the latest state to guarantee contraception at no cost (no, not the first, despite what Facebook videos might tell you).
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The pilot included 40 seventh graders who were nominated by their middle schools and ran for eight weeks at no cost to the students.
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In the largest of these deals, Patanjali was given a 1,200-acre parcel of land in the eastern state of Assam at no cost.
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Two more people, who'd been renting her mobile home for $903 a month, are still living in the half that's habitable, at no cost.
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Ortiz is the general manager of Perches Funeral Homes, a binational funeral home that is handling some of the victims' funerals at no cost.
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The lawyers then delayed the move to America because they could not simultaneously find an American hospital ready to treat Sham at no cost.
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AT&T will offer HBO Max, which contains additional content from WarnerMedia beyond HBO's typical offerings, at no cost to existing "regular" HBO subscribers.
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Social media giant Facebook is to broadcast Spain's premier soccer league live to viewers in India and other South Asian countries at no cost.
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While basic versions are available at no cost, users can pay from $1.99 a month for period tracking and more than $200 for wearables.
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House Bill 2222 looks to provide female inmates in Arizona with an unlimited supply of feminine hygiene products at no cost to the inmates.
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Both of the schools participating in Girls Can Code received new tech from the organization to support the program at no cost, including refurbished computers.
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Meanwhile, tech writers like myself get to examine most of these phones at no cost, rendering that key element of these devices' true value invisible.
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The daily trivia will continue at no cost, but for more features, games, or channels, he anticipates a monthly fee to access the full offering.
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Halfway through lunch, the garage calls to let me know that my car will take about three days to fix (at no cost to me).
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US firms that collect financial data on US consumers should also ensure that credit monitoring services are available to all their customers at no cost.
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The group agreed to create an online "free file" system that would give lower income taxpayers access to some of their software at no cost.
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When booking a high-end vacation, using a travel agency can mean scoring perks and benefits that would cost hundreds, at no cost to you.
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Snider hockey programs are provided at no cost, and focus on underserved Philadelphia boys and girls who otherwise would not have the opportunity to play.
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Mr. Cohen's current tour, which kicked off with this two-night stand, features different personnel, but at no cost to the quality of the music.
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Microsoft provides free cybersecurity software to campaigns, as well as nonpartisan groups like think tanks, and other companies have offered similar resources at no cost.
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Since it was launched in 2900, the Capital Magnet Fund (CMF) has successfully housed thousands of low-income Americans at no cost to the taxpayer.
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We may be about to fund sorely-needed American infrastructure projects at no cost to taxpayers while simultaneously showcasing one approach to merit-based immigration.
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" The lawsuit invokes the federal Safe Drinking Water Act to demand the complete replacement of all lead pipes in Flint "at no cost to customers.
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Anyone who is eligible gets 2628 visits with a Masters of Social Work-level (or above) counselor at no cost for whatever is bothering them.
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At no cost to the American taxpayer, LWCF has helped protect national parks, preserve forests and wetlands, and expand outdoor recreation opportunities in every state.
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Other times, they identified tenants who were threatened with illegal eviction and city lawyers have intervened in court cases, at no cost to the tenant.
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The program offers patient/caregiver-focused education and resources to help lower out-of-pocket costs or provide product at no cost for eligible patients.
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Fortunately, all those years Microsoft itself provided disc images, files that you could use to burn a new copy of the disc at no cost.
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As for who the message can reach, the interface outlines that a certain number of users will receive it at no cost to the business.
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According to The New York Times, Prime Wardrobe will give customers the option to try on three to 15 pieces of clothing at no cost.
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Last week the administration unveiled a new rule to curtail women's access to "a full range of birth control at no cost," as CNN reported.
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New York, for example, announced in January that it would mandate all insurance plans in the state to cover contraceptives at no cost to patients.
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Anything a credit repair company can do, he said — including disputing inaccurate information found on your credit report — people can do themselves, at no cost.
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Cyrela agreed to renovate the restrooms in a São Paulo park at "no cost" to the public, even though the renovation should cost about $140,000.
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Under the new regulations, hundreds of thousands of women could lose birth control benefits they now receive at no cost under the Affordable Care Act.
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" The Indian Health Service (IHS) says all IHS facilities have access to testing at no cost to individuals, but it does not have "test kits.
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Schumer's plan is to add a provision into the spending package being negotiated in Congress, which would ensure seniors can be immunized at no cost.
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The extras advisers can get their clients at no cost could include room upgrades, early check-ins and late checkouts at hotels and airport transfers.
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If you earn more than the Free File limit, you can still file with TurboTax at no cost by navigating directly to the company's website.
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All three drugmakers are providing a limited duration supply of the new drugs at no cost directly to patients in addition to other assistance programs.
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The Ex-Im Bank is a rare government entity that supports American jobs — 1.4 million over the last eight years — at no cost to taxpayers.
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The design is to be refined for mass production and Stratasys will print 100 arms at no cost within the next 18 to 24 months.
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A financial adviser can help you manage your investments for a fee, but there&aposs some basic investing advice they dole out at no cost.
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The announcement could serve a second purpose: clarifying to insurers and the insured alike what reproductive services and contraceptives must be available at no cost.
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If a woman's doctor says a specific type of contraception is medically necessary, the insurer must cover it at no cost, according to the regulations.
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To them, what we saw as flaws that could be fixed at no cost to our goals were weapons to be wielded against those goals.
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In late 2017, the Supreme Court started its own electronic filing system, making virtually all documents filed with the court available online at no cost.
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Germany Dispatch BERLIN — It seemed like a no-brainer: Lower Germany's embarrassingly high carbon emissions at no cost, and save some lives in the process.
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Price has taken particular issue with the Obamacare provision that requires all employers and insurance companies to provide birth control to women at no cost.
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The plan should be fully implemented by 2018 and will offer all women, regardless of economic standing, everything they need for family planning at no cost.
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The Reproductive Health Equity Act, passed in Oregon this year, requires insurers, including the state's Medicaid program, to cover abortion at no cost to the patient.
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Those whose flights are canceled will be able to rebook at no cost or get a full refund if they don't wish to take their trip.
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The nationwide nonprofit organization works to honor America's veterans by transporting them at no cost to their war memorials in Washington D.C., according to their website.
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Dish said it is offering "over-the-air" antennas at no cost so that customers in affected markets can watch Tribune's local broadcast channels for free.
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The Trump administration had a few options for undercutting the health care law's requirement that all health plans cover contraceptives at no cost to the woman.
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The company allows customers to buy electronics online and arrange for them to be delivered by an expert, who helps set it up at no cost.
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Residents of these buildings will automatically gain access to some of the fastest internet in America, at no cost to the housing authority or the residents.
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Toyota dealers will add clips on the top of the brake cable dust boots to prevent the cable from becoming inoperative at no cost to customers.
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Or he could take away the provision that requires insurers to cover contraception at no cost to women, Politico points out, something Price has long opposed.
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Price has also been a vocal opponent of the Affordable Care Act, otherwise known as Obamacare, including its mandate that contraception be covered at no cost.
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With federal law we could make it a little bit harder for people to take their own lives, and we could do it at no cost.
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Then the employer gets taken out of the equation, and the insurance company provides the coverage directly to the employees at no cost to the employer.
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The solution is to automatically seal the relevant records as soon as former offenders have met their state's record-clearing law, at no cost to them.
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House and Senate Democrats rolled out a proposal Thursday that would require insurance companies to cover over-the-counter birth control at no cost to patients.
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The legislation states that South Dakota's attorney general will represent school districts or school boards at no cost should they face a lawsuit over the displays.
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Additionally, Chad's non-profit Warrior Programs team is helping America's heroes and their families suffering from the unseen wounds of combat at no cost to them.
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He hired Pacific Legal Foundation (at no cost to him) to protect his property rights, because he needed help and couldn't afford his own legal team.
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Riders will be able to transfer at no cost to other ferry routes in the system, but the fares will not be linked to subway passes.
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Then, when he wanted to continue his education, he was able to do so at no cost thanks to his full-time job with the university.
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An arm of the nonprofit Internet Security Research Group, Let's Encrypt is a so-called certificate authority that lets websites implement encrypted connections at no cost.
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On fall Saturdays, they went to Columbia football games, typically at no cost — it helped that the Good Shepherd men's club ran the ticket-taking operation.
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For many years, I have volunteered with the I.R.S.'s Volunteer Income Tax Assistance program, doing taxes for low-income people at no cost to them.
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At the same time, he worked for the Trump campaign at no cost, apparently hoping his status as campaign chairman would attract deep-pocketed foreign clients.
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The Trump administration has succeeded in dramatically raising the costs to Iran for its sinister behavior, at no cost to the United States or our allies.
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Amazon Care has specifically offered to help come up with a delivery plan, at no cost, so the kits can be delivered within a few hours.
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But if pay-per-view flora isn't your bag, there are plenty of places to find the ever-so-carnal plant this season at no cost.
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It will select 240 first gens to attend for free all four years; they will receive a computer, books and travel between semesters at no cost.
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A spokesman for the N.H.S. said no patient data would be shared and the partnership, which is not exclusive, would come at no cost to taxpayers.
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The Republican message to our children is disturbingly clear: To our sons: This country will protect you regardless of your actions, at no cost to you.
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It is offering nearly a dozen of apps, offering services such as access to live TV channels, movies and music streaming to subscribers at no cost.
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It goes back to [Paul Graham's] online essays for founders to our Startup School, through which we're helping founders all over the world at no cost.
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The largest of Warren's proposals is her "Medicare for All" plan, which would create a national health insurance system that would cover everyone at no cost.
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The change comes after ALIS was blamed for delaying aircraft maintenance, which it was supposed to facilitate, and will be done at no cost to taxpayers.
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My mother died recently, and while going through her things, I contacted a friend and offered my mother's collection of books to him at no cost.
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But opposition research by a person flying in from Moscow at no cost to the campaign that the campaign actively sought can indeed be very valuable.
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Dealers can fix the issue by installing water shields over the door latches and repairing the door latch actuation cables, at no cost to the customer.
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Group gym classes like yoga, meditation, high intensity training (Core Hit), abdominal training (Abba Dabba Do It) and total body fitness are provided at no cost.
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The law requires employers to cover health screenings and other preventive services at no cost to employees, and it prohibits annual and lifetime limits on benefits.
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The deal was this ... F&R would dress Giggy to the nines at no cost but Lisa would promote the company on Instagram and TV appearances.
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"The film's entry into the public domain became the ultimate distribution tool," says Williams, because theaters, video stores, and TV stations could air it at no cost.
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Starting in July, drivers who use plug-in hybrid or all-electric vehicles on the Lyft platform can use Portland General Electric charging stations — at no cost.
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Andrew Cuomo announced measures Saturday to ensure access to contraception at no cost and "medically-necessary abortion services" in the state regardless of what happens to Obamacare.
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Hyatt also said it has arranged a third-party identity protection and fraud detection firm to provide one year of services to affected customers at no cost.
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It runs a "destination charging" program that is similar to the new workplace one, where hotels and restaurants are able to install the chargers at no cost.
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On Monday, Mylan noted in a statement that many patients can get access to EpiPens at no cost to themselves through discount programs offered by the company.
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If we live in a culture that values getting things at no cost, then you can expect people to go for free samples of pretty much anything.
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Ijjasz-Vasquez praised Senegal for introducing a law enabling people with temporary occupancy permits in urban areas to convert them into permanent title deeds at no cost.
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To make sure that happens, the couple is refusing to remove the graffiti, and have refused the police's offer to remove or cover it at no cost.
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Imagine an interoperable world where any app built by two college kids could allow you to move money at no cost from one bank account to another.
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In the past two years, Illinois, Maryland, and Vermont have passed laws that require private insurers in the state to cover contraception including vasectomies at no cost.
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The early promise of apps like Venmo, Square Cash and WeChat Pay (and earlier, Clinkle) is to let people transfer and use their money at no cost.
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Meanwhile, those who present fertility problems that are likely a result of military service should have access to all available infertility testing and treatment at no cost.
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We do everything we can to reduce barriers: we educate, we provide treatment and transportation at no cost to the veterans, for veterans anywhere in the country.
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These are companies of all sizes that allow employees to own stock in the organizations they work for, giving them stake in the company at no cost.
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Tickets for the Monday night fundraiser cost $250 a piece, according to the pool report, but many were given to legislators and other dignitaries at no cost.
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He acquired it at no cost because he was first to claim it in a "land grab" along with two dozen other basic web addresses, like jobs.com.
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Small and medium enterprises who encounter difficulties will also be allowed to restructure their bank loans at no cost, once they have approached the lenders, he added.
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Even if the project comes at no cost to taxpayers, it is unclear how extensive the costs would be: Early estimates have reached close to $1 billion.
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The consignor, Jerold Collings of New Mexico — who said he inherited the item and had no knowledge of its history — agreed to return it at no cost.
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Corbett said the editors took care to be upfront in telling readers that the Nets offered the exclusive package at no cost in order to get publicity.
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The airline promised to fly the players, at no cost, to the Tampa Bay Lightning's practice site to train for six weekends leading up to the tournament.
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Whom did he know who could offer him an internship, put him up at no cost in London, give or lend him money to make the move?
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The fund is authorized to receive $900 million a year from offshore oil revenues at no cost to taxpayers but has only received that full funding twice.
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In the United States, the Human Milk Banking Association of North America transports donated breastmilk across the country and at no cost to the recipient or donor.
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This nonprofit model allows The City to make its stories available to the public (including fellow local journalists and news outlets across New York) at no cost.
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Currently, Medicare covers screening colonoscopies at no cost to the patient, but if polyps are removed during the screening procedure, beneficiaries are suddenly saddled with unexpected costs.
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The bill would give female inmates in Arizona unlimited access to feminine hygiene products, and allocates $2023,000 to provide the products at no cost to the inmates.
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And perhaps most importantly, he proposed using the existing Medicare system to ensure that all coronavirus testing and treatment is covered at no cost to the patient.
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By the numbers: A limit of 120 kilometers an hour, or 75 miles per hour, would significantly reduce carbon emissions, environmental experts say, and at no cost.
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The advertising-supported service, announced on Monday, will be available at no cost to NBCUniversal's pay TV subscribers in the United States and eventually across the globe.
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"Depending on the vehicle model, Toyota and Lexus dealers will replace either the front passenger airbag inflator or airbag assembly at no cost to owners," the release says.
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Now, the city must "also provide AEDs to every team in a youth baseball league playing on city-owned land at no cost," according to a news release.
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He recounted how CAPTCHA has helped digitize books and how he hoped to use his Duolingo to help millions of people learn a new language at no cost.
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Ricks said nearly 50 percent of Emgality prescriptions in the quarter were provided at no cost to patients, similar to the proportion of giveaways from Amgen and Teva.
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Just fill a box with items you wish to donate, print out a label for free, and ship it at no cost to you through UPS or USPS.
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"FreeBee data provides tangible benefits to consumers by increasing the amount of what they can do and watch online, at no cost to them," the company's response says.
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The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force gave PrEP a grade A recommendation, meaning insurers will now be obligated to cover the medication at no cost to their policyholders.
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Other provisions would guarantee tenants' access to housing advocates when they dispute landlords, or allow them to move, at no cost, to "suitable lodging" if repairs aren't made.
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And we were able to, at no cost to the city, start integrating data and predict and intervene as to where these conflicts were going to be arising.
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A fleet of 2190,22.5 bicycles for hire launched in July 220 with 400 bicycle "docking stations" and Johnson promised it would come at no cost to the taxpayer.
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The new service, which is only in beta testing right now, is free for Amazon Prime users and, like other Prime perks, the shipping comes at no cost.
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An AMPARO prosthetic's socket is also re-moldable, able to adjust to big or small changes in limb size for more comfort, and at no cost for replacements.
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Lehigh and Carnegie Melon universities also offer a select number of successful students the opportunity to stay on campus for a fifth year of study at no cost.
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Officials said that payments from insurance companies had allowed many people to move into hotels and that landlords in Edmonton were making empty apartments available at no cost.
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These programs bring in private sector funding and knowledge to upgrade energy efficiency and supply renewable power at U.S. government facilities at no cost to the American taxpayer.
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Finally, because good news is supposed to come in threes, Google said today that it is gifting users 2GB of addition storage for Google Drive at no cost.
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The nonprofit provides service dogs at no cost to those in need, and says it spends about $50,000 per dog to breed, raise, train and place the dogs.
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Consumers have a right under the FCRA to challenge the information in a background check in a well-defined dispute resolution process, at no cost to the applicant.
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It's preferred that you bring your own passport photos along with you, but if you don't have them, they can take photos for you there at no cost.
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All three companies have said that they are providing a limited duration supply of these drugs at no cost directly to patients in addition to other assistance programs.
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Customer may cancel regular cleaning plan at no cost; cancellation/re-scheduling policy of 24 hours applies to individual bookings, and cancellation fees may apply to individual bookings.
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We're talking three full days of exhibition space in Startup Alley — at no cost — backstage access, invitations to VIP events and free passes to all future TechCrunch events.
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That has become a growing issue with the proliferation of sites and apps that make it nearly effortless for travelers to book, cancel and rebook at no cost.
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But Dr. Worobo said the easiest way to reduce your kitchen-carbon footprint — at no cost — is to have your mind made up before you open the refrigerator.
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Not one of our peer countries has found a way to provide health care that covers all benefits at no cost to patients — the price is just prohibitive.
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A waiver, usually obtained through a school counselor, lets eligible students take the SAT twice and send their scores to colleges at no cost, saving at least $129.
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Data generated from this research will be made available to researchers, public health officials, and organizations across the globe at no cost through an open data access portal.
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Magellan Health Inc: * MAGELLAN - PROVIDING BEHAVIORAL THERAPY APP RESTORE AT NO COST FOR THOSE EXPERIENCING SLEEP DIFFICULTY, INSOMNIA RELATED TO CORONAVIRUS Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Cohen has supported causes connected to veterans, including establishing the Cohen Veterans Network, a set of mental health clinics that treats veterans and their families at no cost.
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Many institutions are experimenting with "open source" online books in an attempt to address many of the issues that the inclusive access programs do, but at no cost.
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When the time came for Mr. Trump's inauguration, Mr. Parnas secured a pricey attendee package at no cost, thanks to his connections in Florida Republican fund-raising circles.
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That has become a growing issue with the proliferation of sites and apps that make it nearly effortless for travelers to book, cancel and rebook at no cost.
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Americans are also able to get a wide range of preventive care -- including annual check-ups, mammograms, cholesterol tests and flu shots -- and birth control at no cost.
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McLaughlin teamed up with Planet Fitness to launch an initiative in which kids ages 15 to 18 can work out at no cost from May 15 through September 1.
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LaStaiti and Becker, founder of Road to Peace, made arrangements for Dilbireen and other injured refugee children to receive medical treatment at Shriners Hospitals for Children at no cost.
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Lilly said it plans to launch a similar program that would allow commercially insured patients to receive up to 12 months of Emgality at no cost to the patient.
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IGSD is asking parents to cough up for an education that will have a leaner budget than one they could get from the state at no cost at all.
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Just look at Spotify, which entered India earlier this year and for the first time decided to offer full access to its service at no cost to local users.
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PetroVietnam acquired an 800 billion dong ($35 million) stake in Ocean Group's banking unit which was completely written off when the central bank took over it at no cost.
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Deliveroo said Tuesday that it was spending an initial amount of $13 million to cover drivers for medical expenses of up to $10,000, at no cost to its workers.
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The Pentagon has also proposed some solutions, including a tenant bill of rights that would allow tenants to withhold rent and move at no cost if repairs aren't made.
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Right now, one of 18 forms of birth control must be covered for free and pregnant women must receive folic acid supplements and gestational diabetes screening at no cost.
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Tribes rely heavily on IHS facilities, which provide many health care services to American Indians and Alaska Natives at no cost under the federal government's long-held trust responsibility.
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A draft regulation obtained by Vox would allow all employers to opt out of the Affordable Care Act requirement to cover birth control at no cost to the patient.
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Making exceptions to the requirement that employers provide women with coverage of contraception at no cost would have a large practical effect, Judge Patty Shwartz wrote for the panel.
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Saudi Aramco has stored crude in Okinawa since February 2011 at no cost, and has used the facility to supply oil to China, Japan and South Korea and others.
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With donated drugs and services provided by major pharmacy chains, 230,24 uninsured Americans will gain access to H.I.V.-preventive medicines at no cost, the Trump administration announced on Tuesday.
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Tann would tell parents she could get their children into a clinic at no cost, but if they came along as well they&aposd be charged a large bill.
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She anticipates a lot of people — more than 130 million — could join the public plan in short order because they would be able to get coverage at no cost.
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The workshops were unusual in that most schools, including U.S.C., put them on at no cost or for a nominal fee as a sort of public service for counselors.
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The inaugural prize — a booth at no cost — went to the gallery Ramiken (originally known as Ramiken Crucible), returning to New York after a brief sojourn in Los Angeles.
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Many retailers, including Apple, will generously accept old phones at no cost to the customer—if the condition of the unit is good, there's a vast market for resale.
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NASA just announced that any published research funded by the space agency will now be available at no cost, launching a new public web portal that anybody can access.
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Wood says the tool is in the final stages, was developed at no cost to SF, and will be open-sourced in a matter of weeks for others to adopt.
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For patients covered by commercial insurance who are still having trouble getting reimbursed, the companies have programs to supply the drugs at no cost for up to another 12 months.
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For those looking to get long shares of Apple but may be hesitant to buy at current levels, one trader has a clever strategy to get in at no cost.
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Among many new protections, the Reproductive Health Equity Act of 2017 requires insurers to offer coverage for reproductive health services at no cost, protect abortion rights even if Roe v.
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Zero Mothers Die provides small mobile phones to women in Africa — specifically Ghana, Gabon, Mali, Nigeria, and Zambia — at no cost, with the goal of curbing maternal health care inaccessibility.
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Clinton has championed women's access to contraception, and supports President Barack Obama's healthcare law, which requires that preventive care — including birth control — is available at no cost for many women.
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She brought her dad the iPad and they pored over message after message in which Williams assured clients that their insurance would cover their workouts at no cost to them.
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"This issue was discovered during construction and will be corrected during construction at no cost to the public," John Wood, senior vice president of Mortenson Construction, said in a statement.
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There are also pro bono professional programs from groups such as the Foundation for Financial Planning, Financial Independence Training and the Financial Planning Association that can help at no cost.
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My favorite of these is the sack of Astapor, in which Daenerys Targaryen unleashes her plan to betray the slavers of the city and gain an army at no cost.
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PACE effectively expands access to credit to help property owners improve or repair their properties with efficient products, while creating and sustaining local jobs at no cost to public budgets.
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In a 2012 interview with ThinkProgress, Price rejected the suggestion that low-income women would have difficulty accessing contraception without the ACA's mandate that it be covered at no cost.
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"You're asking me details about legislation that hasn't been written yet," Ryan said when asked if ObamaCare's requirement that birth control be available to women at no cost would remain.
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The company has been shifting resources to try and address how younger audiences consume video, which is primarily done at no cost to consumers with apps like Snapchat and YouTube.
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As a result, 28500 million women now access contraception at no cost to them, which has helped drive down total prescription drug costs for all Americans by 6900 percent nationwide.
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Now, the companies that have been selected will be given expertise and resources from various NASA centers to help mature these space technologies — at no cost to the companies themselves.
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If you drive one of those vehicles, the company will notify you by early May, and Toyota and Lexus dealers will replace the fuel pump at no cost to you.
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Most immediately, the federal government must make millions of test kits available to all who need them at no cost to patients, including by calling on the W.H.O to help.
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"To address ongoing nationwide shortages IHS has offered, at no cost, N95 respirators that have exceeded their manufacturer-designated shelf life, in accordance with CDC guidelines," the IHS spokesperson said.
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However, the at-home lab testing company has reached out to both government officials and public health departments to determine if the test can be made available at no cost.
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The number of service and support animals, which federal regulations say must fly at no cost and uncaged, with some exceptions, has surged 150 percent on Delta planes since 2015.
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In August 2011, the Obama administration required employers and insurers to provide women with coverage at no cost for all methods of contraception approved by the Food and Drug Administration.
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Primary care: Although it may be difficult to see a physician on short notice, primary care providers can often handle the problems of established patients by telephone at no cost.
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Donors in some states, such as Georgia, Arizona and Florida, have recouped their entire donation in tax cuts, meaning taxpayers can make a contribution to private schools at no cost.
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The next year, the Obama administration required employers and insurers to provide women with coverage at no cost for all methods of contraception approved by the Food and Drug Administration.
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The service costs $4.99 per month, but if you've bought an iPhone, iPad, or Mac recently, you're likely eligible to stream it for the entire first year at no cost.
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These rules aim to make it easy for patients to access their health information at no cost, and make it more challenging for companies to block access to that information.
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As HHS secretary, he will also be able to remove a requirement that insurance companies cover all forms of birth control approved by the FDA at no cost to consumers.
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TAA is 100 percent federally funded and employers can participate and apply for certification for their workers at no cost, according to Lisa Givens, director of communications for the commission.
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It is the largest nonprofit youth tennis and education program in the country, serving 75,000 children in all five of New York City's boroughs, at no cost to the families.
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It also issued a travel waiver for passengers, allowing any of its customers traveling to or from Newark or connecting there to make changes to their flights at no cost.
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The sculptor has partnered with Google to bring high-speed wifi to the Cuban public at rates nearly 70 times faster than services currently available — and at no cost to users.
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That's right, you can get Tresemmé's "Work It Waves" style (which is worth about $50 to $90 on the app regularly, depending on the hairstylist's experience) at no cost to you.
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"As we return to service, all customers will have the AOA disagree alert as standard and have the option to include the AOA indicator at no cost," a Boeing spokesperson said.
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They are allocated according to IATA's guidelines at no cost, but the money they generate goes to the carrier, which pays the same airport fees in both busy and quiet times.
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Gusto, which provides its payroll services to more than 60,000 businesses nationwide, recently began offering its flexible pay option as an add-on feature at no cost to employers or employees.
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The program "allows the nation's highest poverty schools and districts to serve breakfast and lunch at no cost to all enrolled students without collecting household applications," according to the agency's website.
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To save money and enhance the quality of your trip at no cost to you, look for an adviser from a large consortium like American Express, Signature Travel Network or Virtuoso.
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Being chicken is to avoid danger at no cost to yourself — the chicken lacks the intellectual faculties to engage in the sophistry of imagining awesome scenarios that its life somehow lacks.
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If any handler ever has an issue with the dog once they are home, someone from America's VetDogs will travel to assist them -- at no cost to the veteran, says Hibbard.
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The Medicare for All Act of 2019 not only includes primary care, but also dental, vision and long- term care, at no cost to patients when they need to get treatment.
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Instead of paying for speculative environmental impact models, EPA will get hard data, at no cost to taxpayers, that the agency can rely on to make sound policy decisions about D4.
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Sully was trained by the Guide Dog Foundation and America's VetDogs, a nonprofit that provides service dogs at no cost to veterans, active-duty service members and first responders with disabilities.
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She offered a list of what Castro's revolution had meant for her as a single mother, highlighting the fact that her two children had completed their higher education at no cost.
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It also required insurers to make birth control available at no cost to women, eliminating costly co-payments that in many cases ran to hundreds of dollars a year or more.
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During the late 1990s, for example, technologies of music distribution like Napster made it possible to get music online at no cost, and lots of people availed themselves of the option.
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It added that the company had committed up to $150 million for an education initiative that gives hourly employees the opportunity to obtain a college or vocational degree at no cost.
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The Startup Alley Exhibitor Package that each TC Top Pick receives (at no cost) includes three Founder passes and one full day to exhibit in a prime spot within Startup Alley.
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Under the ACA, insurers are required to cover contraception at no cost, and more than 62 million women now have access to birth control coverage at no out-of-pocket expense.
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For example, Boston-based Circle in June launched an international online service allowing users in the U.S. and Europe to transact money to each other instantly at no cost, Reuters reported.
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In the process, the program has helped create at least 175,000 jobs across the country, offering hope and employment to neglected areas and forgotten communities, all at no cost to taxpayers.
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Modern States provided access to more than 40 core college freshman subjects, from Spanish to American History, as well as the accompanying text books and exam vouchers, all at no cost.
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Back in the summer of 2012, the Affordable Care Act mandated that insurance plans cover all contraceptives — from birth control pills to IUDs and implants — at no cost to the consumer.
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Toyota said it will be notifying all known owners by mail and will install retention brackets, which would prevent the air bags from entering the vehicle interior, at no cost to customers.
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If it can't be simply repealed altogether, exempting Puerto Rico from the law would be an easy way for Congress to boost the island's fortunes at no cost to the average American.
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But there's no reason for the NFL to rock the boat on the NCAA because, as much as they complain about it, college football covers the NFL's player development at no cost.
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Although the iPhones will be provided at no cost to the police, given the rumored pricing, it seems highly unlikely that NYPD police will be carrying the latest version of the device.
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And in June the company celebrated the one-year anniversary of Coursera for Refugees, a program that partners with nonprofits to bring high-quality education to refugees at no cost to them.
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The software maker first released Windows 103 as a free upgrade for Windows 7 and Windows 8.1 machines on July 29th last year, giving everyone a year to upgrade at no cost.
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Under Medicare, a colonoscopy may reveal a polyp at no cost, but removing the polyp changes the procedure from a screening to a diagnostic or therapeutic treatment — and that is not covered.
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Congress and the Trump administration should look to employee ownership to promote job growth, higher wages, and ways for struggling middle class workers to build retirement savings at no cost to them.
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But lately the big savings are available to travelers who have signed up for a hotel's loyalty program — typically at no cost to the consumer — and book directly through the hotel's channels.
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Here's why I say that: First, the DUNS Number is issued at no cost to government awardees and applicants – meaning, any business, of any size, can be issued a DUNS Number, today.
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When they do that, they are relieved of any further involvement: the government steps in and coordinates with the insurer to provide contraceptives to the women, at no cost, through the plan.
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Oklahoma City Public Schools is providing meals to its students at no cost to them throughout the walkout with buses dropping off the sack lunches at various locations, reported CNN affiliate KFOR.
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To be clear: EPB wanted to build out its gigabit fiber network to many of these same communities using money it has on hand or private loans at no cost to taxpayers.
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If you want your bag checked for free, just overstuff a carry on to the point of bulging and the gate agents may very well insist you check it at no cost.
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Sully is a Labrador trained by Americas's VetDogs, a nonprofit that provides service dogs to veterans, active-duty service members and first responders with disabilities at no cost, according to the website.
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Instacart said the hand sanitizer, which it worked with a third party to manufacture, will be at no cost to shoppers and will be available to order via its website beginning Monday.
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But he said it's also possible that it has a negative effect, since suddenly consumers are paying for birth control at the point-of-purchase instead of getting it at no cost.
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Under the system created by the Obama administration, when an employer chose not to pay for birth control, employees were provided coverage directly by insurance companies at no cost to the beneficiary.
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His mission: to deliver pies from Sofia Pizza Shoppe, the pizzeria he's co-owned with Tommy DeGrezia for four years, to hospital staff at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center at no cost.
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Switch Pool Port: NY Pool 1 (HD/SDI) Times: Program Starts at 1330 ET This Switch Pool Feed is available at no cost to Switch customers connected to the New York Switch.
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For starters, each school has high academic standards and in return for a degree at no cost – and with little overall debt burden – the commitment they require, even after graduation, is steep.
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The organization has had to cut expenditures to survive, slashing its administrative costs, reducing artists' pay, and asking schools to chip in money for performances that it previously provided at no cost.
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The Department of Energy provides a Former Worker Medical Screening Program at no cost to all its former federal, contractor and subcontractor workers who may be at risk for occupational diseases, he said.
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Since 2012, with help from about a dozen rotating volunteers, the group has repaired more than 200 cars at no cost and given away more than 100 restored vehicles to women in need.
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He also asked the FDA to allow Jacobus -- which had made its pre-approval drug available for years at no cost to patients through a compassionate use program -- to keep making the medication.
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It is exciting to see this career path generating interest, to see more high school students studying basic coding and the industry sharing resources at no cost or contributing to open-source development.
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Microsoft once argued that bundling its browser with its Windows operating system gave consumers an extra boon at no cost; rivals thought consumers would lose out by becoming more captive to Microsoft's systems.
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And in every case, there's a catch: In return for a degree at no cost — and with little overall debt burden — the level of commitment they require, even after graduation, can be steep.
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The ideals have been turned into posters by three top UK illustrators — Kate Moross, Rose Blake and Kate Forrester — and are being made available at no cost to young girls across the nation.
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The organization specifically works with the Stewart Detention Center in Georgia, coordinating volunteer visits to immigrants detained at the center and running a hospitality house that offers meals and lodging at no cost.
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The company will also offer the same email fraud prevention service, known as Valimail Enforce, to the Democratic National Committee and Republican National Committee at no cost through the 2020 U.S. presidential election.
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Big updates such as new game modes and maps come for free, and PlayStation Plus subscribers were even able to download the game at no cost for an entire month after its release.
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The suit calls for a federal court to order the city and state governments to carry out additional water testing and to replace all lead water pipes at no cost to Flint residents.
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This letter quickly grabbed the attention of school administrators, who decided to honor Toensing by inviting her to the 2018 Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health's convocation, at no cost to her.
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They use their power and profit to enter new markets, subsidizing their offerings or providing them at no cost, literally eliminating competition from any source other than one of the other American giants.
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The goal is for players to learn more about an exhibition, before or after a visit, by downloading the game at no cost and playing it in the comfort of their own homes.
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That is because the typical U.S. company usually only offers one- to three-times salary as a life insurance benefit at no cost to workers, and it ends when you leave the job.
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Researchers focused on Vaccines For Children (VFC), a federal government initiative started in 1994 to provide vaccines at no cost to children who might not otherwise be vaccinated because of inability to pay.
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"My plan increases the number of school marshals by training more school marshals this summer at no cost to schools and by proposing increasing the number of school marshals per campus," he said.
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The requirement that insurance companies cover contraception at no cost is believed to be on the chopping block now that Tom Price has taken over the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS).
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In contrast, DeVos travels on a personally owned aircraft, accompanied by her security detail and, whenever possible, additional support staff, at no cost to US taxpayers, Education Department spokesperson Liz Hill told CNN.
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Pramila Jayapal (D-WA), which would quickly phase out private insurance and move every American into a single government health plan that covers almost all medical services at no cost to the patient.
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Victor Morisete-Romero, a consultant who offers his services at no cost to co-ops filing applications to save their buildings, said the city failed to notify residents until it was too late.
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He added that photo identification was already necessary for activities like banking or flying, and that the bill he supported in North Carolina allowed voters to obtain photo identification cards at no cost.
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The building owners were glad to have him clean up and repaint the space at no cost, and RJ was able to experiment and explore in a previously unused part of the building.
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There's a $20 cover to get in and pricey minimums to sit at a table, but the roomy (and air-conditioned) indoor lounge one floor below offers the same views at no cost.
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And if we stay here, our daughter will be able to attend one of the world's best K-12 education systems at no cost to us, regardless of the neighborhood we live in.
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If the number of Chinese students reached a certain threshold — from 250 to 22 students — the company promised to build a multimillion-dollar student center and dormitory, at no cost to the school.
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Its ability to just disappear into another species like this suggests one mechanism that it may be using to persist despite extensive global efforts (the WHO offers curative multi-drug therapy at no cost).
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It also mandated that plans cover, at minimum, the same set of essential services [see "essential health benefits"], including preventive care at no cost, like vaccines and a set of benefits specific to women.
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Firms trying to develop useful applications for AI must hope that the data they have are sufficient, or come up with ways to coax users into providing them with better information at no cost.
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For starters, goods in the physical world are unique — my stolen candlesticks can exist only once, whereas a set of stolen credentials can be copied and resold repeatedly at no cost to the thief.
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But here's where it gets really good: You can get the kit via Sephora's stores or website at no cost whatsoever if you join their Beauty Insider rewards program and rack up 500 points.
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As part of that early-rider program, Phoenix residents can hail Waymo's self-driving cars via a proprietary app to go to and from work, school and other destinations every day at no cost.
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The project is expected to be built on a build-own-operate basis for 20 years, with ownership then transferred to the Bangladeshi government or a company nominated by the government at no cost.
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Apple has also emphasized that free apps that do not use its billing system are hosted and distributed at no cost to developers beyond a $99 fee to be part of its developer program.
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The battle royale title is yet another name in the free-to-play ecosystem that has revolutionized the gaming industry in the last few years, allowing users to download a game at no cost.
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On top of all that, Vermont animal nutritional supplement maker VetriScience donated $10,000 to cover all of Lucky's surgery expenses, and promised to provide Lucky with the nutritional supplements he needs at no cost.
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As part of the deal, Karadeniz agreed to lend Lebanon the third barge, the Esra Sultan, to produce electricity for three months at no cost - Lebanon would just have to pay for the fuel.
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By maintaining and increasing employer contributions, these plans can extend their lives and more importantly continue to provide the pension benefits promised to their participants and beneficiaries, at no cost to the U.S. taxpayer.
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The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India struck down Facebook's plans to install its "Free Basics" internet service in the country, which would offer a limited suite of online services to users at no cost.
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CADE said in a statement that Disney agreed to allow the acquirer of the channel to use the Fox brand at no cost, and added that the time frame for the divestiture is confidential.
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" In an email, Brenna Smith, the press secretary for the Iowa governor's office, said they will instead be represented by the conservative, anti-abortion law firm Thomas More Society "at no cost to taxpayers.
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Students get assigned social workers; work with tutors outside of class; get vision screening and glasses at no cost, as well as medical care and dental services; write resumes; and set up bank accounts.
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The House passed a second package early Saturday morning that would provide paid leave for affected workers, about $1 billion in food assistance and widespread testing for the virus at no cost to patients.
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And yet Durham County officials rebuffed several offers to examine their systems at no cost — from the D.H.S., the F.B.I. and even Free & Fair, a group of qualified forensics investigators, many with security clearances.
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Under the ACA, health insurers must cover federally-recommended vaccines at no cost for most people, according to John Cogan, a professor of health insurance law and financial regulation at the University of Connecticut.
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Since we're here at the end of May, which is the early side of the tourist season, they aren't charging for beach chairs yet, so we enjoy the seats and umbrellas at no cost.
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In a culture almost unique to the city, situated in the province of Andalusia in southern Spain, bars and eateries around town serve tapas to patrons at no cost, whenever they order a drink.
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Providing two years of community college at no cost for every responsible student is one of the best ways to do that, and I'm going to keep fighting to get that started this year.
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The UK-based charity Road to Peace made arrangements for Dilbireen to receive urgent medical care in Boston, where Shriners Hospitals for Children agreed to treat him and other injured refugee children at no cost.
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I beg you to understand that my decision comes after months of reflection on my personal ambitions, and at no cost to my hopefulness for Tumblr's future or the impact I know it can have.
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The unusual request from the court to consider an alternative plan that covers contraceptive coverage to employees at no cost came after oral arguments last month that appeared to show justices evenly divided, 4-4.
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Patients with private health insurance will soon be able to get HIV prevention medication, also known as pre-exposure prophylaxis or PrEP, at no cost after a recommendation from an influential health-care panel Tuesday.
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Consumers who used student loan debt-relief services paid an average of $20163 for income-based repayment plans and loan consolidation that they could receive at no cost from the federal government, the survey found.
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The protections for companies with pious owners would "[deprive] female employees, students and other beneficiaries connected to exempted religious objectors of their statutory right under the ACA to seamlessly-provided contraceptive coverage at no cost".
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These include bills like New Mexico's HB 284, New York's AB1378, Hawaii's SB 403, and Oregon's HB 13782, which seek to enshrine the mandate on insurance companies to provide contraception at no cost to women.
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This case is a challenge from religious nonprofit groups, including the Little Sisters of the Poor, to requirement that demands group health plans provide a full range of contraceptive coverage to women at no cost.
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He called on legislators to cut the cost of college, and suggested he might support some of the 2016 presidential candidates' pledges to provide two years of community college at no cost to every student.
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If a bronze plan is available at no cost to you (a real possibility for 2018), it may be tempting to go for that plan, but realize that their deductibles can be into the thousands.
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Health insurers, which met with Trump just days ago, scrambled to rebut Trump's claims that plans would cover coronavirus treatments at no cost, clarifying that they only committed eliminate out-of-pocket costs for testing.
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Since 2000, the government has parted with 133 lighthouses: Preservationists have received 78 of them at no cost, and 55 have been auctioned to the public, the General Services Administration said in a news release.
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Kaleo said last month that it would offer Auvi-Q at no cost to many consumers, but set a list price – to be used as the benchmark cost to insurance companies – at a whopping $4,500.
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"This capital, which comes at no cost to the American taxpayers, was the catalyst for the Hudson Yards project and allowed us to immediately create thousands of jobs all over the city," the spokesperson continued.
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Andrew M. Cuomo plans to announce on Saturday that his administration will require health insurers to cover medically necessary abortions and most forms of contraception at no cost — essentially safeguarding protections currently afforded to women.
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The companies, some of which have hired former players as pitchmen, often fail to note that players can fill out the paperwork on their own, and that court-appointed advisers are available at no cost.
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Many of its projects begin because a local group needs help recording a structure, its spokesperson said, and CyArk will provide them with all data at no cost, with the help of third-party sponsors.
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The Trump regulations would give large private companies and religious nonprofits alike the ability to opt out of the ACA's requirement that health plans cover most birth control methods at no cost to the patient.
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For instance: MoneyLion charges nothing at all for services like checking, fraud protection, credit score monitoring, and managed investing — the sorts of amenities banks typically only offer at no cost to those with million-dollar accounts.
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A site is eligible to participate and receive meals at no cost as long as the closest public school serves at least 50% of their students a free or reduced-price meal during the school year.
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Google Translate will be integrated into Wikipedia's in-house translation tool at no cost, added as an option alongside the open-source translator Apertium, which has been used to translate some 400,000 Wikipedia articles to date.
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Last year SUFP set up nine clinics, this year it has 11, which will perform an estimated 600 spay/neuter surgeries that the foundation is donating $38,000 to make happen at no cost to dog owners.
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As the Squam Lake Group, composed of mostly American academics, put it in 2009, the automatic conversion of cocos would "transform an undercapitalised or insolvent bank into a well-capitalised bank at no cost to taxpayers".
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The company has launched an early test of its fleet of Lexus and Chrysler robot cars in Arizona, allowing a limited number of applicants to ride in the cars as frequently as possible at no cost.
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If you work for a non-profit religious hospital, university, or other organization, they also don't have to pay for contraception—but the insurance company does so you can still get it at no cost anyway.
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In addition to allowing patrons to check out paper books (including large print and out of print), ebooks, audiobooks, movies and music at no cost, libraries also offer free internet access, career centers and community programming.
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Sully was trained by Guide Dog Foundation and America's VetDogs, a nonprofit that provides service dogs at no cost to veterans, active-duty service members and first responders with disabilities, according to the America's VetDogs website.
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As we recognize and celebrate National Hospice Month throughout November, we are grateful that a vast majority of hospice care is provided at no cost to patients and families thanks to the foresight of Congressional leaders.
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When cities bid to host the Super Bowl, they agree to an extensive list of specifications, which include providing goods and services worth millions of dollars to the N.F.L., all at no cost to the league.
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When the Affordable Care Act's contraceptive mandate went into effect in 2011, making it possible for women to get birth control for free, the number of women who use birth control at no cost more than quadrupled.
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Similar to 7-Eleven's special on Slurpees, people can bring any container they want to get their fix, but they made the smart move here to only allow up to the 12-oz limit at no cost.
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"My decision comes after months of reflection on my personal ambitions, and at no cost to my hopefulness for Tumblr's future or the impact I know it can have," Karp said in a letter to staff. bit.
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The deal, which would come at no cost for Toulouse, France-based Airbus, would give the European planemaker a 238 percent interest in CSeries Aircraft Limited Partnership (CSALP), which manufactures and sells the jets, the companies said.
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The Echo Dot Kids Edition looks the same as a regular Dot but features a colorful case and comes with a two-year warranty that lets you replace it at no cost if the unit is damaged.
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Lower-income workers were also more likely to reduce their use of important preventive services, like flu shots and breast cancer screenings, even though such services aren't subject to the deductible and are covered at no cost.
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A library in Prospect Heights, Brooklyn, runs a fully equipped recording studio that can be reserved at no cost; many libraries in the borough lend laptops and portable wireless devices to those without internet access at home.
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The legislation would reduce dependency on government programs and private company paid leave and instead provide new parents with an opportunity to provide for their newborn or adopted children at no cost to taxpayers or private business.
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Safety advocates say that Mr. Henderson and the sellers before him should never have sold a recalled car without disclosing the defect or getting the airbag replaced at a Honda dealer at no cost to the owner.
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Enacted in 1992 with overwhelming bipartisan support and signed by President George H.W. Bush, the 340B drug discount program lowers drug costs for medical providers that disproportionately care for low-income patients — at no cost to taxpayers.
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The city is served by a coördinated trauma system that embraces the mission of Stop the Bleed, providing the training at no cost and working with businesses and public institutions to make bleeding-control materials widely available.
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Even more fantastical, perhaps, is that Swale invites all visitors to touch, taste and harvest its herbs, fruits and vegetables — including asparagus, lettuces, wild yams, Jerusalem artichokes and multiple varieties of apples and berries — at no cost.
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Japan has a similar deal with Abu Dhabi National Oil Co (ADNOC), under which ADNOC can store up to 6.29 million barrels (1 million kilolitres) at Kiire oil terminal in Kagoshima, in southern Japan, at no cost.
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Last month, the New Museum, in partnership with its new media arm, Rhizome, opened an exhibition of six newly commissioned digital artworks, to be viewed wherever you like, on an Android or iOS device, at no cost.
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In 2009, PetroVietnam acquired an 800-billion-dong ($35-million) stake in Ocean Group's banking unit, Ocean Bank, which had to be completely written off in 2015, when the central bank took it over at no cost.
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"I beg you to understand that my decision comes after months of reflection on my personal ambitions, and at no cost to my hopefulness for Tumblr's future or the impact I know it can have," he wrote.
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Priced on a freemium basis (with a basic set of insights at no cost, and paid tiers starting at $79), Intelligence will start with data tracking around 1,000 of the most popular mobile apps in the U.S. market.
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The move suggests the justices are looking for a way to avoid deadlock and balance the religious liberty claims of the the non-profits against the law's requirement for a full range of contraceptive coverage at no cost.
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What's more, her case has attracted the attention of the Institute for Justice: a libertarian nonprofit that has in past years defended property-rights cases all the way to the US Supreme Court at no cost to clients.
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"He was a very well behaved dog," says Schneider, who's proud that $2 of every $5.99 Love Shack Shake sold is going to Canine Companions for Independence, which provides the disabled with trained assistance dogs at no cost.
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In order to bring together the two most formative parts of his career — acting and the military — Driver founded Arts in the Armed Forces (AITAF), a nonprofit that brings quality theater productions to the military at no cost.
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Trying to remain relatively modest, I'll choose the bright orange color I love, the dear but needed sport package ($6,290), and the cool LED lights and 20-inch sport wheels — but retaining the manual transmission at no cost!
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Indeed, with the help of premium subsidies, the lowest-income marketplace shoppers in nearly every U.S. county are able to enroll in a "bronze" health care plan at no cost to them, according to an analysis from Avalere.
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Also on Wednesday, a coalition of Flint residents and national groups filed a lawsuit asking a Detroit federal court to compel city and state officials to replace all lead water pipes promptly and at no cost to residents.
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The government-funded organization says its mission is to encourage private-sector research on the space station and fill up room on resupply missions that NASA makes available at no cost to academics, commercial companies and other organizations.
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At the height of Flint's water crisis, the chief executive of one of the nation's largest manufacturers of plastic pipes, JM Eagle, traveled to the beleaguered city and offered to replace the city's lead pipes at no cost.
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The agreement comes as Congress is preparing to pass wildly popular legislation that would compel the Federal Communications Commission to implement new rules requiring the use of the same technologies and other assistance at no cost to consumers.
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According to the people familiar with the Smithsonian's decision, it took issue with the fact that Ms. Baumann allowed Mr. Larsen's nonprofit to hold its board meetings at no cost in a conference room at the Cooper Hewitt.
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Kickstarter backers were supposed to receive coolers in February 2015, CEO Ryan Grepper wrote a letter to backers pushing the date back to July because he said the company was adding new features at no cost to backers.
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A person who supports the dam and is familiar with the contract, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, said Myanmar was guaranteed 10 percent of the dam's electricity at no cost and could buy more on request.
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"Planned Parenthood saved my life," she told Republican congresswoman Marsha Blackburn, explaining how she'd received a life-saving pap smear at no cost and continues to rely on the group for regular breast exams, vaccines, and other care.
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Detroit Board of Education, the high court held that such payments to unions by non-members did not violate the Constitution's First Amendment free-speech guarantee because non-members otherwise would benefit from collective bargaining at no cost.
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The Sacramento Bee reports that the city government took delivery last week of 24 Chevrolet Volts equipped with the plates, which are priced at $699 each, but were provided at no cost by the manufacturer, Reviver Auto, for evaluation.
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If the measure becomes law, insurers in the state will be required to provide coverage for abortions and an array of reproductive health services at no cost to every patient — no matter their income, citizenship status, or gender identity.
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So, if the items are shipped for free to the shopper, and returned at no cost to the shopper, that leaves the retailer absorbing shipping costs both ways on up to 40 percent of all clothing items bought online.
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The puppy is also quickly gaining fans, veterinarian specialists have offered to examine his leg at no cost and numerous people have donated to the Go Fund Me account set up to help pay for Lucky's future medical needs.
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Apple Pay and Google Pay take that promise a step further by making the phone — not the dollar — the primary instrument for in-person purchases — all at no cost to debit directly from a bank or credit card account.
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The Canadian Snowbird Visa Act will place a more rational limit on the length of Canadian Snowbirds' stays, one that will capture, at no cost to the United States, the economic benefits that our country is currently turning away.
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The 900-page book and newspaper are offered for free to visitors to the VAC exhibition and to students (and, eventually, to patients) at the medical school, while images on the website are available for download at no cost.
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The fintech company also recently launched a free international money transfer service, with what it says is a a zero transaction fee and with no mark-up on exchange rates, allowing customers to transfer money globally at no cost.
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The program will provide access to additional funds at no cost, late fee refunds on most TD Bank Visa credit cards, mortgage, home equity, auto or personal loan assistance, and flexibility on small business loans or lines of credit.
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The union representing them says nurses are propping up the public health system — which New Zealanders have access to at no cost — with "huge" amounts of unpaid overtime, with some nurses opting to move to Australia for better pay.
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Their names can be permanently inscribed so that future Americans can examine the wall and know of their contributions to the security of the United States, resulting in a wall for the president at no cost to our country.
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Hundreds of thousands of women who receive birth control benefits at no cost under the Affordable Care Act may soon be denied them because of a sweeping revision, drafted by the Trump administration, of the government's contraception coverage mandate.
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WASHINGTON — The Trump administration has drafted a sweeping revision of the government's contraception coverage mandate that could deny birth control benefits to hundreds of thousands of women who now receive them at no cost under the Affordable Care Act.
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A Honda spokesman said on Wednesday the automaker has more than doubled the size of its customer relations team working to get owners to respond to requests to get recalled cars with Takata air bags fixed at no cost.
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This measure was added to the ballot following the passing of the Reproductive Health Equity Act of 2017, which required insurers in the state to provide coverage for abortions and an array of reproductive health services at no cost to patients.
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"The FDIC and Federal Reserve are committed to carrying out the statutory mandate that systemically important financial institutions demonstrate a clear path to an orderly failure under bankruptcy at no cost to taxpayers," FDIC Chairman Martin Gruenberg said in a statement.
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For many years, he notes, federal regulations have permitted foreign nationals to volunteer on U.S. campaigns, and in this case the Agalarovs might simply be volunteers who offered to carry "documents and information" that they picked up at no cost.
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"I beg you to understand that my decision comes after months of reflection on my personal ambitions, and at no cost to my hopefulness for Tumblr's future or the impact I know it can have," Karp wrote to his team.
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Experian, TransUnion and Equifax allow victims of fraud or identity theft to place a temporary security freeze on their account at no cost to prevent lenders and others from accessing their credit report in response to a new credit application.
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Because of them, the person to your left may receive more award miles than you, reach elite status faster than you, or change her itinerary at no cost while you pay a $22 fee — yet you're both in the same cabin.
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With Utah fifth in the nation in heroin overdose deaths (an average of 20153 people die weekly), the Plumbs are working to get Naloxone — an antidote for opioid overdose – into the hands of any Utahn who wants it at no cost.
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If you want to track your training at no cost, start with free apps like Strava, RunKeeper, and Map My Run, then upgrade to watches and paid trackers with advance performance metrics only if you feel like you need them.
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For example, the National Integrated Cyber Education Research Center provides K-12 cybersecurity curricula for teachers across the country at no cost, and many institutions offer free, online cybersecurity games that introduce middle and high school students to the field.
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The legislation would lift tens of billions of dollars from its balance sheet by primarily reforming the Postal Service's retiree benefits, making them more like the private sector and the rest of the federal government - at no cost to taxpayers.
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The organization, which describes itself as best known "for a network of comfort homes where military and veterans' families can stay at no cost while a loved one is receiving treatment," shared photos of the visit on Twitter on Friday.
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Non-profit premium and cost-sharing assistance charities provide a safety net for patients by temporarily stepping in to help patients cover the costs of the care they need to effectively manage their conditions — at no cost to the public.
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In order to mitigate these risks, they're asking four things of Instacart: First, they want personal protective supplies at no cost to workers, such as hand sanitizer (which the company has started to distribute), disinfectant solutions and wipes, and soap.
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Back then, YouTube was in its infancy, and the notion of something going viral at no cost, without somebody having to pay to place information on some medium that people would see –– that notion just didn't even exist back then.
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The blue pill — which drastically reduces the risk of contracting the virus when taken daily — will be made available at no cost to eligible Brazilians at 35 public health clinics in 2000 cities during an inaugural phase of the program.
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In the case of the RobbinHood attack, for example, the creator or creators offered to decrypt up to three files at no cost, to show "we are honest," according to a screenshot Mr. Abrams shared of the ransom payment page.
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Late Friday, Pelosi announced that she had clinched a deal with Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin on a package meant to provide paid leave for workers, expand food aid and support widespread testing for the illness at no cost to patients.
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Its leader is Tom Price, a far-right conservative who as a member of the House voted to end Title X, a federal family planning program, and opposed an Obama-era rule that requires insurers to cover contraception at no cost.
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I was going to do it at no cost or give it free if I got a ruling, because there is a question as to whether or not you're allowed to give it, because it's like a contribution to a country.
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The proposals including ensuring seniors on Medicare get discounts that pharmacy-benefit managers negotiate with drug companies, creating an out-of-pocket spending cap, possibly making generic drugs available to low-income seniors at no cost, and more, Bloomberg reported.
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"We have worked with Flywheel to create an exclusive opportunity for them to join the Peloton community by trading in their Flywheel Home Bike for a like-new Peloton Bike at no cost to them," Peloton told Motherboard in an email.
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Dannel Malloy announced a new bill that would make improvements to the lives of women in his state's prisons, including banning the shackling of women during labor, providing feminine hygiene products at no cost and establishing child-friendly visitation policies.
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The plan would apply to all 29 of the state's two- and four-year public institutions and is considered one of the most comprehensive free college plans as it offers tuition at no cost to students regardless of family income.
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While KKR promised to cut its fees and make one of its portfolio managers available to oversee investments at no cost, Kentucky's hedge fund fee expenses rose at least 11 percent last year, according to estimates provided by the pension fund.
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"I beg you to understand that my decision comes after months of reflection on my personal ambitions, and at no cost to my hopefulness for Tumblr's future or the impact I know it can have," Karp wrote in a letter to employees.
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American said it is adjusting its schedules to affect the fewest number of passengers possible, and passengers whose flights are canceled will be able to rebook at no cost or get a full refund if they don't wish to take their trip.
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" But Martin J. Gruenberg, the chairman of the F.D.I.C., said on Wednesday that regulators were "committed to carrying out the statutory mandate that systemically important financial institutions demonstrate a clear path to an orderly failure under bankruptcy at no cost to taxpayers.
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WASHINGTON — Hillary Clinton's plan to allow most Americans to attend public universities at no cost could have the perverse effect of driving tuition higher as the federal government chased a tuition target that universities would simply raise at taxpayers' expense, some experts warn.
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After former first lady Barbara Bush passed away this year, America's VetDogs, a nonprofit that provides service dogs at no cost to veterans, active-duty service members and first responders with disabilities, received a request on behalf of the former commander in chief.
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It expanded parity protections, promoted the integration of behavioral health and primary care within delivery and payment system reforms, prioritized depression and substance use screenings as preventive services at no cost to the consumer, and provided other opportunities for behavioral health prioritization.
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While school psychologists test students at no cost, parents can hire a private psychologist to test a child, at a cost of $1,000, and are allowed to pay for multiple tests, should a child not meet the I.Q. requirement on the first try.
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Remember, tickets to the Celebration of Life were distributed at no cost, and the booklets passed out at the service were also free -- because Nipsey's family wanted it that way -- so these sellers are turning huge profits off the slain Crenshaw rapper.
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Craft store chain Hobby Lobby even went to the Supreme Court in 2014 because the company's Christian owners objected to covering EC including Plan B, Ella, and the copper IUD (the Affordable Care Act mandated that health plans cover IUDs at no cost).
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Starting with "Mr Robinson," a specially commissioned story by British author Anthony Horowitz designed to be read in less than a minute, thousands of tales will be available at the touch of a button, printed onto eco-friendly papyrus paper at no cost.
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The story gets even clearer if you look at the implementation of the Affordable Care Act, which allows states to expand Medicaid coverage at federal expense — that is, to provide health insurance to a large fraction of the population at no cost.
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They're sitting in the park, taking ... Now, we did a really interesting deal with — you might have seen something about it — with WeWork where every student in every 2U-backed program can go to any WeWork on the planet at no cost.
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Any profits from the stay, beyond covering basic services like housekeeping, are being paid back to the federal government, the Trump representative said, adding that it is illegal for a private company to give a service to the federal government at no cost.
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"Because executive physicals are generally paid for by the employer and not the patient himself/herself, I'm sure many people who undergo them think they are getting extra benefit at no cost, but health care does not work that way," Korenstein added.
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If that happens, most of the 103 patients on the program's heart waiting list would have to either pay out of pocket for their surgeries, transfer to another hospital or hope that St. Luke's is willing to perform the procedure at no cost.
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The goal of our program is to ensure that by paying our veterans a living wage, they can financially afford to accept positions in congressional offices, at no cost to that office, and to add a veteran's voice to their policy team.
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Since the curriculum is still being tweaked, it was offered at no cost in return for students' feedback, but soon the six-hour, one-day experience will retail for about $950 per person, a price comparable with the company's other one-day programs.
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Beyond preserving parts of the Affordable Care Act, the state will now also require insurers to cover a three-month supply of contraception the first time a woman obtains it, and then a supply for up to 12 months, at no cost.
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Now, after the repeal of Obamacare's individual mandate in the Republican tax bill, Congress could extend CHIP for a full six years at no cost to the government — and it would in fact save the government money if they extended it further.
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DeVos also plans to donate to Vision to Learn, an organization that provides glasses to low-income children at no cost, and Dreams Soar, a nonprofit focused on encouraging girls to pursue degrees and careers in the fields of STEM and aviation.
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The children who were least likely to be vaccinated were those who are uninsured or on Medicaid — despite the existence of the federally funded Vaccines for Children (VFC) program, which provides vaccines at no cost to children who are uninsured or unable to pay.
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But an astounding amount of US electronics recyclers will take old machines at no cost or for pennies per pound, then sell them wholesale to scrapyards in developing nations that often employ low-salary laborers to dig out the several components that are worth anything.
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"I'm constrained by cash flow and I like that I can provide myRA accounts to my employees at no cost," said Vogel, a former Senate staffer who started her grocery business in 2401 and participated in the Treasury Department's pilot program for myRAs in 2401.
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The ACA requires most private insurance plans to cover vaccination at no cost for people ages 219 through 26 (both men and women), though following FDA approval for people ages 27 to 45, insurance plans might start covering the vaccine for this group as well.
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To be be freed from arranging or paying for contraceptives, organisations had to attest to their religious objection by filling out Form 700; upon receipt of the form, HHS would contact the relevant insurance company and instruct it provide the contraceptives at no cost.
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EMP hardening would mitigate worst-case cyber and other threats to the electric grid (at a projected cost of $85033 billion to $4 billion) and other life-sustaining critical infrastructures (costing $10 billion to $20 billion) — using private money, at no cost to government.
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"How does Fox News square this with offering hours of the same racial fear-mongering in primetime to promote Trump (at no cost) on a nightly basis?" asked Jesse Lehrich, communications director for the progressive group Organizing for America and a former Hillary Clinton spokesman.
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"Tennessee taxpayers may subsidize AT&T to build DSL service to Chattanooga's neighbors rather than letting [EPB] expand its fiber to neighbors at no cost to taxpayers," Christopher Mitchell, director of the Community Broadband Networks initiative at the Institute for Local Self-Reliance said.
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Image courtesy of Maslo Image courtesy of Maslo As part of its go-to-market strategy Maslo is partnering with the International Coaching Federation and any coaches who are currently enrolled in an ICF Accredited Coaching Program can access Maslo's services at no cost.
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Efforts include providing hand sanitizer and cleaning supplies at no cost, instituting contact-less delivery, establishing relief funds for impacted workers and providing two weeks of partial pay to workers who are diagnosed with coronavirus or are put under quarantine by a public health authority.
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This got less attention, but it could affect many Americans: The White House is set to enact a new rule that could deny birth control benefits to hundreds of thousands of women who now receive them at no cost under the Affordable Care Act.
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To do that, employees' voluntary contributions will largely be made tax-deductible for all types of savings products and they will be able to transfer savings from one money manager to another at no cost, potentially boosting competition, according to a statement on the bill.
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As impetuously as one might choose to have chicken shawarma for lunch rather than a patty melt, Dr. Zhang decided he would hold a lottery to give away 30 in vitro fertilization cycles at no cost, amounting to roughly $1 million worth of treatment.
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In response, beginning in 19653, the Federal Communications Commission utilized a provision of its "fairness doctrine" that required all TV stations to broadcast one anti-smoking public service announcement — at no cost to the organizations providing them — for every three cigarette ads they aired.
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This upcoming weekend, the deals will still be plentiful, with Penney offering 50% off Disney's Frozen 13 toys, Kohl's offering $60 off the Fitbit Versa Lite and Macy's giving away plush pillows at no cost after a mail-in rebate, as just a few examples.
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Equipment like lighting and organic nutrients are expensive — soil growers count on their dirt to deliver some of those nutrients at no cost — and hydroponically and aquaponically grown fruits and vegetables usually are sold for the same price as organic produce grown in dirt.
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Because it removes dangerously defective guns from circulation at no cost to owners — indeed, they can get a brand new gun — it's hard to imagine a better outcome for Taurus pistol owners and users, or anyone else who might be in the vicinity of one.
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Last month, Mike Martin, owner of the Martin Rice Company, delivered about 20 tonnes of Missouri-grown long grain rice at no cost to Cuba in a gesture of goodwill, in what would be the largest shipment of U.S. rice to Cuba since 2008.
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Read: What it's like to terminate a pregnancy behind bars "Wardens will ensure inmates are provided the following products (at no cost to the inmates): tampons (regular and super size), maxi pads with wings (regular and super size), and panty liners (regular)," the memo reads.
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Barbara Mikulski (D-MD) was the one who made sure the Affordable Care Act would cover birth control and other women's health care at no cost to the patient — or that women senators from both parties worked together to pass the Violence Against Women Act in 2013.
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At issue in the case is a challenge filed by religious non-profits — including an order of nuns, the Little Sisters of the Poor -- who are opposed to the law's requirement that group health plans provide a full range of contraceptive coverage to women at no cost.
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That is, the upgrade is not putting some of the formerly free content behind a paywall – it's offering additional content for a fee (or as a perk with Prime membership.) That means existing users will still be able to enjoy the six daily clues at no cost.
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And signals can be programmed at no cost to create a Leading Pedestrian Interval (LPI), which brings some scramble benefits: It keeps the light red for vehicles in all directions while giving pedestrians a "head start" to cross the street before cars will try to make turns.
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This is an "overlay" journal, a sort of stripped-down online publication which provides links to papers in arXiv and sends submitted manuscripts out for peer review at no cost to the author (the administration cost of around $10 per submission is covered by the journal).
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If citing opposition to regressive tax cuts as a basis for withholding debt limit votes is a feint by Democrats—to gain leverage toward neutralizing the debt limit threat indefinitely—it would restore much needed stability to the U.S. legislative and financial systems at no cost.
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On November 25, Washington State University student Danni Messina posted a tweet in which she called for donations to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, which is a research and treatment facility for kids with cancer and other life-threatening diseases that provides services at no cost.
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Blockchain-based payments startup Circle Internet Financial on Thursday launched an international online money transfer service that allows people in the United States and Europe to send money to each other instantly and at no cost as it seeks to tear down borders in the payments world.
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While some conservative lawmakers point to support of over-the-counter birth control as evidence of a pro-woman agenda, the truth is that these policies could actually lead to women paying more out of pocket for birth control that they're now getting at no cost.
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But the Obama administration interpreted "preventive services" as including birth control; insurers are now required to cover 18 birth control methods approved by the Food and Drug Administration, including birth control pills, implantable devices and so-called morning after contraceptives, at no cost to the patient.
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A new measure making its way through Oregon's state legislature would require insurance companies to cover abortion services and post-natal care for women at no cost, a rare bright spot for abortion rights advocates at a time when opponents have advanced restrictions in other states.
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These include increasing the minimum wage by 100 euros a month at no cost to employers, removing taxes on overtime payments, and scrapping a tax on pensions under 2,000 euros a month, while requesting employers give workers a tax-free bonus at the end of the year.
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"The greatest challenge was to inspire and all the multiple bureaucracies to allow us to simply clean the wall and remove all the dark patina that was not part of William's drawings—and at no cost to the City of Rome," Jones says with an air of incredulity.
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Tenfold finished less than a length behind Justify in the Preakness, finishing third, and he is sponsored by Sentient Jet, which has a charitable partnership with Homes For Our Troops, a non-profit that builds custom homes for injured and disabled veterans, at no cost to the service people.
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That's why this time around, I invested in two pumps: a traditional electric pump (the Spectra S1) which I got at no cost through my insurance (give it up for Obamacare!) and kept plugged in next to my bed and the Willow for pumping anywhere outside of my home.
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The store will be open through January 20 at 1287 4th Street NE, in the corner of 4th Street and Neal Place St. Current federal government workers, who have their government ID, will be able to shop and take home a bag full of Kraft products at no cost.
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Unlike the Republican Party, which gives presidential campaigns access to its voter file data at no cost, Democrats in 22016 are looking at paying nearly $217,2250 for their own — prompting multiple candidates to look to third-party voter data companies to provide similar information at a lower cost.
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The privately held drugmaker, which already covers out-of-pocket costs for commercially insured patients with a prescription for Evzio, said it will now make the device available at no cost for those same insured patients without a prescription in six states: Arizona, California, Colorado, Missouri, Nevada and Ohio.
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As city infrastructure has become increasingly tech-enabled and digitized, an interesting financing solution has opened up in which smart city infrastructure projects are built by third-parties at no cost to the city and are instead paid for entirely through digital advertising placed on the new infrastructure.
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The Flow technology, which Sidewalk Labs says will help cities understand where citizens want to travel and how to transport them to those destinations more efficiently, fairly, and safely, will be rolled out at no cost in the cities that are the finalists in the Smart City Challenge.
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The WWII Army veteran — who served in the Asia-Pacific campaign from 1941 to 1944 — has so far raised $700 of a $34,000 goal, the latter equaling the cost to train one dog for Patriot PAWS (veterans involved with the program receive the service dog at no cost).
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So according to Gomez and the other experts, the next best strategy would be to launch early-detection programs that educate citizens about potential signs of early cancers when they are most treatable, and when detected, can be treated at no cost through each nation's universal health care system.
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I used my relationships with DJs and artists to get them to not only become active on the site and use it as a way to communicate with the world, but to in turn promote the social network to their audience — creating a viral marketing loop at no cost.
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In a letter to the senators, Boeing's executive vice president of government operations wrote that the safety features described by Markey would be standard in all 85033 MAX 8 jets going forward, and that airlines had been offered retrofits with the new safety features at no cost weeks ago.
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To take advantage of this opt-out, religiously affiliated employers who object to providing contraception coverage to their employees simply need to fill out a one-page opt-out form, and then the insurance companies provide the coverage directly to the employees, at no cost to the employer.
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Sign up for Staples Rewards and earn $2 back on every recycled ink or toner cartridgeGet paid for trading in unwanted devices like smartphones, tablets, and laptops at Staples, as well as drop off electronics with no market value to be recycled of properly, at no cost to you.
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"The developer's inability to complete the project is a deep disappointment for me and a blow to my district, as is the city's refusal to issue bonds at no cost or risk to taxpayers, denying Staten Islanders needed amenities and a vision promised years ago," Ms. Rose said.
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Goals over the next five years are to enroll 50,000 management and supervisor apprentices, help 5,000 people earn a college degree at no cost to them, award more than $5 million in scholarships and train 8,000 people ages 16 to 24 who aren't in school or already working.
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In May, we made history by signing the Tennessee Reconnect Act, making Tennessee the first state in the nation to offer all citizens — both high school graduates and adults — the chance to earn a postsecondary degree or certificate free of tuition and fees and at no cost to taxpayers.
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The first would use a Senate budget process to pass legislation that would immediately offer Medicare for All's full suite of benefits -- at no cost -- to children under 18 and people at up to 453% of the poverty level, around $51,000 in income for a family of four.
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As for those who want a more unfettered experience, they can upgrade, at no cost until the end of the year (and for $50 afterward), the Surface Laptop to Windows 10 Pro, but can never go back to 10 S. Panay is not concerned about the reception to this restriction.
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" Even the policy specifics that he does offer tend to ignore any semblance of practical, political and legal realities: Build a huge border wall at no cost to the United States, deport 11 million people, and ban the world's Muslims from entering the United States -- until "we know what's going on.
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In a statement to CNBC, a Practice Fusion spokesperson said that as part of its mission the company has "been offering some features and services to our customers at no cost while other solutions and services offered do involve reasonable prices," and that a change is on the way next month.
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These other policy proposals haven't been tested nearly as much, but a 2016 poll found more than 60 percent of Americans support free college tuition for every student, and it was nearly unanimous that students from families with an income below $87,000 should be able to attend college at no cost.
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The Obama administration, mindful of concerns over religious freedom, has already provided a way out for these employers: They must notify their insurer or the government, in writing, of their objection, at which point the government takes over and provides coverage for the contraceptives at no cost to the employers.
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Rick Scott of Florida announced on Wednesday that the state was getting help to speed up the results of Zika tests, a move that should reduce the inordinately long waits — sometimes up to five weeks — experienced by hundreds of pregnant women who took the state-offered tests at no cost.
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Here are the top 10: The first public college to make the list will put its money where its mouth is: "The Cameron University Guarantee" promises to provide additional education, at no cost, to any CU baccalaureate graduates if a future employer finds gaps in the graduate's major field of study.
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The extent to which trolls controlled the narrative on Twitter, at no cost, raises questions about the nature of public discourse in the age of social media and the challenges for Muslims and candidates from other minority groups seeking a voice in the political process in the 2020 election cycle.
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PARIS/NEW YORK (Reuters) - Blockchain-based payments startup Circle Internet Financial on Thursday launched an international online money transfer service that allows people in the United States and Europe to send money to each other instantly and at no cost as it seeks to tear down borders in the payments world.
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BUFFALO — This was to be a year of celebration for New York's booming gambling industry, with gleaming new casinos opening, rapturous bettors flocking in and a win-win for the state, and a torrent of new taxes pouring into government coffers at no cost to anyone but the bettors themselves.
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In a letter to tribal leaders, the secretary of state's office wrote that any voter without a residential address could contact their county's 911 coordinator, describe the location of their home and, quickly and at no cost, be assigned an address that the coordinator could confirm in an official letter.
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In addition to paying out the $26 million, McDonald's will periodically train employees at corporate-owned California restaurants on their rights, like receiving 10-minute breaks roughly every two hours and getting new uniforms, at no cost, to replace ones that have been worn out or damaged on the job.
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But after her death, Mr. Neubauer's family uncovered a different story in letters sent to her by her father during World War II. Her father wrote of acquiring the painting at no cost in Paris and described it as compensation for art the family had lost in the Leipzig bombing.
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Utilities: $100 electric (in summer), $40 cable and internet, $83 a month for gas Transportation: No fixed costsPhone bill: $70 a phone for 2 smartphonesHealth insurance: Provided by employers at no cost to usSavings: We each have 1.5% withheld from our paychecks every month for the Hong Kong version of Social Security.
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Code for America is doing the work for Cook County at no cost to taxpayers, Cook County State's Attorney Kim Foxx said Tuesday, adding that the automation provided by the group's digital system will do the work in a fraction of the time that it would take bureaucrats to do the task.
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While the bill would require health plans to cover testing at no cost, ensure that large employers offer two weeks of paid sick leave, offer payroll tax credits for employers providing leave benefits and provide funding for state unemployment benefits and local food assistance, there's nothing about sending money directly to families.
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And so anybody sitting in the audience today with a smartphone could decide that they are now the TV station "Athens Today" and they can go out and they can film stuff and broadcast it live to the world over our server, essentially at no cost to themselves, to a global audience.
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"The top two priorities for Hub in 2020 are deploying the 85" device and rolling out an OS update that includes many top features customers have been requesting since Surface Hub 2S launched, including improving IT integration, deployment and management capabilities at no cost for all version 1 Hubs and Hub 2S devices.
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He demurred when Tapper asked whether insurers would be required to cover birth control at no cost to women -- a primary feature of Obamacare -- by saying he wasn't going to discuss "nitty gritty" details/ Pressed by Tapper, Ryan said: "I'm not going to get into hypotheticals about legislation that hasn't even been drafted yet."
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From the documents:In each call, Apple Australia represented to the ACCC caller that no Apple entity ... was required to, or would, remedy the defective speaker at no cost under the [Australian consumer law] if the screen of the iPhone had been replaced by someone other than Apple Australia or an Apple-authorised service provider.
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Katie HillKatherine (Katie) Lauren HillAnti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump House Dems, Senate GOP build money edge to protect majorities Live coverage: House Oversight examines Trump family separation policy MORE (D-Calif.), aims to require insurance companies to cover over-the-counter birth control for patients at no cost.
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Those include arguments that Medicaid itself is broken and should not add more covered people, that working-age able-bodied people should not receive health coverage at no cost to themselves, concerns that the federal government will eventually renege on its promise to subsidize the lion's share of expansion costs, and objections to adding to state budget obligations.
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The documents, obtained by BuzzFeed News via a Freedom of Information request, show that Amazon marketed its facial recognition tools to Orlando's police department, providing tens of thousands of dollars of technology to the city at no cost, and shielding the Rekognition pilot with a mutual nondisclosure agreement that kept its details out of the public eye.
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"Instead of signing onto another party's brief at no cost to the taxpayers, however, or hiring a lawyer to draft his own brief, the governor has wasted state resources by hiring a lawyer to file a frivolous lawsuit, complaining that he cannot do exactly what we have told him he can do," Mills said in a statement.
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Documents submitted to register the Amtrak employee as a confidential source failed to mention the payments for information "that was available at no cost to the government in violation of federal regulations relating to the use of government property, thereby wasting substantial funds," according to a report by the Justice Department's Office of the Inspector General.
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They expect the rules to mimic earlier regulations enacted by the Trump administration last year before being blocked by federal judges … The rules allowed nearly any employer — nonprofit or for-profit — with a religious or moral objection to opt out of the Affordable Care Act provision requiring the coverage of contraception at no cost for the employee.
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On the sentencing side of the equation, the proposed reforms in the First Step Act apply the law as it was intended, refocus lengthy sentences on serious offenders, allow judges to exercise some discretion in sentencing offenders with limited and lower level criminal history, and offer relief to thousands of inmates at no cost to public safety.
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Better understanding of the emotional exchanges that can occur between animals and their owners can help in training dogs for service work as well, said Brad Hibbard, the director of training for the Guide Dog Foundation for the Blind and America's VetDogs, two organizations that provide trained guide and service dogs at no cost to clients in need.
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In order to make sure that Flywheel Home Bike owners can continue to get the benefits of indoor cycling at home, we have worked with Flywheel to create an exclusive opportunity for them to join the Peloton community by trading in their Flywheel Home Bike for a like-new Peloton Bike at no cost to them.
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