Will I be a burden on my family or society?
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A widespread habit of lightly taking offence can be a burden on everyone.
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Don't be a burden on others; make the requests small and easily doable.
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Mike Utley has always been productive, I will never be a burden on society.
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I also don't ask for help because I don't want to be a burden on others.
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Sabadell analysts said they did not expect any deal to be a burden on Amadeus' dividends.
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In our current collective state, we would be a burden on other planets and forms of life.
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And a struggling SolarCity could be a burden on Tesla, which is also using up cash fast.
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Like his Syrian friends in London, he says he doesn't want to be a burden on society.
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Dalic denied any wrongdoing but said she did not want to be a burden on the government.
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"I wouldn't want to be a burden on a project like that to open risk for the project."
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However, the national parliament last month rejected the legislation, saying the increase would be a burden on citizens.
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The high cost of developing electric and self-driving cars will continue to be a burden on earnings.
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Such costs can be a burden on smaller newsrooms, many of which have struggled financially in recent years.
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He did not want to be a burden on his family, he said, so he turned to street living.
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However, they ought to practice and enforce measures publicly, to show they won't be a burden on Afghanistan's progress.
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"The overwhelming mindset was that I was concerned that it would be a burden on someone else," Lee said.
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ObamaCare has proven to be a burden on our entire economy by hitting job creators with higher costs, taxes, and mandates.
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The war's toll has been tremendous and could be a burden on Mr. Assad and his allies for decades to come.
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In a subsequent constituent meeting in her office, Ayotte told me that expanded background checks would be a burden on gun store owners.
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Washington (CNN)Sarah Palin says she wouldn't want to be a "burden" on the Republican ticket by becoming Donald Trump's vice presidential running mate.
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Tariffs, raw materials prices and the cost of putting expensive technologies in cars to reduce emissions will be a burden on earnings, BMW said.
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But if the plan works as it is, then a large portion of that outstanding student-loan debt won't be a burden on borrowers.
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And even if you're wealthy, why would you want to be a burden on your children and make them feel guilty all the time?
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There's common rhetoric in the U.S., for example, that claims Syrian refugees have little to contribute to America and will be a burden on the country.
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That's because if applicants use any welfare benefits, even for children who are United States citizens, that could indicate they would be a burden on government resources.
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"I didn't want to be a burden on anyone who was in their own car trying to flee," Mr. Jeys said in an interview outside his home.
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Federal immigration policy has long allowed the authorities to consider, when admitting new immigrants, the degree to which they might be a burden on the public purse.
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Severino argued that this change should not be a burden on trans Americans, as it does not forbid any medical provider from offering transgender people gender-related care.
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"To some extent, I believe if anything is wrong, the body will cure itself," he told The Times, adding, "I don't want to be a burden on the system."
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While a higher degree of responsibility around content moderation might be a burden on social media companies themselves, it will likely have a neutral or even positive effect on brands.
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They want me to be able to be focused 100% on my competitions and not have that be a burden on top of all the other stressors an athlete might feel.
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Padilla, California's chief elections official, dismissed concerns that a megastate like California would be a burden on candidates who might otherwise catch fire in smaller states, where retail campaigning is more practical.
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Doctors also know that most people who choose suicide do so because they are sad and lonely or don't wish to be a burden on their families, not because of unbearable physical pain.
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Mr. Dutton has been a staunch defender of the offshore detention policy, and he has argued that Australia should not accept refugees who would be a burden on the country's social safety net.
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Employers in the H-211 program are usually required to provide certain wages, transportation and housing for workers, which can be a burden on businesses that feel they can use undocumented labor for cheaper pay.
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The belief that everyone should attend college should be changed, as attending college for some individuals only points to student loan debt that can control and be a burden on their lives for many years.
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That location was chosen because people assume it's off the beaten path and won't impact anyone, but just a few blocks away there's the Sun Valley neighborhood, and I feel it's gonna be a burden on them.
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The Trump administration has proposed a rule to weigh immigrants' income levels when determining whether they're likely to be a burden on American taxpayers, and if they should therefore be prevented from legally immigrating to the United States.
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U.S. District Court Judge Gershwin Drain granted the plaintiffs an injunction, saying the elimination of the straight-ticket option would be a burden on the right to vote, and would cause confusion and long wait times at polls.
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It will end any possibility of accessing an abortion after the first trimester in Mississippi—even if someone is pregnant as the result of rape, or if a doctor realizes continuing the pregnancy could be a burden on that person's health.
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The judge wrote that allowing voters to challenge a rejected ballot because of handwriting issues wouldn't be a burden on the state since state law already spells out a process for voters to appeal when their ballots were deemed ineligible for other reasons.
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He said that he had previously returned to Cuba because he did not want to be a burden on his family in the United States, but that the Cuban government had grown too oppressive and he feared what might happen if he stayed.
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"I am not in favor of the wall, but if there is a wall, then I do not want the United States of America to pay for the wall," Moore told CBS News, saying Trump's campaign promise should not be a burden on American taxpayers.
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" Rather than put a timetable on the rest of his career or imagine how his time in late-night will conclude, O'Brien said, "My goal is to be a burden on my children and around a lot longer than America wants me to be.
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"Under current immigration law, immigrants are already required to prove that they will not be a burden on our country -- they must show they have adequate means of financial support and they cannot be dependent on cash assistance from the government," the senators wrote.
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"If the Social Democrats really stick to their destructive opposition to the candidacy of Ursula von der Leyen this would be a burden on the coalition and it risks triggering a constitutional crisis in Europe," Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer, leader of Merkel's Christian Democrats (CDU), told reporters.
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"Disqualifying DACA recipients would be a burden on the overall health and well being of the US housing market," said Daisy Lopez-Cid 2018 NAHREP's president in a statement to BuzzFeed News, adding that Latinos have been responsible for 59% of homeownership growth in the US over the past five years.
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That policy, known as the "public charge" rule, says immigrants seeking to live permanently in the United States could be denied if officials deem it is likely they will be a burden on society by, for example, being unable to pay for health care or seeking food and housing assistance.
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Special Section Ken Dychtwald, who is 65 and is the chief executive officer of Age Wave, a consulting and research company focused on aging, decided in his 50s that he and his wife should buy long-term care insurance so they wouldn't be a burden on each other or their children if they became ill or disabled.
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While some critics of such legislation claim these disclosure requirements would be a burden on small businesses, the survey results indicate entrepreneurs disagree: 76 percent of small-business owners say legislation requiring small businesses to list the true identities of their owners would protect them from contract fraud and give them fair access to government set-asides.
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There was a rush to transfer those remaining refugees out of the shelter to safe homes with whatever friends and families they had in the US. Some of them had finally gotten in touch with distant relatives they hadn't managed to reach before, or decided to reach out to people they had resisted calling because they didn't want to be a burden on them.
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And I say to myself 'I don't want to live like that. I don't want to be a burden on my family. I need to live life. And I'd hate dying - it would ruin my image.
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However, loyalty to Globke increasingly proved to be a burden on Adenauer's government, especially after 1960, when the Israeli intelligence service Mossad tracked Adolf Eichmann down in Argentina.Klaus Wiegrefe: Der Fluch der bösen Tat. Die Angst vor Adolf Eichmann. Der Spiegel, 11.
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Vishal (Dharmendra) and Aruna (Sharmila Tagore) are in love. Aruna learns that she is going to become blind. She doesn't want to be a burden on Vishal, who is already taking care of his handicapped mother. So Aruna marries her much older employer, Anand Kumar (Ashok Kumar).
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World Bank (2010) commented that introducing border tariffs could lead to a proliferation of trade measures where the competitive playing field is viewed as being uneven. Tariffs could also be a burden on low-income countries that have contributed very little to the problem of climate change.
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The practice in Freetown at the time was for all in- coming freed slaves to be rehabilitated so that they would not be a burden on the settlement. Younger ones were either adopted or put in camps for proper education. Kúmókụn studied for, and obtained, a license in Town Planning.
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He also loses a testicle. Plus, Harry puts the lives of Jon's kids and himself in danger at one point by jaywalking in an intersection one morning while trying to take them for a walk with him without letting anyone know. As a result of the whole mess, Jon slowly starts to lose his own sanity, but in a brief moment of regaining his own Harry tells him that he never wanted to be a burden on him but he soon slips back into his state of dementia, where he is just happy all the time and often yells out "McDonald's". Jon talks with Mildred who also says that she and Harry never wanted to be a burden on him.
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Victims of social cleansing in Colombia are members of society who are considered "undesirable" and "disposable".Ordoñez 1996, p. 20. They are economically disadvantaged, usually live on the streets, and are considered to be a burden on society, "the cause of the country's problems, rather than a consequence of them."Ordoñez 1996, p. 19.
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She advocated sincere attachment, material prudence and circumspect delay in the choice of a marriage partner. If the appropriate conditions were met, then marriage should follow.MacDonagh, 74–75. Austen realized that women without independent means felt very great pressure to marry someone who could look after them, because otherwise they would be a burden on their families.
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Abstaining from intoxicants improves one's ability to concentrate and calms the mind during meditation. Members are encouraged to be self-supporting and not be a burden on society. They are free to make their own choices in life and maintain any cultural or religious affiliations they choose. RSSB does not involve itself in the personal lives of its members.
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Guddu blames himself and so do Salina's parents. Guddu is asked to keep away from Salina. Salina herself knows that the accident was not Guddu's fault, but would not like to meet Guddu and be a burden on him. Guddu overhears a conversation between their family doctor and his dad and he comes to know that he has a brain tumor.
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Apollo is released by Meg after the revelation of her alliance with his enemy. As Lester, Apollo is a 16-year-old teenager with curly brown hair, blue eyes, acne, and a flabby torso. He is narcissistic, prideful, and arrogant, but does his best to not be a burden on others. His mortal transformation makes him realize how miserable humans are in facing the gods.
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Archbishop George Abbot (1562 – 1633) granted a license to rebuild the church In the late 16th and early 17th centuries the church fell into decline and became almost derelict. In July 1617 Archbishop George Abbot granted a licence to the churchwardens "to build the said church then in ruins without battlements". The state of the church continued to be a burden on the parish, whose membership numbered only 290 "conformist" and 10 "non- conformist" ratepayers. One Thomas Pelling was fined £5.16.
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By becoming educated and earning their own livelihood, women would no longer be a burden on their parents or spouses. He proclaimed: "I am trying to guide our young women's lives into entirely new channels. I want to see them able to earn their livings in trades and professions, so that they are not economically dependent on marriage, nor a burden on their fathers and brother[s]". In effect, marriage would no longer be imposed on women due to economic necessity.
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By becoming educated and earning their own livelihood, women would no longer be a burden on their parents or spouses. He proclaimed: > I am trying to guide our young women’s lives into entirely new channels. I > want to see them able to earn their livings in trades and professions, so > that they are not economically dependent on marriage, nor a burden on their > fathers and brother[s]. In effect, marriage would no longer be imposed on women due to economic necessity.
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He used these collages to show his rejection of the Harmon Foundation's (a New York City arts organization) emphasis on the idea that African Americans must reproduce their culture in their art.Greene, 1971. Bearden found this approach to be a burden on African artists, because he saw the idea as creating an emphasis on reproduction of something that already exists in the world. He used this new series to speak out against this limitation on Black artists, and to emphasize modern art.
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She later acknowledged the rules would be a burden on the food industry. Aglukkaq was criticised by public health officials for refusing to sign the Vienna Declaration on drug policy reform, which deemed "the evidence that law enforcement has failed to prevent the availability of illegal drugs [...] unambiguous," and called for a "science-based approach" based on harm reduction strategies such as needle exchange programs and supervised injection sites, because the Declaration was in conflict with the Conservative government's long-established prohibition-centered approach.
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During World War II Keetley was used as a 'voluntary' relocation camp for many Japanese-Americans. Fred Isamu Wada approached the mayor of Keetley, George Fisher, with the idea of leasing the land with the promise of bringing Japanese farm labor. While initial reaction was unfavorable, the fears were quickly allayed as it was shown that those relocating were not going to be a burden on the locals. A large, farm was established after much intense labor to clear the land of the ubiquitous rocks.
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Kiyone tried to arrest Ryoko with some assistance from Ayeka but failed because of Mihoshi's clumsiness. After contacting headquarters, Kiyone found out that she and Mihoshi had been transferred to patrolling the Solar System, which was very depressing for her. Not wanting to be a burden on Tenchi Masaki, Kiyone decides that she and Mihoshi would move into a low-rent apartment. However, difficulties arise as the officers take part-time jobs due to Mihoshi's incompetence and their GP duties, which often require immediate response (even in the middle of work).
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Yamuna spends most of the day looking for a job because she doesn't want to be a burden on her aunt. Frustrated one day she tries to find what job Akkey does. She follows her to Sir J. J. School of Art & finds out that she is a nude model for the students of Arts College. After a minor tiff on the nature of the job Akke reveals to Yamuna that she is been doing this for past 15 to 20 years and it is a noble work of education.
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Bill Sackter was born in St. Paul, Minnesota in 1913, the son of Sam and Mary Sackter, Russian Jewish immigrants who ran a grocery store. When Sackter was 7 years old, his father died from complications of the Spanish Flu. It was 1920, and Bill was having difficulty learning in school, and after taking a mandatory intelligence test, he was classified as "subnormal". The State of Minnesota determined that he would be a "burden on society" so he was placed in the Faribault State School for the Feeble-Minded and Epileptic.
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Fisher as a young man, painted by Thomas SullyAs a fervent anti-Democrat, Fisher was a de facto Whig. He lent his support to candidates who opposed the Jacksonian Democrats in national elections, and remained an ardent anti-Democrat his entire life. Prior to the Civil War, Fisher was a slavery apologist. He agreed with abolitionists that slavery was evil, but argued that it was necessary and served as a form of welfare for a race that would otherwise be a burden on the federal government and the civic institutions of society.
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At Lisa's suggestion, Barbara consulted her doctor and was horrified to learn that she had oral cancer. Though her doctor told her to tell her family about her condition, Barbara decided to keep it to herself. At this point, Will and Gwen were contending with Sofie, who wanted Hallie back, while Paul had just been injured in a car explosion and Barbara did not want to be a burden on her sons. After weeks of going through radiation alone, Barbara's secret was discovered by Sophie when Sophie overheard Barbara make an appointment for treatment.
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While the school has garnered overwhelming support for its general concept, certain aspects have been criticized. Annual costs of the school reportedly amount to $8 million, which are by some perceived to be a burden on taxpayers living in the comparatively low-income school district. Parents who meet the criteria to enroll their children at the school but failed to do so due to the school's lottery system are especially frustrated at the tax increase. Its untraditional approach has led to confusion surrounding the actual type of school of I Promise School.
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The cookbook was originally compiled for use in the cookery classes of the Domestic Science College at the Laan van Meerdervoort in The Hague. Its recipes were based on the demands of the Dutch kitchen of the nineteen thirties: food should be nourishing, but it should not be a burden on the household budget. The authors of the Cookery Book, Miss Fréderique Mathilde Stoll and Miss Wilhelmina Hendrika De Groot were both teachers at the well-known Laan van Meerdervoort Domestic Science College. In their view a meal should not only be nourishing, but it should give pleasure too.
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An extremely high suicide rate among the elderly is a major contributing factor to South Korea's overall suicide rate. Many impoverished elderly people kill themselves as to not be a burden on their families, since the South Korean welfare system is poorly funded and the tradition of children caring for their parents in old age has largely disappeared in the 21st century. As a result, people living in rural areas have higher suicide rates. Although lower than the rate for the elderly, grade school and college students in Korea have a higher than average suicide rate.
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Rahul understands that he has become a burden in her life, and that leaving her is his only option to save her. The next day, he bids her farewell by assuring her that he will change his lifestyle and commits suicide by jumping from a bridge. Distraught by Rahul's death, Aarohi decides to leave her career but Vivek persuades her to stay. He reminds her that Rahul wanted her to become a successful singer and killed himself as he did not want to be a burden on her and remain an obstacle in the path of her success.
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Zhao Yun's Fight at Changban This painting shows another battle scene from The Romance of the Three Kingdom. In the Battle of Changban, the general Zhao Yun was severely outnumbered by the enemy army led by Cao Cao, whose son and future successor Cao Pi overthrew the Han Dynasty royals and founded the Kingdom of Wei. In addition, Zhao Yun had to find the wife of Liu Bei, the founder of the Shu Han, and her child (Liu Shan). When he found them, Liu Bei's wife committed suicide in order not to be a burden on Zhao, who then went into battle protecting the child.
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As a result of these developments, the character was portrayed as a strong-willed woman who did not want to be a burden on Aeron despite her condition, in addition to helping him rather than just letting him handle the entire quest. Mavda and her husband were designed to contrast with the relationship between Aeron and Elena: while they looked odd, they were in fact a devoted couple similar to the main protagonists. Her design originated from the initial ideas for the game's merchant, who would have a large pack on their back. She was compared by Haga to cynical witches found in traditional European fairy tales.
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Per the commonly told narrative, the Rajah of Sanjan, summoned them and demanded to know how they wouldn't be a burden on or a threat to the indigenous communities. Replying to their request of practising their religion and till the land, he showed them a jug full of milk, saying Sanjan like it was full. In one version, a dastur added a coin to the milk, saying like the coin, no one would be able to see that they were there but they would enrich the milk nonetheless. In another version, he added sugar instead and claimed that like it, they would sweeten lands of Sanjan.
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On March 18, 2005, Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Robert O'Neill denied a motion by Weller's attorneys to dismiss the manslaughter charges, remarking that "hitting the accelerator instead of the brake seems to me to be a clearly negligent act." On October 20, 2006, the jury found Weller guilty on all charges, convicting him of vehicular manslaughter for killing 10 pedestrians. The sentence was to be decided by the Court, with a maximum penalty of 18 years. On November 20, 2006, Weller received probation on all counts after a judge determined that Weller was too ill to go to prison, where he would likely be a burden on prison authorities and taxpayers.
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As days were passing Cemre created a fake video against Emir amd threatened Reyhan to divorce Emir for his well. Reyhan considered Emir's well she decided to give divorce, but Emir is still fighting for his love. Emir's mother said to Reyhan that she pays whatever Reyhan and other members eats or use so Reyhan start a job as a cleanser because she is a pride girl and don't want to be a burden on anyone, Cemre's mother, Suheyla learns Cemre and Cavidan's evil plans against Emir and Reyhan and decides to tell Emir everything, but she is hit and killed by a car. Days later, Emir finally watches the fake video and Cemre is arrested.
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When she awakens in the hospital, she has them call Kouta claiming he is a relative. Kouta and Yuka, pondering as to why she didn't call her real family (and already suspecting that Mayu may be homeless), ask her to stay for dinner at the Kaeda House. Mayu, deciding that the fight between Lucy/Nyu and Nana was simply a bad dream, develops a friendship with Nyu as they bathe together, and Mayu accepts an offer to spend the night. The next morning, Kouta and Yuka discover that Mayu is gone; she has left a note thanking them for their help but stating that she does not want to be a burden on anyone.
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Brazzaville's public buildings, schools, law courts, trading firms, telecommunications and medical services soon surpassed by far their counterparts elsewhere in the Federation. Peoples from more marginal areas of AEF such as Chad were forced to work in Middle Congo, and funds were funneled primarily into the region, causing a great sense of resentment. Ultimately the massive expansion of Middle Congo's civil service contributed to a drain of the rural population into the cities, and created an entrenched bureaucracy and trade union network that would prove to be a burden on state stability following independence. The French government continued to rule through a Governor-General until the elections of 1957 when a High Commissioner of the République was established.
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Conversely, many new HIV infections in Mexico can be traced back to the United States. People infected with HIV were banned from entering the United States in 1987 by executive order, but the 1993 statute supporting the ban was lifted in 2009. The executive branch is expected to administratively remove HIV from the list of infectious diseases barring immigration, but immigrants generally would need to show that they would not be a burden on public welfare. Researchers have also found what is known as the "healthy immigrant effect", in which immigrants in general tend to be healthier than individuals born in the U.S. Immigrants are more likely than native-born Americans to have a medical visit labeled uncompensated care.
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Important uses for SASEs are when requesting information about products or services, or when sending manuscripts to literary agents. SASEs are used when communicating with companies, charities or celebrities (for fan post), in cases where each recipient can afford the cost of a single stamp and envelope, but it would be a burden on the organization to pay for the postage on all the letters it sends out. One of the most common uses is when companies are legally required to send something upon request, such as a "winners list" at the end of a sweepstakes; the company will require a SASE to be included with the request to avoid paying postage. SASEs are also vital in the hobbies of autograph collecting and amateur radio.
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The documentary begins with a clipping of a 1916 American movie that trumpets the creed of eugenics. In The Black Stork, the lead character, physician Dr. Harry Haiselden playing himself, refuses to give a newborn, mildly deformed baby a life-saving operation (or, instead, makes the operation fatal). 'There are times when saving a life is a greater crime than taking one', he proclaims. It soon transpires that The Black Stork's climactic scene was, far from being merely fiction, actually a re-enactment of one of Dr. Haiselden's real-life cases,Surgeon lets baby, born to idiocy, die: Dr. Haiselden of Chicago Refuses to Operate to Save a Day-Old Infant (July 25, 1917) where he let a baby die because he considered the deformed baby to be a burden on society.
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The increasing national revenue will often also result in higher government spending on health, welfare, military, and public infrastructure, and if this is done corruptly or inefficiently it can be a burden on the economy. While the decrease in the sectors exposed to international competition and consequently even greater dependence on natural resource revenue leaves the economy vulnerable to price changes in the natural resource, this can be managed by an active and effective use of hedge instruments such as forwards, futures, options, and swaps; however, if it is managed inefficiently or corruptly, this can lead to disastrous results. Also, since productivity generally increases faster in the manufacturing sector than in the government, the economy will have lower productivity gains than before. According to a 2020 study, giant resource discoveries lead to a substantial appreciation of the real exchange rate.
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The first change in the cabinet's make-up occurred just 6 days into its term when Minister of Veterans' Affairs Mijo Crnoja resigned on 28 January 2016 over a controversy involving him listing an abandoned wooden structure in Samobor as his place of residence while in reality living in Zagreb. He had done so in order to pay a lower surtax. After holding lengthy meetings behind closed doors during a period of several days, the Prime Minister and his two Deputies agreed to lend their support to Crnoja's case and his claimed innocence in the affair, however Crnoja himself tended his resignation stating that he did not wish to be a burden on the new government. He became the only member of Orešković's cabinet to have never attended a cabinet meeting and also made history as the shortest-ever serving member of a post-independence cabinet in Croatia.
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