If someone does nothing, they would be enrolled in that.
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She will also be enrolled in English classes, Calla said.
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All creators and providers who use AVD will automatically be enrolled.
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To be "enrolled," a citizen simply has their unique characteristics measured.
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Students must be enrolled full-time and maintain a 2.5 GPA.
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Should he be enrolled in a trial with a placebo arm?
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If your employer offers one, you're may well be enrolled in it.
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Low-income Americans would be enrolled in this plan without any premiums.
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Accelerators affiliated with business schools typically require participants to be enrolled students.
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To qualify, you must be enrolled in a high-deductible health plan.
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If you are receiving Social Security benefits, you will be enrolled automatically.
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Cara Jennigs: Based on my income, I should be enrolled in Medicare.
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However, she had to be enrolled in comparable classes at a different university.
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Prediction: 23 million people would be enrolled in the ACA exchanges in 20133.
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Most Americans must be enrolled in some kind of health coverage by Jan.
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One year, the students would be enrolled; the next year, they wouldn't be.
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Some workers may be enrolled in pre-tax commuter benefits through their employer.
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New Yorkers must be enrolled with a party to vote in primary elections.
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Google Identity Verification and Google Pay will also be enrolled in the program.
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It estimated 21 million people would be enrolled in public marketplaces by 2016.
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It refuses to be enrolled, regardless of how noble or urgent the project.
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The Obama administration expected 11.4 million people to be enrolled in Obamacare in 2017.
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But newborns would be enrolled automatically, so private insurance's days would likely be numbered.
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So first, he would like all his patients to be enrolled in hospice care.
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Any student who arrives must be enrolled, and teachers try to catch them up.
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Applicants must be enrolled in school or have a high school degree or GED.
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If it's less than 210 points, they will be enrolled at the Blue level.
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Obviously when students are an immediate threat to themselves, they should not be enrolled.
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Of the 915 workers to be enrolled in the program, Airbus has hired 231.
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The gunman was believed to be enrolled in the base's Aviation Preflight Indoctrination program.
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In other cases, anyone who requires authentication can be enrolled in less than a minute.
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You sign up (or you might be enrolled automatically) and then contribute through your paycheck.
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To get the beta, you'll need to be enrolled in the iOS 10 beta program.
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Slightly more than half of people under 22000 will be enrolled in employment-based coverage.
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It is not the case that users must be enrolled in a flight-logging service.
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The two bills will be enrolled and passed to the governor's desk for his signature.
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Or they may be enrolled in a specialized division that might narrow their class options.
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In my proposal, Medicare for America, says everyone who's uninsured will be enrolled in Medicare.
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In March of 2010, the CBO estimated 21 million Americans would be enrolled in Obamacare exchanges.
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VA eligible vets should be enrolled in Medicare and allowed to make their own healthcare decisions.
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To use an HSA, you must be enrolled in a qualifying high-deductible health insurance plan.
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Applicants will have earned a high school diploma or GED or be enrolled in higher education.
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Those who have reached default should be enrolled in the rehabilitation plan, which offers affordable payments.
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Based on several surveys, most students tend to be enrolled in Chinese-language courses or engineering degrees.
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The company expects a Sapien 220 trial in low-risk patients to be enrolled by mid-689.4.
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Participants must have a government-registered trademark and be enrolled in the Amazon Brand Registry to qualify.
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Medicare for All, which means that you have a Medicare program that everyone can be enrolled in.
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Unless you tell your servicer otherwise, you will be enrolled in a standard 10-year repayment plan.
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First, the entire country could be enrolled if soldiers would serve as door-to-door census takers.
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In terms of Medicaid, 15 million fewer people would be enrolled in the program if Obamacare is repealed.
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Official government estimates say that about 211.7 million people this year will be enrolled in nongroup health plans.
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All workers without a retirement plan would be enrolled into a scheme called the Guaranteed Retirement Account (GRA).
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In order to receive federal student loans, you must be enrolled at least on a half-time basis.
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Recipients must be enrolled in high school or already have a diploma or G.E.D. in order to qualify.
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However, potential virtual caucus-goers are also younger than in-person attendees, and may be enrolled in school.
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Those living in states that chose not to expand Medicaid would automatically be enrolled into the "public option."
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In order to receive federal student loans, you must be enrolled on at least a half-time basis.
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All employees in the new plan also would be enrolled in parts A, B and D of Medicare.
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Soon, millions of people will be enrolled into Face ID, giving Apple control over a powerful facial recognition tool.
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Instead, all Americans would be enrolled in a government-run plan, which would cover virtually all medically necessary services.
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The states also could allow hospitals and physicians to identify uninsured patients to be enrolled into no-premium plans.
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In particular, borrowers should be enrolled automatically in an income-based program if they fall behind on their payments.
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Today, white students are still four times more likely than Black students to be enrolled in top-scoring schools.
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Everyone automatically will be enrolled in the same one-size-fits-all public coverage, whether they work or not.
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"Anyone under 18 must be enrolled by a parent and have written release from the school they came from."
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He wanted Winter to get documentation from the V.A. confirming that Siatta would be enrolled in mental-health care.
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Castro supports "Medicare for All," where all citizens would be enrolled in a plan run by the federal government.
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Because fewer Americans would be enrolled in Medicaid and on the ACA's insurance marketplaces, where they receive federal assistance.
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On Monday, however, the University of Ohio tweeted that Becker would not be enrolled as a student this year.
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If you do withdraw your Social Security benefits, you will not automatically be enrolled in Medicare when you turn 65.
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It envisions the government picking a "default" health plan that those who don't pick anything would automatically be enrolled into.
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The administration's target is lower than the 13 million that the Congressional Budget Office projected would be enrolled this year.
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Recipients who are not veterans must be enrolled in high school or already have a diploma or G.E.D. to qualify.
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Back in 2014, the Congressional Budget Office estimated that 22 million people would be enrolled in the marketplaces by 2016.
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For starters, students must be enrolled at least half time and families must meet income requirements to claim the credit.
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Specifically, borrowers would automatically be enrolled in repayment plans that cap their monthly bills at 2000% of their discretionary income.
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You need to be enrolled in a high-deductible health plan to contribute to an HSA, but they never expire.
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Low-income Americans would be enrolled in Medicare without any premiums and receive relief from their out-of-pocket obligations.
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As of November, about half the eligible individuals will be enrolled, and enrollment is expected to be complete by early 2020.
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The CBO found that the House bill would cause 14 million fewer people to be enrolled in Medicaid over 10 years.
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To be able to use an HSA, you need to be enrolled in what's called high-deductible health plan, or HDHP.
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The Boy Scouts had faced scrutiny for initially requiring children to provide a birth certificate showing their sex to be enrolled.
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You cannot have other conflicting health coverage or be enrolled in Medicare in order to contribute to a health savings account.
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By 22017, 2500 million fewer people will be enrolled in Medicaid—people who are unlikely to afford insurance any other way.
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First, repealing the mandate does save money because fewer people are projected to be enrolled in Medicaid and Obamacare's insurance marketplaces.
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If all goes well, this upcoming fall I'll be enrolled at a local university for a graduate certificate in Project Management.
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Eligible individuals could be enrolled in a no-cost plan with the option of paying a premium for more generous coverage.
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Applicants for protection must also be enrolled in school, have graduated from high school or have served honorably in the military.
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For example, there are roughly 12 million workers in the states that now have auto-IRA programs who could be enrolled.
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I saw this as an opportunity to undo my mistake and requested for my daughter to be enrolled in the program.
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He becomes a student at the University of Toronto and belongs to St. Michael's College—where I happened to be enrolled.
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But they also estimate that around 100,000 fewer people will be enrolled in the program by the end of five years.
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Under Berniecare, all Americans would be enrolled in a federally administered health insurance program that covers the full array of health services.
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But the Obama administration estimates that by the end of this year only about 10 million or so people will be enrolled.
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In fact, when inmates leave they must have a place to live and be enrolled in school or have found a job.
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Recipients need to have come to the U.S. before age 16, graduated high school (or be enrolled), and passed a background check.
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These young people had to pass background criminal checks and be enrolled in school in order to apply for temporary work visas.
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The boy had a gift for languages, and he begged to be enrolled in a private English school, but his father refused.
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To be able to use an HSA, you need to be enrolled in what's called a high-deductible health plan, or HDHP.
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That is a group of young people that is more likely to be enrolled in school and out of the labor force.
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The state will work with health care professionals to determine how many women will be enrolled in the pilot program, state officials said.
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That is the date by which a person must be enrolled in an Obamacare plan to have it effective as of Jan. 473.
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"I didn't come from a very affluent family so I didn't have a chance to be enrolled into a martial gym," he explains.
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During the sign-up process, Lifestage says it cannot confirm that users who claim to be enrolled in your high school actually are.
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Applicants must either have a high school diploma or be enrolled in school, have a valid work authorization, or enlist in the military.
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Newborns and children who are adopted have to be enrolled in coverage within 30 days of birth or the date of the adoption.
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As Vox's Dylan Scott explained, fewer Americans would be enrolled in Medicaid and on the ACA's insurance marketplaces, where they receive federal assistance.
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Ms. Hwang and seven other women, aged 56 to 80, stepped forward, with at least four others asking to be enrolled next year.
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In Florida, 4.1 million people are forecast to be enrolled in the $26.3 billion Medicaid program in the fiscal year starting July 1.
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Ten million people would be enrolled by the end of 2900, it estimated, just 220006,2202 more people than at the end of 2628.
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Uninsured Americans would automatically be enrolled into the government insurance plan, while those with employer-provided insurance would be able to opt in.
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They had to have a nearly spotless criminal record and be enrolled in high school or have a high school diploma or equivalent.
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In order to take advantage of the Rhode Island "Promise Scholarship," students must be enrolled full-time and keep their GPA above a 2.5.
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No new patients will be enrolled in the study, but the current participants will continue to receive the drug, Mersana said in a statement.
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Another condition is that convicts must be enrolled in an education course, have a job, or occupy their days in some other structured way.
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The ACA's architects predicted 28503 million people would be enrolled in the healthcare exchanges in 22019; in fact, less than half that number joined.
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"Effective immediately, no new children will be enrolled in the CDC," read a letter signed by the Fort Knox garrison commander, according to Military.com.
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One problem is that the states seeking to impose the work requirements have projected that fewer people will be enrolled in Medicaid over time.
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The Amendment disproportionately harms communities of color who are more likely to be enrolled in Medicaid and have trouble affording emergency expenses like abortions.
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How it would work: People who don't get health insurance from another source, like an employer, would be enrolled in a bare-bones plan.
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And a student must be enrolled at least half time to cover housing, said Deborah Goodkin, managing director of NEST 529 College Savings Plans.
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To register, a child must be enrolled in school in Harris County and lack access to a working laptop, tablet or computer at home.
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The government said late last year that it expects about 10 million people to be enrolled in Obamacare plans at the end of 2016.
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In January, a court in Basel ruled that two Muslim girls must be enrolled in mandatory mixed swimming lessons, despite opposition from their parents.
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To qualify for immediate amnesty, an illegal alien applicant merely needs a GED, while those under 85033 simply have to be "enrolled" in school.
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Bernie Sanders' Medicare for All plan in which private insurance would effectively be ended and all Americans would be enrolled in a government program.
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When a user inputs their data into the system, a message appears that the user can be enrolled in TrustedID Premier at a later date.
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As a result, about 15 million fewer people would be enrolled in Medicaid in 2026 — including about 10 million people currently eligible for the program.
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Medicaid spending would be cut by $7723 billion over 10 years, versus current law, and 15 million fewer people would be enrolled in the program.
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Every Verizon customer who utilizes its device installment option to pick up one of Samsung's new flagship devices will automatically be enrolled into the program.
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Discounts for students: You must be enrolled in a grade school, high school, college or university program or have graduated within the last six months.
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That's why repealing the mandate actually saves money — because fewer Americans would be enrolled in Medicaid and on Obamacare's insurance marketplaces, where they receive federal assistance.
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Under Medicare for All, everyone would be enrolled in a government-run program that would provide comprehensive benefits with no premiums or out-of-pocket charges.
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The soda machine will be enabled with a contactless reader and Identiv will create custom, temporary badges (credits) that will be enrolled via a wedge enroller.
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The discrepancy is because insurers expected increasing numbers of people to be enrolled in so-called closed network plans sold on Obamacare exchanges, the report said.
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Under Sanders' plan, Americans would be enrolled in a national health insurance program, also known as a "single-payer" system, which many other developed countries have.
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Potentially some of the sex workers from AESHA will have the opportunity to be enrolled in these trials of using psychedelics for various mental health issues.
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"When employees are first eligible for a retirement savings plan, they should be enrolled unless they choose to opt out," Thaler wrote in the New York Times.
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Applicants must not have criminal histories and they must either be enrolled in or have finished high school or have been honourably discharged from the armed forces.
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Under full clinical hold, all patients currently on pacritinib must discontinue it immediately and no patients can be enrolled or start pacritinib as initial or crossover treatment.
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The board said that no more patients should be enrolled, and that the hospitals should be told that minimally invasive surgery carried a higher risk of death.
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Poor adults earning above the poverty line, who would otherwise be enrolled in Medicaid expansion, will remain eligible to receive generous Obamacare subsidies to purchase private coverage.
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As a result, he said, more people will be enrolled in smaller local health plans that could be more affected by a termination of federal subsidy payments.
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CSU-Pueblo anticipates a strong demand for the program, its proposal said, and believe as many 60 students could be enrolled in the major after four years.
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Zingwe is one of 16 Malawians and 10 nationals from Uganda, Kenya, Nigeria, Tanzania, Botswana, Sierra Leone, Ethiopia and the Democratic Republic of Congo to be enrolled.
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Students need to be enrolled at least half-time, meaning they're taking classes worth at least six credits each term, to be eligible for federal student loans.
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He said that around 5,7.23 on the bank's most important employees would be enrolled into a long-term incentive plan, earning shares locked up for six years.
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Creators who already use Patreon will be enrolled in Patreon Pro at the old 5 percent rate, and they can join Patreon Premium for a 9 percent commission.
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The fact is that these facial recognition systems beyond Google's particular product are likely to be enrolled in surveillance projects, whether by police or ICE or other institutions.
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According to the Post, at one point Lewis asked a prosecutor if there was "a restitution program" he could be enrolled in, to pay for his alleged crime.
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To qualify for the deal, you need to be "enrolled at a US Title IV accredited college or university, and above the age of 18," according to Spotify.
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About 43 percent of adults with employer-based health insurance are estimated to be enrolled in high-deductible plans, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Howard is also prohibited from using "intoxicants to excess" and has been directed to maintain "stable, lawful employment" or be enrolled in an education program, among other requirements.
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In 2400, the Congressional Budget Office predicted that 260 million people would be enrolled in the ACA's insurance exchanges by 20103; as of now, only 22010 million are.
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And those websites that nobody wants to get notifications from will also suffer: The company says sites with low acceptance rates will "automatically be enrolled in quieter prompts".
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In most cases, employers above a certain size will be required to set up automatic payroll deduction for workers, who will be enrolled by default unless they opt out.
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The uninsured and people on Medicaid or Obamacare would be moved into the new public coverage right away, and newborns would be enrolled automatically in the plan as well.
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Players need to be enrolled at a university with a valid email address from that university, and teams need to be registered to accredited institutions with a physical address.
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He also supports "Medicare for All," a healthcare overhaul in which all Americans would be enrolled in a Medicare-like system but which Biden has criticized as too expensive.
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In order to meet the requirements, individuals will need to work up to 20 hours a week, be enrolled in school or be in the state's job training program.
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You cannot be enrolled in Medicare or claimed as a dependent, and cannot hold other types of additional health-care coverage options in order to be eligible for an HSA.
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The bill will not be "enrolled" yet -- the formal term for when a final copy of a bill passed by both houses of Congress is sent to the White House.
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While that figure beat the Obama administration's expectations for 2016, it's a huge drop from the Congressional Budget Office's initial projections that 85033 million would be enrolled by that time.
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The state itself estimates that 95,000 fewer people will be enrolled within five years, and that the overhaul could save $2 billion in state and federal funds over that period.
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Kemp's office estimates that of the 408,000 Georgians eligible for Medicaid under the expansion, only 85033,000 people will be enrolled in the program after being in effect for five years.
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However, UFC is requiring Meek to be enrolled in USADA's registered testing pool for a period of four months before he is placed on a fight card in the future.
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Because of the consent issue, an institutional review board at the University of Maryland required Tisherman to devise a way for people to elect not to be enrolled in advance.
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Up until the new law was passed, unvaccinated children could be enrolled in school or childcare centers if their parent or guardian held "genuine and sincere religious beliefs" against immunization.
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Many traditionalist Indians, known as "irreconcilables" or "blanket Indians," were so suspicious of the government that they refused to be enrolled at all, making all their descendants unenrollable as well.
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That is true, but the Congressional Budget Office thinks that under the first version of the Senate bill, 10m fewer people would be enrolled in Medicaid than under the current law.
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So if I lied on my résumé about a particular computer program, if I actually receive the position, I would be enrolled in courses the day of the offer of employment.
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Late on Wednesday, the Turkish parliament approved a reform to the pension system requiring workers to be enrolled automatically in a private pension plan in a bid to boost domestic savings.
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Recipients who aren't veterans have to be enrolled in high school or have a diploma or G.E.D. and cannot — contrary to what President Trump has said — have a serious criminal history.
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To qualify, students must be enrolled at the college full time and be drawing funds from a 529 or ESA account that was established at least three years before their enrollment.
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One of the new coalition's earliest official acts was to suspend the requirement that parents present proof of vaccinations against ten childhood diseases before their children can be enrolled in school.
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The CBO has projected that 15 million fewer people would be enrolled in Medicaid in 2026, compared with Obamacare, and most of those losses would be from states ending the expansion.
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There are no personal days, no paid vacations, no health care, though most of the actors are young enough to be enrolled on their parents' plans and others qualify for Medicaid.
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Just 50 patients will be enrolled, but it could open the door to wider availability of MDMA and give real-world evidence that the drug works as effectively as studies suggest.
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Under the partial clinical holds placed on the Bristol-Myers and the AstraZeneca-Celgene studies, patients who were experiencing clinical benefits can continue treatment, but no new patients will be enrolled.
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Part of the reason for the skill difference with other unauthorized immigrants is that DACA has a requirement that recipients must have a high school education or be enrolled in school.
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There are some 14 ways to repay your student loans, but to qualify for public service loan forgiveness you currently need to be enrolled in one of the four income-based programs.
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The central bank did not say how much money had gone into the pilot for the scheme, but said that another 10,000 businesses will be enrolled for the second phase of testing.
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In prior years, if consumers with marketplace coverage did not return to the exchange, they could be enrolled by default in the same plan or a similar plan from the same insurer.
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They must work for an eligible non-profit or government employer, as well as have the right kind of federal student loan and be enrolled in a specific type of repayment plan.
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Minors are supposed to be enrolled in schools, but, I had since learned, the girls had been left in Palanebiolo because all the restrictive centers for underage migrants in Sicily were full.
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The Lifetime Learning Credit provides a tax credit of up to $000,2457 to cover up to 510 percent of annual tuition, and students don't have to be enrolled in a degree program.
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Both work plans, which would be tested on a pilot basis, would require recipients to be employed for at least 80 hours per month, or to be enrolled in job training programs.
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Under Medicare for All, seniors -- like all Americans -- would be enrolled in a government-run plan with very broad access to doctors and have no premiums, deductibles or out-of-pocket expenses.
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But it would also save the federal government $338 billion over the same period because fewer people would be enrolled in Medicaid and in private coverage on the health care law's marketplaces.
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After his families' bodies were hidden away, he called his girls' school to say they would not be enrolled there for the upcoming year — an apparent attempt to delay suspicions about their disappearance.
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You don't have to be enrolled in a university to learn a new skill: You can simply take an online course or even watch videos on YouTube to educate yourself about any topic.
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But the general manager of that resort later clarified that "95 percent" of the workers had health insurance through their jobs, which means they would not be enrolled under the law at all.
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Patients with relapsed multiple myeloma taking part in the trials who were experiencing clinical benefit will be allowed to continue treatment, but no new patients will be enrolled for now, Bristol Myers said.
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About 90 patients will be enrolled in the trial and will be randomized to receive either one of two doses of the twice-daily drug - 4 mg and 8 mg - or a placebo.
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The House proposal would have required all adults aged 18 to 59 to work at least 20 hours a week or be enrolled in a training program in order to receive SNAP benefits.
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But the general manager of that resort later clarified that "28500 percent" of the workers had health insurance through their jobs, which means they would not be enrolled under the law at all.
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For example, they said children who were bored after school should be enrolled in extracurricular activities, and that parents who were busy should stop their task and draw with their children if asked.
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Although it may make sense to be enrolled in basic Medicare even if you retire overseas, its limitations mean you'd need a plan to cover your health-care costs in your new country.
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In 2010, when the Affordable Care Act was signed into law by President Barack Obama, the C.B.O. predicted that by 2017, 20203 million Americans would be enrolled in the law's new insurance exchanges.
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The president announced soon after that "all the papers will be put in order" to make Gassama a French citizen and he would be enrolled as a firefighter in the Paris fire service.
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To be eligible, the student must be enrolled at least half-time for one academic period beginning in the tax year, and still be in his or her first four years of higher education.
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Only one face can be enrolled for Face ID per iPhone X — vs multiple fingerprints being allowed for Touch ID. Hence sharing a device being less easy, though you can still share your passcode.
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According to a 2017 report, 38 percent of graduates were enrolled in postsecondary education, and of those 76 percent have continued to be enrolled in a college or university for at least two years.
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All U.S. residents would be eligible for the expanded Medicare plans, but newborns, the uninsured and anyone receiving coverage through Medicaid, Medicare, ObamaCare or the Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP) would automatically be enrolled.
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The unmet need is especially great in low-income communities, where more than half of children (56 percent) not in an afterschool program would be enrolled in one if it were available to them.
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In its analysis, the CBO estimated 15 million fewer people would be enrolled in Medicaid by 2026 under the Senate bill, which it said would lead to a $772 billion cut to the program.
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The real concern, he said, was that the Georgia policy may already have prevented young immigrants from qualifying for DACA , which required that applicants be enrolled in, or have graduated from, an American high school.
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Older Americans would be asked to sign up first, and over a period of four to six years, the rest of the country would be enrolled, with younger and younger people being added each year.
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She expects that about 10 million people will still be enrolled in Obamacare plans nationwide by the end of this year, which would represent just a modest increase in enrollment as of the end of 2015.
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In order to receive the Excelsior Scholarship, students must be enrolled full time, maintain a passing grade point average and work in the state of New York for the amount of time that they attended college.
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The Congressional Budget Office had projected that 23 million Americans would be enrolled in the law's healthcare exchanges this year; the reality is that the number of Americans currently enrolled is less than half that estimate.
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The House version would require all adults aged 18 to 59 to work at least 20 hours a week or be enrolled in a training program in order to receive Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits.
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Democrats on the House Energy and Commerce Committee warned the Trump administration not to approve requests from states that want to put a lifetime cap on how long people can be enrolled in the Medicaid program.
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"They can be enrolled in the army, but the concern is that these guys will always be Hekmatyar's forces," said one senior official, who spoke on condition of anonymity because of the sensitivity of the issue.
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The delays are being made as a cost-saving measure, federal officials said, because of a lapse in enforcement that allowed immigrants who were supposed to be enrolled in an electronic monitoring program to go free.
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The CBO was off on Obamacare, but it was fairly close; it estimated that 21993 million people would be enrolled in the Obamacare marketplaces and getting subsidies in 21994, while in reality 22009 million people were.
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In the months since the university announced Mr. Culverhouse's donation, disagreements quickly emerged over how many students should be enrolled in the law school, which had been renamed the Hugh J. Culverhouse Jr. School of Law.
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In addition, lower-income households in states that did not expand Medicaid eligibility under the A.C.A. would be enrolled in the public plan, and workers who cannot afford their employer's plan could opt in as well.
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The students paid an average of $6900,2628 a year to be enrolled at the fake school, and the recruiters received more than $28503,22019 in commissions — not realizing that the money was coming from ICE undercover agents.
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For example, customers must agree to be enrolled in overdraft programs as part of federal regulations, but Pew found in 2014 that 52 percent of those who paid overdraft fees don't remember signing up for such services.
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My son cannot be enrolled in our tribe as a result of being an eighth nothing, as a result of not having the proper documents to prove he has the required amount of blood in his body.
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The council's report noted that the Congressional Budget Office in March 29 estimated that 210 million people would be enrolled by 2016 though the Obamacare exchanges, also known as marketplaces, that offer plans issued by private insurers.
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Both parties pledged to scrap a beefed-up law passed last year that made it compulsory for children to be vaccinated for 10 diseases — rather than the four previously mandated — in order to be enrolled in kindergarten.
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There are caveats to receiving the scholarship: A student must be enrolled full-time, take at least 30 credits a year and live and work in the state for the same number of years they attended college.
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Bailey told CNN affiliate WEWS that Jefferson and his siblings recently moved in with her and that she was waiting for paperwork to be processed so they could be enrolled in the free and reduced lunch program.
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" Castro continued: "The differences between what I support and what you support, Vice President Biden, is that you require them to opt in and I would not require them to opt in, they would automatically be enrolled.
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Without it, the Congressional Budget Office estimates that five million fewer people would have coverage through the individual insurance market, five million fewer would be enrolled in Medicaid and three million fewer would have employer-sponsored insurance.
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Ben Wakana, a spokesman for the Department of Health and Human Services, said consumers would not be enrolled in any plans without their consent since they would generally have to pay the first month's premium to activate coverage.
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Note that while children 12 years and younger can go through the TSA PreCheck lane as long as their parents have PreCheck, to use the Global Entry kiosks every person must be enrolled in Global Entry (including infants!).
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"I think in low[-income] and potentially the low middle-income countries, children who might not be enrolled in school could potentially be working instead, and there they might be physically active because of their work," she said.
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A quarter of part-time college academics (many of whom are adjuncts, though it's not uncommon for adjuncts to work 223 hours a week or more) are said to be enrolled in public assistance programs such as Medicaid.
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If I take your blood and I'm like, "Oh, you already had a lot of antibodies on the test," you could be enrolled and be a donor and you could save another person's life by donating your blood.
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The concern is also not just who can be enrolled, Garvie said, but what the redress policy is if an individual is enrolled by accident, or if they think they should not be on a persons of interest list.
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"If we as Christians comply with the Real ID act, we would be enrolled into a global system of identification that directly links our body through biometrics to our ability to buy or sell," Hudok reportedly told the committee.
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Girls' rehabilitation After receiving intensive medical attention, the young women will be enrolled in a remedial program that will prepare them to go back to school, Minister of Women Affairs, Hajia Alhassan, was quoted as saying in the statement.
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Under O'Rourke's plan, uninsured Americans would be enrolled in Medicare and those who are dissatisfied with their private insurance would be allowed to opt into the federal program -- while retaining private insurance for those who wish to keep it.
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Whenever she fell behind on her payments, she would be enrolled in one of the forbearance plans promoted in a continuous stream of emails she received from Navient Corp, the largest loan servicer working under contract for the DOE.
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In 2004, the Texas Education Agency lowered the percentage of children who can be enrolled in special-education classes from thirteen per cent (about the national average) to eight and a half per cent (the lowest in the country).
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The House-passed farm bill would have required all adults aged 18 to 59 to work at least 20 hours a week or be enrolled in a training program in order to receive Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits.
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Applicants must also be enrolled in a learning institution and can apply on the competition's Facebook page with a video that, in addition to a description of their experiment, must explain why they should be chosen for the flight.
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For example, you don't have to be enrolled in a high-deductible health plan to use an F.S.A. Contribution limits are lower for F.S.A.s, however; the most an employee can set aside in 2017 is $2,600, according to FSAstore.com.
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You'll also automatically be enrolled in a rewards program — a coffee passport of sorts — that gives you points for how far your coffee has travelled, each country you've "visited" (aka received coffee from), gifts you've purchased, and friends you've referred.
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To qualify, they had to have arrived in the US before 240 (at 83 years old, or younger), been 28 or younger in 214, and either have a high-school degree or be enrolled in high school or similar educational program.
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For example, a student could be enrolled in School A for three years, earn no high school credits, and then transfer to School B for his fourth and final year, where he will fail to graduate with his four-year cohort.
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Military families with children who attend child development center (CDC) programs at Fort Knox in Kentucky and U.S. Army Garrison Wiesbaden in Germany were notified last week about the suspension of the program and that no new families would be enrolled.
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Most require at least one member of the household to be enrolled in the National School Lunch Program (as with Spectrum Internet Assist) or food stamps (as with AT&T Access) or Section 8 rental assistance (as with Cox Connect2Compete).
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Under fire from Democrats, Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar on Thursday said the department has not yet taken a position on whether it will allow states to put lifetime caps on how long people can be enrolled Medicaid.
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Immediately after the bill's hypothetical passage, everyone under 18 and above 54 would be enrolled in this new, improved version of Medicare; everyone currently on employer-provided insurance would be transferred to the government-run system over the course of four years.
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DACA came with a few caveats: Recipients had to have come to the US before they turned 16, be enrolled in school or a job-training program, have no felony convictions, and be under the age of 31 as of June 15, 2012.
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The same issue arises for people with substance use or mental health issues, who may not be enrolled in disability programs but still need coverage for antidepressants or antipsychotics or mood stabilizers, or for medication-assisted addiction treatment like methadone or buprenorphine.
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Patients who are currently enrolled in studies and receiving the therapy may continue with the treatment, but no new patients should be enrolled in trials testing Venclexta for multiple myeloma until a further analysis of the data is completed, the drugmaker said.
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With the federal government refusing to reveal its own SHOP enrollment, a U.S. General Accounting Office report issued in November 2628 found just 28500,6900 Americans were enrolled through state-run SHOP exchanges — compared to a projection that 2628 million would be enrolled.
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In a recent study that surveyed a nationally representative group of parents about which parenting choices they thought were best, people, regardless of race, income or education, said children should be enrolled in after-school activities so they wouldn't have to feel bored.
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The Congressional Budget Office, which last year had estimated that about 21 million people would be enrolled in Obamacare plans nationally for 2016, last week revised that projection to 13 million people, which is much more in line with the actual recent sign-ups.
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But if companies are required to enroll all employees in a basic plan, unless the employee chooses to opt out, more people will be enrolled in retirement plans by default (win) while those who don't want to will be allowed to opt out (win).
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The legislation would dramatically expand mandatory state workforce training programs and would require all adults aged 220006 to 2202 to work at least 2628 hours a week or be enrolled in a training program in order to receive Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - California will not be ready to fully collect taxes from its recreational marijuana market at the start of next year because not all of its tens of thousands of growers will be enrolled in the system, a state lawmaker said on Tuesday.
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ARE PLANNED TO BE ENROLLED IN TRADING ON A REGULATED MARKET * SIAULIU BANKAS SAYS 0.6 PER CENT ANNUAL INTEREST SHALL APPLY TO THIS 20 MILLION EURO BOND ISSUE WERE PLACED PRIVATE ON 21 DEC 2017 Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Gdynia Newsroom)
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Related: Hillary Clinton went to first US neighborhood affected by Zika Florida's Department of Health has said children with Zika born with developmental delays or birth defects will be enrolled in an already existing Early Steps program for infants and toddlers with developmental delays.
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Because Prime Student members must already be enrolled in school, many of those who opt to take advantage of the Wells Fargo discount may be doing so by refinancing their current loans, rather than applying for a new loan – but the discount can be used either way.
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Sixty-eight percent of LGBT people in the US today still live in states that allow minors to be enrolled in "ex-gay" programs, which propagate the dangerous lie that any innate sexual desires that aren't resolutely heterosexual can be either permanently suppressed or eradicated altogether.
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Claxton said that if the administration only ends up increasing the amount of time a person can be enrolled in a short-term insurance plan, "it would not have a big effect on undermining the [Obamacare] marketplaces," which sell more comprehensive, and more expensive, health coverage.
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To qualify for loan forgiveness, borrowers must fulfill four requirements: they must have loans through the William D. Ford Direct Loan Program; they must make 120 qualifying payments; they must be enrolled in repayment plans that qualify; and they must work full-time for a qualified employer.
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Patients will be enrolled in the QUILT program (Quantum Integrative Lifelong Trial), which will test novel combinations of vaccines, cell-based immunotherapy, metronomic chemotherapy, low dose radiotherapy and immunomodulators, including check point inhibitors, with the goal of achieving durable, long-lasting remission for patients with cancer.
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"I do not exactly understand how this affects my visa status since we need to be enrolled in classes physically," said Aditya Jain, 21, a senior at Northeastern University who is spending his semester at the school's San Francisco branch, where most classes have moved online.
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ICE has arrested about 250 students at the University of Farmington in Farmington Hills, Michigan, for violating the terms of their visas, which mandate that they be enrolled full-time at a federally accredited educational institution while they complete their studies, an ICE spokesperson said Wednesday.
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" In the case of treatment-resistant epilepsy, however, the report recommended a new approach: first, "support one or more randomized control trials", but also "determine an appropriate alternative study design that will enable evidence generation for those patients who cannot be enrolled into a standard RCT.
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" In an email responding to questions from The New York Times, Vizio said that it had a new, prominent opt-in notice sharing information about the collection of its viewing data, and that "only users which 'accept' ACR data collection will be enrolled in ACR data collection.
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The department has since greenlighted such measures in Kentucky and Indiana, allowing the states to impose a community engagement requirement — meaning certain Medicaid beneficiaries must be involved in such activities like work, volunteer, be enrolled in job training or school in order to obtain Medicaid coverage.
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A grace period refers to a set number of days during which a student can be enrolled and attend school without proof of complete vaccination or exemption, but provisional enrollment allows a student without complete vaccination or exemption to attend school while completing a catch-up vaccination schedule.
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The Affordable Care Act helped improve children's coverage rates by increasing the likelihood that children would be enrolled in Medicaid or CHIP when their parents obtained insurance, simplifying enrollment, funding outreach efforts and establishing the individual mandate, which required most Americans to be insured or pay a penalty.
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WASHINGTON — More people will be enrolled in Medicaid than predicted a year ago, fewer will be covered through the new public insurance marketplaces and the overall cost of insurance coverage under the Affordable Care Act will be higher than expected last year, the Congressional Budget Office said Thursday.
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Z's mother died of hypertension...she worked 60 hours a week at two minimum wage jobs to make sure that Z could be enrolled in the best schools to access this beautiful tech...Z owes somebody about $125,000 for an undergrad degree that she has yet to use.
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Although aid programs of the United States and Britain contribute a mere 2 percent of the education budget, those countries and the local elite, whose own children go to high-end private schools, have emphasized that Pakistanis demand education and that more children should be enrolled in school.
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There are some 14 ways to repay your student loans, but to qualify for public service loan forgiveness you need to be enrolled in one of these four income-based repayment plans: income-contingent repayment, income-based repayment, pay-as-you-earn repayment and revised pay-as-you-earn repayment.
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The scathing comments come on the heels of Trump signing an order that directs federal agencies to explore relaxing rules to make it easier for small businesses to jointly purchase health coverage for their workers, and to increase the length of time people can be enrolled in short-term health plans.
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According to the Congressional Budget Office, getting rid of the Affordable Care Act's mandate that most people have health coverage would reduce federal deficits by a total of $416 billion by 2026, mainly because fewer people would be enrolled in Medicaid and in private health plans subsidized by the government.
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The program — which was designed for those who grew up in the US, many of whom discovered they weren't citizens when they were getting ready to apply to college — required that they be enrolled in school or have a high-school diploma or GED, or have been discharged from the military.
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As this table makes clear, the net result is less federal spending for lower-income Americans and more spending for higher-income Americans: The CBO estimated that Medicaid spending in 2021 would be cut by $18 billion, versus current law; millions fewer Americans are projected to be enrolled in the program without the mandate.
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Under Biden's proposal, titled "The Biden Plan for Education Beyond High School," most college students would be enrolled in an income-based repayment plan automatically and would not need to pay any taxes on the undergraduate student loan debt forgiven after two decades of making payments — even if those "payments" are $0 per month.
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"His parents were very distressed; they wanted to try and have other children, but they were very fearful of having another child like him—so they asked for themselves and the child to be enrolled in the program," says Mark Caulfield of Genomics England, which is charged with the delivery of the 100,000 Genomes Project.
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"Personally I'm proud of myself to be enrolled in GU fairly, but it's genuinely frustrating to have this one known case of unfair admissions, because it makes me think about how many other unknown cases there might be involving unfair admission, and it takes away an opportunity for someone who's actually qualified to learn and contribute to GU programs," he said.
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Food and drug administration to contain data from both dv study and df study * Lipocine inc- expects first patient of df study to be enrolled in q1 of 2017 with top-line results projected in q2 of 2017 * Lipocine inc- remain on track with dv study and continue to expect top-line results from dv study in q2 of 2017 Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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There's some 14 ways to repay your student loans but, to qualify for public service loan forgiveness, you need to be enrolled in one of these four income-driven repayment plans: (The standard repayment plan also qualifies, but under it you'd have paid off your loans in 0003 years, anyway.) Edwards soon switched into a qualifying income-driven repayment plan, but the clock on his 10 years to forgiveness was reset.
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Because I'm a proud graduate of the Bronx High School of Science, where a racially diverse cast of New York's brainiest were educated in an environment without a real football team (just a football "club" sporting homemade jerseys); the girls of the (mostly black) cheerleading team were likely to be enrolled in AP biology courses; and classmates cheered for Westinghouse prize winners instead of stuffing them in lockers.
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For molgradex * Savara inc- based on fda's guidance, savara will modify endpoint hierarchy and statistical analyses of its ongoing impala study * Savara inc- total number of patients to be enrolled will be increased from 51 to 90 to support modified design of study * Savara inc- patient enrollment is expected to be completed by q1 of 2018, and top line data is expected to be available by q4 of 2018 for study Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Here's what you need to qualify for public service loan forgivenessThe government may forgive your student loans if you meet these demandsEducation Department is failing to provide public service loan forgiveness, senators allege There's some 14 ways to repay your student loans, but to qualify for public service loan forgiveness you need to be enrolled in one of these four income-based repayment plans: Income-contingent repayment, income-based repayment, pay-as-you-earn repayment and revised pay-as-you-earn repayment.
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It requires that beneficiaries must "be under the age of 16 upon entering the country; no older than 85033 as of June 15, 2012; lived continuously in the U.S. since mid-2007; be enrolled in high school or college, already have a diploma or degree, have a GED certificate or be an honorably discharged veteran of the U.S. military; and have no felony criminal convictions, significant misdemeanor convictions, no more than three other misdemeanor convictions or otherwise pose a threat to national security or public security," according to NPR.
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