The program has expanded from covering 2628 million beneficiaries in 28500 to around 6900 million beneficiaries today — almost a doubling in beneficiaries in just 2628 years.
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With less than 2 million beneficiaries claiming SSDI in 1970 and more than 10 million beneficiaries in 2015, almost the entirety of growth in beneficiaries is from disabled workers.
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With less than 2 million beneficiaries claiming SSDI in 1970 and more than 85033 million beneficiaries in 2015, almost the entirety of growth in beneficiaries is from disabled workers.
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Whereas sicker beneficiaries tend to enroll in Fee-For-Service, healthier beneficiaries choose Medicare Advantage.
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That is, beneficiaries who die early do not subsidize beneficiaries who live longer than the actuarial assumption.
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The Social Security Disability Insurance Program has seen a drastic increase in beneficiaries in recent years, with less than 2 million beneficiaries claiming SSDI in 1970 and more than 10 million beneficiaries in 2015.
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Most Medigap plans pay beneficiaries' deductibles and co-pays, making beneficiaries insensitive to the total cost of their Medicare services.
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Those for whom at least 50 percent of their total income is provided by Social Security Nonmarried beneficiaries 23% All beneficiaries 61% Married couples 48% Those for whom at least 90 percent of their total income is provided by Social Security Nonmarried beneficiaries 43% All beneficiaries 33% Married couples 21% Those for whom at least Those for whom at least 90 percent of their total income 50 percent of their total income is provided by Social Security is provided by Social Security 71% 4003% 48% 43% 33% 201893% Married couples All beneficiaries Nonmarried beneficiaries Married couples All beneficiaries Nonmarried beneficiaries Source: Social Security Administration | By The New York Times This year, for the first time since 201883, benefits and administrative expenses are projected to exceed total income.
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GAO specifically highlighted that facility star ratings should consider the perspective of beneficiaries and allow prospective beneficiaries to compare facilities nationally.
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Payments to home care providers and Medicaid beneficiaries should not be diverted to a third party without the consent of the beneficiaries.
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Medicare beneficiaries' flu shots are covered under Part B; beneficiaries pay nothing as long as the doctor or other provider accepts Medicare.
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Designate beneficiaries on your life insurance policy and retirement accounts, such as your individual retirement account, where you can name direct beneficiaries.
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Unlike the program's nonelderly beneficiaries, a 54 percent majority of beneficiaries aged 65 or older are white, according to the Kaiser Family Foundation.
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These restrictions can be problematic for some beneficiaries, and about two-thirds of Medicare beneficiaries opt for the traditional program, not a private plan.
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And while about 33 percent of black beneficiaries received opioid or butalbital prescriptions for migraines, fewer than 25 percent of white beneficiaries received such prescriptions.
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Making matters worse, Medicare beneficiaries don't even get the benefit of drug manufacturer's rebates since rebates aren't factored into Medicare beneficiaries deductibles or coinsurance payments.
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"Adult Medicaid beneficiaries can hope for better health and all beneficiaries can expect a stronger, more sustainable program for years to come," Verma said Thursday morning.
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Medicare Part D beneficiaries face the "donut hole" — a certain expense threshold beneficiaries reach that requires them to pay 50 percent of their prescription drug costs.
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So in 2011, federal rules started lowering costs for beneficiaries and increasing discounts required from drug companies, gradually reducing what beneficiaries paid while in the hole.
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"These beneficiaries spent an estimated $5,374 on out-of-pocket costs in 2016 compared to $2,587 for beneficiaries who received supplemental coverage from Medicaid," the study found.
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Early indications suggest that Medicare beneficiaries are being systematically denied access to care, especially in rural areas, as more and more suppliers no longer serve Medicare beneficiaries.
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Further, studies have shown that beneficiaries enrolled in MA plans have 6900-day hospital readmission rates that are 2628 to 28503 percent lower than Medicare FFS beneficiaries.
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The amount of Medicare beneficiaries receiving hospice care increased by about 53 percent between 2006 and 20123, with 1.4 million Medicare beneficiaries receiving hospice care in 2016.
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Researchers relied on Medicare data from 2006 through 2011 that showed black and Hispanic beneficiaries often received higher amounts of such low-value care than white beneficiaries did.
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Nearly a third of the 57 million Medicare beneficiaries are already in private Medicare Advantage plans, and the government pays a monthly rate for each of those beneficiaries.
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"Adult Medicaid beneficiaries can hope for better health, and all beneficiaries can expect a stronger, more sustainable program for years to come," Verma said of the plan Thursday.
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The ACA requires that managed care health plans provide services to all transgender beneficiaries with the same level of health care benefits that are available to non-transgender beneficiaries.
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Rural Medicare beneficiaries frequently live more than twice as far from their doctor and nearly twice as far from the nearest hospital compared to beneficiaries in an urban setting.
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Pregnant women, beneficiaries who are medically frail and beneficiaries who are in active treatment with respect to a substance use disorder will be among those exempt from the requirement.
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It named six people as beneficiaries and two as trustees — people who administer the account on behalf of the beneficiaries — according to a 2014 document viewed by Business Insider.
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But could there be other -- perhaps surprising -- beneficiaries?
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They found lower mortality (death rates) for retired worker beneficiaries with higher-than-average AIME levels, and higher death rates for retired-worker beneficiaries with lower-than-average AIME levels.
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States could continue providing Medicaid to the newly eligible beneficiaries, but the federal share of the costs would decline to the regular federal share of Medicaid costs for other beneficiaries.
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To move food stamp beneficiaries toward that goal in all states, Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue laid out a plan to strengthen work requirements for federal beneficiaries by April 2020.
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About 2 million Medicare beneficiaries will actually pay less than $135.50 next year due to the "hold harmless" provision that protects certain beneficiaries from paying more for their Part B premiums.
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" And "heirs" are now the much less romantic "beneficiaries.
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Notably, a trust can name beneficiaries who will receive income or assets while the trust owner is still alive, and another set of beneficiaries to inherit the remainder after their death.4.
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And in one study in Somalia, researchers found that only 35 percent of a food aid budget went to beneficiaries, compared to a cash program, where 85 percent of aid went to beneficiaries.
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That rule protects certain Social Security beneficiaries from paying more for their Part B premiums.. The annual deductible for Medicare Part B beneficiaries will be $153 in 2019, up from $183 in 2018.
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The cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) will impact more than 28500 million Social Security beneficiaries and more than 6900 million beneficiaries of supplemental security income, which helps elderly and disabled people, SSA said.
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Some 28503,22019 Medicare beneficiaries, many under the age of 65, have ESRD, and while they comprise only 1 percent of beneficiaries they account for over 7 percent of fee-for-service Medicare expenditures.
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The beneficiaries must be identifiable from the trust document. 4.
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The beneficiaries have given new meaning to flaunting their wealth.
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The BRIDGE Act would grant DACA beneficiaries a grace period.
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But the bank noted that there were some likely beneficiaries.
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Among the beneficiaries are companies that have moved production offshore.
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CNT - potentially the biggest beneficiaries from lower rates - surged 3.5%.
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Beneficiaries will include technology developers and users of all kinds.
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If so, then children should be among the greatest beneficiaries.
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The plans seem likely to reduce the number of beneficiaries.
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Other potential beneficiaries of casino legalization had more muted reactions.
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And children are important beneficiaries of the Social Security program.
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We hope this [composition] makes some coin for the beneficiaries!
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One of the main beneficiaries was none other than Google.
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Moss is only one of the beneficiaries of this dynamic.
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Xiao Kang and his family are beneficiaries of China's rise.
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CMS projects this shift would save Medicare beneficiaries $10.4 billion.
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Beneficiaries can expect some major savings thanks to the proposal.
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Grandparents can set up these plans, naming grandchildren as beneficiaries.
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Banks are seen as the biggest beneficiaries of the cuts.
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TPS beneficiaries can live and work in the United States.
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Since 3163, beneficiaries with incomes above $85,000 pay higher premiums.
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She also said beneficiaries include foreign investors and multinational companies.
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Among the frontrunners, Biden and Warren are obvious possible beneficiaries
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The documents do not list any beneficiaries to the trust.
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So make sure you keep those beneficiaries up to date.
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MA accounts for about a third of all Medicare beneficiaries.
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Cuts accomplish nothing besides hurting SSDI beneficiaries and future applicants.
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They're not bad guys, just beneficiaries of a rigged system.
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One of the biggest beneficiaries might be companies in China.
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Instead, these beneficiaries of the system want to change it.
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As the creators and beneficiaries of an Italian national crisis.
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"I'd be more careful with Roth IRA beneficiaries," said Slott.
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But the plan has drawn opposition from beneficiaries and lawmakers.
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There are roughly 800,000 current beneficiaries of the DACA program.
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For instance, Medicare beneficiaries are not protected against catastrophic costs.
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Certain beneficiaries are exempt, though, including spouses and minor children.
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And many of Baird's unwitting beneficiaries have also forgotten the
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You can generally add one or more life insurance beneficiaries.
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Mr. Azar said the proposals would not harm Medicare beneficiaries.
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About 2 million Medicare beneficiaries will actually pay less than the $135.50 next year due to the "hold harmless" provision that protects certain Social Security beneficiaries from paying more for their Part B premiums.
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The law also contains provisions that require beneficiaries to vote on accepting the cuts, and a quirky rule that counts any beneficiaries who do not submit ballots to be in favor of the cuts.
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While PBMs are using scare tactics and threaten to raise premiums on Medicare beneficiaries if this rule is implemented, in reality 93 percent of (non-low income subsidy) beneficiaries take at least one medication.
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He noted that nearly all Medicare beneficiaries under the age of 65 received Social Security Disability Insurance, "and over 40 percent of disabled beneficiaries use prescription opioids — with a growing proportion using opioids chronically."
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Our analysis shows that anywhere from 1.4 million to 4 million beneficiaries could lose coverage if work requirements were implemented in every state, mostly from the red tape work requirements bring for all beneficiaries.
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The waiver, which was approved on Friday, will allow Kentucky to impose strict work requirements on some Medicaid beneficiaries, as well charge monthly premiums and lock beneficiaries out of coverage if they don't pay.
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That effectively limited how many unemployment beneficiaries states could drug test — by blocking them from enforcing drug screenings for beneficiaries who work in occupations that only drug test as part of the job application process.
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Many of the same companies have contracts with state Medicaid agencies to manage care for Medicaid beneficiaries, and from 2014 to 2016, the federal government pays the full cost of coverage for newly eligible beneficiaries.
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The waiver, which was approved in January, will allow Kentucky to impose strict work requirements on some Medicaid beneficiaries as well as charge monthly premiums and lock beneficiaries out of coverage if they don't pay.
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All too often, Friedman says, people name minor children as beneficiaries.
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First-stage beneficiaries have been steel, iron ore and met coal.
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Among the strategic beneficiaries would be Assad's allies, Iran and Hezbollah.
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"The DA and the police are the biggest beneficiaries," he says.
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Meanwhile, double check the beneficiaries on your retirement and insurance accounts.
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The youngsters themselves are the main, though not the sole, beneficiaries.
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That campaign worked, and Mr. Milken is among the potential beneficiaries.
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Like we obviously were beneficiaries of that with Uber and WeWork.
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Either way DACA's beneficiaries would lose their right to work legally.
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Today we know of 27 employees who are beneficiaries of DACA.
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Roughly 2059.9 million, or 37%, of Medicare beneficiaries have Advantage plans.
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Start by designating new beneficiaries, and re-assess your legacy priorities.
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There's more to passing on an IRA than just naming beneficiaries.
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Americans think, rightly, that the bill's main beneficiaries are the rich.
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According to Zhang, there are no beneficiaries in a trade war.
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So the beneficiaries are the parents as well as the students.
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But Zimbabwe's comics are not merely the beneficiaries of political change.
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Another 0003 million or so beneficiaries are younger people with disabilities.
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"Startups are the natural beneficiaries of an economic slowdown," Frankel said.
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The news isn't as good for other beneficiaries of HSAs, however.
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Another 8 million or so beneficiaries are younger people with disabilities.
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Apple has said it has 250 DACA beneficiaries among its ranks.
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"To effectively protect beneficiaries from harm, CMS must have enforcement tools."
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The biggest beneficiaries were interest-rate sensitive sectors such as autos .
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The Irish Guards Appeal was among the beneficiaries of the match.
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The families are just beneficiaries, with no real decision-making power.
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For all we know right now, they're both beneficiaries of circumstance.
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Verma's plan required beneficiaries to contribute some funds toward their coverage.
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Tournament broadcast holders ESPN and CBS will be the beneficiaries here.
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Now all government support "will be delivered directly to the beneficiaries".
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The primary beneficiaries would have been fast-food and retail workers.
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Indeed, beneficiaries are supposed to notify the marketplace, according to HealthCare.gov.
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This free-market competition has worked wonders for taxpayers and beneficiaries.
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Arkansas began phasing in work requirements for Medicaid beneficiaries in August.
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Some of the biggest beneficiaries, in fact, actually cut staff then.
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Other beneficiaries get their checks at other times of the month.
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Individuals named as beneficiaries of the trust have full ownership rights.
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Instead, the DOJ specifies organizations of its choosing to be beneficiaries.
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"The smaller farms and farmers will be big beneficiaries," he added.
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Among the beneficiaries of the trend are wine and craft beers.
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Or he could let the youth be beneficiaries of his honesty.
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It provides care to more than 1 million beneficiaries per year.
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It takes the remaining assets and makes the payments to beneficiaries.
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In some states, these witnesses cannot also be your beneficiaries.10.
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So, why doesn't Medicare fully cover beneficiaries' eyes, ears and teeth?
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Officials encourage beneficiaries to consider the ratings when selecting a plan.
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Who are the prime beneficiaries of surging incomes at the top?
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The long-term beneficiaries will be the Europeans and the Japanese.
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Mr. Mugabe's relatives were among the beneficiaries of the land seizures.
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Apple was among the biggest beneficiaries of the new tax law.
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"The reality is that many beneficiaries take the money," said Slott.
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With baby boomers retiring, the system has more beneficiaries to support.
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Business classes are the beneficiaries of most of the new investment.
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If that happens, the beneficiaries could be people like Mike Steffel.
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Tesla was one of the first beneficiaries of this rule change.
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Fewer have spoken out about the cuts to Medicaid's legacy beneficiaries.
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Reviews are burdensome and costly for mentally or physically impaired beneficiaries.
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The new beneficiaries treat their newfound largesse as an eternal entitlement.
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The measure imposes controversial new work requirements on food stamp beneficiaries.
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Most hospice care is provided to Medicare beneficiaries in their homes.
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Greece and Portugal have been other big beneficiaries of Chinese largesse.
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The Marlins have also been longtime beneficiaries of M.L.B. revenue sharing.
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But many experts say the biggest beneficiaries are larger corporate farms.
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Whites, however, were not the beneficiaries of this "merit-based" system.
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And U.S. treasuries have been one of the beneficiaries of that.
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Altogether, beneficiaries represent only 0.2 percent of taxpayers, the report found.
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However, under current law, Medicare beneficiaries cannot contribute money to HSAs.
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African American women are special beneficiaries when women's issues are embraced.
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The beneficiaries of trade are vastly more numerous, yet also diffuse.
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Stocks they identify as potential beneficiaries: Qualcomm, Apple and Taiwan Semiconductor.
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It also has additional targeted increases for the most vulnerable beneficiaries.
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For the program's 60 million beneficiaries, that yearly fall window — Oct.
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Trump has portrayed farmers as the main beneficiaries of the rollback.
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Hardworking families have been the direct beneficiaries of those kept promises.
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When they bought it, they named their children as the beneficiaries.
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Home Depot and Lowe's would be the beneficiaries of that trend.
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The last day for beneficiaries to apply for DACA was Oct.
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Shareholders might initially be the overwhelming beneficiaries of corporate rate cuts.
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This is a rigged game whose beneficiaries are small in number.
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American agricultural exports have been huge beneficiaries of most trade agreements.
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More than two-thirds of beneficiaries are in families with children.
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Life insurance beneficiaries receive the payout from a life insurance policy.
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And they were not the only beneficiaries, according to their reasoning.
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The thing about the welfare state is that it creates beneficiaries.
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Beneficiaries can find themselves owing China more than they can pay.
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Meanwhile, DACA beneficiaries have give the Gov significant private info 3b.
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We should have an attitude of treating all potential beneficiaries equally.
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Beneficiaries get to choose from a list of private plans and find what serves them — and plan providers are competing for beneficiaries' business rather than inheriting a virtual monopoly where they can charge whatever they want.
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Since the vast majority of Medicaid expansion beneficiaries are only on the program temporarily, or cycle in and out of it, that means the expansion will gradually die as its beneficiaries cycle out and lose eligibility.
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Such a repeal blueprint would promise: no changes for current beneficiaries; no changes for the next 10 years' worth of beneficiaries; and the sketch of a new program for those who will reach working age in 2027.
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"Because Medicare Advantage covers so many beneficiaries, even low rates of inappropriately denied services or payment can create significant problems for many Medicare beneficiaries and their providers," said the report by the inspector general, Daniel R. Levinson.
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More than half of Medicare beneficiaries with a serious illness have struggled to afford a medical bill, and some beneficiaries with chronic conditions pay an astronomical amount out of pocket for their care, two new studies find.
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"Over 100 million people are enrolled and by identifying beneficiaries of government schemes and ensuring there are no duplicate or fake beneficiaries, we are saving 900 billion rupees ($12.39 million) every year," said Jaitley of the database.
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Among its beneficiaries: Lockheed Martin, General Motors and subsidiaries of ConAgra Foods.
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"We welcome the competition because ultimately, customers are the beneficiaries," he added.
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There's also good news for Medicare beneficiaries with high prescription drug costs.
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Small companies would be among the biggest beneficiaries of a tax cut.
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Banks are seen as likely beneficiaries of a rising interest rate environment.
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Tech companies and app creators are the beneficiaries of this collective confusion.
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Social Security's current and future beneficiaries deserve better than a symbolic month.
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West Bund was one of the most important beneficiaries of this policy.
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They are required, by law, to provide beneficiaries with medically necessary benefits.
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Small anti-Brexit parties were the beneficiaries, as Labour failed to capitalise.
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Middle-income wage earners will be the biggest beneficiaries of these reforms.
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And the beneficiaries have not been American workers or people in China.
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Medicaid beneficiaries typically pay nothing, or very little, for their health coverage.
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These plans should pay out monthly to make life easier for beneficiaries.
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Friends of Mr Putin, shunned by the West, are the main beneficiaries.
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Evans said the single biggest beneficiaries of Single's Day are U.S. brands.
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Others fear a loss of contact with the beneficiaries of Catholic generosity.
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They also worry that Medicaid offers beneficiaries too little access to doctors.
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DAPA because the new program authorizes its beneficiaries to apply for work
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The earliest and biggest beneficiaries were police officers, whose pay abruptly doubled.
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Medicare and Medicaid beneficiaries usually don't have a lot of disposable income.
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Current beneficiaries, including those who receive online notices, will receive paper notices.
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If you die within the set term, your beneficiaries receive a payout.
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The median salary of beneficiaries of approved H-1B petitions was $75,000.
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Banks are seen as one of the biggest beneficiaries of tax reform.
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"It fits the higher income profile of Medicare beneficiaries with extra income."
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Beneficiaries must have been diagnosed with a qualifying disability by age 26.
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America, which gave the most money overall, is second, with 132 beneficiaries.
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Many of the foundations' beneficiaries are allied to or connected to Fidesz.
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Many of his patients were Medicare beneficiaries, according to the Justice Department.
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Cutting programs means disappointing voters and beneficiaries that still support these programs.
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Bloomberg's eleventh-hour infusion also took some of its beneficiaries by surprise.
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Companies and owners of capital have been net beneficiaries of this pattern.
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Mr Bollea is one of several beneficiaries of Mr Thiel's legal largesse.
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After all, employers are the direct beneficiaries of a skilled labor force.
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Because sicker beneficiaries need more care, restrictions on access hit them hardest.
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We need to expand Social Security benefits, particularly for the neediest beneficiaries.
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Advantage plans can save money for beneficiaries, and enrollment is growing rapidly.
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Making Medicaid beneficiaries work will ensure they bring themselves out of poverty.
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Lockheed Martin would be one of the biggest beneficiaries of that proposal.
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More than a third of Medicare's beneficiaries are covered by private insurers.
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Both bills would also change the funding calculations for all Medicaid beneficiaries.
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There were other beneficiaries though from the shift up in the dollar.
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High-income beneficiaries can expect to shell out more for this coverage.
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Medicare began covering it for its beneficiaries, mostly senior citizens, in 2014.
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Medicare beneficiaries who depend on this therapy cannot afford inaction from Congress.
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Discouraging beneficiaries from buying such plans would make them more cost-conscious.
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Its beneficiaries include programs for immigration and prison reform and affordable housing.
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But corporate America and the wealthiest people have been the biggest beneficiaries.
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According to Bunce, Oxlade-Chamberlain's confidence's was one of the main beneficiaries.
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So when life changes, remember to change the beneficiaries on those accounts.
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This requires donors to talk to the beneficiaries of those nonprofit groups.
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The number of Medicare beneficiaries receiving these injections is up 7.5 percent.
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The beneficiaries of the study are also, in a perverse way, lucky.
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Payments to more than 69 million Social Security beneficiaries are not affected.
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After receiving housing assistance, beneficiaries' costs to the public health system plummeted.
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Because those are the people who are the beneficiaries of the system.
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Medicare beneficiaries could still receive discounts of 63 percent, the industry says.
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The beneficiaries pay taxes on the money at their personal tax rates.
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The results suggest the Greens have been the beneficiaries of Labour's disarray.
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White women are apparently the biggest beneficiaries of such policies at work.
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About 70% of beneficiaries are covered, according to the Senior Citizens League.
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Three of Epstein&aposs longtime female associates were also beneficiaries in 2014.
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"As fiduciaries our sole responsibility is to the plan beneficiaries," he said.
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Chicago, of course, was one of the great beneficiaries of that exodus.
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"We are the beneficiaries of this multibillion-dollar transformation," said Mr. Steinberg.
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The biggest beneficiaries of the original bill — the rich — would get less.
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The beneficiaries of the law are now making their sentiments clearly known.
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In addition, you want to make sure you keep your beneficiaries updated.
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The largest beneficiaries were Wabco, Cellio, BP, BASF, Atlas Copco and Belgacom.
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Also, when life changes, remember to update the beneficiaries on those accounts.
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But with any charitable endeavor, the focus should be on the beneficiaries.
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Such a decision would still leave DACA beneficiaries in a precarious position.
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U.S. farmers are the true beneficiaries of the program, the company said.
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Mr. Price insisted that "states know best" in caring for Medicaid beneficiaries.
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Hospitals are among the leading supporters and beneficiaries of Affordable Care Act.
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In the early 1960s, the programs had only 13 million beneficiaries nationwide.
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Eleven million Americans are living with COPD – including 28500 million Medicare beneficiaries.
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With traditional IRAs, beneficiaries must pay taxes on the money they withdraw.
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It's unclear what the limits would be for Medicare beneficiaries if adopted.
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Of the 25.6,22015 beneficiaries using Acthar, Medicare spent an average of $162,371.
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All prospective beneficiaries should pay close attention to changing Social Security rules.
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"We don't think it's in the best interest of beneficiaries," Adcock said.
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First, tax havens' major beneficiaries are multinational corporations that have powerful lobbyists.
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Unsurprisingly, the largest beneficiaries of this bill were the wealthy and corporations.
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In Blue Button 2.0, beneficiaries will be able to authorize that their data be shared with caregivers, or even app innovators who may design technologies that enable these beneficiaries the ability to make more informed health care decisions.
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Some suggest, for example, that Medicaid beneficiaries are no better off than the uninsured, citing a study of Oregon beneficiaries whose blood pressure, cholesterol, and diabetes blood sugar levels did not improve despite (just) two years of coverage.
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Out of a misguided but well-intentioned desire to avoid impacting current beneficiaries, both parties seem happy to skip along the path that will soon lead to dire consequences not only for beneficiaries but for the entire economy.
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With or without that policy, however, Medicaid beneficiaries move in and out of jobs often, due to the nature of low-income work, and there's no evidence that more beneficiaries found jobs under the work requirement than before it.
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The beneficiaries of metro systems are the businesses and commuters within a state.
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Microsoft shared in a blog post that 27 employees are beneficiaries of DACA.
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His favored beneficiaries are organizations focused primarily in his hometown of El Paso.
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If you have separate trusts for your beneficiaries, name them on the form.
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The current Medicare program has substantial out-of-pocket obligations for its beneficiaries.
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Trump, however, claims the real beneficiaries are America's adversaries (and occasionally its allies).
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Some Democrats have been careful to avoid saying the cuts will affect beneficiaries.
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As a general principle, beneficiaries of non-charitable trusts need to be humans.
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Smith notes in his statement that 27 of Microsoft's employees are DACA beneficiaries.
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But those beneficiaries would lose access to many drugs they were previously taking.
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Both have been among the beneficiaries of this year's surge in Saudi stocks.
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It's also estimated to save beneficiaries $27 billion in out-of pocket costs.
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Yet they will be among the few beneficiaries from America's barrage of tariffs.
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Apple stands to be one of the biggest beneficiaries from Samsung's Note7 disaster.
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Kenya and Tanzania will be the first beneficiaries of the new hybrid varieties.
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And more ... To see a complete list of beneficiaries, check the 50fund website.
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Taiwan, Chile, Malaysia and Argentina also stand out as beneficiaries, according to Nomura.
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And where there are strong secular trends like these, there are also beneficiaries.
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And where there are strong secular trends like these, there are also beneficiaries.
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In fact, the majorities of beneficiaries in Medicaid, Medicare, and Obamacare are women.
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The rules for non-spouse beneficiaries are more restrictive than those for spouses.
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But for most beneficiaries, Medicare Part B premiums are deducted from Social Security.
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Nearly 80 percent of Medicaid beneficiaries with Alzheimer's live below the poverty line.
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The firm sees independent studios as beneficiaries of increasing demand for original content.
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But the remaining beneficiaries will be likely to see the effects, he said.
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" They noted that the states themselves "are not the intended beneficiaries of Medicaid.
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But when we checked with the beneficiaries, they said they didn't get anything.
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In Kenya the immediate beneficiaries may well include those who passed the law.
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Beneficiaries include the governor himself, who has received ample donations via such avenues.
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And, that by doing so, the Iranian people would be the true beneficiaries.
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And in PEIA's case, beneficiaries who failed to meet benchmarks faced steep penalties.
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These Medicaid changes will significantly affect the Medicare program, Medicare beneficiaries and taxpayers.
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Unfortunately, we can't assume that the beneficiaries here are noble or politically neutral.
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The pesos-for-the-people approach may not always help its intended beneficiaries.
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Taking no action will have disastrous consequences for beneficiaries of all these programs.
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One of the biggest beneficiaries of current 5G technology is the Chinese government.
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Make sure it goes to the right people by keeping your beneficiaries updated.
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Beneficiaries often pay hundreds of dollars out of pocket for premiums every month.
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It would also allow states to impose work requirements for certain Medicaid beneficiaries.
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But that does not mean beneficiaries should worry about draconian cuts in 2034.
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Some American workers may be the incidental beneficiaries of Trump's attack on globalization.
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Obviously, the customers who go shopping with more convenience will be the beneficiaries.
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We are all the beneficiaries of the legacy our parents left to us.
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Smallcap names are likely to be the biggest beneficiaries of a tax cut.
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As with many other congressional acts, it's worth considering who the beneficiaries are.
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But we also have to be concerned about access to care for beneficiaries.
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The beneficiaries, however, turned out largely to be Assad's cronies, while inequality increased.
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Above that amount, beneficiaries must pay a federal estate tax of 40 percent.
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Issuing firms and their shareholders are the beneficiaries when direct listings are used.
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High-income Medicare beneficiaries already pay premiums of more than $400 a month.
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It's a wildly popular voluntary program, with 218 percent of Medicare beneficiaries participating.
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Lack of dental coverage by Medicare is among the top concerns of beneficiaries.
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We promised that we would protect beneficiaries against any loss in current benefits.
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About two-thirds of Medicaid beneficiaries are either seniors, disabled people or children.
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The biggest beneficiaries are corporations and the rich regardless of where they are.
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But it is clear the main beneficiaries are beaten-down emerging market currencies.
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And beneficiaries showed signs of reduced involvement in crime and improved mental health.
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About half of Social Security beneficiaries owe some income tax on their benefits.
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One of the top beneficiaries of increased prices is none other than Russia.
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Vietnam would have been a member and likely one of its biggest beneficiaries.
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We see many ways to structure a stimulus package and many potential beneficiaries.
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To be sure, beneficiaries of Medicaid expansion still face threats to their coverage.
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Of the beneficiaries of McAuliffe's restoration of rights, 46 percent were African-American.
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Potential beneficiaries include apparel, luxury and electric vehicles and food away from home.
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One of their beneficiaries is Ron DeSantis, the Republican candidate for Florida governor.
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In others, plans that many beneficiaries may want might cost a lot more.
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Collectively, though, they make up the nation's 45 million Medicare Part D beneficiaries.
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And named beneficiaries of a trust do not have to go through probate.
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This while the median income for Medicare beneficiaries is only $26,200 a year.
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Older beneficiaries, women and those in poor health faced higher-than-average costs.
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The beneficiaries of the price rise include oil producers in the Permian basin.
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We are simply beneficiaries of their good graces, and prisoners of their rages.
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Local farmers, the so-called beneficiaries, would retain 235 percent of the shares.
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But the biggest beneficiaries of Section 2303 are internet users, not internet companies.
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Both DoorDash and Uber have been beneficiaries of the Vision Fund&aposs largesse.
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The close-knit group of volunteers has gotten to know the regular beneficiaries.
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And the beneficiaries have not been American workers or—or people in China.
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And the beneficiaries have not been American workers or—or people in China.
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Financial and tech companies are some of the beneficiaries on Cramer's shopping list.
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"The payments contained individuals as beneficiaries and have varying details," the message said.
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During the enrollment period underway, beneficiaries who plan to compare options using Medicare.
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About 7% of beneficiaries will pay extra due to income-related adjustment amounts.
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Even after demonstrating they met the criteria, DACA beneficiaries were given very little.
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Some beneficiaries in the program are delaying medical attention due to the expense.
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Too many beneficiaries are hurting today, constantly on the edge of a crisis.
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Clearly means-tested transfers have failed to deliver much to their intended beneficiaries.
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Shortly thereafter, the program's beneficiaries found work and many experienced increased wage growth.
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The beneficiaries of this shift include caregivers, teachers, human resources professionals and creators.
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They don't include Medicare Advantage beneficiaries and don't reflect lags in paid claims.
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One of the main beneficiaries of the dollar's wobble has been the euro.
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Beneficiaries of programs like Medicare, Social Security and Medicaid will still receive services.
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Our ideas about egalitarianism make even the beneficiaries of inequality uncomfortable with it.
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Even many beneficiaries of DACA criticized the program for arbitrarily excluding many immigrants.
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Why this lingering antipathy toward the program's beneficiaries from a few isolated quarters?
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BlackRock has been one of the main beneficiaries of the current bull market.
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The Indiana program requires beneficiaries to make monthly contributions to health savings accounts.
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Trump also received a few thousand dollars, but Democrats were the main beneficiaries.
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Benefits weren't paid to the widows and dependent children of beneficiaries until 1939.
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"Furthermore, Defendant [Esformes] and his co-conspirators preyed upon his beneficiaries addictions by providing them with narcotics so that the beneficiaries would remain in Esformes Network facilities, allowing the cycle of fraud [to] continue," prosecutors said in a court filing.
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The database contains details of those involved in the shell company 'eco-system', from those who set up the companies to the beneficiaries of laundered money and the professional mediators who bring the operators and beneficiaries together, the government note said.
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Medicare beneficiaries should be given the option each year to select from among competing Medicare Advantage plans, A.C.O.'s and the traditional fee-for-service program (beneficiaries should also select their drug coverage and supplemental insurance at the same time).
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Means-tested welfare reforms, which focus on moving able-bodied beneficiaries off government assistance, have been met with much criticism, including claims that work requirements and time limits will result in higher rates of poverty and greater hardship for former beneficiaries.
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What are they supposed to think of a system that was established 50 years ago as a temporary experiment, but keeps gaining new half-lives and further beneficiaries — moving "swiftly and imperceptibly," as Chris Caldwell once put it, "from a world in which affirmative action can't be ended because its beneficiaries are too weak to a world in which it can't be ended because its beneficiaries are too strong"?
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The main beneficiaries of the tariff include U.S.-based solar manufacturers Suniva and SolarWorld.
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Medecin says you need to own oil services groups, and other beneficiaries of reflation.
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We are the beneficiaries of the art, even if we find the system questionable.
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Russia had been one of the main beneficiaries of that trend, the EBRD added.
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For the most desperate beneficiaries, tacking on a 23% automatic reduction would be ruinous.
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Not surprisingly, sixty-eight per cent of Medicare beneficiaries today have multiple chronic conditions.
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So, Medicaid is a statutory entitlement that protects both state budgets and Medicaid beneficiaries.
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Behind every inefficiency are beneficiaries who tend to be organised, while losers are not.
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A recent study found that most beneficiaries get less than 50 dinars each month.
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And this makes it just as threatening — including for its beneficiaries, like Mr. Déby.
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However, U.S. firms have long been among the largest beneficiaries of Chinese manufacturing expertise.
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Large institutions can be both beneficiaries and victims of this sort of information leakage.
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Both companies should have been beneficiaries of lower gasoline prices and higher consumer confidence.
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Regularly update estate planning documents and beneficiaries as your financial and personal situation changes.
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Small-cap names are seen as among the biggest beneficiaries of any tax cut.
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The financial-services industry may be one of the largest beneficiaries of greater certainty.
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In 2009 the World Bank found "some significantly positive welfare impacts on its beneficiaries".
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According to Mr Mukomel, the only material beneficiaries have been civil servants and pensioners.
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In fact, many think Social Security doesn't pay quite enough to its retired beneficiaries.
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Grandfather in current Social Security beneficiaries (people who have already paid into the system).
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Various studies suggested that Vietnam would have been among the biggest beneficiaries of TPP.
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ISIS, or similar radical groups, will be the only beneficiaries from such a scenario.
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Welfare beneficiaries now need individual bank accounts because of new transparency rules, Castro said.
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Now about 36 percent of 529 plan accounts have beneficiaries in this age group.
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The top 15 tax holiday beneficiaries accounted for 52 percent of the total benefit.
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Companies like Topgolf and the PGA Tour Superstore are the beneficiaries of this trend.
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New York, Singapore and Hong Kong instead would likely be the beneficiaries, he added.
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Many DACA beneficiaries, known as Dreamers, work at companies like Microsoft, Apple and Amazon.
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Those moves helped to lift securities firms, seen as potential beneficiaries of government support.
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Tax law is riddled with loopholes embedded in the economy and defended by beneficiaries.
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If not, this drama will be an unnecessary tragedy for beneficiaries and taxpayers alike.
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In 2012 it had a trivial number of beneficiaries; today it has 20 million.
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In other words, it would work for Turkey as it has for other beneficiaries.
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This risks patient access and places beneficiaries with serious respiratory illnesses at high risk.
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The number of Social Security beneficiaries is expected to reach 76 million by 2025.
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In the 22001s the co-ops divided up their land among around 22013,22013 beneficiaries.
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Many accountable care organizations coordinate care for both Medicare beneficiaries and privately insured patients.
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Beneficiaries who do not meet the requirements for 22019 days will lose their coverage.
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Higher-income beneficiaries, though, have paid more for premiums since 2007 through monthly surcharges.
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Scott Walker's request to impose work requirements on Medicaid beneficiaries, and to charge premiums.
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Medicare Advantage plans account for about one-third of Medicare beneficiaries across the country.
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Earlier this month, the administration rejected Kansas's request to impose lifetime limits on beneficiaries.
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The Trump administration has approved Arizona's request to impose work requirements on Medicaid beneficiaries.
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Denti-Cal provides dental care to beneficiaries of Medi-Cal, California's version of Medicaid.
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Financials, beneficiaries of rising U.S. yields and Japanese bond yields, slipped on profit-taking.
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The state required beneficiaries to begin tracking their hours June 1, but GOP Gov.
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This is likely because C-corporations see themselves as major beneficiaries of tax reform.
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The poverty level among beneficiaries has fallen dramatically, from 45.5 percent to 21.8 percent.
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Some of the hardest-working people I've ever met are beneficiaries of these programs.
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Beneficiaries who do not meet the requirements for 2628 days will lose their coverage.
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One of the aircraft beneficiaries could be the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter program.
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AMS has been one of the biggest beneficiaries with its shares more than doubling.
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TV, cable networks are actually the biggest beneficiaries of ad impressions from DTC advertisers.
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Additional threats to Part B also place the program and its beneficiaries at risk.
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These benefits make an enormous difference in the lives of over 60 million beneficiaries.
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Medicare declines to cover a number of products and services that older beneficiaries need.
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The primary beneficiaries of the raise would have been fast-food and retail workers.
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Groups representing Medicare beneficiaries welcomed some of the proposals but expressed concern about others.
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Independent stores may be the beneficiaries of the drop in Barnes & Noble's retail base.
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Social Security provides most of the cash income for almost two-thirds of beneficiaries.
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Both the administrative hassles and the testing itself would result in beneficiaries losing coverage.
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As income and work hours fluctuate, these rules can cause beneficiaries to lose coverage.
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Medicaid has either no or nominal premiums and negligible cost sharing for its beneficiaries.
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It said beneficiaries might include people who struggle with addiction or mental health issues.
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The Senate immigration deal contains a temporary extension of the program for existing beneficiaries.
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As for who stands to inherit that massive fortune -- there are no beneficiaries listed.
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Among these first tasks, Hoyt says, should be designating beneficiaries on your financial accounts.
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A vast majority of beneficiaries will have access to 10 or more private plans.
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But federal investigators questioned the usefulness of the ratings as a tool for beneficiaries.
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Why should companies be the major, and often the only, beneficiaries of this largess?
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That applies to about 70% of Medicare beneficiaries, according to The Senior Citizens League.
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They were big beneficiaries of the tax overhaul enacted at the end of 2017.
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One of the younger beneficiaries of the program, Peterson Exais, barely survived the earthquake.
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Even without encouragement from the government, Medicare beneficiaries might be gravitating to private plans.
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And once in stable housing, beneficiaries can better pursue public benefits and job opportunities.
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Single-payer systems ensure universal insurance coverage and reduce direct financial burdens on beneficiaries.
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You want to be in countries with large domestic markets and beneficiaries of deglobalization.
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The subsequent bounce produced a windfall, but only for a limited group of beneficiaries.
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Still, both advocacy groups applauded the fact that the package covers Social Security beneficiaries.
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It pays out more than $78 billion each year to nearly five million beneficiaries.
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And this in turn means that the main beneficiaries would be stockholders, not workers.
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Before doing so, however, Congress should improve Medicare for its current and future beneficiaries.
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On the other hand, higher-income beneficiaries pay more for certain parts of coverage.
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DACA beneficiaries are not threats to America, nor do they weaken our border security.
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She would eliminate new requirements on Medicaid beneficiaries, such as work requirements and premiums.
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Agriculture stood first in line among potential beneficiaries of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP).
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Rome's power was built on benefactors and beneficiaries bound by reciprocal obligations of gratitude.
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To what extent are or were those creators beneficiaries of the culture they produced?
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The administration did not approve Wisconsin's request to test Medicaid beneficiaries for drug use.
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The beneficiaries: everyone who gets health insurance through a job, including members of Congress.
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This includes your health care directive, durable power of attorney, guardianships, and insurance beneficiaries.
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Oil and gas explorers were the beneficiaries of an overnight rally in oil prices.
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Only after the estate's debts were satisfied would the beneficiaries stand to inherit anything.
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Miller often portrays immigrants as beneficiaries, emphasizing the potential price of caring for them.
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However, Class D beneficiaries, such as nephews, cousins or aunts, do pay the tax.
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Part D plans provide beneficiaries access to most of the latest, most effective medicines.
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One of the biggest beneficiaries of Britain's vote has been the luxury goods sector.
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The beneficiaries of the $28 mil are Robbie Williams and his wife, Ayda Field.
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Since the program's inception, about 2,85033 beneficiaries were expelled from DACA for criminal acts.
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CalSTRS must also take into account improvements in beneficiaries' life expectancies, the report noted.
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Beneficiaries should examine the depth of that coverage if they get it, said Shea.
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Since the program's inception, about 2,000 beneficiaries were expelled from DACA for criminal acts.
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Italian, Spanish and Portuguese government bonds are seen as beneficiaries of ECB monetary stimulus.
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As part of this process, it's also a good idea to confirm your beneficiaries.
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You have to update your life insurance beneficiaries even if you update your will.
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And when you do that, the people that hired you are beneficiaries of it.
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The main beneficiaries of these admissions preferences, as recent research has shown: white applicants.
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When it comes to the upgraded dual-lens camera, Nomura expected Taiwan-listed Largan and Seoul-listed LG Innotek would be key beneficiaries, while Citigroup pointed to Japan-based Alps and Hong Kong-listed Cowell as well as Largan as likely beneficiaries.
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The Commonwealth Fund report also found that Medicare beneficiaries with serious cognitive impairments, serious physical impairments, or both spent more than three times the amount of money out of pocket as other beneficiaries who do not have such disabilities: $5,519 annually vs. $1,549.
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Unlike redistributionist policies like welfare, in which the beneficiaries are imagined to be black and support is therefore weak, the redistribution involved in trade—from consumers who risk paying higher taxes to manufacturing workers—garners support because everyone assumes the beneficiaries are white.
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The major beneficiaries of the rollback—Mr Spicer's "small businesses"—include Chevron and Exxon Mobil.
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TPS beneficiaries have deep roots in the US. For the Trump administration, that's a concern.
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A chart by Nomura showing the beneficiaries of the trade war and their estimated gains.
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"I apologize to the grant beneficiaries," Dlamini was quoted as saying by ANN7 News channel.
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But often the beneficiaries of vested interests are not particularly rich or powerful as individuals.
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Trump's pledge on law and order, evoking Richard Nixon's similar proclamation, created other market beneficiaries.
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It has received widespread criticism for leaving beneficiaries without income for six weeks and longer.
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In the meantime, corporate bond investors may be the real beneficiaries of the ECB's largesse.
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She's not just the booking agent for the concert — she's also one of the beneficiaries.
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Starting in December, the Social Security Administration will make online notices available to certain beneficiaries.
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Italian and Spanish banks have been among the biggest beneficiaries of previous cheap loan packages.
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If a judge deems the 10 beneficiaries, they could inherit profits from Maier photo sales.
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Among the beneficiaries are families of suicide bombers and other militants involved in deadly attacks.
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This summer in New York we've also been the beneficiaries of such luscious stone fruit.
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Virtually all his ministers and several judges are the beneficiaries of stolen wealth and land.
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Wall Street predicts half of all Medicare beneficiaries will be in Medicare Advantage by 2021.
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Getting prescription drug coverage through Medicare is optional, although about 70% of beneficiaries have it.
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SX173P, seen as the biggest beneficiaries of tax cuts, jumped 1.2 percent on the day.
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Upon Mr. Redstone's death, his interest passes to a trust with his grandchildren as beneficiaries.
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The research is clear that DACA beneficiaries have made truly impressive economic and educational gains.
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That's the root of the N.F.L. hubris — it answers to nobody but its billionaire beneficiaries.
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The Republican plan has its beneficiaries — but it also has losers, and lots of them.
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The Economist's analysis reveals that America's Democrats would be major beneficiaries of universal voter turnout.
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Beneficiaries are selected by a neighbourhood committee based on how poor and vulnerable they are.
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And we're going to be -- we have been one of the cheap beneficiaries of that.
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The biggest beneficiaries of the move have been funds that deal in the Treasury market.
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The main beneficiaries are likely to be people in areas not served by current infrastructure.
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Experts say this removes the incentive for plans to manage beneficiaries' spending, driving up costs.
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In fact, roughly two-thirds of Social Security beneficiaries age 85 and older are women.
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They require that beneficiaries work or take steps towards work in return for Medicaid coverage.
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Yet it also would get rid of some help that beneficiaries receive for their medicines.
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Eleven beneficiaries of the trust, and their guests, were set to attend the Wales vs.
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It would also let states impose work requirements on some of its 70 million beneficiaries.
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The biggest beneficiaries of the program include North and South Dakota, Kansas, Nebraska and Iowa.
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She filed docs saying the beneficiaries in the trust are her and XXX's 2 brothers.
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Prosecutors allege that Lula is "one of the principal beneficiaries of the crimes" at Petrobras.
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Should Medicaid beneficiaries trust press releases they may not be aware of or public tweets?
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That's a change from the practice of distributing rebates across plan beneficiaries to lower premiums.
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The law started a great telecommunications revolution, and these new companies are its direct beneficiaries.
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The administration made a similar decision for Syrian beneficiaries of the protected status in January.
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To this end, it establishes a flat, anti-poverty benefit for all new SSDI beneficiaries.
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The high stakes mean beneficiaries should also be examined occasionally even when nothing has changed.
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Another time to change beneficiaries is when the account holder changes his or her mind.
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The biggest difference is that other beneficiaries can never treat the IRA as their own.
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A win for the president would not herald the imminent deportation of DACA's 700,000 beneficiaries.
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The proposal would require beneficiaries work or complete other activities for 85033 hours a week.
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They need to recognise that they are the beneficiaries of all sorts of hidden privileges.
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Among other things, the bill would: Provide a 22019 percent benefit bump for all beneficiaries.
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The requirements mandate that some Medicaid beneficiaries work or complete similar activities to retain benefits.
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All were halted by Congress amid objections from health care insurers, providers and Medicare beneficiaries.
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About 10.4 million beneficiaries received a monthly benefit averaging about $1,039 through the disability program.
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It's a mistake to characterize large internet companies as the primary beneficiaries of Section 230.
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But if something does happen to you, your beneficiaries get paid out the policy's value.
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Many beneficiaries have home mortgages and far higher incomes than available in their home countries.
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"That's a double win for the beneficiaries," said Bill Smith, managing director at CBIZ MHM.
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According to Glazer, they'll be the biggest beneficiaries of rising rates and an inflation comeback.
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At the end of the day, they are the biggest beneficiaries of our education systems.
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Beneficiaries only had to keep their children in school and regularly attend preventive health checks.
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Unlike traditional Medicare, beneficiaries are limited to a fixed network of doctors and other providers.
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Higher payments for these drugs have resulted in increased spending for Medicare beneficiaries and taxpayers.
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One of the potential beneficiaries, Jeff Williams, owner of Williams Auto World in Lansing, Mich.
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That stipulation is built into the government's program to subsidize drug costs for Medicare beneficiaries.
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"The major beneficiaries of this merger would have been the Asda-Sainsbury's shareholders," Colley said.
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Just 25 percent said they believed that the middle class would be the main beneficiaries.
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"I would have liked people in the middle to be the sole beneficiaries", Lamb said.
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Beneficiaries must swipe government-issued electronic cards through a machine to make food-stamp purchases.
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Haitian TPS beneficiaries will be required to re-register to be allowed to seek employment.
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One of the beneficiaries of this strong consumer environment is the Main Street business community.
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The beneficiaries of the DACA program pose no threat or harm to otherwise legal citizens.
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Outside this circle of direct beneficiaries is ... pretty much everyone else, who hates this thing.
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This would affect most SNAP beneficiaries, as the national average monthly SNAP benefit is $126.
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A few states would like to impose time limits on Medicaid coverage for some beneficiaries.
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Both parties have used it, but in recent years, Republicans have been the primary beneficiaries.
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The largest group of Temporary Protected Status beneficiaries, nearly 29,217 people, are from El Salvador.
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Utah's demonstration project promotes the health of beneficiaries and their financial independence, Ms. Verma said.
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The only beneficiaries here will be the hard-liners in government and the corrupt elite.
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But Medicare beneficiaries typically pay a larger share of the costs for Part D drugs.
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The revised policy is only the latest change to affect potential beneficiaries of U visas.
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The state, he said, pays health insurance premiums averaging $570 a month for Medicaid beneficiaries.
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The beneficiaries would be learners of all ages whose incomes don't allow using 529 plans.
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The cost to Medicare beneficiaries and to taxpayers has been substantially less than originally projected.
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The estimates are based on the deportation of most or all of the DACA beneficiaries.
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Beneficiaries with limited income might qualify for Medicaid or other programs that cover Medicare expenses.
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"The Awaqir are the big beneficiaries," said Mr. Najem, the director of the research center.
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Unfortunately, what many of these funds owe to beneficiaries far exceeds their ability to pay.
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More than 60 percent of Medicaid beneficiaries are enrolled in private managed-care plans now.
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Ibori is one of the only ultimate beneficiaries of such practices to have been convicted.
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The aim is to test if the treatment "meaningfully improves" the health of Medicare beneficiaries.
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As noted, other shows that fall into this bucket are simply beneficiaries of convenient timing.
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It also includes free transport vouchers for beneficiaries during working days and on-call duties.
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Take Medicare Advantage versus traditional Medicare: On average, beneficiaries can choose from 28 private plans.
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But plainly, the only beneficiaries in his business model are the corporations and their executives.
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And House Republicans have proposed privatizing Medicare by giving beneficiaries vouchers to buy private insurance.
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For years, Atlantic's support came with a requirement that the beneficiaries not publicize its involvement.
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Total wages among this group of former beneficiaries increased 237 percent from 21625 to 2900.
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That's why, as Urofsky notes, the greatest beneficiaries of affirmative action have been white women.
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This neglect is particularly perverse since the climate crisis disproportionately affects Medicare and Medicaid beneficiaries.
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In the interim, he flagged large technology companies as the biggest beneficiaries of passive inflows.
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Most of the beneficiaries of Trump's mercy are well-heeled, well-known, or well-connected.
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But companies are being forced to change even if they are not among the beneficiaries.
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Those changes have been a boon to Medicare beneficiaries and the system as a whole.
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Mr. Mulvaney also said the budget would propose a work requirement for food stamp beneficiaries.
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Before, IRA beneficiaries could stretch withdrawals across many years, based on their own life expectancy.
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State governments could cut services, limit beneficiaries or take on more of the funding responsibility.
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The only beneficiaries of expanding privatized immigrant detention are the companies who get the contracts.
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And it's imperative that Medicare beneficiaries continue to receive the treatment at home, Wilson said.
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They must ensure that the people are beneficiaries of a globalized world and free trade.
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In other words, the Trump administration would determine which prescription drugs Medicare beneficiaries can access.
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Trusts can dictate exactly when assets pass to beneficiaries, or how it should be spent.
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The agencies can use this data to determine whether payments should be made to beneficiaries.
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The IPAB concept, though, doesn't have anything to do with value or keeping beneficiaries healthy.
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Health and Human Services officials have encouraged states to pursue work requirements for Medicaid beneficiaries.
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Here are some of the expenses that are driving beneficiaries' decision to avoid the doctor.
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The federal government pays at least 90 percent of the costs for newly eligible beneficiaries.
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Beneficiaries can make tax-free withdrawals provided the money is used for qualified medical costs.
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Right now, beneficiaries can stretch those RMDs over many years, based on their life expectancy.
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With Roth IRAs, beneficiaries can receive tax-free distributions of the money left to them.
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More than one-third of beneficiaries signed up for one of these plans in 2018.
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Beneficiaries of that luxury boom include Kering's Francois Pinault, L'Oréal's Francoise Bettencourt Meyers, and Arnault.
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The organization recently examined potential policy changes that could expand dental coverage to Medicare beneficiaries.
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Now, the account can be funded additionally through paycheck contributions from beneficiaries who are employed.
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The spike in bookings makes Skedaddle one of the unlikely beneficiaries of the presidential inauguration.
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A team of Morgan Stanley analysts name the 25 biggest potential beneficiaries of the shift.
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Mr. Wang's younger brother, Wang Wei, was one of the biggest beneficiaries of HNA's business.
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Before, IRA beneficiaries could stretch withdrawals across many years, based on their own life expectancy.
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Critics say that the rich are the beneficiaries and that debt will weigh on growth.
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Was he talking about food stamps, most of whose beneficiaries are children, elderly or disabled?
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Besides PATH passengers, the big beneficiaries of the Port Authority's largess are around the station.
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Beneficiaries of the free Saudi tickets, they cheered Qatar's players as they celebrated their victory.
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Darrell Issa, has been one of the biggest beneficiaries of the DCCC's emphasis on hybrids.
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Kentucky officials argue that the changes will give beneficiaries more dignity and promote personal responsibility.
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I think it's worth noting, too, that Medicare beneficiaries themselves are also worried about disruption.
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"People tend to value losses more than gains — including lawmakers and public beneficiaries," Grossmann says.
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It then argues that the beneficiaries of Russian corruption need to be punished for it.
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Sanders and his allies will also have to consider what kinds of out of pocket costs to require of beneficiaries -- just as the designers of Medicare originally required the beneficiaries of Part B to make contributions -- in order to curtail the cost to Treasury.
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Liberal reformers have become liberal insiders, satisfied beneficiaries of the world they have helped to build.
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Over the last decade, Kelcy Warren became one of the great beneficiaries of America's energy boom.
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For many of the roughly 313 million Medicare beneficiaries, new Advantage Plans are available for 2019.
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With most beneficiaries working or with good reasons not to be, that impact will be small.
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The beneficiaries are destinations perceived to carry a smaller risk of becoming the target of attacks.
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"In fact, France has been one of the main beneficiaries of the lower rates," he added.
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The bulk of "never beneficiaries," according to government data, are workers who have insufficient covered earnings.
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That would mean that some beneficiaries of DACA could work legally in the country through 2019.
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Operators also need to know the identities of ultimate beneficiaries for transactions over 500,000 patacas ($60,000).
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The Bipartisan Budget Act of 2000 permanently limited a number of retirement strategies available to beneficiaries.
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Or should the credit go to my children and grandchildren who are the beneficiaries of it?
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A large group that voted for Mr Trump is also among the biggest beneficiaries of Obamacare.
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Beneficiaries will not be able to draw more than one pension; widows will receive smaller ones.
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Italy is seen as one of the biggest beneficiaries of the ECB's current ultra-loose policy.
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Medicare beneficiaries would get dental, vision and hearing coverage if several bills now before Congress pass.
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Yet, as shown above, SaaS startups don't appear to be beneficiaries of this influx of cash.
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Medicare beneficiaries wanted the program to cover most drugs that older people would want to use.
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Here's a surprise for Medicare beneficiaries: You still must shell out for premiums, deductibles and more.
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This chart has been updated to only include drugs with at least 300 beneficiaries in 2017.
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Politicians like to emphasise the importance of apprenticeships when their beneficiaries are plucky young school-leavers.
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If reducing inequality is the aim, then it is right to tax beneficiaries rather than estates.
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And then they divvy up the money in a number of different ways among various beneficiaries.
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Weis's and Freundt's investigation has revealed the conscious and unwitting beneficiaries of these exploitative working conditions.
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But the exposure of some of its efforts has come back to haunt the intended beneficiaries.
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Likewise, children from well-off families are the main beneficiaries of Britain's 163 existing grammar schools.
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But in fiscal 2018, the SSA paid out $197 billion to beneficiaries of SSDI and SSI.
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"Farmers will be the biggest beneficiaries," Trump told the crowd gathered inside Kansas City's Municipal Auditorium.
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Financial stocks, which were the biggest beneficiaries of the post-election rally, were the worst hit.
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Financials and industrials were supposed to be serious beneficiaries of his regulation-slashing, infrastructure-building policies.
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Most Medicare beneficiaries buy private supplemental coverage to fill in gaps the government program doesn't cover.
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Amazon and Wal-Mart are expected to be two of the biggest beneficiaries of this transition.
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"Beneficiaries were arbitrarily decided based not on poverty but loyalty to the political party," he said.
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A go-go stock market delivers dividends to shareholders, but the real beneficiaries are corporate chieftains.
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It is because certain Medicaid beneficiaries may be entitled to healthcare claims coverage from other sources.
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UK-listed multi-national firms, which dominate the benchmark index, are big beneficiaries of sterling weakness.
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"Healthy Indiana should be judged on whether it is improving coverage for Medicaid beneficiaries," Solomon said.
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Religious organizations can receive public funding for their work as long as they don't proselytize beneficiaries.
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National governments publish some information on recipients, but the largest beneficiaries hide behind complex ownership structures.
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Tech is one of the biggest beneficiaries of repatriation, so we could see elevated share buybacks.
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However, the state did not get approval to roll back the eligibility level for Medicaid beneficiaries.
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These so-called "personal responsibility" requirements are burdensome for beneficiaries and expensive for states to monitor.
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The status grants beneficiaries the ability to legally work while they are in the United States.
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One way the plans may disadvantage some sicker beneficiaries is by making care harder to get.
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Among other things, one in five Medicare beneficiaries relies on Medicaid to cover their Medicare premiums.
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It promises an across-the-board increase in benefits for current and future Social Security beneficiaries.
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This proposal represents a meaningful step to help Medicare beneficiaries pay less for their prescription drugs.
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The Healthy Indiana Plan (HIP) assists Medicaid beneficiaries but also fosters personal responsibility for its enrollees.
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It would also allow states to impose work requirements for certain Medicaid beneficiaries to reduce costs.
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See this graphic for a list of the main beneficiaries and how much money they're making.
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Supporting the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act will ensure that those workers – those beneficiaries – are American.
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For example, utilization of generics among low-income subsidy Medicare beneficiaries is below the national average.
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That includes putting a high priority on naming beneficiaries for all assets and titling trusts properly.
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There's no evidence that immigrants take up disproportionate space in America's pool of welfare beneficiaries, either.
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Privately-negotiated Part D plans deliver low premiums and a diverse range of choices to beneficiaries.
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Indeed, the only beneficiaries of the administration's ineptitude to date have been Iran, Assad, and Russia.
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Larson, a Connecticut Democrat, also proposes changes to the payroll tax cap for very wealthy beneficiaries.
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They remain the beneficiaries to Kushner's family's real estate business, worth as much as $740 million.
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The many entrenched beneficiaries, both Afghan and American, have perverse incentives to continue the futile war.
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The Sun reported that almost all the beneficiaries are African-American families headed by single mothers.
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Future beneficiaries would have a hard time living on leaner Social Security checks and stingier COLA's.
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Making matters even more complex, plants turn out not to be passive beneficiaries of soil immunity.
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Warren said the biggest beneficiaries of the GOP plan will be large banks and multinational corporations.
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About seven million low-income people receive financial help through the program for qualified Medicare beneficiaries.
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Less than 1 percent of Social Security's revenue goes to administrative costs — the rest, to beneficiaries.
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The back and forth over DACA has left the program's beneficiaries with no clear path forward.
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Many countries require companies to disclose who their real beneficiaries are, at least in some capacity.
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The mobility, health, independence, and safety of millions of Medicare beneficiaries with disabilities depend on it.
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It is much easier to build support for the welfare state when taxpayers identify with beneficiaries.
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Republicans say their proposal would apply to future beneficiaries, not to those in or near retirement.
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According to the FCC, 85033 percent of Lifeline Program beneficiaries in the United States are veterans.
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Instead, clue your beneficiaries in on the how and why of your estate plan, said Radigan.
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Otherwise, the major beneficiaries will be Russia and China, both challenging the established Western-led order.
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One of the most basic things you can control is often overlooked — properly naming your beneficiaries.
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"He needs to look HUD beneficiaries in the face and explain what he's proposing to do."
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Other potential beneficiaries of Volkswagen's agreement include marketers of electric vehicle or fuel cell charging systems.
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Moreover, measuring both problems and solutions is difficult because beneficiaries may not be visible or countable.
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The main beneficiaries of lower oil prices are the refiners who use crude as an input.
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Our great Patriot Farmers will be one of the biggest beneficiaries of what is happening now.
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Mining stocks were the main beneficiaries of the rebound after steep losses in the previous session.
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For revolutionary ideas to become policies, the beneficiaries of the current arrangements have to lose power.
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The decision could also raise uncertainty about premiums for Medicaid beneficiaries, which can make Medicaid unaffordable.
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That's the key to economic growth, and the biggest beneficiaries will be middle-class wage earners.
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One of the main beneficiaries of these cuts is the producers' major competitor, U.S. shale oil.
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AARP also argued that throughout their working lives, wealthier beneficiaries have already paid more into Medicare.
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Medicaid beneficiaries will be placed into conflict with one another as states are forced to triage.
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Politicians in Florida, which Mr. Trump considers his second home, have been among his leading beneficiaries.
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Some beneficiaries of government support worry about losing the relatively small amount of help they get.
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My female classmates and I, beneficiaries of China's economic boom, are cruising along exciting professional paths.
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Its role may be less obvious, though, when the beneficiaries of race-based policies are white.
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It occasionally helps usher in tech's next big thing, with notable beneficiaries including Twitter and Foursquare.
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For instance, beneficiaries generally must be residents of the state in which they are receiving Medicaid.
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Automatic enrollment works best when the financial burden on the beneficiaries is minimal or, preferably, nonexistent.
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To forgive Roof is to extend an act of kindness to that culture and its beneficiaries.
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Tyka lists the people who are potential beneficiaries ... all of whom are half brothers and sisters.
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The driver of our debt is the structure of Social Security and Medicare for future beneficiaries.
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The beneficiaries would be families with money to sock away at the end of the month.
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Among the possible beneficiaries of the change are real estate investors in President Trump's inner circle.
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Many Republicans have joined Democrats in supporting DACA beneficiaries, and polls show overwhelming support for them.
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Beneficiaries of wisdom that prior generations lacked, they toss it away, wasting and mocking progress itself.
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Once again, California opportunists may be among the biggest beneficiaries of a new mini-housing boom.
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In fact, whites without a college degree are the biggest beneficiaries of the social safety net.
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Federal officials said Medicare beneficiaries would not be adversely affected by the proposal unveiled on Monday.
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Similarly, beneficiaries of the civil rights movement should recognize this connection between civil rights and immigration.
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There are about 800,000 beneficiaries of DACA, known as Dreamers, spanning a broad range of industries.
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In addition, she said, work and work-related activities can improve the health of Medicaid beneficiaries.
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The beneficiaries of upward redistribution are always far more organized than those who pay the costs.
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More than 803 million Medicare beneficiaries take at least one of the common forms of insulin.
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Wisconsin, Michigan, and Pennsylvania frequently lead the pack and have been beneficiaries of massive Democratic spending.
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The longer the term of the trust, the more beneficial the gift is to the beneficiaries.
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Other states require that beneficiaries be told of the trust on their 18th or 21st birthday.
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Italian-Americans were beneficiaries of America's democratic capitalist system and pluralistic culture, not victims of it.
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The vast majority of payments have gone to white farmers, with large landowners the greatest beneficiaries.
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Not as charity, but on the basis of payments made by the beneficiaries of the program.
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Since then, the "policy debate" has been about changes in beneficiaries and funding this mandatory program.
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For the large majority, if not all, of the affected beneficiaries, that would mean becoming undocumented.
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Over half a million beneficiaries could lose their access to Puerto Rico's public health insurance program.
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"The terrorist current was one of the main beneficiaries of the Tunisian revolution," the report concludes.
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Other beneficiaries of the funds would be observation satellite program Copernicus and government communication system Govsatcom.
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Medicare Advantage plans have pioneered case management and care coordination for Medicare beneficiaries with chronic illnesses.
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Hearing exams and hearing aids also would be covered under Part B, with beneficiaries contributing 20%.
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If you pass away during that coverage period, the policy is paid out to your beneficiaries.
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Primary beneficiaries would include Republican working-class white constituencies and Democratic working-class communities of color.
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This strategy, though, is only available to IRA owners and beneficiaries who are 22018½ or older.
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That money would be used to pay for dental, vision and hearing benefits for Medicare beneficiaries.
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The Arkansas rules took effect last year for Medicaid beneficiaries between 30 and 49 years old.
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Trump's "forgotten men and women" living on the economic fringes might be the bureau's greatest beneficiaries.
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Elizabeth Warren could be the beneficiaries of lower expectations than they were a few weeks ago.
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The opposite is true for beneficiaries who live in states that have restricted benefits and services.
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Hospitals whose beneficiaries have average spending above the benchmark would have to pay back the difference.
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Energy shares were beneficiaries of overnight gains in oil, with the energy index adding 1.5 percent.
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This new direction is never going to come from the current beneficiaries of the status quo.
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Democrats and some Republicans, like Graham, had long spoken in favor of DACA and its beneficiaries.
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So they offer a variety of plans to appeal to beneficiaries with different needs and budgets.
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For Medicare's 61 million or so beneficiaries, the program's annual open enrollment period — which started Oct.
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Today, about one in three Medicare beneficiaries is enrolled in a private plan — a record high.
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What eventually emerges, and the actors who will be the primary beneficiaries, are not yet clear.
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Other advocates said they were skeptical of the state's claims that no beneficiaries will lose coverage.
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Foreign beneficiaries of U.S. military training programs are vetted for a record of human rights abuses.
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Medicare beneficiaries who require oxygen therapy to maintain their health and independence don't have this luxury.
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Each state has its own planning process, designating beneficiaries and planning how they'll spend their money.
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As you might imagine, those receiving government spending in Alaska didn't support that — they're the beneficiaries.
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Those banks all have at least $100 billion in assets, and among the bill's biggest beneficiaries.
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Humanitarian assistance, like development work, is most effective when tailored to the needs of the beneficiaries.
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Beneficiaries are the most important part of life insuranceLife insurance is meant to protect someone else.
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The report, "China Life Insurance Regulation Progressing: Protection Sellers the Biggest Beneficiaries", is available at www.fitchratings.
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Forgetting to update your beneficiariesWhen you get a life insurance policy, you name the beneficiaries, i.e.
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Of course, beneficiaries would still have a long way to go before being fully financially secure.
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Once they reopen, the chains could be among the biggest beneficiaries of the post-storm recovery.
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Meanwhile, employer beneficiaries of the system say they can't find employees with the skills they seek.
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In 2006, Congress asked states to verify the citizenship of beneficiaries by seeking their birth certificates.
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And in Arkansas, the state is using Medicaid dollars to buy beneficiaries private health insurance plans.
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One of the biggest beneficiaries of the surge in interest in fizzy water has been LaCroix.
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To put this in perspective, Mississippi, the poorest state, received $2864 billion in federal funds in 290 for about 0003,2000 beneficiaries, while Puerto Rico receives $2105 million annually and must spend more than $272 billion of its funds to cover about 1.2 million low-income beneficiaries.
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We continue to maintain a list of equities related to infrastructure spending, but as the first direct beneficiaries of transport infrastructure spending have seen equity values price in heady expectations for future earnings growth, we turn our attention to housing and energy infrastructure as the next beneficiaries.
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While Part A is free for most beneficiaries, it comes with a $1003,2100 deductible per benefit period.
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Matt Carpenter and Adam Wainwright started the Scare Games, and we, my friends, are the real beneficiaries.
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Emerging currencies were among the main beneficiaries of dollar weakness, with an MSCI index up 0.6 percent .
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"CMS cannot impose penalties, other than termination, to hold hospices accountable for harming beneficiaries," the report said.
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It&aposs not just the growing number of beneficiaries with the baby boom generation moving into retirement.
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All current beneficiaries, including those who receive online notices, should expect to receive paper notices by mail.
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Other beneficiaries of the higher oil prices are Suncor Energy, Husky Energy and Canadian Natural Resources Ltd.
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It's not known what happens to beneficiaries' spending after they sign up for a Medicare Advantage plan.
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Now necessarily -- it&aposs not necessarily bad if plans are tailored to what these beneficiaries might want.
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Would-be beneficiaries would apply for the basic minimum income using an application process on the Altrui.
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Right now, DACA beneficiaries, often known as DREAMers, enrich this country with their talents, culture, and determination.
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Per-person spending on disabled people, elderly people, parents, and other categories of beneficiaries will be capped.
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The BCRA includes separate caps for different groups of beneficiaries — the elderly, disabled, non-elderly adults, etc.
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Yet other wealthy beneficiaries of Trump's tax cut and deregulation policies keep financing Republican culture war messages.
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France, said a Commission source, would be among one of the greatest beneficiaries if these were cut.
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The three lives in the book's subtitle were variously catalysts, beneficiaries and exemplars of these watershed changes.
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"Women are the major beneficiaries of getting rid of the hypocritical old notions about sex," Hefner responded.
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While Part A is free for most beneficiaries, it comes with a $210,21 deductible per benefit period.
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When the program began, I started a national research project to study the effects on its beneficiaries.
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Shares in health-care firms and coal producers are also seen as beneficiaries of a Trump victory.
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Carmakers are also the biggest beneficiaries of the pivot to the consumer and services sector in China.
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Trade benefits businesses of all sizes, but small- and medium-sized businesses (SMEs) are the biggest beneficiaries.
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The beneficiaries included a firm that is developing technology to grow crops indoors and a robotics company.
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The beneficiaries from such barriers to entry are incumbent workers, whose wages rise when competition is chilled.
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HHS Secretary Alex Azar predicted that the models will enroll 25% of traditional Medicare beneficiaries and providers.
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Roughly 265,23 Medicare beneficiaries paid late enrollment penalties in 22, according to the Congressional Research Service (CRS).
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Thirty-one percent of Medicare's 57 million beneficiaries were enrolled in a Medicare Advantage plan this year.
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About 20% of Medicare beneficiaries who received dental services spent more than $1,000 in 2016, Kaiser found.
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There, under a Medicaid waiver program, assessors interviewed beneficiaries and decided how frequently the caretaker should visit.
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Roughly 265,265 Medicare beneficiaries paid late enrollment penalties in 264, according to the Congressional Research Service (CRS).
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Then there's the fact that beneficiaries were still doing better after nine years in terms of assets.
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Like Padilla, Yeni Gonzalez and Rosayra Pablo-Cruz were also beneficiaries of that order, their attorney believes.
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Medicare, as he knows, is the third rail of US politics and older Americans, its beneficiaries, vote.
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The singer, who died New Year's Eve, listed several beneficiaries in her will, including son Robert Yancy.
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Medicare would be voucherized — either with or without the option for beneficiaries to keep the traditional program.
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Carmakers, who are the alleged beneficiaries of the proposal, are lukewarm or outrightly opposed to the idea.
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The Trump administration has signed off on the first-ever set of work requirements for Medicaid beneficiaries.
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Compare that to Britain, where beneficiaries pay 40 percent tax over a threshold of 325,000 pounds ($425,000).
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Instead, the reforms would increase administrative costs by requiring beneficiaries to file more paperwork to maintain eligibility.
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Lula was "one of the principal beneficiaries of the crimes" committed at the oil company, prosecutors allege.
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Beneficiaries receive discounted copays for purchasing prescription drugs from designated in-network retail or mail order pharmacies.
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In 22, the average Social Security benefit was $24,203 and medium income for Medicare beneficiaries was $220,240.
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This year, they are paying $212 per month, while protected beneficiaries are paying an average of $210.
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Social Security should be fair to all beneficiaries without the ability for anyone to "game" the system.
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They did so to ensure pharmacies could meet their financial obligations and continue to serve Medicare beneficiaries.
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Social programs are often not fully appreciated by their beneficiaries until someone proposes getting rid of them.
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Why it matters: Customers are usually the beneficiaries when deep-pocketed foreign firms enter the U.S. market.
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Under such a system, the thinking goes, beneficiaries would have more incentive to control their medical cost.
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Democrats say that beneficiaries would face slashed benefits under either proposal, while states would face more costs.
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Lula was "one of the principal beneficiaries of the crimes" committed at the oil company, prosecutors claim.
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MetLife has ramped up its efforts to locate the retirees and their beneficiaries, the company has said.
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Those of us living today stand a good chance of someday being the beneficiaries of such advances.
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With or without Baghdadi, Turkey and ISIS remain the prime beneficiaries of the president's chaotic U.S. withdrawal.
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The need of the hour is beneficiaries of the broken tax system to maintain advocacy for reform.
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Current Social Security and Medicare beneficiaries could be exempt from the changes, as could those nearing retirement.
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Eastern Europeans want the union to survive because they are among the major beneficiaries of European integration.
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One of NAFTA's best kept secrets is that small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are primary beneficiaries.
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Then beneficiaries of those tax cuts squawk at any suggestion that they will expire or be repealed.
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East Germans had little to do with this economic miracle, yet they are also the lucky beneficiaries.
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Golub said financials should also benefit from deregulation, and were big beneficiaries of the tax law changes.
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Republicans favor these types of accounts, which they argue give beneficiaries more control, but also more responsibility.
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The law started a great telecommunications revolution, and a number of new companies are its direct beneficiaries.
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The vignette began with Trump talking about women being the main beneficiaries of the nation's strong economy.
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New Hampshire beneficiaries subject to the new requirements must work 100 hours a month beginning in January.
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In fact, beneficiaries of Medicare Advantage get better, more comprehensive care than their recipients of traditional Medicare.
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But remarkably, the system does not seem to have eased much of the friction for its beneficiaries.
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Disabled workers comprised 14 percent of beneficiaries at the end of 2017, while 7 percent were children.
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Because the Patriot Act applies to all, most charities and their beneficiaries also are facing the brunt.
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Beneficiaries save on capital gains taxes if they were to sell the asset immediately after inheriting it.
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The people who are being billed improperly are "qualified Medicare beneficiaries" who are also enrolled in Medicaid.
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In addition, numerous studies report that the primary beneficiaries of beach stabilization projects are oceanfront property owners.
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A wide variety of CRT accessories allows these mobility devices to meet the individual needs of beneficiaries.
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They quickly found new homes, beneficiaries of the most efficient relocation campaign the world had ever seen.
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Third, the bill drops an Obamacare provision that subsidizes out-of-pocket costs for lower-income beneficiaries.
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As the May FEC report makes clear, the main beneficiaries of Trump's campaign are his own businesses.
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He is currently CEO of Alliance for Better Health, a company focused on keeping Medicaid beneficiaries healthy.
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This boosts the case for buying Italian, Spanish and Portuguese debt, seen as beneficiaries of ECB largesse.
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The euro zone's third-largest economy is seen as one of the biggest beneficiaries of ECB largesse.
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It is an increasingly popular program among its beneficiaries: Almost 90 percent are satisfied with their coverage.
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Ghaul isn't the only one suggesting that the Guardians are self-congratulatory beneficiaries in a rigged game.
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He and my mom were separated, so my sister and I became the beneficiaries of his estate.
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Yet because of the many beneficiaries of renewable energy subsidies, few are willing to advocate their elimination.
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In fact, many of their own ancestors were undocumented immigrants, beneficiaries of an era of open borders.
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A proposal to extend protections for beneficiaries of the Obama-era Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.
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The Medicare program currently covers nearly 59 million beneficiaries, most of them age 65 and older. Sen.
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Even if it seemed unlikely that any of the beneficiaries would ever see a pair of Neuticles.
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The extra income would apply to all Social Security, Veterans and Supplemental Security Income, or SSI, beneficiaries.
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Half of Medicare beneficiaries have some periodontal disease, or infection of structures around teeth, including the gums.
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His mother, Diane, recommended one of the charity's first beneficiaries to Morland and his partner, Gill Watkins.
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The administration already allows states to impose work requirements on Medicaid beneficiaries to shave the program's costs.
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Studies have found that the program's beneficiaries are less likely to report not having enough to eat.
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And which companies will be the lucky beneficiaries of a Trump administration waiver on paying the tariffs?
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Alternate global suppliers of goods ranging from televisions to vaccines could be unexpected beneficiaries of Trump's policies.
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The telehealth provision in the coronavirus funding bill may help some Medicare beneficiaries access beneficial virtual care.
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The telehealth provision in the coronavirus funding bill may help some Medicare beneficiaries access beneficial virtual care.
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"Beyond real estate, we're seeing spikes in medical authorizations, people updating financial accounts and beneficiaries," Kinsel said.
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A decade ago, when Medicare beneficiaries were discharged from hospitals, one in five returned within a month.
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But Congress is setting up the I.R.S. to fail, and the wealthiest Americans are the biggest beneficiaries.
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The AHCA includes separate caps for different groups of beneficiaries — the elderly, disabled, non-elderly adults, etc.
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Class privilege is like white privilege, in that its beneficiaries receive advantages that are, in fact, unearned.
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"You need trusts to protect the assets from creditors but also from the beneficiaries themselves," he said.
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The ratio of workers to beneficiaries fell to 3.3 in 2005 and then to 2.8 in 2016.
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This, they say, would immediately reduce out-of-pocket costs for Medicare beneficiaries at the pharmacy counter.
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Educated liberals are inclined to disavow hierarchy, and yet they appear to be the beneficiaries of one.
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On Thursday, the main beneficiaries had been weaker-rated Southern European bonds, led by Italy and Greece.
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The likely beneficiaries are the Houthis, Exhibit A in the Trump Administration's case against Iran's regional expansionism.
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The chief beneficiaries of easy money have been those on Wall Street with access to cheap loans.
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Last week the government said that Medicare and Medicaid beneficiaries would have their testing and treatment covered.
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The government, they say, should directly negotiate with drug manufacturers to obtain lower prices for Medicare beneficiaries.
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This service was provided to 46 percent of Medicare beneficiaries and 26 percent of privately insured patients.
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This strategy, though, is only available to IRA owners and beneficiaries who are age 518½ or older.
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Other beneficiaries stick with basic Medicare and pair it with a standalone Part D prescription drug plan.
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Trump's attorney general, Jeff Sessions, called DACA dead and ripped beneficiaries of the program as job stealers.
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Some of them, especially Vanguard and State Street, have been beneficiaries of the shift to index funds.
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"They're much noisier, but as a byproduct, we will also be the beneficiaries of a better environment."
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They say it's up to Congress to decide whether to extend permanent relief to the program's beneficiaries.
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It would seem that lower-income Americans are among the greatest beneficiaries of the A.C.A.'s reforms.
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Roughly one in three beneficiaries in Medicare's prescription drug program received a prescription for opioids in 85033.
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Conservatives often point to poor blacks and Latinos as the primary beneficiaries of federal health insurance programs.
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Unlike traditional bank or securities accounts, most wallet services that hold cryptocurrencies don't have you name beneficiaries.
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The rule would apply to beneficiaries of the Servicemembers' Group Life Insurance and Veterans' Group Life Insurance.
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The commission's probe instead raises questions about who the beneficiaries of a sports-rights cartel would be.
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Much of that cut comes from reducing payments to providers, which would not directly affect beneficiaries' costs.
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And while the beneficiaries were supposedly the farm's owners, they were never informed of the project's developments.
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But the Koch brothers — big boosters of the cut and among its biggest beneficiaries — haven't given up.
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Several states are trying to set up work or other "community engagement" requirements for some Medicaid beneficiaries.
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And Medicare requires beneficiaries to pay substantial sums out of pocket for hospital admissions and other care.
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If that is the case, beneficiaries will receive only 80 cents for every dollar owed to them.
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The program helps lower-income, older and disabled people, with positive results for beneficiaries and the economy.
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During oral arguments in November, Roberts minimized the consequences facing DACA beneficiaries should the program be terminated.
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Associating all Medicaid beneficiaries with a scorned social group, drug users, poses a danger to everyone's health.
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Most importantly for these reforms to succeed, Medicare needs to take further steps to engage its beneficiaries.
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But uncertainty over the program's future has created a slew of other issues for the program's beneficiaries.
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This strategy, though, is only available to IRA owners and beneficiaries who are age 22018½ or older.
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Among the beneficiaries are Rupert Murdoch and his sons James and Lachlan, who jointly run the company.
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The beneficiaries had shown a certain reckless courage in immigrating here, and a high degree of presumption.
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Nearly eight in 10 adult beneficiaries who aren't disabled live in working families; most are working themselves.
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In 2014 alone, Medicare spent $17.7 billion on skilled home health care services for 3.4 million beneficiaries.
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The agency last week took over two underfunded pension plans covering 90,000 Sears retirees and other beneficiaries.
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An estimated 800,000 beneficiaries of the DACA program are living, studying and working in the United States.
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The SSA does sometimes call beneficiaries for customer service purposes, but representatives never ask for personal information.
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The real beneficiaries of the repeal include deep-pocketed developers, the fossil fuel industry, and mining companies.
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In fact, foundations controlled by Khamenei have been among the main beneficiaries of the JCPOA within Iran.
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The American Cancer Society, Stephen Siller Tunnel to Towers Foundation, and Global Autism Project were direct beneficiaries.
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Implementing a $2,000 cap on out-of-pocket costs for beneficiaries in Medicare Part D drug plans.
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Tech stocks, seen as big beneficiaries of repatriation, led the rally, with the Nasdaq up 1.4 percent.
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People draw benefits according to their need, so beneficiaries earning lower incomes draw more aid from SNAP.
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"They need a path toward citizenship," Sanders said, referring to the beneficiaries of DACA, known as Dreamers.
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Trump's order directed his government to expand Medicare Advantage beneficiaries' access to tax-advantaged medical savings accounts.
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In addition, life insurance and annuity contracts provided $180 billion in benefits to policyholders, beneficiaries and annuitants.
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We can no longer continue to allow foreign countries to be the beneficiaries of our own inaction.
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This isn't the first time the Trump administration has pushed to let beneficiaries contribute to such accounts.
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The major beneficiaries of this bill are large corporations, the real estate industry and the wealthiest Americans.
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The number of Medicare beneficiaries, 1543 million today, is expected to top 75 million within a decade.
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Thus, "Closer" became the rare collaboration where both parties were equal opportunity beneficiaries of each other's strengths.
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Moreover delivering a permanent solution for #TPS beneficiaries should be a major component of any #immigration deal.
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One of the main beneficiaries of such a change would be Fitzgerald Glider Kits of Byrdstown, Tenn.
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"Some Medicare beneficiaries may find it harder to access particular drugs without bureaucratic hassle, but other beneficiaries who do not take drugs in these classes may not see a change," said Rachel Sachs, associate law professor at Washington University in St. Louis who specializes in health policy law.
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The rule also prohibits religious groups from forcing beneficiaries or prospective beneficiaries to attend or participate in any explicitly religious activities that are offered by the organization, and requires them to separate the times or location of privately funded religious activities from activities supported directly by federal financial assistance.
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Mr. Bevin has pointed out that Medicaid beneficiaries in Kentucky applied that way before Kynect opened in 2013.
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The roughly 800,000 "DREAMers" who are registered beneficiaries of DACA were brought to this country as young children.
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Than said he's currently in contact with government organizations and civic groups in Myanmar to identify potential beneficiaries.
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The good news is that your beneficiaries would receive the death benefit payout free of federal income taxes.
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The G-7 will mostly be missed by airlines, five-star hotels and other beneficiaries of diplo-tourism.
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"By properly choosing your beneficiaries, your owner and your owners correctly, you can easily avoid it," Friedman said.
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The AHCA also includes separate caps for different groups of beneficiaries — the elderly, disabled, non-elderly adults, etc.
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Solar manufacturer and developer First Solar supported the tariffs, and is likely to be among the biggest beneficiaries.
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But it's in the private markets where we see the highest number of potential beneficiaries of Facebook's problems.
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Over the next two years, the project will expand to eight new villages, adding over 500 new beneficiaries.
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Moreover, it would allow Congress time to act and to factor the fate of TPS beneficiaries into legislation.
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Their assets were redistributed among Mr Putin's associates, many of whom would also become beneficiaries of Chinese investments.
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The next wave of athleisure has hit the U.S., and Adidas has been one of the biggest beneficiaries.
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That's because if your beneficiaries aren't people, then your IRA may not have a designated beneficiary at all.
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Check your bank, brokerage, insurance and retirement plan accounts to make sure your beneficiaries are up to date.
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About 13.6 million Medicare beneficiaries were using Medigap policies to reduce their out-of-pocket outlays in 2017.
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Rural areas and infrastructure could be the primary beneficiaries of government funds, according to a Goldman Sachs report.
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It may be better to have an asset pass to a trust that could distribute income to beneficiaries.
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The rest lacked information that in some cases made it impossible to identify the beneficiaries of the funds.
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They worry that racial preferences stigmatise beneficiaries, breed resentment, and encourage everyone— including whites—to identify by race.
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Currently, beneficiaries who receive care at military hospitals or clinics have no co-payments for services or prescriptions.
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It's our time to give something back to this country because we've been the beneficiaries of this country.
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Roughly 3.6 million Medicare beneficiaries reached that level of spending in 2017, according to the Kaiser Family Foundation.
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For example, nearly half of states limit the number of prescriptions Medicaid beneficiaries may fill at one time.
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"Our great Patriot Farmers will be one of the biggest beneficiaries of what is happening now," Trump tweeted.
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There are more than 250,000 Salvadoran TPS beneficiaries, according to government statistics cited by the Congressional Research Service.
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Those effects were profound: Under DACA, beneficiaries saw increased educational attainment, higher social mobility, and better mental health.
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