Kuechenmeister: Now, what you are gonna be depleted of, though, especially if you're doing anaerobic exercise, you're gonna be depleted of glycogen.
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Depleted, it's depleted - it won't be depleted for long.
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Depleted, it's depleted — it won't be depleted for long.
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Would the liquor bottles be depleted by too generously pouring?
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Most analysts expect that to be depleted further this year.
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As things stand, the trust fund should be depleted by 2034.
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I want to be depleted of my energy when I finish.
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Medicare's hospital insurance fund is projected to be depleted in 2026.
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In a fasted state, the muscle glycogen will be depleted sooner.
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The Medicare trust fund will be depleted in 2026, the administration said.
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The Medicare trust fund will be depleted in 2029, the administration said.
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The fund is projected to be depleted at the end of 5.
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She worries that some could become trendy and then be depleted through overconsumption.
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In about 15 years, however, the Social Security trust funds will be depleted.
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That means your retirement account will be depleted earlier than you would have intended.
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It now won't be depleted until 2052, two decades later than projected last year.
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There's Social Security, sure, but the reserve is expected to be depleted by 2033.
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The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) estimates that the fund will be depleted by 2021.
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"Those stores will be depleted," Mr. Rupnick said of the tribe's food distribution center.
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The report said the program's roughly $3 trillion in reserves will be depleted by 2035.
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But Social Security's retirement and disability trust funds are forecast to be depleted in 2034.
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The reserves for the Social Security trust fund are projected to be depleted in 2035.
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But if the standoff in Washington continues much longer, that stopgap money will be depleted.
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If nothing is done to protect Social Security benefits, its reserves will be depleted in 2035.
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The ozone layer would also be depleted, allowing more ultraviolet radiation to reach the earth's surface.
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He told the New Scientist that previously known reserves will be depleted by 2030 to 2040.
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"A lot of people think, 'Gee, my carbohydrate or glycogen stores could be depleted,'" he said.
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The Social Security Administration's latest estimate projects that the trust funds will be depleted in 2035.
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The Social Security trust fund, which helps support it, is projected to be depleted by 2035.
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The Social Security Board of Trustees said in April that its reserves will be depleted in 2035.
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That's a small improvement from last year's report, which estimated the reserves would be depleted by 2628.
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The fund will be depleted by 201863, according to the latest annual report from the agency's trustees.
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That has raised concerns among analysts that the fund might be depleted over the next few years.
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Meanwhile, Social Security's trust funds are projected to be depleted in 2400, according to most recent estimates.
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In April, the Social Security Administration said that the program's trust funds will be depleted in 2035.
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And when their previously expected retirement date arrives, their benefits may be depleted and their savings exhausted.
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At the current fiscal stance, the region's existing financial wealth could be depleted in the next 15 years.
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The island's main pensions face a roughly $45 billion unfunded liability that stands to be depleted by 2019.
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How many megabytes of memory space will be depleted just to contact those bloody, poor-serviced customer lines?
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He also told the Wall Street Journal that the fund could be depleted in six or seven years.
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The trust fund for Part A (hospital coverage) is anticipated to be depleted unless Congress acts before then.
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"Solar power is limited, wind unstable, hydropower over-exploited, and uranium ore will eventually be depleted," Liu said.
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The company said the farm had been quarantined and the site affected would be depleted of all birds.
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Further, the latest Social Security Trustee report estimates that the SSDI trust fund will be depleted by 2054.
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In his letter, Jarana said a 3.5 billion rand facility secured from local banks will be depleted in June.
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Its main source of natural gas, the Malampaya field near the disputed waters, will be depleted within a decade.
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She said she worried that the hospital network's mask supplies could be depleted as the virus spread in Minnesota.
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Roth accounts must also be depleted over a decade, but heirs wouldn't owe any income tax on the distributions.
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Even with mandates for more capital, higher-quality capital and more-liquid capital, capital will be depleted as before.
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"At the current fiscal stance, the regions existing financial wealth could be depleted in the next 15 years," it said.
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The latest report from the Social Security Board of Trustees projects the system's trust funds will be depleted in 2035.
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Shopping centers were severely impacted by a truckers' strike in the second quarter that caused tenants' inventory to be depleted.
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He's pleased that there's more material in Prince's vaults than he realized, but sad that one day it'll be depleted.
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In June, the government projected that Medicare funds would be depleted by 2026, three years earlier than estimated in 2017.
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But if the tech disturbs the reporting process, like it did in Iowa, trust in the system could be depleted.
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But when companies are in their infancy, absorbing punitive taxes means that precious capital reserves will be depleted more quickly.
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Moreover, Medicare's Hospital Insurance trust fund, which finances inpatient care, is projected to be depleted in only six years, in 2026.
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Unless a political solution is reached, Social Security's so-called trust funds are expected to be depleted within about 15 years.
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Meanwhile, Medicare's hospital insurance fund is expected to be depleted in 2026 — the same date that was projected a year ago.
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That could extend the period of solvency for the Social Security trust funds, which are currently projected to be depleted in 2035.
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Moreover, the country's $16 billion sovereign wealth fund—known as the Timor-Leste Petroleum Fund—could be depleted by 2025, she noted.
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Kinsler sparks 13-hit attack in Tigers rout of Mariners DETROIT — The Detroit Tigers may be depleted but they're not lacking pop.
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For instance, if there isn't enough network traffic on a server, its Linux kernel's supply of entropy may be depleted over time.
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That is complicated by estimates that its only domestic natural gas source, the offshore Malampaya field, will be depleted by 2024. Sta.
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Currently, the program's trust funds are expected to be depleted in 2035, at which point it will pay just 80% of promised benefits.
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Social Security's trust funds are currently projected to be depleted in 245, at which point only 2000% of estimated benefits will be payable.
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But the Freedom Caucus recognizes that, even if Republicans keep the House in November, their membership will be depleted and their influence muted.
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Although it is unknown exactly how many will clear that bar, it is certain that the contingent from Russia will be depleted significantly.
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A Medicare Trustees report released Tuesday finds that Medicare's trust fund will be depleted in 2026, three years earlier than last year's report found.
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Oxygen levels are down to around 15% in the chamber where the boys are, officials say, and can be depleted just by people breathing.
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The Social Security trust funds for benefits for the elderly and disability insurance could be depleted by 2034, the same as last year's projection.
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In a companion report, federal officials said the Social Security Trust Funds for old-age benefits and disability insurance could be depleted in 2034.
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Obamacare funds could be depleted as early as 2017, at which point Puerto Rico will revert to receiving less than $1053 million in Medicaid funds.
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Even so, the current procurement by the military is still just under 200 missiles per year and could quickly be depleted in a major war.
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Under existing law, the trustees said Wednesday, Medicare's hospital trust fund would be depleted in 22025, two years earlier than projected in last year's report.
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Money coming into the system each year isn't enough to pay benefits, and the Social Security Trust Fund is forecast to be depleted in 2034.
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There isn't enough topsoil to sustain agricultural production; at its current rate, topsoil will be depleted in a few decades and lead to mass starvation.
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This means our attention can be depleted and derailed, and that we cannot focus on several things at once -- even though we think we can.
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A projection in the 22010 Medicare trustees' report states that the Hospital Insurance Trust Fund, one of two Medicare funds, will be depleted in 218.
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While the Earth will most likely supply heat for millions of years, the underground water necessary to produce steam can be depleted if not recharged.
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There will be nobody that says that our military is going to be depleted like they've been saying over the last long period of time.
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The Medicare trustee report issued earlier this month showed that the hospital insurance trust fund will be depleted in 2026, three years earlier than previously forecast.
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The program has a long-range solvency problem: the combined trust funds for Social Security's retirement and disability benefits are projected to be depleted in 2034.
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The board's letter also highlighted estimates that before the end of calendar 2017, the Employee Retirement System and Teachers Retirement System funds will both be depleted.
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Several studies have shown that if the federal government does not act, the original allocation will be depleted by next summer, two years earlier than anticipated.
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Last month, FSA officials said in an interview they had expected funding for these loans or guarantees to be depleted before the program restarts on Oct.
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Not only does the martial art instill strength that might otherwise be depleted by Machin's profession, it also trains people in self-defense, technique, even modesty.
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Without bringing in any additional product, an inventory of this size would be depleted in about a month's time given the country's annual rate of consumption.
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Though disability reserves are expected to be depleted by 2052, that's 20 years later than previously projected, thanks to a continued decline in new disabled-worker applications.
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The Moon Mineralogy Mapper measured a global layer of water only a few molecules thick and found swirls to be depleted of water relative to their surroundings.
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The combined trust funds for Social Security's retirement and disability benefits are projected to be depleted in 21983, according to the annual report of the program's trustees.
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Every mobile battery has a maximum number of cycles, or number of times it can be depleted and recharged, before it can no longer hold a charge.
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Medicare's primary fund is expected to be depleted by 2026, three years earlier than health care officials expected last year, per the 2018 report from Medicare's trustees.
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In their 2016 reports, the Trustees warned that the trust funds supporting disability, hospital and retirement/survivors benefits would be depleted in 2023, 2028, and 173, respectively.
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If such delays recur, Tesla's cash will be depleted and its more efficient rivals will have more time to eat into its market share with their products.
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For example, the Social Security trustees' 2018 annual report projects that the Social Security fund will be depleted by 2034, meaning younger generations can expect smaller payouts.
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However the reserves used to partially fund the program are expected to be depleted in 2035, according to the latest projections from the Social Security Board of Trustees.
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A fresh juice allows you to get the most out of your fruits and vegetables, extracting vitamins and nutrients that would otherwise be depleted through other cooking methods.
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Muraven believes that the brain's stores of glucose may be depleted over time by the use of self-control, leading to a tank of it eventually running empty.
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"We are still sceptical that they can maintain the current rate of purchases for very long, as dealer inventories of eligible bonds will eventually be depleted," he added.
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"I studied the food chain and realised that soon our lake will be depleted - (and) fish is the main ingredient for our food and animal feeds," he said.
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That means nearly half of the planet's aquifers are projected to be depleted to varying degrees within a century, which could reduce water access for millions of people.
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With the Social Security trust fund projected to be depleted within the next 15 years, policymakers have started to consider the changes needed to keep the trust fund solvent.
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The Social Security trust funds for benefits for the elderly and disability insurance could be depleted by 2034, the same level as projected last year according to the trustees.
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The Medicare trust fund will be insolvent by 2029, according to the program's trustees, who also report Social Security's combined trust funds will be depleted by 2034, per MarketWatch.
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Social Security's trust funds are projected to be depleted in 2035, at which time 80% of promised benefits will be payable, according to the Social Security Board of Trustees.
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Though unlike regular IRAs, Roth IRAs carry no income tax on withdrawals, the Secure Act means they, too, will now have to be depleted within 10 years of inheritance.
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In court filings, Peabody said that were it required to replace its self-bonded liabilities, its entire liquidity would be depleted, leaving it without enough cash to run its business.
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A Russian official says one of the country's two rainy-day funds could be depleted by the end of next year as the government tries to fill its budget deficit.
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Applied Materials, Micron Technology and Lam Research rose at least 3.7% after Goldman Sachs upgraded them, noting that excess inventory for memory chip companies "will be depleted " faster than expected.
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But there's no real evidence that just taking vitamin B1 would make you feel better, it's likely to be a whole range of vitamins you're likely to be depleted in.
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The Social Security trust funds are projected to be depleted of reserves in 2034, while the Medicare hospital insurance trust fund is expected to run out of funding in 85033.
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That August, The New York Times Magazine published a 5,500-word article on "Decision Fatigue"—the theory that willpower can be depleted by having too many choices in everyday life.
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The trustees project that Medicare Part A — which covers hospital stays, skilled nursing facilities and the like — will be depleted in 20504, one year later than projected a year ago.
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In June, the government said that less money was flowing into Medicare, and projected that the program's trust fund would be depleted by 2026, three years earlier than previously estimated.
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With Russia's Finance Ministry warning that the country's Reserve Fund - designed to cover budget shortfalls - will be depleted by the end of next year if nothing changes, Moscow needs some movement.
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With the Earth in darkness for that long, photosynthesis would stop; temperatures would plummet by more than 30 degrees Fahrenheit for several years; and the protective ozone layer would be depleted.
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In addition, they said, the Social Security trust funds for old-age benefits and disability insurance, taken together, could be depleted in 2034, the same year projected in last year's report.
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The program's reserve fund is projected to be depleted in 16 years, at which time recipients will get smaller payments than they are scheduled to receive if Congress does not act.
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If they charge premiums that are too low, however, the results can be catastrophic: the risk pool will be depleted before the insurer has paid out all the money it owes.
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Micron Technology – The chip maker's stock was upgraded to "buy" from "neutral" at Goldman Sachs, which feels excess memory chip inventory that customers are carrying will be depleted faster than previously expected.
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As a result of these issues, the EPSF will be depleted before the end of the fiscal year, Bowser said in the letter dated Tuesday, and will face $6 million in overages.
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In the scenario laid out for the exercise, a massive cyberattack knocks some portion of the grid offline for weeks—long enough that residual power and substation batteries would all be depleted.
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Now on to the latest health care news... A Medicare Trustees report released Tuesday finds that Medicare's trust fund will be depleted in 2202, three years earlier than last year's report found.
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Goss said that without action, by 2035, the trust fund will be depleted, and revenues coming in from payroll taxes would only be able to cover less than 80 percent of benefits.
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The fund that helps tens of millions of retirees is expected to be depleted a year earlier than projected last year, while the outlook for the disability trust fund is more favorable.
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But if forex reserves continue to be depleted at a fast pace and capital flight continues, some strategists believe China's leaders may have little choice but to sanction a big "one-off" devaluation.
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"At no point did the defendant offer assistance to save [Brown's] life or render aid but rather he can be heard commenting that her body should be depleted from any oxygen," prosecutors said.
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It won't be depleted for long and I think one of the reasons I'm standing here instead of other people is that, frankly, I talked about we have to have a strong military.
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The combined trust funds for Social Security's retirement and disability benefits still are projected to be depleted in 2034, at which point current income would be enough to pay about three-quarters of benefits.
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Now Folsom Lake, one of the most famous lakes to be depleted by California's drought, has surpassed its average water level for early February and will soon reach capacity for this time of year.
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture's Farm Service Agency funding for direct loans or guarantees are expected to be depleted by the end of June, about three months before the next year's program restarts Oct.
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Now, the money will be depleted by the end of 6900, forcing Puerto Rico's already fragile budget to absorb $2628 billion a year or leave half a million of its residents without health coverage.
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Defense analysts say the Pentagon's stockpiles of the Tomahawk — a weapon manufactured by Raytheon — could quickly be depleted if the U.S. were to face a two-theater war or any action against North Korea.
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Expansion should be coupled with a funding plan to close Social Security's long-range solvency gap - the combined trust funds for Social Security's retirement and disability benefits are projected to be depleted in 2034.
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As the liquidity reserve is not tranched among the class A and B notes, it could be depleted by drawings to support the subordinated class B notes, leaving little support for the senior notes.
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In a companion report, federal officials said the Social Security Trust Funds for old-age benefits and disability insurance, taken together, could be depleted in 2034, the same year projected in last year's report.
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According to the latest annual report by the fund's trustees, the program is set to be depleted by 2023, at which point it will only be able to pay 89 percent of current benefits.
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"If you withdraw [from retirement savings] at a rate of 4 percent in a low-interest-rate environment where some investors aren't even earning that much, the money can be depleted fairly quickly," O'Connell said.
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"At no point did the defendant offer assistance to save (the girl's) life or render aid but rather he can be heard commenting that her body should be depleted from any oxygen," court documents read.
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Romney, together with a group of senators from both sides of the aisle, introduced a bill this week to look at government trust funds that are expected to be depleted in the next 2132 years.
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The report from the board of trustees for Social Security and Medicare also projected that Social Security funds could be depleted by 2035, leading to potential reductions in expected payouts to retirees and other beneficiaries.
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In 2019, the government also projected that the Social Security trust fund would run out of money by 2035, forcing a cut in benefits, while the Medicare hospital insurance trust fund would be depleted in 2026.
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Output from the Man Maw tin mine in Myanmar, which has disrupted the global market in the metal, is falling sharply and deposits could be depleted in "two to three years", senior mine officials told Reuters.
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The Social Security actuaries project that the program's combined retirement and disability trust funds will be depleted in 22014, with payroll taxes coming in at that time sufficient to pay only 20193 percent of promised benefits.
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The group recently commissioned a study by a University of Texas researcher, showing that if 20 percent of U.S. prescriptions in 2015 were sourced from Canada, that country's drug supply would be depleted in 183 days.
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Last year's report also said that the combined trust funds would be depleted in 2034, but that tax collections would still be sufficient to pay about three-quarters of promised benefits for a half-century more.
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The agency said in a research note that most of the GRF's liquid assets "would be depleted under most plausible scenarios within the next four years" and that this could have implications for sovereign credit worthiness.
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The IMF said that this could have a "significant" impact on oil-exporting countries, predominantly those in the Middle East whose existing financial wealth could be depleted in the next 15 years if major reforms aren't undertaken.
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The Trust Funds for Social Security and Medicare Part A will be depleted within two decades if Congress takes no action to bolster them, though they could still pay 77 percent and 88 percent of benefits respectively.
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Under current law, cuts would start in 2034, when the main trust fund is expected to be depleted, or in 2035, if Congress authorizes Social Security to pay old-age benefits through the Disability Insurance Trust Fund.
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The combined trust funds for Social Security's retirement and disability programs are on course to be depleted in 22020; without changes, funding from payroll tax receipts will be sufficient to pay only 80 percent of scheduled benefits.
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MAN MAW, Myanmar (Reuters) - Output from a mysterious Myanmar tin mine that has disrupted the global market in the metal is falling sharply and deposits could be depleted in "two to three years", senior mine officials told Reuters.
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The more immediate concern among opponents of the measures now headed for a possible House vote is that the trust fund for Part A (hospital coverage) is anticipated to be depleted in 2026 unless Congress acts before then.
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House - disaster funding: The Hill: It's possible Congress may be forced to weigh supplemental federal funding for California wildfires and other natural disasters as part of legislation to fund the government in September, should such resources be depleted.
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"The current marginal improvements in pasture and water are likely to be depleted by early June, which will mean rangeland resources will rapidly decline, and subsequently livestock body conditions," it said, with the next rains due in October.
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The trust fund for Part A, which pays for hospital and nursing home costs, will be depleted in 2026 and will then only be able to foot a share of the tab, according to the most recent trustees' report.
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Eliminating the cap this year would mean the trust fund reserves would be depleted in 2055 instead of 2034, according to estimates from Karen Smith, a senior fellow in the Income and Benefits Policy Center at the Urban Institute.
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According to the Social Security Board of Trustees Report in 2202, payouts will exceed revenue in 2628, three years from now, and some 28500 years after that, in 6900, Trust Fund reserves will be depleted, forcing cuts in benefits.
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By analyzing more than 4,000 different Social Security policy options, for example, the model projects that the Social Security Trust Fund will be depleted three years earlier than the Social Security Administration's projections, barring any changes in current law.
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While code itself can't be used up in the same way as other economic goods like food or land, the resource that can be depleted is the attention and energy of the programmers responsible for developing and maintaining that code.
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Casamance in southern Senegal contains the country's last remaining forests, an area of 43,000 hectares (74,000 acres) that could be depleted by 2018 as smugglers feed the demand for rosewood furniture in China, said former environment minister Haidar El Ali.
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Here are the biggest calls on Wall Street on Monday: Goldman said it thinks that the excess memory chip inventory will be depleted faster than previously expected and that memory chip pricing could start to improve during the third quarter.
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Coal is an investment opportunity as global demand will grow and a halt in spending would halve seaborne supplies in 15 years' time, Glencore said on Monday, adding its own coal operations would be depleted by 2035 without new funds.
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In terms of Medicare, which covers nearly 60 million Americans, the trustees project that the trust fund for Part A, which covers hospital and nursing home costs for seniors, will be depleted in 2026, the same as last year's projections.
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The energy behind the Socialist Party would be depleted by FDR's New Deal, which incorporated many of its reformist demands, and the unpopularity of Soviet Russia in the US. "By the late 1773s, most socialists basically became liberal Democrats," Kazin said.
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Others in favor of a complete government takeover demand "Medicare for all," also a single-payer system, ignoring the fact that on its current trajectory, the Medicare trust fund will be depleted in 2028, two years earlier than projected in 2015.
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According to projections from this year's Medicare Trustees' report, the fund that pays for Medicare-financed hospital care will be depleted in 12 years, and care for other services will consume an ever-larger share of the economy and federal revenue.
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MOSCOW, March 16 (Reuters) - Russia's Reserve Fund could be depleted by 2017 should the government keep up the current pace of using it to finance the budget deficit, RIA news agency on Wednesday quoted Russian Finance Minister Anton Siluanov as saying.
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The combined Social Security trust funds covering benefits for the elderly and disability insurance could be depleted by 2034, the same level as projected last year according to the trustees, in part because of lower disability claims and fewer payouts.
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The ozone hole forms every year during the Antarctic spring, starting in late August and ending in December, during which time the amount of ozone in the Earth's stratosphere above Antarctica can be depleted by as much as 60 percent.
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While it's true that without remedial action the reserves in the Social Security Trust Fund will be depleted by 22, the program could still pay beneficiaries 22100 percent of their earned benefits out of ongoing payroll revenues — an unacceptable reduction, but hardly bankruptcy.
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The cost of Social Security, the federal retirement program, will exceed its income in 2020 for the first time since 1982 and its reserve fund is projected to be depleted in 16 years, according to an annual government report released last year.
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However, in Fitch's view some form of forbearance or support may be made available to the bank in the near term to avoid a repeat default on third-party senior obligations, should its capital be depleted by losses resulting from its FX position.
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In their last report, in July 2015, the trustees of Social Security, including four administration officials, said the program's old-age and disability insurance trust funds could be depleted in 2034, and could then pay just 79 percent of promised benefits unless Congress took action.
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"We can come up with a commercial deal that is better than Malampaya in the disputed areas," Cayetano said, referring to an existing natural gas project off Palawan island between the government and Chevron, a resource which is due to be depleted by 2024.
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It's the first generation that can no longer rely on employer pensions for a secure retirement, and will be the first generation unable to rely on full Social Security benefits, which are on track to be depleted in 2034, according to the Social Security Administration's 2015 report.
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The Emergency Planning and Security Fund will be depleted before the end of the 2019 fiscal year and will stand more than $6 million over budget, Bowser said in a letter to the President on Tuesday, citing recent estimates by the District's Homeland Security and Emergency Management Agency.
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Money for low-income housing would also be depleted, as Mr. Trump's budget proposed a 15.2 percent decrease from last year in gross discretionary funding for the Department of Housing and Urban Development, eliminating several block grant programs and reducing funding for rental assistance for low-income people.
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What's happening: China is facing a retirement crisis, Deloitte analysts argue, and is looking to replicate many aspects of U.S. retirement accounts like IRAs and 401(k)s to help counter the "savings gap" in its state-run Basic Pension System for Enterprise Employees, which could be depleted by 2035.
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"We think of the US as one of the most well-resourced places in the world when it comes to health care, but it just goes to show that when there's sort of widespread panic, normal supplies can be depleted fairly quickly," says Cedric Dark, an emergency room physician at the Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, which is preparing for a surge in patients.
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