The United States Sentencing Commission estimated that 2,317 current prisoners would be eligible for shorter "career criminal" sentences and another 2,500 would be eligible for the extra firearm sentence — though some of those 2,500 will still be eligible.
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Both carriers would be eligible to request slots in Mexico City, and Volaris would also be eligible to request slots at JFK Airport.
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A person under 30 would be eligible for a $2,000 tax credit, while a person over 60 would be eligible for a $4,000 credit.
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Muniz, 23, Hernandez Santiago, 25, and Garcia, 25, will be eligible for parole after 25 years, and Rivera will be eligible after 23 years.
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Prisoners with two years left on their sentences could be eligible for release, Bozdag said, although prisoners still need to have served at least half their sentences to be eligible.
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He will be eligible for parole after he turns 97.
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Prosecutors say John Vasquez will never be eligible for parole.
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The original Apple Watch won't be eligible for the update.
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The real Gypsy will be eligible for parole in 2024.
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So not all Periscope video will be eligible for advertisements.
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Even then, though, they still won't be eligible for asylum.
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She will not be eligible for parole for 25 years.
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Initially, students with family income below $100,000 would be eligible.
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He will never be eligible for parole, court records show.
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There are also practice requirements to be eligible for competition.
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Older phone models may be eligible for 35% or 25%.
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He will not be eligible to return until July 28.
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She will first be eligible for parole in five years.
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Guyger will first be eligible for parole in five years.
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He will be eligible for a hearing again in 2019.
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When their status lapsed, they would be eligible for removal.
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He argued they should be eligible for Emmy Awards instead.
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She will be eligible for parole after serving five years.
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She will be eligible again for consideration in five years.
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"Game of Thrones," too, won't be eligible until next season.
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The luckiest will be eligible for a useful second passport.
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They could be eligible for other, mandatory forms of relief.
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Planes that already have the technology will not be eligible.
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Members of the military also may be eligible for discounts.
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He won't be eligible again until 2021, the panel decided.
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But fewer than 1,000 people are expected to be eligible.
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Charles "Tex" Watson will be eligible for parole in 2022.
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Some items may also not be eligible for offer cancellation.
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He will be eligible for parole next year, by which
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Cyrano de Bergerac will be eligible for parole in 2022.
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He'll be eligible to come back late in the season.
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What requirements must they meet to be eligible for DACA?
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Americans who live in other countries may also be eligible.
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More than 75,000 inmates would be eligible for this benefit.
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Would they be eligible for any federal aid or loans?
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This is to determine credits you may be eligible for.
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It's unclear how many employees would be eligible for buyouts.
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He will be eligible to be activated in eight weeks.
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Those who have previously been diagnosed will not be eligible.
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Those who have previously been diagnosed will not be eligible.
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Carson, who is on parole, won't be eligible until 2025.
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They could be eligible for monetary awards and other recognition.
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None of those banks would be eligible for the program.
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He will be eligible for a parole hearing in 2025.
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Those convicted of a violent crime would not be eligible.
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Landlords of all stripes could be eligible for this deduction.
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He will be eligible to rejoin the team on Sept.
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Patients typically need to be eligible for a clinical trial.
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The law also allows sparkling wine producers and importers to be eligible for the credits, and it increases the number of products that would be eligible for the lowest excise tax rate for wine.
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Another 14 writers could be eligible to vote next year, and as many as 22 could be eligible to vote for the class of 2020, according to Jack O'Connell, secretary-treasurer of the writers' association.
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Rogers will be eligible to return to the Steelers on Sept.
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Five years from that, he'll be eligible to apply for citizenship.
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If convicted, Kinner could be eligible for execution under Idaho law.
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China wants its domestic projects to be eligible, the source said.
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To be eligible this year, shows must open by April 26.
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An additional 224,000 adults with private insurance would also be eligible.
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He will then be eligible to return to the team Sept.
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People who have suffered from prion diseases will not be eligible.
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The first ones will be eligible for forgiveness in October 2017.
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To be eligible for this program, you must: Please visit www.nbcunicareers.
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Anything older may still be eligible for $250 back in credits.
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That means, anyone would be eligible to receive these cash rewards.
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Tesla orders must be placed before February 1 to be eligible.
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Because to be eligible to fight you need to be tested.
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Bolden will be eligible to return to the roster on Oct.
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Irving will be eligible to return to the Cowboys on Oct.
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The bonds are intended to be eligible for the ECB's PSPP.
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However, he will still be eligible to become prime minister again.
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These are the only ones who would be eligible for thrombectomy.
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If not, they are supposed to be eligible for overtime pay.
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By 2033, 77 million Americans will be eligible for Social Security.
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Families living in "heavily impacted" districts would be eligible for $4,500.
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With time served, he will be eligible for release in April.
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He will be eligible for the White House in 13 years.
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But there are some milestones for which she won't be eligible.
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They should be eligible for benefits, but are fearful about applying.
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That's why Bombardier will not be eligible to fulfill that role.
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To be eligible for payments, crops must be planted by Aug.
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Medina will not be eligible for parole, a court spokeswoman said.
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There are also government savings programs you may be eligible for.
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Soon, these kids might not even be eligible for asylum status.
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He would be eligible to play as early as Week 73.
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Mr. Darity estimates that roughly 30 million Americans would be eligible.
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He will be eligible for the Hall of Fame in 2021.
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In return, businesses will be eligible for a refundable tax credit.
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She wouldn't be eligible to join their plan for 60 days.
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Close contacts of those who are infected will also be eligible.
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Adults still wouldn't be eligible for expanded Medicaid coverage under Obamacare.
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Burkhead and Bentley will be eligible to return in eight weeks.
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Every, who will be eligible to return to competition on Jan.
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If they were to grow, they might no longer be eligible.
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She will not be eligible for parole again until April 2019.
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This is the last year he will be eligible to apply.
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She will be eligible for parole in 37 years, WDTN reported.
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Murderers and rapists, for instance, would not be eligible, Gascón said.
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Fewer than 2120,2120 of those people are expected to be eligible.
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All of those people have to be employed to be eligible.
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He would be eligible to run for president again in 2024.
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Would he or she be eligible to serve in the legislature?
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Nor will they be eligible for free or even paid upgrades.
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Students who purchase an A.C.A. plan may be eligible for subsidies.
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Meisel would be eligible for nursing home care paid by Medicaid.
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Simpson will be eligible for parole as early as next year.
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Not all Toys R Us employees will be eligible for severance.
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For personal credit card accounts, you may be eligible if your payment is due on or before May 15, and for business cards, you may be eligible if your payment is due on or before June 15.
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It will not be eligible for declassification and public release until 2036.
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They also must maintain a 4.85 or higher rating to be eligible.
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Victims and survivors could also be eligible for compensation from public funds.
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Intelligence officers are unlikely to be eligible for the award, officials said.
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The soonest he will be eligible for loan forgiveness is in 2022.
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To be eligible, you must meet your state's income and asset limits.
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Amazon said some trees will even be eligible for free Prime shipping.
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Sendejo will be eligible to return to Minnesota's active roster on Oct.
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The 18-year-old will first be eligible for parole at 28.
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Greenan, meanwhile, plans on retiring soon because he'll be eligible for pension.
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In addition, all federal repayment plans would be eligible for the relief.
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Responsibilities Skills Applicants must be eligible to work in the United Kingdom.
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If not, Chapman will be eligible for free agency after this season.
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More elderly and terminally ill prisoners would be eligible for compassionate release.
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She will be eligible for parole in 2020, according to the AAP.
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To be eligible for a Prime Student plan, users must have a .
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The students who left would be eligible for a full tuition refund.
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About 4,000 soldiers were found to be eligible for payments they received.
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European companies will be eligible to compete for government contracts within Mercosur.
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Callers can remain anonymous and could be eligible for a cash reward.
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He will be eligible to apply for parole after serving 14 years.
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He will be eligible for parole after serving half of his sentence.
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Even though they will be eligible, they won't be a top concern.
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That means Brown would not be eligible for review until she's 67.
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Applicants don't need to be eligible for college credit, just over 21.
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DHS estimated that 2,940 entrepreneurs would be eligible under the rule annually.
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He will be eligible for pro-rated incentive compensation through Aug. 1.
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Some hospitals will also be eligible for supplemental payments in certain cases.
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He will be eligible to return Week 5 against the Indianapolis Colts.
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He will be eligible to return to the roster the following day.
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Because you might be eligible for a free screen replacement from Apple.
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Some will even be eligible for president in the next election cycle.
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Zaragoza would be eligible for the death penalty if convicted, prosecutors said.
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The panel also ruled that Mondesi can be eligible for postseason play.
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After five years they will be eligible to apply for settled status.
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But candidates must meet various paperwork deadlines before then to be eligible.
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Casey last year rejoined the European Tour so he would be eligible.
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He added that the employees will still be eligible for unemployment benefits.
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That means each rider would only be eligible for a small rebate.
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They will be eligible for early release if they meet Pinski's conditions.
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He will not be eligible to rejoin the active roster until Oct.
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It is still unclear if Manziel will be eligible for the XFL.
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Verizon said that those who preordered Disney Plus will also be eligible.
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To be eligible, you must bring a valid military or veteran ID.
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He will be eligible for release in seven and a half years.
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Then, only if the cancer regressed, would she be eligible for surgery.
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Only workers with perfect attendance records for the quarter would be eligible.
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The returning retirees under VRRAD will not be eligible for aviation bonuses.
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Some low earners with no kids also may be eligible for it.
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As a result, he would probably be eligible for parole in Canada.
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Barring any postponements, Russell would be eligible to return May 3, 2019.
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All workers will be eligible to participate in Lowe's quarterly bonus program.
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He will be eligible to return to the team on Dec. 5.
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Consumers will be eligible for additional compensation in addition to those options.
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If it's in the voice of the creator, it will be eligible.
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He pitched the minimum five innings to be eligible for the win.
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As many as 10,000 Germans could be eligible for compensation, BvT estimates.
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Some low earners with no kids also may be eligible for it.
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They may also be eligible for pension, depending on job and location.
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Certain AAdvantage members will continue to be eligible for free checked bags.
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Married couples making up to $100,000 would be eligible for the credit.
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Those who serve could be eligible for debt forgiveness and hiring preferences.
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Nominees must be at least 35 years old to be eligible for consideration.
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Fantasy, which established that prevailing defendants can be eligible for a fee award.
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Merchants using delivery service Caviar will also be eligible for Square Capital loans.
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They may be eligible for classified access, but they might not have access.
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Novartis estimates some 600 ALL patients a year would be eligible for Kymriah.
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This decision comes six months before he'd be eligible for his full pension.
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I speak Spanish and in two years I'll be eligible for Spanish citizenship.
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People who earn between $100,000 and $250,000 would be eligible for less forgiveness.
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McArthur, 67, will be eligible for parole after 25 years, the judge said.
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Remarkably, the new keyboards will be eligible for the repair program as well.
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Under the new rule, two of those workers will be eligible for overtime.
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The administration is also reconsidering who should be eligible for extra-swift removal.
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The song will be eligible for Best Original Song at the Academy Awards.
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To be eligible, a Thai worker must register with the social-security office.
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Matthew would not be eligible for geriatric release under terms of the agreement.
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ET on 03043/28/2016 will not be eligible for the prize drawing.
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People who earn between $2640,227 and $250,000 would be eligible for less forgiveness.
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Add one to your cart, and you'll be eligible for the mystery freebies.
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Spouses of USOC staff will also be eligible to participate in the study.
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He will be eligible for parole in 12 years because of his age.
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All full-time hourly and salaried employees will be eligible, the company said.
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It's a short form episodic series; it should be eligible to be recognized.
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Hopeful nominees must have at least one first-choice vote to be eligible.
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Walden will be eligible for parole in 35 years, the court official says.
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It goes without saying, trans women won't be eligible for initial admission either.
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In only two years, you'll be eligible for an executive position at Berkshire.
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A far greater number would be eligible for the GOP bill's new offerings.
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And only taxpayers who itemize deductions would be eligible to claim this break.
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Sophomore F John Carlson will be eligible to play in the second semester.
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Next summer, Curry will be eligible to sign a new deal. KA-CHING!!!
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Hunt will be eligible to play in the Browns' ninth regular season game.
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Lewis will be eligible to return from the PUP list in Week 7.
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He will be eligible to return to the Jets' active roster on Oct.
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To be eligible for the ranking, companies must have at least 4013 employees.
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Applicants must be eligible to work in the UK.The Economist Group values diversity.
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Meaning, if you flagged no vulnerabilities, you could be eligible for a bonus.
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Those may not be eligible to be paid in addition to course credit.
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He did say that those deployed will be eligible for family separation pay.
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But if you remarry, you will no longer be eligible for those benefits.
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Torres will be eligible to play again for the Sounders in the Sept.
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Stay-at-home parents who have past substantial work history would be eligible.
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If these states had opted in, four million more people would be eligible.
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After three years, Musk will be eligible to be reelected as executive chairman.
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Hopefully Hers will be eligible for HSA or FSA money in the future.
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Typically, those prisoners would be eligible for release if sentenced under today's standards.
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Bonds issued by Volkswagen would almost certainly be eligible for the purchase program.
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It was not clear how many banks would be eligible for the program.
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Those who meet the criteria would be eligible to stay for 10 years.
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Workers who were furloughed or quarantined without pay, for example, would be eligible.
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Workers who were furloughed or quarantined without pay, for example, would be eligible.
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That is, your whole salary may not be eligible for a write-off.
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It declined to share an estimate on how many workers would be eligible.
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An estimated 30 million black Americans will be eligible to vote next year.
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He'll be eligible to return for a game in Cleveland on Oct. 1.
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"Students and parents will always be eligible for certain types of financial aid."
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And some Chase customers will be eligible this year for My Chase Plan.
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Those making $22019,000 or less will be eligible for free tax-preparation software.
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In response, he said such individuals would not be eligible for VA benefits.
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Such sites would not be eligible to display Facebook advertising on their pages.
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He will be eligible to play in the semifinals if the Jayhawks advance.
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Alpern had to make it through December for his son to be eligible.
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It would also allow them to be eligible for family and medical leave.
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Some former students of Corinthian College, which folded in 2015, may be eligible.
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It's after 120 qualifying payments that your loans will be eligible for forgiveness.
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It appears that these people would not be eligible for the premium subsidy.
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You may also be eligible if you can prove you had to quit.
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Those ages 18 and under would automatically be eligible in the first year.
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Users must have an above-average League Score to be eligible for entrance.
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Around 1990, the group pushed for pregnant women to be eligible for promotions.
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The report did not say how many people may be eligible for release.
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In other words, he says, the business should be eligible for the deduction.
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Not all types of income would be eligible for the newly reduced rate.
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Eventually those people would be eligible for a green card, and ultimately, citizenship.
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An estimated 30 million black Americans will be eligible to vote next year.
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To be eligible, new residents had to move on or after January 1, 2019.
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Kohl's seasonal employees will also be eligible for gift card contests for perfect attendance.
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But on Thursday, hundreds of newly reunited parents will be eligible for immediate deportation.
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As Miss USA, Kryst will be eligible to compete in the Miss Universe competition.
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The 52-year-old Pickett will be eligible for parole after decades in prison.
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Few hawkers are likely to be eligible: most are immigrants from poorer northern states.
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He will be eligible for parole in 40 years, the Austin American-Statesman reports.
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For starters, people just now coming to the U.S. wouldn't be eligible for DACA.
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"Those without legal status will be eligible for removal," a senior administration official said.
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To be eligible to apply, you need to be an Ikea Family member, however.
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Trophies from Bontebok, a species of antelope, killed in Botswana will also be eligible.
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As of now, he will be eligible to return to the lineup on Dec.
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Sex toys will be eligible for inclusion under the show's health and wellness section.
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Someone who kills or kidnaps an officer would be eligible for life in prison.
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Outlanders will be eligible for much of the $0003,500 federal electric vehicle tax credit.
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Once their protections run out in 2019, the Salvadorans will be eligible for deportation.
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Like most contests, you have to be over 18-years-old to be eligible.
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All but the richest, in other words, will now be eligible for a reservation.
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The Barcelona forward will be eligible again when Argentina visit Ecuador on Oct. 10.
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We're told that thousands of current employees will also be eligible to sell shares.
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Households that make more than $250,000 would not be eligible for any debt relief.
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HHS would determine if undocumented immigrants would be eligible to enroll in the program.
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Other firms might be eligible for coverage, but more exclusions may apply, he said.
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In both cases, the investments can be eligible for a fast-track licencing process.
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For instance, low-income filers might be eligible for the earned income tax credit.
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Again, it's after 120 qualifying payments that your loans will be eligible for forgiveness.
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In fact, people with bad credit might not even be eligible for Apple Card.
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People who have never filed for DACA before, but could be eligible, can't apply.
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There are 28.5 million Latinos nationwide who will be eligible to vote by November.
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To be eligible for the scheme, prisoners must have served half of their sentences.
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In order to be eligible, you must also must pass one of two tests.
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Clinton suggested that only people starting at age 50 or 55 would be eligible.
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RHP Matt Barnes rejoined the team Saturday and will be eligible to play Sunday.
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Pederson will be eligible to come off the DL after the All-Star break.
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These will become third country issues and might no longer be eligible for MREL.
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Decorated Invader will be eligible as that race is for 3-year-olds only.
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Instead, only taxpayers under an income cap, then $50,000 a year, would be eligible.
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You have to earn 110,000 qualifying points in one calendar year to be eligible.
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Approximately 460,000 more individuals would be eligible to participate if the ban is lifted.
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To be eligible all entries must be received no later than 11:59 p.m.
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Starting in January, Tesla buyers will only be eligible for half the credit ($3,750).
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Now "accredited investors" who have at least 10,000 shares will be eligible to sell.
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DHS estimated that 179,600 individuals would be eligible for H-43 EADs that year.
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They will no longer be eligible for lawful employment and they will be deportable.
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Managers will also be eligible for one-time bonuses at the end of March.
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It's unclear if the Trump Organization will be eligible for part of that package.
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Not all video creators will be eligible to monetize their coronavirus videos, she notes.
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If you're not on the right program, your loans won't be eligible for forgiveness.
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Some of the condemned separatist leaders could be eligible for parole from next January.
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Originally officials said 60 million Iranians — three-quarters of the population — would be eligible.
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Some experts said that likely meant only about 20 million Iranians would be eligible.
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To be eligible for the list, employers needed to have 1,000 or more employees.
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To be eligible for Tony Awards this season, shows must open by April 26.
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In fact, legally, Texas Central may not even be eligible to exercise eminent domain.
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Those who lost significant money may be eligible to receive compensation through the FTC.
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If the suspension holds, Shaw would be eligible to petition for reinstatement after Feb.
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He will be eligible for parole in October 2022, when he will be 81.
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Many of the products will be eligible for Bed Bath & Beyond's coupons and promotions.
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The top graduates would be eligible for scholarships to continue their studies at Gustu.
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The researchers focused on 2,864 children who were deemed to be eligible for vaccination.
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Pillar will be eligible for reinstatement Saturday when the Blue Jays play in Baltimore.
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Both vehicles should be eligible for the $7,500 federal tax credit, for electric vehicles.
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Private student loan borrowers would also be eligible to access the federal refinancing program.
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They will be eligible for a new trial if they surrender or are captured.
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But you might also be eligible for paid time off from work to vote.
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The deal goes live on Friday, and certain other "popular smartphones" will be eligible, too.
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To be eligible to participate as a student, you must be between ages 15-22.
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You may also be eligible for unpaid leave through the Family and Medical Leave Act.
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Arnold must serve more than 15 years of her sentence to be eligible for release.
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Those who rely on government-paid programs will not be eligible for the copay assistance.
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She would only be eligible for parole after serving 51 years, when she is 69.
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Gypsy Rose will be eligible for parole in 2024, when she is 32 years old.
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Next, we have Cassie Randolph, who may not even be eligible to be the Bachelorette.
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Half of Boeing's engineers and mechanics, for example, will be eligible to retire by 2019.
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Gronkowski, who will be eligible to return to the active roster following the team's Dec.
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Around 903,000 men are expected to be eligible if the legislation passes, which seems likely.
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To be eligible, companies had to be privately held and younger than 5 years old.
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Student Loan Forgiveness Misconception: Private student loans can be eligible for Public Service Loan Forgiveness.
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Given that the Momo Challenge touches on suicide, it may not be eligible for ads.
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Cost: You receive a $4,000 living allowance and may be eligible for an education award.
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If Pages stop sharing false news, they may be eligible to start running ads again.
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Other Uber shareholders, including venture capitalists, angel investors and former employees could also be eligible.
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If 2248 million people ask for the money, they'll be eligible for just $2000 each.
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This article had original only noted that they would be eligible for the fiction list.
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Some Microsoft Band users will be eligible for a refund from the software giant, though.
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The museum's founding IRS form explained why it should be eligible for a tax exemption.
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According to the FSIA, assets must fall under "commercial use" to be eligible for seizure.
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WFLA reports that Hayden will not be eligible for suspension of sentence, probation or parole.
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ET on 7/28/2016 (the "Promotion Period") will be eligible for the prize drawing.
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On average, these participants believed they would be eligible for full benefits at age 2000.
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He's accepted a 2-year ban and won't be eligible to fight until Jan. 2021.
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To be eligible, companies had to be privately held and founded no earlier than Jan.
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No borrower will be eligible for the federal public service loan forgiveness until October 2017.
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Those whose current permits expire on March 6 or later won't be eligible for renewal.
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Drivers who deliver food for Uber Eats will also be eligible for Uber Pro rewards.
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Mauer will be eligible to return for the second game following the All-Star break.
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To be eligible for the 2019 Grammys, artists' material must have been released between Oct.
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As part of the plea agreement, she will be eligible for parole in 25 years.
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The judge issued an arrest warrant and she will no longer be eligible for bail.
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Parents who bought products from September 2010 through June 193 might be eligible for refunds.
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In order to determine which films would be eligible, though, we turned to a professional.
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You may even be eligible to get an extra $50 rebate from your electric company.
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After 14 years in prison, the Montreal hitman will be eligible for parole this September.
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The FCA said an additional 210,000 small companies would be eligible to use the FOS.
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Then they will be eligible to apply for a passport for the baby, for example.
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Martin must be waived by Tuesday to be eligible for the playoffs with another team.
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It said bonds issued by financial institutions and leveraged investment vehicles would not be eligible.
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As long as they have a GitHub profile, they'll be eligible to receive support, too.
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Applicants must be eligible to work in the UK and available to start in September.
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At first, officials said that only local, small-scale farmers would be eligible for leases.
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If the suspension holds, Ingram would be eligible to return to the Saints on Oct.
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Many states have even enrolled more people than they thought would ever even be eligible.
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RUSSIA'S TRANSNEFT SAYS CUSTOMERS MUST PROVE THEY INCURRED LOSSES TO BE ELIGIBLE TO GET COMPENSATIONS
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Last Friday, the government said 2,551 children in US custody might be eligible for reunions.
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After that, the junior lawyers will be eligible to receive a bonus from the firm.
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In March, the Department expected just 1,000 people to be eligible for the forgiveness though.
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An estimated 11.9 million Hispanic millennials will be eligible to vote in this year's election.
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You have to apply by January 15, 2020, to be eligible for this statement credit.
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Even workers who take all 153 days can be eligible for the new attendance bonus.
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It was not immediately clear how many families would be eligible for the monthly relief.
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The waiver is automatic; you don't have to contact your loan servicer to be eligible.
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Evina Westbrook, a transfer guard from Tennessee sitting out this season, also will be eligible.
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Furloughed employees may be eligible for a stipend from the fund and for unemployment benefits.
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Claimants will be eligible to receive these higher benefit amounts for up to four months.
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Students who took a leave this semester because of the hurricane will also be eligible.
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Businesses with fewer than 500 employees will also be eligible for a payroll tax credit.
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Instead, consumers may be eligible for an insurance premium refund or a travel insurance voucher.
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Their income exceeded the maximum income for a family of four — $22,240 — to be eligible.
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"If you're not in a state that expanded Medicaid, you wouldn't be eligible," said McClanahan.
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Puerto Rico would be eligible for the assistance only after spending previously allocated federal aid.
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Mr. de Blasio said on Wednesday that inmates with underlying health conditions could be eligible.
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Early next year, the family will be eligible for citizenship, and they plan to apply.
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They will not be eligible to serve and will instead be at risk of deportation.
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There's a catch: To be eligible, foreign firms must invest in industries encouraged by Beijing.
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Republican lawmakers say they want as many people as possible to be eligible to vote.
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The Department of Labor identifies about 44 million people that it thinks would be eligible.
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Russell will be eligible to return on May 3, against St. Louis, barring any postponements.
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Furloughed employees for both companies will continue to be eligible for employee benefits, including insurance.
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Americans born after it was enacted will be eligible to vote in the next election.
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They would be eligible to earn their seat by completing the city's summer Discovery program.
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Two of her children will be eligible for the elementary division of OBOB next year.
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Usually, drivers must contend every race of the series to be eligible for the title.
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Ms. Hudson would likely be eligible in the best featured actress in a musical category.
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He should be allowed back into baseball and be eligible for the Hall of Fame.
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Movies that are deemed to have addressed two of four diversity categories will be eligible.
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Only multiemployer plans that can demonstrate a fiscally sound path to solvency should be eligible.
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If the suspension is not trimmed, he won't be eligible to return until Nov. 26.
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If that happens, Couch could be eligible for release on bond, legal sources have said.
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Odor will be eligible to return to the lineup at home Saturday against the Mariners.
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To be eligible for the scholarship, you have to have a connection to the Midwest.
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Must be following all President Trump and Team Trump social media accounts to be eligible!
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Between 3,500 and 3,800 workers could be eligible to participate in the vote, he said.
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In that case, you would be eligible to sign up during a special enrollment period.
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You might be eligible for repayment options that take less of a bite, he said.
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The company said those workers impacted by the closures would still be eligible for bonuses.
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If you're paying your caregiver on the books, you may be eligible for tax breaks.
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Units constructed with this funding will be eligible to be located in mixed-income developments.
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The company must meet job creation and investment targets to be eligible for the subsidies.
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According to ESPN, Muirfield would next be eligible to host the British Open in 2022.
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That puts people who might be eligible to reapply for DACA now in a bind.
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While nonbinary and gender-nonconforming students will be eligible for admission, trans women will not be, and students who transition to or begin to self-identify as female during their tenure at Morehouse will not be eligible to receive a degree from the college.
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With the changes, Erdogan will also immediately be eligible to resume membership of a political party.
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Still, at least we don't actually have completely give up cheese in order to be eligible.
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Only those refugees in the centers at the time the deal was announced would be eligible.
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The docs include a list of his relatives who could be eligible to claim the assets.
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Meanwhile, states and localities that obey the new rules would be eligible for additional federal funding.
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As a nationally recognized memorial, the project would be eligible to receive federal and private funding.
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He will be eligible for the National Baseball Hall of Fame at the end of 2021.
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And Musk will not be eligible to become chairman for at least the next three years.
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About 25 percent of American workers are in public service and could, in theory, be eligible.
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It's currently unclear just how many employees will be eligible to join once voting gets underway.
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With a Spotify Premium subscription, you may be eligible for a free Google Home Mini speaker.
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But disputed articles will not be eligible to be promoted using one of Facebook's advertising tools.
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In 2017, a channel must have at least 10,000 lifetime views in order to be eligible.
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To be eligible, a beneficiary has to have beendiagnosed with a qualifying disability by age 26.
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People who earn between $100,000 and $250,000 would be eligible for forgiveness on a sliding scale.
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The probation means both athletes will still be eligible to compete at next year's Tokyo Olympics.
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On average, participants incorrectly believed that they would be eligible for full benefits at age 4013.
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Workers will be eligible for the benefits once they've worked for their employer for six months.
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The Obama administration estimated fewer than 3,000 entrepreneurs would be eligible for the program each year.
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Only those whose numbers fell between 1 and 350 would be eligible to claim a ticket.
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Lula may not be eligible to run if his conviction is upheld by a higher court.
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Giuliani has publicly said Manafort and others might be eligible for pardons after the investigation ends.
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Chapman was also denied parole in 2014 and will be eligible for parole again in 2020.
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To be eligible, an applicant must be employed full-time by a business outside of Vermont.
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Some 25,000 ex-Soviet citizens will be eligible to vote in a presidential election next February.
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A further 4,113 soldiers were found to be eligible for the payments they received, Lengyel said.
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To be eligible, companies had to be privately held and no more than five years old.
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Once you're paying your caregiver on the books, you may be eligible for certain tax breaks.
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In order to be eligible for the Emmys, a series has to air during certain dates.
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Starting Thursday, its ShippingPass customers will be eligible for two-day shipping for $49 a year.
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Basics like speakers, however, should work fine through Cassia's app and therefore be eligible for automation.
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Pressed on whether sanctuary cities would be eligible for federal funds in any infrastructure bill, Sen.
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SS Trea Turner (right hamstring) will be eligible to come off the disabled list on Wednesday.
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The first cases might be eligible to stop ART later this year, according to the NIH.
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It is also the first time I will be eligible to vote in a presidential election.
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For developers, the good news is that every application type will be eligible for subscription pricing.
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But foreign firms must meet several conditions to be eligible for the exemption, the statement said.
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And an extra one million Asgardians after this will be eligible for 100kb of data storage.
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To be eligible, tenants had to earn less than 250,2100 yuan (now about $2000) a month.
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How many men will be eligible for compensation, and details of the compensation process, are unclear.
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But local governments have struggled with how to implement them and deciding who should be eligible.
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Under Harris's proposal, families making under $100,000 would be eligible for a new refundable tax credit.
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A student may then be eligible for federal financial aid by enrolling at an approved institution.
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Many already have been deported and would presumably not be eligible for any mental health care.
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You'll be eligible for better, higher paying jobs, with duties that can make a massive impact.
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Aramco also said Saudi nationals subscribing to the listing will be eligible to receive bonus shares.
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If this happens, Portuguese debt will no longer be eligible for the ECB's quantitative easing programme.
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Hourly crew employees can earn $2628 bonuses, while general managers will be eligible for $28503,22019 bonuses.
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The kicker: State and local income taxes would no longer be eligible as an itemized deduction.
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Couples who have been married for at least nine months may be eligible for survivor benefits.
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In order to be eligible, borrowers must work for the government or an eligible nonprofit organization.
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Unexpected questions emerged in the discussions: Should an undocumented immigrant be eligible to get a ventilator?
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It is one of the only two requirements needed to be eligible for the volunteer program.
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More than 32 million individuals are repaying loans that could be eligible, according to the CFPB.
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If you have a good credit score, you may be eligible for the most competitive rates.
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" To be eligible, movies must have "significant creative and/or production elements from the United States.
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Mr. Plaskon will be eligible for parole in 13 years under new state juvenile sentencing laws.
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These waivers allow disabled children to access Medicaid funding where otherwise they might not be eligible.
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Michael Flynn for secretary of Defense — but Flynn would not be eligible to hold the post.
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Under Harris's proposal, families making under $100,000 would be eligible for a new refundable tax credit.
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To be eligible for an HSA, you must be covered by a high-deductible health plan.
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People earning more than $250,000 (or $500,000 for married couples filing jointly) would not be eligible.
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In 2013, it was announced that, starting in 2014, Americans would be eligible for the prize.
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The judge said he will be eligible for parole after 36 years ... when he is 71.
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Any other year, Tomashova and Kostetskaya would be eligible to compete, having served their respective suspensions.
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In the Senate's current bill, these TPS holders may be eligible to apply for green cards.
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If the buyer relists the item, he may be eligible for an insertion fee refund.2.
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About 7,000 students will be eligible to recoup some of the money they spent on tuition.
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Not everyone will be eligible for this offer, since Amex delivers different promotions to different cardholders.
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Note that while corporate gift cards are excluded, third-party gift cards appear to be eligible.
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To be eligible for this study, patients had to have chronic back, knee or hip pain.
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About 260% of Americans would be eligible for some kind of payment, according to one estimate.
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Everyone else — no matter how closely they also deal with students — could be eligible to carry.
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But Webster's family was excluded from a settlement because he died too early to be eligible.
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If she doesn't have the necessary savings, she could be eligible for Medicaid as a citizen.
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Dillashaw has accepted the suspension -- which means he won't be eligible to fight until Jan. 2021.
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The large corporations that own the big brands — like Marriott or Hilton — would not be eligible.
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Only workers who had previously secured the visas would be eligible for the proposed additional ones.
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Without DACA permits, the immigrants cannot legally work and may not be eligible for college scholarships.
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She will not be eligible for parole until she is at least 67, Mr. Bone said.
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It's not immediately clear which part of his compensation will be eligible for the 50% reduction.
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If you are fired or you quit voluntarily, you may not be eligible for unemployment benefits.
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And, in addition to the federal tax credit, you might be eligible for state incentive programs.
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The alternative payment option will be eligible for non-public safety parking infractions issued between Oct.
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Seniors, meanwhile, would not be eligible for the program and would continue to collect Social Security.
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Under federal guidelines, prisoners who receive that kind of diagnosis can be eligible for early release.
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He will be eligible to sign a five-year, $202 million max deal in the summer.
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They should not be eligible for in-state college tuition or benefit from preferred admission policies.
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We decided that Muhammad Ali, the master of hype, would not be eligible in any categories.
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BP - DUDLEY WILL BE ELIGIBLE FOR AN ANNUAL BONUS FOR 2019 FINANCIAL YEAR IN NORMAL WAY
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In fact, the DHS estimated that 2,940 entrepreneurs per year would be eligible under the rule.
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Immigrants would only be eligible after a rigorous background check, including biometrics and a medical exam.
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The defense argued he should be eligible for parole after 25 years, CNN partner CTV reported.
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If you earn over $72,000, you won't be eligible to make a deductible contribution at all.
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To be eligible for an opt-out, the operator must intend to actually sell the information.
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His second proposal would allow DACA recipients to be eligible to work for the federal government.
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To be eligible, employees must be full-time, U.S.-based corporate employees, director level and below.
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Only customers who've paid off one-third of the loan's principal would be eligible for extensions.
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Out of this 5 million, how many people would be eligible to receive a premium subsidy?
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The Nobel is not awarded posthumously, but Dr. Thorne and Dr. Weiss would still be eligible.
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Capuano won't be eligible to return until late July as a result of the latest move.
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To be eligible for the celebratory carb-fest, customers must register to become a 'Vapiano Fanatico.
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If you have strong credit, you might be eligible for a 0% balance-transfer credit card.
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Hourly crew employees can earn $250 bonuses, while general managers will be eligible for $1,000 bonuses.
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She will not be eligible for parole until 2055, when she will be 67 years old.
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Each of the new entrant's first 200,000 buyers will be eligible for a full federal subsidy.
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Health agencies use software from vendors like IBM to assess who should be eligible for Medicaid.
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Disabled individuals with as little as $2,000 in available assets may not be eligible for public benefits.
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Police said the caller, who left the house to phone authorities, should be eligible for the reward.
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I recently lost my primary election, so I will not be eligible to hold office next term.
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Not all YouTubers will be eligible to use Channel Memberships and rake in the monthly subscriber fee.
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Parent borrowers may be eligible for reduced payments, Mayotte said, including through extended and graduated repayment plans.
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It also increases spending slightly by assuming that more people will be eligible for social assistance programs.
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Creators with smaller followings may not be eligible to tap into some of YouTube's other income opportunities.
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Previously, the Oscars ruled that Kelly Mantle would be eligible for awards for both men and women.
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Electricity and telephone cooperatives, non-profit organizations, tribes and local governments would be eligible for the program.
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Under California's new budget, undocumented immigrants aged 19-25 would be eligible for the state's Medicaid program.
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Parent borrowers may be eligible for reduced payments, Mayotte said, including the extended and graduated repayment plans.
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Married joint filers will be eligible for a $24,400 standard deduction, an increase from $24,000 in 2018.
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Impacted workers also will be eligible for certain supplemental payments funded through the AIDPA for specified periods.
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"If there is a reward for solving a crime, people should be eligible for it," he said.
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In 2013, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau estimated that one-quarter of American workers could be eligible.
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Bossert said the administration would still be working on who specifically would be eligible for certain benefits.
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We're told that Uber employees with at least 10,000 of vested share will be eligible to sell.
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Though, you'll need to sign up for a free Rakuten account to be eligible for the savings.
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In order to be eligible, families must have children enrolled at one of seven participating elementary schools.
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Correction: Graphic novels will be eligible for both the general fiction and nonfiction lists, depending on content.
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Details: High-level fentanyl and heroin traffickers would not be eligible for credits to reduce their sentence.
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Borrowers with household incomes under $250,21 would be eligible to have $563,256 of their student debt scrubbed.
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Two ways to be eligible for this contest: • Build using Office 365 APIs powered by Microsoft Graph
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In the event of a no-deal Brexit, Britain would no longer be eligible for EU funding.
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Today's 211-year-old boys and girls will be eligible to vote in the next presidential election.
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It's possible that some of the first customers will even be eligible for a $237,2500 tax credit.
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The three are all over 80, so will not be eligible to vote for the next pope.
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In order to be eligible for priority scheduling, the drivers' order acceptance rates needed to remain high.
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Patients with AL amyloidosis may be eligible to enroll in one of two clinical studies for NEOD001.
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To be eligible for this deal, you'll need to be a new or current Google Fi subscriber.
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Some states have made it compulsory to have a toilet to be eligible to contest an election.
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Why is Tribe is raising questions about Cruz's eligibility, even if Tribe thinks Cruz should be eligible?
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Nearly 1.1 million British citizens could be eligible to join such a suit if it goes forward.
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Every woman under 9003 will also be eligible for a preferential loan when she first gets married.
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Contracts signed since 2005 but before more flexible rules went into effect this year would be eligible.
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There is no age limit and roughly 80 percent of New York state's families would be eligible.
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Countries that do not adhere to the standards, such as an oppressive regime, would not be eligible.
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Any land they had been evicted from prior to that date would not be eligible for consideration.
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Under the new Republican plan, any insurance plans that cover abortion won't be eligible for tax credits.
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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau estimates that up to one-quarter of American workers could be eligible.
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"I am fairly decided," said Connor Johnson, 17, who will be eligible to caucus on February 1.
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Democrats argue that Mulvaney would not be eligible to head the OMB had the bill become law.
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A total of 6.8 million workers will be eligible - 55 percent of the state's private-sector workforce.
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DACA recipients' parents would only be eligible for renewable, 3-year work visas, but not for citizenship.
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John Kasich, who ran for the 2016 Republican presidential nomination, will not be eligible for another term.
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The device doesn't need to have been bought from Microsoft directly to be eligible for these services.
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The card has no annual fee, though you do need an Amazon Prime membership to be eligible.
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Ablynx will also be eligible to receive royalties on sales, assuming the drug makes it to market.
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Those convicted of murder or aggravated murder, and inmates serving life without parole, would not be eligible.
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You don't need to have a high-deductible plan in order to be eligible for an FSA.
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Even if people sign up for those plans, they won't all be eligible for all the benefits.
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A luxury yacht can qualify as a second home and be eligible for the mortgage interest deduction.
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But if Judge Moro finds him guilty of the charges, he may not be eligible to run.
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Additionally, California will be eligible to receive more than $2628 billion in assistance for wildfire recovery. Sens.
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To remedy this, the charitable community is suggesting that non-itemizers be eligible for the charitable deduction.
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Now only state programs that have been identified as "effective" will be eligible to award TEACH grants.
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Mitchell York briefly questioned his hope to punch this year when, as a sophomore, he'll be eligible.
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To be eligible, the video must not be more than one (1) minute long and must include:
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They may be eligible for money from the Federal Emergency Management Agency to cover some funeral expenses.
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To be eligible, companies had to be privately held, independently owned, and founded no earlier than Jan.
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You'll be eligible for a skipped payment once you've made at least six consecutive on-time payments.
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To be eligible, all models must be new or have been substantially updated within the past year.
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Rather, it sets a standard grantees must meet in order to be eligible for U.S. taxpayer funding.
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But no courtroom can fit all 4.5 million immigrants who'd be eligible for one of Obama's programs.
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Basic Economy travelers will be required to board the plane last and won't be eligible for upgrades.
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Further, students who take federal loans have income-based repayment options and may be eligible for forgiveness.
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There's no cap on the amount of money you can earn to be eligible to make contributions.
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To be eligible, employees must hold at least 1,000 shares (down from 10k minimum in SoftBank tender).
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The changes will take effect far too late to affect who'll be eligible to vote in November.
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If you don't have an earned income, you won't be eligible to open one on your own.
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If you have a Chase credit card or debit card, you could be eligible for Chase Offers.
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To be eligible for return protection, an item must have been purchased entirely with an Amex card.
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Laws passed in April in Italy means some retail investors will now be eligible for partial compensation.
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NASCAR, however, waived its rule that drivers must start all races to be eligible for the championship.
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Those students who were defrauded would still be eligible for loan forgiveness, she said at the time.
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The prize has been stuck in a debate for years about whether American authors should be eligible.
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The patients who are hospitalized with moderate or severe coronavirus will be eligible to receive the treatment.
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Most of these young people will be eligible to vote in the next local and national elections.
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But perhaps under a Trumpian infrastructure scheme they'd be eligible for a whopping 82 percent tax credit.
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The proclamation lists ten examples of situations in which an applicant might be eligible for a waiver.
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It will soon be too rich to be eligible for the World Bank's International Development Assistance loans.
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The assembly has decreed that only parties that took part in the previous election will be eligible.
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"Those that are found to have falsified information will not be eligible for employment," the handbook stated.
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Under Booker's plan, more than 11,000 people serving time for marijuana offenses would be eligible for clemency.
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Individuals with no links to terrorist groups will be eligible to represent their communities in local governments.
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The military requires soldiers to complete 24 months of active duty to be eligible for burial benefits.
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"That kid will probably be eligible for Medicaid because the family doesn't have jobs yet," she says.
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Students who left ITT within the past six months will be eligible to have their loans forgiven.
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You may also be eligible for an income-driven repayment plan, which can lower your payments now.
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If they don't find any job, they may be eligible to apply for all kinds of benefits.
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Under the proposal, like the White House proposal, high earners would not be eligible for the payments.
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Mavni applicants must have lived legally in the country for at least two years to be eligible.
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No executive who makes more than $425,000 annually would be eligible for a raise for two years.
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Parents will be eligible for three months of paid family leave if their children's schools are closed.
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Because of his age, Wilson would also be eligible for release under the Board of Correction guidelines.
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Under the Trump administration's proposal, some women would be eligible for free contraceptives regardless of their income.
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Women who received health services from Tyndall will be eligible to receive $2,500, according to the university.
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Unfortunately, you wouldn't be eligible to serve — and as a result, not eligible to carry a weapon.
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About 93 percent of abuse survivors would be eligible to apply for financial reparations, Mr. Turnbull said.
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Most crucially, if DACA ends, those who benefit from the program would again be eligible for deportation.
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The students will be eligible for the package as college freshmen for the 2021-2022 academic year.
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In order to be eligible for the 28 Grammys, artists' material must have been released between Oct.
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"So according to what you sent (Mahoney's statement), they wouldn't be eligible for World Cup," he added.
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Avila will be eligible to be activated from the 15-day disabled list as soon as Wednesday.
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Nevada residentsmust live 25 miles outsidethe nearest dispensary in order to be eligible for a grower's license.
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Suddenly, far more borrowers than Congress had initially intended would be eligible to have their loans forgiven.
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More workers will be eligible for overtime pay when a federal law kicks in on Jan. 1.
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MSCI on Wednesday said stocks on Shanghai's recently launched STAR Market could be eligible for index inclusion.
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He had rented a house and leased a car and would be eligible for citizenship in November.
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As many as half a million Texans could be eligible for disaster assistance, the White House predicts.
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He had rented a house and leased a car, and would be eligible for citizenship in November.
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Without that grade, Portugal would no longer be eligible for the European Central Bank's bond-buying program.
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Inaccurate information that does not violate the policy will still be eligible for fact-checking, Facebook said.
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In 21990, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau estimated that one-quarter of American workers could be eligible.
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Cunningham "will not be eligible for parole and must serve 100% of her sentence," the prosecutor said.
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Americans higher up the income scale would be eligible for subsidies to help them buy health insurance.
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He's serving 19 years to life, and will be eligible for parole when he's 88 years old.
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A nurse realized the family might be eligible for CHIP and helped them fill out the application.
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Major League Baseball owners, for example, had pushed to be eligible after the draft regulations excluded them.
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Some lawmakers said only a trilateral pact would be eligible for fast-track, 51-vote Senate approval.
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"Some retail bank positions or more experienced bankers might be eligible to be rewarded," Ms. Mack said.
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Families may be eligible for federal and state tax credits for a portion of child care expenses.
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Why is Tribe raising questions about Cruz's eligibility, even if Tribe thinks Cruz should ultimately be eligible?
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Conor was hit with a $50,000 fine -- and will be eligible to fight again on April 6.
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The students will be eligible for free tuition beginning as college freshmen in the 2021-22 academic year.
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Unlikely -- the students were told that if they selected the correct photograph, they'd be eligible to win $50.
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Johnson, according to league rules, needed to be waived before March 23 to be eligible for the playoffs.
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Peters, whose daughter is in custody of state Child Protective Services, will be eligible for parole in 2038.
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More than 900 were "not eligible, or not yet known to be eligible," many of them undergoing vetting.
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That means prescriptions filled at a Walmart pharmacy might not be eligible for coverage by their drug plans.
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It is not clear how many of these would be eligible under the deal with the United States.
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Those changes include a broadening of the categories of offenders who would not be eligible for sentence reduction.
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What's more, about 25 percent of American workers are in public service and could, in theory, be eligible.
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To be eligible, employees must meet certain criteria, and their stores must meet sales and cash flow goals.
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The tournament has no entry fee, but teams must secure enough votes online to be eligible to compete.
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To be eligible for our Premium for Family plan, all family members must live at the same location.
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Individual inmates would be eligible to earn an extra seven days of credit per year, also applied retroactively.
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There are going to be changes to World Cup quotas and qualifying to be eligible for the Olympics.
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He had already threatened a boycott over the fact that Frank Ocean's Blonde wouldn't be eligible for nominations.
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The local prosecutor said at the time that Purinton will not be eligible for parole for 50 years.
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In addition, teams formed at EF Hong Kong will be eligible to participate in its Singapore demo day.
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However, it said that athletes who have been sanctioned in the past for doping will not be eligible.
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Of course, spouses – or anyone else – would be eligible to share this account with you, if you chose.
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To be eligible, applicants must be currently enrolled in an accredited university or college anywhere in the world.
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Even though there are children who are traveling in the caravan, they would not be eligible for DACA.
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Many details, including how the program would be financed or how many people might be eligible, were unavailable.
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The other category is for more skilled foreigners who can bring relatives and be eligible to stay longer.
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The program was set up [in the wake of that case] so people like Markopolos could be eligible.
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Similar to TLAC, liabilities must have a residual effective maturity of at least one year to be eligible.
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Pistorius began serving his sentence in a Pretoria prison and could be eligible for parole in three years.
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To be eligible, travelers must be U.S. citizens and permanent residents who aren't on any international watch lists.
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In order to be eligible for Uber Pro, drivers must maintain a customer rating of 4.85 and above.
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She will not be eligible for a parole hearing until 2056, when she would be 107 years old.
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Beale would still be eligible to play for Australia, having featured in 60 tests for the national side.
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They don't even know who from Iowa will be eligible from Iowa to be on the rules committee.
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It thinks 2.5 million of those people would be eligible for subsidies if they switched to the marketplace.
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The Commission said retail investors who were mis-sold the bank's junior bonds would be eligible for compensation.
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The hacker said any user who posted a digital address in the thread would be eligible to win.
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Prime members who place their orders in advance online will be eligible for the lower prices on turkeys.
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In 2016, it said employees who finished an internal training program would be eligible for $10 an hour.
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Those college students, in particular, could also be eligible for Medicaid and therefore, the slightly cheaper Prime discount.
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In general, immigrants must be citizens or legal permanent residents with green cards to be eligible to enlist.
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Auction trades will be eligible for as much as a 0.15 percent rebate on trading fees, Gemini said.
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Items must also have the serial number or UPC still on them to be eligible for a return.
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Only entries that are duly received by us by the closing date will be eligible for the Competition.
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"They would still be eligible for legal status," Cruz stressed in defending the amendment during the committee deliberations.
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The key numbers: The coverage loss is mostly because 8 million fewer people would be eligible for Medicaid.
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The film will continue to be eligible in other categories like Rami Malek's nom for Best Leading Actor.
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It seems that the Department of Justice has thoughts on whether Netflix movies should be eligible for Oscars.
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One year after the Medicare for All passes, people over 55 and people under 19 would be eligible.
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And if your original cable failed and you bought another one, you may be eligible for a refund.
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"There are many welfare benefits for which immigrants would no longer be eligible," the senior administration official said.
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Lyft drivers with at least 20,000 rides would be eligible for $10,000 in cash or a stock equivalent.
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However, for you to be eligible to receive this credit, the IRS requires various criteria to be met.
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The government is also forcing companies to register and jump through legal and financial hoops to be eligible.
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DE) will no longer be eligible to serve as executives of the carmaker, Porsche Automobil Holding SE (PSHG_p.
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Senior staff can be eligible for six-figure salaries, though the pay is less than what lawmakers earn.
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In some states, they've enrolled more adults than thought to even be eligible, leaving taxpayers holding the bag.
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Candidates must reach a 20 percent threshold statewide to be eligible for any of the at-large delegates.
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The company told CNN that about 99 percent of its 85033,500 employees will be eligible for the program.
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Today, only 26 percent of those poor enough to be eligible for federal housing assistance actually receives it.
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Many people will not be eligible for hospitals' charity programs because they make more than $50,000 a year.
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In order for your client to be eligible to delay, their employer must have 21 or more employees.
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Depending on where you work, you may also be eligible for a credit union membership through your employer.
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All of the inductees had to have released their first recording no later than 1992 to be eligible.
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That means an individual with an annual income of $6900,2628 would not be eligible for the tax credits.
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Borrowers who have previously received a permanent HAMP modification may be eligible for a new Streamline HAMP modification.
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However, if you miss the open enrollment period, you generally won't be eligible to apply for coverage later.
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To be eligible, exchanges will need to uphold investor protection rules and disclose all bid and offer quotes.
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Texans recovering from Hurricane Harvey may be eligible for food stamps, the U.S. Department of Agriculture announced Monday.
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Health clinics must now be "physically and financially" separate from abortion providers to be eligible for the funds.
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Foley will also be eligible for annual bonus equal to up to 2463% of his $1 million salary.
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In order to be eligible for the promotion, customers must:Be 18–22 years old at time of booking.
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The company set up a webpage listing which events would be eligible, with more than 430 initially listed.
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But after Mr. Urrutia left, she says that she was told she would not be eligible for either.
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You may also be eligible for the earned income tax credit if you had low or moderate income.
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Transgender people living in a gender other than their birth sex wouldn't be eligible to join the service.
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Saver-fare tickets are not changeable and cannot be canceled, and they will not be eligible for upgrades.
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But the minimum penalty is two years so Mejia would not be eligible to play again until 2018.
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After a negotiation between Chapman's representatives and MLB, he will not be eligible to return until May 9th.
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He will be eligible to play in Tampa Bay's game at the New Orleans Saints on Oct. 6.
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But if we don't use a fake company code, we wouldn't be eligible to receive any state benefits.
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Productive and knowledgeable employees are encouraged to retire early in order to be eligible for taxpayer-funded assistance.
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Only when they get Alzheimer's, which has nothing to do with football, will they be eligible for compensation.
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It covers about 700,000 immigrants, although roughly double that number are estimated to be eligible for the program.
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Only non-financial firms that make a material contribution to Britain's economy would be eligible, the BoE said.
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I believe they should be eligible for government health care support and put on a pathway to citizenship.
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Anyone who applied for that pathway would be eligible to buy into the Medicare for All system. Yes.
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To be eligible, recipients must need assistance to complete three activities of daily living, like bathing and dressing.
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Only imports above that cap, which is quite high, would be eligible for a levy, the agreement states.
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Facebook's hourly contractors and subcontractors will not be eligible for this bonus, according to The Intercept's Sam Biddle.
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Companies investing in new plants or expanding existing facilities will be eligible for this benefit, the government said.
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Defendants would be eligible to have their records cleared if they have had no convictions in 10 years.
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Candidates must hit a 15 percent support threshold statewide or in congressional districts to be eligible for delegates.
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You must also file your taxes as an independent – not a dependent on your parents – to be eligible.
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He said his team would also have to track down people who might be eligible for individual compensation.
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He will be eligible for parole in 2062, having been convicted of numerous charges including assaulting correction officers.
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The DNC requires that all candidates getting at least 15 percent of the vote be eligible for delegates.
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Those donors would also be eligible for state tax credits if they live in states that offer them.
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Some areas across the country will not be eligible if the New T-Mobile's network doesn't cover it.
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Bera says some people who remain uninsured could be eligible for plans with $0 premiums after financial assistance.
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People in the new plans would not be eligible for ObamaCare subsidies to help them afford insurance, though.
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Just like in the past, all channels that have over 100,000 subscribers will still be eligible to apply.
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Stay-at-home moms and dads, as well as working parents, would be eligible to take this option.
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"We cannot speculate on whether someone may or may not be eligible for a visa," the spokesman said.
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Low-income applicants may be eligible for a fee assistance program through the Association of American Medical Colleges.
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The Supreme Court struggled Wednesday with whether racial epithets should be eligible for trademarks under the First Amendment.
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The Heisman Trophy winner, Lamar Jackson of Louisville, will not be eligible for the draft until next year.
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If you miss your state's deadline, you'll be eligible for federal aid, but not for state-funded programs.
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In order for your client to be eligible to delay, their employer must have 20 or more employees.
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Therefore, any business in the agriculture sector that has operations in the United States may potentially be eligible.
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Clinton aides involved in the controversy over her private email server also might not be eligible, they said.
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It still remains unclear, though, how many bonds will be eligible, with estimates ranging between 123bn and 800bn.
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Any 2018 Cadillac, GMC, and Chevrolet vehicle or newer will be eligible for the upgrade, the automaker said.
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According to some interpretations of immigration laws, anyone who worked free in the United States could be eligible.
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But Syrians who arrived in the US after August 2016 will not be eligible under the new policy.
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It advised passengers to book new flights on other airlines, and said some may be eligible for compensation.
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Students whose parents tell administrators their children have been bullied or harassed would be eligible for the program.
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If Gramajo is deported, Gonzalez said, he wouldn't be eligible to return to the US for 20 years.
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Individuals earning under $50,000 per year would be eligible for tax credits up to $3,000 under the plan.
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McCabe's official retirement was planned for Sunday, when he would be eligible to receive his full pension benefits.
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If a charitable cause is obscure, small, or speculative enough, it's unlikely to be eligible for government grants.
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One silver lining -- Evans' suspension will be back-dated ... meaning he'll be eligible to return in April 2018.
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Only one of those imprisoned for corruption would likely be eligible for pardon under the decree, he said.
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Some mothers may be eligible for three months of unpaid time off during which time their job is protected.
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In 2016, it said employees who finished an in-house training program would be eligible for $10 an hour.
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The businesses also have to be located in an area zoned for commercial manufacturing in order to be eligible.
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By December, more than 4 million salaried employees earning $23,660 to $47,476 annually will be eligible for overtime pay.
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All individuals would also make contributions – unless exempted – and would be eligible for a range of social welfare benefits.
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The lawyers believe that "at least hundreds, if not thousands" of traders would be eligible to join the case.
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These borrowers will no longer have to make payments on their loans and could potentially be eligible for refunds.
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With the medicine moving to routine use, NICE estimates around 1,200 women could now be eligible to receive it.
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Locations with a high volume of clients who are refugees will be eligible for additional funding, the statement said.
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The company will also be eligible to receive up to $980 million in development, regulatory and sales milestone payments.
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When a new user signs up to any plan they'll be eligible to gift monthly accounts to 12 friends.
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Meanwhile U.K. telecom firm BT has said Huawei will not be eligible to provide 5G infrastructure on its networks.
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If they can, they will apply for French citizenship, but they are not sure if they will be eligible.
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However, if you haven't already requested and received your ballot, you won't be eligible to vote by this method.
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That is why the law includes these five steps the rescuer must take to be eligible for immunity: 1.
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You have to be a member of the Apple Developer Program to even be eligible to purchase the kit.
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More than 222,000 workers opted to participate in the case, although not all may be eligible for an award.
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To be eligible, contestants must be from one of the member countries that make up the European Broadcasting Union.
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Applicants must be eligible to work in the United Kingdom and should be available to start in May 2017.
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The two sides never agreed on the terms of the referendum or who would be eligible for the ballot.
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Up to 1 million people could be eligible, according to estimates by Mark Kantrowitz, an expert on student debt.
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Just about everything that Credit Donkey includes in its vacation cost calculations would be eligible for the triple points.
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Plus, many employees will not be eligible to sell shares until later this month at the next lockup expiration.
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That's because you might be eligible for a tax refund or other benefits, including the earned income tax credit.
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The 26-year-old will be eligible at the team&aposs discretion to return to active status on Nov.
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Researchers who signed the agreement were assured that their work would still be eligible for publication in science journals.
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However, if your second marriage were to end due to death or divorce, you would be eligible once again.
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Twitter's stock would need to rise to $77.64 before investors would be eligible to convert into the underlying stock.
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In her spare time she was busy improving her knowledge, to be eligible for a permanent government nursing job.
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More than 29 million Latinx voters will be eligible to vote in the 2018 midterms — 12.8% of eligible voters.
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In exchange for her plea, Sherra got 30 years in prison ... but will be eligible for parole after 9.
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Although applicants must demonstrate "severe" abuse to be eligible, T visas are usually processed within eight or nine months.
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Yes, in theory, they could pay everyone enough that none would be eligible for benefits, but that's not realistic.
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It remains to be seen whether Indian Point would be eligible for credits, considering Cuomo's opposition to the plant.
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Provided these players sign by March 1, they'll be eligible to play for their new teams in the postseason.
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Canadian citizens and permanent residents can sponsor their spouses to come to Canada if they prove to be eligible.
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Fields will also be eligible for a company retirement program, a voluntary separation program offered to some management employees.
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A sovereign needs to have an investment-grade rating to be eligible for the ECB's Public Sector Purchase Programme.
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If he were to apply again, however, the governing body said he would "not be eligible" to be readmitted.
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More than 10,000 of the company's current and former members could be eligible to participate as a class member.
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The proposal would require movies to be released more widely in theaters to be eligible for the Academy Awards.
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Speaking to broadcaster NTV, Arslan demanded Wikipedia open a representative office in Turkey and be eligible to pay tax.
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Any man who transitions from male to female during their time at Morehouse will not be eligible for enrollment.
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However, you may only be eligible for a tax deduction if you choose the plan offered in your state.
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Under the accord, both sides had pledged to ensure perpetrators of sexual violence would not be eligible for amnesty.
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Provided you meet certain criteria, you may be eligible for a bigger monthly payment, courtesy of your former spouse.
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The card will be available this summer, though Apple didn't say anything about who will be eligible for it.
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Both games will be eligible for the upcoming million dollar league with the help of Chinese media company ImbaTV.
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Also, "since women continue to earn less than men, women are somewhat more likely to be eligible," Collinson said.
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Officials have since softened their line, saying the plane would be eligible to take part in the open competition.
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Tressie Shaffer hopes to get out of prison by January 2020, when she will first be eligible for release.
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The Clinton campaign said that as many as 15 million children would be eligible for the maximum $2,000 credit.
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To be eligible, candidates must have been born without a uterus, had their uterus damaged, or had it removed.
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They were also required to wait two years after their genital surgery before they would be eligible to compete.
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Pell, 78, would then remain in jail until at least October 2022, when he would be eligible for parole.
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I was informed that certain items would be eligible for NextDay delivery if I ordered before a specific time.
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I was told that I would be eligible for free delivery on all my items, which was a relief.
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It told me I could be eligible for a delivery guarantee if I ordered within a specific time frame.
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You'll need it to apply for federal student loans and to be eligible for many colleges' merit-based aid.
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Businesses whose income is currently taxed through the individual code would also be eligible for the 15-percent rate.
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If Young does eventually gain citizenship, he will be eligible to vote as soon as he is sworn in.
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Federal law currently prevents states from implementing their own conditions for people to be eligible to receive food assistance.
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Some will be contacted after the December 85033 deadline, but will still be eligible for coverage beginning Jan. 1.
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It also expands the definition of a small provider — meaning that more companies would be eligible for the exemption.
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Only people with a single conviction on their record will be eligible for the pardon, according to the statement.
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Manziel recently expressed an interest in playing for the XFL but it is unclear if he would be eligible.
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In 2013, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau estimated that 1 in 4 American workers could be eligible for forgiveness.
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Amazon has said it would let users choose whether or not their audio recordings would be eligible for review.
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Entries must be received before June 15, 2018 at 5:00 P.M. ET to be eligible for the Sweepstakes.
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As a result, more high-earning business owners will be eligible for it than many tax experts had expected.
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Beltran, who will also be eligible for free agency after this season, has had little difficulty increasing his value.
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Firms unable to reach the industry's standard, on the other hand, will not be eligible for subsidies, Lou said.
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Majority owners, corporate officers and the highest-paid executives will not be eligible for the seven-year tax deferment.
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She'll be eligible for a nomination again next year for season three of "Stranger Things," when she'll be 16.
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Whenever you take five eligible Lyft rides in a calendar month, you'll be eligible for a $10 Lyft credit.
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But some of those borrowers may be eligible for loan-forgiveness programs — the trick is finding out about them.
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You'll need it to apply for federal student loans, and to be eligible for many colleges' merit-based aid.
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The event descriptions typically note that people have to provide proof of residency to be eligible for the discount.
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Details: Starting May 1, new employees will be eligible to receive $2,500 per year toward tuition, up from $700.
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However, it said athletes who have been sanctioned in the past for doping would not be eligible for Rio.
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Mélina Roberge, 24, received the sentence for drug trafficking and will be eligible for parole on May 27, 2021.
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Those that exceed that range will be eligible to send up to one million messages per month for $6,500.
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Currently, students may be eligible for federal loan forgiveness if their college closed or was accused of fraudulent activity.
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Health plans that offer abortion services would not be eligible for the subsidies, according to the draft released Thursday.
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Families in parts of Maryland, New Jersey, New York, Oregon, Pennsylvania and Washington will be eligible for different vendors.
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He last pitched July 214 at Boston and would be eligible to return from the DL on July 220.
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Many self-employed people may be eligible for a tax break enacted as part of the 2017 tax law.
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A 50-year-old woman with income of $30,000 will be eligible for a subsidy of $597 a month.
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Additionally, a patient needs to have been a resident of Victoria for at least one year to be eligible.
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In 2013, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau estimated that 1 in 4 American workers could be eligible for forgiveness.
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First, it wanted taxpayers to have more choice in the types of care that would be eligible for coverage.
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Last year, Steven Spielberg compared Netflix movies to TV movies and said that they shouldn't be eligible for Oscars.
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Once signed into law, thousands of inmates will be eligible for immediate sentencing reductions and expanded early-release programs.
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If your position has temporarily been suspended or your hours have been cut, you could be eligible for unemployment.
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The only child of Naruhito and Masako, Princess Aiko, 17, will not be eligible to sit on the throne.
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But an I.R.S. advisory warned that not everyone would be eligible to write off property taxes from this year.
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Fans can pay more to be eligible for seat upgrades, but they will always be allowed into the ballpark.
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Depending on the type of student loans you have, you may be eligible for a more affordable repayment plan.
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It's the first time that self-employed workers will be eligible for unemployment benefits, my colleague Julie Bort reports.
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Furloughed employees will not be paid after March 31 and will be eligible for unemployment subject to local regulations.
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Estimates vary on how many Americans might be eligible, since many Hispanics are unaware of their own Sephardic heritage.
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Both Nelson and Morris will be eligible for parole after they meet the conditions set forth by Judge Pinski.
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Applicants go through a careful screening and most also complete three mortgage workshops to be eligible for a loan.
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The three are all older than 80, so they will not be eligible to vote for the next pope.
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The state Department of Justice estimated in 2018 that more than 218,000 convictions statewide could be eligible for relief.
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In order to be eligible for a Whopper, guests must answer four out of the quiz's five questions correctly.
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The 85033-year-old would not be eligible to become president until she turns 35, according to the Constitution.
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Applicants must be eligible to work in the UK. We are looking for someone to start in January 2020.
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Small business employees whose employers give them a bonus to buy health insurance would also be eligible for subsidies.
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Andrew Cuomo estimates some 940,000 families with college-age students will be eligible for the scholarship program by 2019.
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Participants who already own an Apple Watch may be eligible to join the study as well, with certain restrictions.
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Under the city's expansion plan, people with bail amounts of up to $5,000 will be eligible for the program.
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Low-income people may be eligible for federal Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits, better known as food stamps.
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"My carried interest, and everyone else's, will not be eligible" for a lower tax rate, he said in October.
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People would be eligible for government subsidies to help buy such plans, up to a certain level of income.
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In 2013, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau estimated that one in four American workers could be eligible for forgiveness.
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Under the temporary tariff regime, imports of electrical energy into the UK would be eligible for tariff-free access.
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One outstanding question is whether employees who have already moved out West would still be eligible for union membership.
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Providers who are excluded from MIPS will not be required to use EHRs or be eligible for EHR incentives.
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Unfortunately, if you&aposre over 64 years of age, you won&apost be eligible for a Haven Life policy.
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McCabe's firing took place just two days before he was scheduled to retire and be eligible for his pension.
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If shared publicly, it also will be eligible to appear in the Top Reels section of the Explore tab.
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This works against those most likely to be eligible for cancellation because their cases are less likely be heard.
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Initially, start-ups will be eligible to each receive about $100,000 in aid to help present concepts to investors.
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The Department of Homeland Security announced in June that current DACA recipients would continue to be eligible for renewal.
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This year, Macy's seasonal employees will be eligible for a new bonus program, just like its year-round staff.
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In all, 4.9 million people who would otherwise be eligible for Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act aren't currently.
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He will be eligible to be recalled from IR after Week 11, if the team chooses to do so.
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To be eligible, videos must be at least three minutes long and be produced by people with 10,000 followers.
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But immigrants will only be eligible for the amnesty if they're from non-Muslim religious minorities in those countries.
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" The Department of Homeland Security announced in June that current DACA recipients would "continue to be eligible for renewal.
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Gilead said about 7,500 lymphoma patients each year in the United States would be eligible for CAR-T therapy.
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To be eligible for qualifying, a player must either be a professional or have a handicap not exceeding 1.4.
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Candidates had until Tuesday afternoon to turn in a petition with 85033,000 signatures to be eligible for the ballot.
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Among young people who will be eligible to vote in November, 45 percent say they are likely to vote.
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The terms of the HB2 repeal meets the "minimal" requirements for a state to be eligible for championship consideration.
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In fact, the Hyperloop could be eligible for federal money, through the University Transportation Centers grant program, he said.
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The judge has now notified Gwyneth and Chris, the actress may now be eligible to get a default judgment.
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This is why Jerry Jones should be forced to sell the Cowboys, or die, before he can be eligible.
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Wisconsin does not subject governors to term limits and Walker will be eligible to run again in just two years.
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According to the Marijuana Policy Project, more than 750,000 cannabis-related cases will be eligible for expungement under this measure.
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Lochte's suspension began on May 24, 2018 and he&aposll be eligible to return to the water in July 2019.
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Additionally, it enables DREAMers who would otherwise be eligible for family or employer-sponsored green cards to actually get them.
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Many have created strict guidelines for who should be eligible, and denied coverage to those who don't fit the criteria.
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Additionally, nobody would be eligible for subsidies for Obamacare's exchanges who did not already sign up for coverage by Jan.
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That means only Lawson can be eligible for damages in the event Magistrate Judge Jacqueline Corley sides with the plaintiff.
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A third bill to allow Venezuelan nationals to be eligible for temporary protected status is also included in the lineup.
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In addition, backpacks acquired at the show — even those that are Twitch-branded — will not be eligible for re-entry.
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If the case is successful, he said, at least tens of thousands of public servants could be eligible for damages.
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Units that are allowed to be rented and meet the city's criteria would get be eligible for the registration numbers.
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But the FARC have insisted that leaders guilty of war crimes be eligible for election to congress and as mayors.
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Of the 4633 to 17 age group, officials identified 2,551 children who might be eligible for reunification under Sabraw's order.
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Those details include identifying individuals who work for Russian defense and intelligence sectors who would be eligible for US sanctions.
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Once stopped by the Mexican authorities, many detainees have come to learn they may be eligible for sanctuary in Mexico.
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He could be eligible for parole in 40 years if he's convicted on the state charges, the Houston Chronicle reported.
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They'll also be listed in a Partner directory, and some may also be eligible for co-marketing activities, says Amazon.
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As it does in other places, the United Nations will determine if the migrants could be eligible for refugee status.
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Kendricks will be credited for three games he already missed, meaning he will be eligible to play again on Dec.
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Under the terms of his sentencing, Pell will be eligible for parole in October 2022, when he will be 81.
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People who have committed any of a long list of crimes will not be eligible to earn early release credits.
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One of the most challenging issues is getting accredited to a fund, to be eligible for its grants and loans.
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As employees, drivers would be eligible for basic labor rights like a minimum wage and benefits like paid time off.
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Applicants must be eligible to work in the UK. The deadline for applications is midnight GMT Tuesday, March 26th 2019.
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At Germany's next scheduled election, in 2021, there will be eligible voters younger than the country's last substantive economic reform.
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These insist that to be eligible for the Oscars, films must have been screened in Los Angeles within specified dates.
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To be eligible, businesses must be no older than seven years, have at least 20153 employees and be privately held.
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Any underprivileged villager between the age of 18 to 40 will be eligible to get the training at no charge.
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If your device isn't compatible, then Comcast says it could be eligible to be traded in for a gift card.
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Individuals who are currently 60 and over and who are subject to the WEP would be eligible for a rebate.
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If an employee or someone in the household has a disability, they're also more likely to be eligible for benefits.
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You might still be eligible for a grandfathered-in upgrade, and there are plenty of trade-in programs worth considering.
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Through the new offer, Amazon customers will be eligible to get gift cards for 10 percent of their rental cost.
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Interbank trading was not due to start until Monday, when other account holders will be eligible to buy U.S. dollars.
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Many businesses have complained they are too big to be eligible and the only alternative is a costly court case.
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US GTUBs maintain high volumes of holding company senior debt, which will be eligible to meet the groups' TLAC requirements.
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To be eligible for inclusion, Standard & Poor's requires companies to be profitable for four consecutive quarters on a GAAP basis.
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Citizens of the countries included in Friday's expansion still might be eligible for waivers or exemptions to the new rules.
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Instruction will begin the same day and must be completed in six months to be eligible for the course benefits.
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On Tuesday, it amended the scope to say banks operating up to 303,000 accounts could be eligible for lighter treatment.
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But she lacked one significant criteria to be eligible for the Benjamin J. Sanderson award: She didn't have a dick.
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TurboTax Deluxe includes the latest tax laws and can provide you with any credits, in which you might be eligible.
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The full soundtrack for A Star Is Born, released in October, will be eligible for nomination for the 2020 Grammys.
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Legislation cannot add to the deficit outside the customary 85033-year budget window and be eligible for this procedural protection.
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Under the AHCA, Medicaid enrollees would be eligible for a tax credit to help purchase coverage on the individual market.
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If you live in San Francisco you could be eligible to receive a check from the city's Municipal Transportation Agency.
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Pistorius already has begun serving his sentence in a Pretoria prison, and could be eligible for parole in three years.
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While on the list, Brown will still be eligible to receive his NFL salary -- which is just over $1 million.
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If your birthday is fast approaching, you could be eligible to win a free Carvel cake to help you celebrate.
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The nursing beds in Huidong are expected to be eligible for a Hong Kong government subsidy of $1,300 per person.
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If you signed up for unlimited data from AT&T prior to 2011, you should be eligible for a payout.
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To be eligible for either, creators have to operate a monetized channel with more than 1,000 subscribers in supported markets.
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Spark believes that 22015,241 to 2,000 people in the United States -- 6,000 worldwide -- would be eligible for its gene therapy.
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That means an individual with an annual income of $41,580 or higher would not be eligible for the tax credits.
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Many details about the program, including how it would be financed or how many people might be eligible, were unavailable.
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Or you may be eligible to claim widow or widower's benefits while delaying your own, to let that money grow.
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The full report will first be eligible for declassification in nine years — though it may take much longer than that.
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Offenders who have committed certain offenses — including violent offenses, terrorism, and sex crimes — would not be eligible for the program .
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Patients with heart or kidney problems should still be eligible, though, because the drug is not metabolized through those organs.
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Saudi investors would be eligible to receive bonus shares -a maximum of 25 bonus shares for every 26 allotted shares.
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A new rule would have forced able-bodied adults without dependents to work in order to be eligible for SNAP.
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If they worked more and earned more money, they could be eligible for federal subsidies to buy private health insurance.
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Brady would then be eligible to return in Week 5, when the Patriots travel to Cleveland to play the Browns.
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Of these, 45% would be eligible for free school meals if their parents or guardians went through an application process.
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