Ebates benefits by being able to track where you shop.
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Google also benefits by making its other ads more trustworthy.
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It is now about securing the most benefits by taking action.
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Facebook, of course, benefits by having access to important biometric data.
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Higher Taxes Lower benefits by themselves do not solve the problem.
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Privacy benefits, by definition, consist of reducing harms from privacy violations.
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Handy saves on overtime and benefits by categorizing workers as contractors.
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Lawmakers also want to extend benefits by up to 13 weeks.
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The government could revolutionize employee benefits by making them more portable.
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Take advantage of your employee health benefits by getting routine health screenings.
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The GOP legislation sought to cut Social Security benefits by 33 percent.
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It would cut Medicaid benefits by $880 billion between now and 2026.
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Las Vegas has been promised many benefits by having a new NFL team.
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Married couples have significant opportunities to maximize household benefits by coordinating their claims.
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Generally, you can maximize your Social Security benefits by working until age 70.
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If the costs of decarbonization exceed the possible benefits by multiples, humanity loses.
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Drones could also have environmental benefits, by reducing reliance on pollution-belching vehicles.
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John Larson, would expand benefits by 2% for most workers — more for low earners.
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Most millennials expect to see no Social Security benefits by the time they retire.
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Occidental won't receive the credit directly but benefits by having more CO2 to use.
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Neubauer estimated her son would run out of benefits by time he turned 16.
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A higher retirement age effectively cuts benefits by raising the bar for receiving full benefits.
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The United States, by contrast, has forgone such benefits by upholding a zero yield standard.
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The only solvency plan they've introduced in recent years would cut benefits by 2628 percent.
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It would also bring real benefits by reducing costs and returning greater value to consumers.
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On the reverse side, KKday benefits by boosting its inventory with H.I.S.'s decades-old business.
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People would be able to supplement their health-care benefits by purchasing additional coverage, he said.
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The VFW and American Legion angrily accused me of "cutting veterans' benefits" by "privatizing" their care.
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Most workers don't maximize their Social Security retirement benefits by waiting to claim at age 70.
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"We've said many times that essential health benefits by themselves would not be enough," added Rep.
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All of those factors would point to immigrants seeking out better health care benefits by relocating.
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The fiscal relief bill expands jobless benefits by an additional $600 a week for four months.
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Most significantly, it would immediately boost benefits by $200 a month for every Social Security recipient.
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Riyadh will also increase student benefits by 303 percent for the next fiscal year, the king announced.
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There are a number of possible environmental benefits or sustainability benefits by working directly with biological organisms.
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The practitioners also benefits by gaining insights on new trends, technology, and generational intricacies in political culture.
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It could also cut Social Security benefits by about $2,800 a year for the same income bracket.
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It would, however, provide real benefits by sustaining government services and ending the politics of budget brinkmanship.
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On Social Security: The Social Security retirement program will be unable to pay full benefits by 2035.
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The President has said that we can pay for expanded benefits by increasing taxes on the wealthy.
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It's also smart to command union benefits by joining the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists.
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For one week of paid parental leave people would delay their Social Security benefits by one week.
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She would increase Social Security benefits by $200 a month and invest heavily in clean energy technology.
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Yet the EPA nevertheless asserts the CPP will provide $20 billion in annual worldwide climate benefits by 2030.
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In March, the reluctant buyer slashed its estimate of the merger's financial benefits by more than 90 percent.
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The president's 6900 budget slashes Social Security Disability (SSDI) benefits by a staggering $2628 billion over ten years.
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Even if you don't take the top prize, you still reap phenomenal benefits by competing in Startup Battlefield.
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And if you wait until age 70, you can boost your benefits by up to 8% per year.
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Why come to the U.S. legally if you can acquire many of the same benefits by coming illegally?
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NN's strong capitalisation makes it well placed to realise further capital benefits by expanding its Dutch market position.
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And I think 2019, I think we're going to see some very large benefits by providing the risk technology.
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Ensuring that projects deliver more local benefits — by hiring more local workers, for example — means hiring fewer Chinese workers.
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UPMC also benefits by issuing tax-exempt debt and not having to pay property taxes on the new buildings.
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The research team uncovered Grana Padano's health benefits by administering two separate cheese dosages to 30 adults with hypertension.
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Such a wait would reduce a person's lifetime Social Security benefits by 3 percent, according to the group's estimate.
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A second option is to cut benefits by reducing cost-of-living adjustments or through other benefit formula changes.
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Basically, every dollar spent on mitigation generates many more dollars in benefits by preventing more serious damage from occurring.
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She purchased prints commissioned for fund-raising benefits by artists she exhibited there, including Jim Hodges and Nan Goldin.
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If you delay claiming Social Security until age 70, you will increase benefits by about 8 percent a year.
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The most reliable support for dental benefits by age group may come from voters over age 65 (74 percent).
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The idea of boosting Social Security benefits by $200 per month was also included in Warren's presidential campaign platform.
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They illustrated an example that sometimes friends get certain benefits by being friends, like maybe you're more forgiving of them.
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The reality is that oil, natural gas and coal provide all of us huge benefits by fueling our global economy.
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In conservative parlance, "entitlement reform" is code for cutting Americans' Social Security and Medicare benefits by direct or indirect means.
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Each year you delay from your full retirement age until you turn 70 will boost your benefits by 83 percent.
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The board is proposing slashing those benefits by 10 percent on average, though individual cuts would vary based on income.
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States could dramatically scale back benefits by doubling down on policies that limit medications or cut reimbursements to health plans.
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Forty-four million Americans paid for their Medicare benefits by contributing for 6900 years or more into the Medicare Trust.
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Roberts said that 21,000 people could lose their health benefits by the end of the year if Congress doesn't act.
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OPEC-member Iran, however, has warned it would not accept other producers reaping the benefits by taking its market share.
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As OEMs continue to offer warranties on their products, AutoNation benefits by providing additional services during the factory warranty period.
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Each year you delay from your full retirement age until you turn 70 will boost your benefits by 8 percent.
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Ben & Jerry's will effectively finance the benefits by paying an undisclosed premium on the milk it buys, based on volume.
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The CR also includes funding for former miners' health care and benefits by continuing funding for the Miners Protection Act.
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In 2009, following the Great Recession, a federal stimulus package increased unemployment benefits by just $25 per week, Vroman explains.
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Social Security's actuary estimates that the CPI-E would increase retiree benefits by two-tenths of a percentage point annually.
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Even with the health benefits, by week four I wanted nothing to do with a burger no matter the source.
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A recent report found that a global shift toward sustainability would yield a staggering $26 trillion in economic benefits by 2030.
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The PPF is a life-boat for failing schemes that would cut benefits by 10 percent for employees below retirement age.
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As well as creating social benefits by pricing in harm, they raise revenues that can be used to lower taxes elsewhere.
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Put another way, it means that waiting until from age 2000 to age 2170 could increase your benefits by 2000 percent.
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The cost of prehistoric rape exceeds the reproductive benefits by more than a factor of 10, Hill told Newsday in 2009.
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Those with a bachelor's degree make about the same salary, but receive 46% higher benefits by working for the federal government.
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The firm determined that the plan will have "meaningful macroeconomic benefits" by adding to the U.S.'s GDP and creating jobs.
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Dr. Kaeberlein said he had since achieved similar benefits by giving 20-month-old mice the drug for only three months.
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The Marlins will increase "member" benefits by offering discounts on food and drink, and fans can accumulate points to earn rewards.
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Encouraging physical activity can provide myriad health benefits by helping people control their weight, blood pressure and cholesterol and even smoking.
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Increasing other means-tested benefits by 10% would cost a further 3 billion, taking the total cost to 22 billion pounds.
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Increasing other means-tested benefits by 10% would cost a further 3 billion, taking the total cost to 22 billion pounds.
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The Treasury Department last week rejected Central States's rescue plan, which called for cutting benefits by an average of 34 percent.
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Warren's plan, meanwhile, calls for raising benefits by $200 per month, or $2,400 per year, for all current and future beneficiaries.
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They still matter even if you're not consciously focusing on them, but you gain more of the benefits by watching them.
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Several of Modi's federal ministers also took to Twitter to defend the note ban, highlighting its benefits by using the hashtag #DemonetisationSuccess.
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While COLAs have boosted retirement benefits by 50% over those years, the goods and services retirees typically buy went up by 100%.
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It has, for instance, softened the introduction of universal credit, which replaces six existing benefits, by allowing more flexibility in its delivery.
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No. You can reap the same benefits by simply keeping a crystal in your pocket, or even clipping it to your bra.
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Orban is reaping benefits by out-socializing the socialists, said Dorottya Zsikra, a professor of sociology at the Hungarian Academy of Sciences.
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Not only are there size benefits by bringing the processor directly into the sensor, there are new abilities in the sensor itself.
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They argued that in the next year the country should increase nominal wages and other benefits by 216% to 10% "by fiat".
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EPA eviscerates the regulation's direct benefits by focusing only on a small subset of mercury reduction benefits associated with subsistence fishing communities.
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The differing benefits by race reflect longstanding patterns of economic inequality and the structure of the law President Trump signed last year.
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These boards have the power to restore a veteran's eligibility for health care and education benefits by upgrading their discharges to honorable.
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Affirmative action and government contracting programs have similarly struggled to meet or skirt the court's strict scrutiny for applying benefits by race.
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The budget will also cut spending on federal disability insurance benefits by $70 billion and on student loan forgiveness by $170 billion.
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"You're getting the combination of benefits by consuming these foods because they do offer more than one heart-healthy nutrient," Drayer said.
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London is so multicultural and we are reaping the benefits by having one of the most diverse food cultures in the world.
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Coal miners have earned their health and retirement benefits by risking their lungs, limbs and lives on a daily basis for our nation.
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When the 2014 Farm Bill cut SNAP benefits by billions of dollars, 53,000 New York residents could have lost their food-stamp benefits.
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It could offer to sell viewer data to content providers, and it could reap all sorts of benefits by using the info itself.
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The regulation also would consider only the use of certain benefits by the individual applicant, and not their dependents, including U.S. citizen children.
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What they did: The paper uses data on projected long-term harm and benefits by region from the Climate Impact Lab research consortium.
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"Our finding, together with other previous findings, suggests that patients with asthma might have benefits by following a multiple-interventional program," Li said.
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They would then postpone collection of their Social Security retirement benefits by two months for every one month of parental leave they take.
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The third pillar, government programs, is under acute stress and risks not being able to fund benefits by 2035, according to the report.
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Then they want to cut their benefits by tying the subsidy to a 58 percent actuarial plan — effectively a high deductible Bronze plan.
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The N.F.L. wants to end that "double dipping" and reduce the players' N.F.L. benefits by offsetting the amount they receive from Social Security.
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Drawing attention to the use of those benefits by immigrants could be especially persuasive in turning out Mr. Trump's supporters across the country.
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Why it matters: Even as the Democrats take Trump to court over ignored subpoenas, he benefits by letting it all bleed out slowly.
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Currently, the Social Security Administration's actuaries predict that the program's trust fund will not have enough money to pay full benefits by 2035.
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The hospital, affiliated with the Roman Catholic Church, wanted to cut pension benefits by 40% across the board, according to a court filing.
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My state has a Medicaid "buy-in" program that allows people to earn an income and still receive benefits by paying a premium.
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"It will also produce public safety benefits by reducing risks of accidents and disaster, aiding emergency response, and synchronizing power grids and critical infrastructure."
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In July 2016, Schultz went even further in enhancing employee benefits by raising wages by at least 5% for more than 150,000 US employees.
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But cutting them benefits, by definition, only the wealthy, which Donald Trump and his legislative allies have promised their tax plan would not do.
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It's another case where automation could pretty indisputably yield significant social benefits—by all counts, Amazon warehouse work is grueling, unpleasant, even dangerous toil.
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Dish doesn't receive any compensation for sending its customers to the HBO Now service, though the company obviously benefits by keeping its customers happy.
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The study may have underestimated the number of kids who could lose benefits by only focusing on children with one noncitizen parent, researchers note.
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The report predicts that Social Security will provide a modest cost-of-living adjustment, increasing benefits by two-tenths of 1 percent next year.
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You can reap similar benefits by getting involved with groups in your organization, like those who help plan events or keep the office stocked.
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Money-saving measures could include reducing benefits for high earners and trimming the number of years that workers collect benefits by raising eligibility ages.
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Pilot a program to pay EITC benefits by direct deposit, to ensure that the benefits are easily accessible for recipients to save or spend.
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"And, if you can't make time to exercise during the week, you can get at least some of the benefits by being a weekend warrior."
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Brewster, a Revolutionary War solider dicked out of his promised benefits by a well-intentioned but ill-provisioned system, could probably empathize with all this.
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Today, T-Mobile announced it's expanding it's Unlimited plan benefits by adding 70 more countries where customers get unlimited data (albeit slow 70G data speeds).
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Whether the deal can survive without the U.S. depends on whether Tehran continues to receive sufficient economic benefits by way of business with the Europeans.
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Robust data showing that limiting global warming to the Paris targets of 1.5°C or 2°C would have significant, tangible benefits by reducing damage.
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We're told Tekashi's riding high after a successful international tour, and wants to reap the benefits by making life better for himself and his family.
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Media literacy is also of increasing importance to a platform that is now bogged down with accusations that its business benefits by fencing fake news.
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You've likely heard that you can reap great tax benefits by putting money in health savings and flexible spending accounts to cover health-related expenses.
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The Social Security retirement program will be unable to pay full benefits by 2035, according to a new report issued Monday by the Trump administration.
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If you're starting your own business, you may need to work longer hours and make up for lost benefits by paying more out of pocket.
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Instead, when all of the proposals' consequences — direct and indirect — are taken into account, its costs outweigh its benefits by tens of billions of dollars.
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While in 2016, 4.4 percent of the working-age population got disability benefits, by 43 the CBO expects the share to rise to … 4.7 percent.
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Three New York Uber drivers were recently granted employee benefits by a judge, a ruling that could extend to "others similarly situated," according to Law360.
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The group is made up largely of real estate investment trusts, which enjoy certain tax benefits by paying out much of their income as dividends.
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About 11 percent of covered workers have a deductible of at least $3,000, according to a survey of employer benefits by the Kaiser Family Foundation.
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Four of the Democrats support increasing Social Security benefits for caregivers, recognizing that caregiving duties can depress benefits by cutting into working hours and wages.
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For programs already underway, Huerta expects to achieve $13 billion in benefits by 2020, at which time the benefits will exceed the projected investment in NextGen.
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Hauge said besides producing food, the complex, which will include a laboratory and research facilities, would produce side benefits by greening arid areas and creating jobs.
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Truell told Reuters he could preserve members' benefits by plugging the pension fund's deficit through investment in high-yielding infrastructure projects instead of index-linked gilts.
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The WEP arbitrarily reduces benefits by using a special formula for public servants who spent years working in Social Security-covered jobs and non-covered jobs.
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Qualified veterans can secure GI benefits by while completing the program putting them in the position to earn tax free money in addition to their paycheck.
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Meanwhile, Walmart benefits by being able to offer customers another means of booking home assembly and installation help, in addition to its existing partnership with Porch.
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Benefits can be claimed as early as age 62, but waiting just a few years can boost annual benefits by a whopping 25 percent - or more.
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There is legislation in Congress to expand benefits by making millionaires pay their fair share into Social Security, which we and our allies in Congress advocate.
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It makes sense that lawmakers expanded eligibility for unemployment insurance to anyone impacted by the virus, as does their increasing of benefits by $600 per week.
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Employees then pay for their fringe benefits by taking home lower wages — and a flat, across-the-board cut in wages burdens low-wage workers disproportionately.
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The country is expected to reap some economic and public relations benefits by hosting the diplomatic event, and it is openly embracing its role as host.
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All workers can access the information contained in the statements — including earnings, contributions and estimated future benefits — by creating an online account at the MySocialSecurity website.
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The bill eviscerates existing housing tax benefits by drastically reducing the number of home owners who can take advantage of mortgage interest and property tax incentives.
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You can also reap these benefits by splitting a family phone plan with friends but be aware that may come with its own set of complications.
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The measure cuts federal food stamps benefits by some $9 billion over the next decade, and includes provisions strengthening work requirements for those who get the benefit.
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Three months later, the Treasury Department heeded the institute's request and clarified that investors could receive the opportunity zone tax benefits by simply leasing properties to themselves.
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As it stands, Social Security will only be able fund about 103% of promised benefits by 2035, provided Congress does not intervene, it was announced on Monday.
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"If optimal conditions are met, a new high-speed rail line can produce almost immediate net CO2 benefits by reducing air and car journeys," the report notes.
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"I think that from a consumer benefits perspective, that consumers receive lots of benefits by the fact that the companies are owned by one company," he said.
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The e-commerce giant's revenues have slowed a bit, contributing to moderate fluctuations in after-hours trading, but the company greatly benefits by ever-increasing profit margins.
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Paul meets his political obligation to protect those benefits by issuing demands that allow him to tout his ideological purity while keeping his hands clean of Trumpcare.
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New York (CNN)In 16 years, Social Security will have to cut benefits by 21% if lawmakers do nothing to cure the program's long-term funding shortfall.
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Sanders is likely to rework the benefits by basing them on the Affordable Care Act's "essential health benefits," to make them more appropriate for all age groups.
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The venture firm benefits by building a cadre of co-investors or alternative backers for deals it vets, and through added visibility into the next top fundraises.
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Earning educational benefits by serving -- as young people currently can do in the military, the Peace Corps, and AmeriCorps -- ought to be an option for every American.
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The rule, announced in December, would require more food stamp recipients to work in order to receive benefits by limiting states' ability to waive existing work mandates.
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AB-5 would help to ensure gig economy workers are entitled to minimum wage, workers' compensation and other benefits by requiring employers to apply the ABC test.
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But they can still get the same benefits by taking a long walk on one day, or making a trip to a recreational area on a weekend.
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Denied benefits by the V.A., many veterans went after KBR directly, filing some 63 lawsuits, including 16 class-action suits, claiming negligence and other causes of action.
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And that could mean reducing benefits by raising the retirement age or using so-called means testing, which would reduce benefits for higher-income individuals, Altman said.
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AB-5 will help to ensure gig economy workers are entitled to minimum wage, workers' compensation and other benefits by requiring employers to apply the ABC test.
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To the dismay of union dissidents, Mr. Hill accommodated a Giuliani administration program that let welfare recipients earn their benefits by doing the work of city employees.
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Coming after all this (as well as Gregory Dolbashian's slinky and insubstantial "Welcome Stranger"), a handsomely anodyne piece like Annabelle Lopez Ochoa's "Islands of Memories" benefits by contrast.
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Though of course from a business PoV Apple benefits by being able to charge Google a large sum of money to remain in the plum search default spot.
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But in the real world, the programs in question are structured to mostly ensure that $1 in extra earnings does not reduce your benefits by a full dollar.
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It makes a higher retirement age sound painless - when it actually would cut everyone's benefits by moving back the goal posts on when you can claim full benefits.
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In budget negotiations in 28 and 22000, Mr. Obama seriously considered proposals to curtail future Social Security benefits by changing the way cost-of-living increases were calculated.
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The changes would increase benefits by $267 a month to the median recipient who files at full retirement age — an increase of 225 percent on a $212.4,2118 benefit.
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The Protecting Young Victims from Sexual Abuse Act of 2017 will attempt to preserve those benefits by addressing the risk of child sexual abuse inherent in youth sport.
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Companies are trying desperately to hold on to existing workers, as evidenced by rising wages, and there are historically low filings for jobless benefits by recently fired employees.
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Anyone with an existing subscription to Prime, which costs $99 a year for an annual membership, can get the Twitch benefits by linking their Prime and Twitch accounts.
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But it is also possible that households responded to an increase in benefits by spending more, which still doesn't tell us much about the adequacy of SNAP benefits.
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Beyond retraining, Mr. Ford has asked Mr. Trudeau to extend federal jobless benefits by five weeks: a measure likely welcomed by workers, but well short of a solution.
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Every interest, every circumstance and point of identification, it seems, benefits by gathering under this feel-good umbrella word, which instantly puts a friendly gloss on every activity.
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The rule's finalization follows proposals in Trump's budget to scale back a slew of anti-poverty programs and medical benefits by tightening work requirements and adding other restrictions.
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On Monday, an arbitrator agreed upon by the UAW and the university ruled that Berkeley had intentionally avoided paying its student employees' benefits by hiring part-time workers.
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The agency said that Ghosn concealed more than $90 million of compensation from Nissan investors, as well as taking steps to increase his retirement benefits by $50 million.
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For example, one of his clients had to write a $19,000 check to the agency, but ultimately gained more than $100,000 in lifetime benefits by pursuing another strategy.
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Additionally, Morgan Stanley noted a risk that companies could "compete away" any tax benefits by passing the benefits to consumers, such as by lowering prices, rather than to shareholders.
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He's slowed down processing of legal immigrants, almost doubling average wait times for those applying for green cards, employment visas, citizenship, and other benefits by the end of 2018.
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Workers earn parental leave benefits by paying Social Security payroll taxes and then repay those parental benefits through reduced retirement benefits from Social Security for up to five years.
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This announcement comes after the EPA found that car companies could easily meet stricter standards that would have led to up to $2 million in health benefits by 2025.
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This year's assessment shows that either reducing benefits by about 17 percent or generating revenue equivalent to a 2.76 percentage-point increase in payroll taxes would restore actuarial balance.
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He benefits by knowing that we are not only expecting him to attend college or some form of higher education, but that we are also financially planning for it.
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The Reagan-O'Neill Social Security fix effectively cut benefits by, in part, raising the so-called "full" or "normal" retirement age from 65 to 66 now, and 67 eventually.
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The program could still create benefits by increasing income, or reducing the risk of business failure, so additional research focused on looking for impacts on those metrics is needed.
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He would pay for the benefits by imposing a new tax on inheritances over $2 million and repeal Republicans' 2017 tax cuts within his first 100 days as president.
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Saudia Shuler was indicted for allegedly collecting nearly $37,000 in government benefits by claiming she was disabled yet continuing to work, according to the U.S. attorney for Eastern Pennsylvania.
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In February, Sanders reiterated his proposal to increase Social Security benefits by about $110 a month for low-income seniors and boost cost-of-living adjustments for all recipients.
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The accompanying chart, which is based on an analysis done by the nonpartisan Tax Policy Center, describes the distribution of the benefits by income groups over the next decade.
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It remains to be seen whether Congress will support the request given the proposed cuts to other federal agencies including cutting food stamp benefits by $180 billion over a decade.
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That case centered on a protest of Gulf States Utilities Company for higher wages and benefits by members of Local 2286, a branch of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers.
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Peter DeFazio that would scrap the cap for earnings above $250,000 and tax investment income in order to raise benefits by 5% for average retirees and more for low earners.
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Start looking into the benefits by typing those three words into Google, however, and it's not salad dressing or fading dark spots that pops up as a suggestion: It's hair.
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"Many of the new brand drugs that are contributing to the rapid rise in drug spending can have life-changing health benefits by treating or managing serious conditions," it says.
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Except that private investors rarely reap massive profits — when they do, NIH benefits by getting royalties, in addition to the billions reaped from those groups investing in federal research labs.
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Stevan Lewis, senior vice president of digital transformation at Sun Life told Motherboard that people can sign up for employee benefits by logging into their bank accounts through the app.
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While preparing a show for their "Queer Money" podcast, Schneider, 44, learned that they were giving up access to future Social Security spousal and survivor benefits by not getting married.
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If you really prefer endurance-style exercise, you'll still achieve longer-term health benefits by relying on movement patterns that strengthen and protect the most vulnerable parts of your body.
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The first two rows show the marginal benefits of wind and solar by region; the bottom two rows show the total benefits by region: A few things jump out here.
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After signing a bill during an election year that raised Social Security benefits by 20 percent, President Nixon rushed to send letters to program recipients alerting them to the increase.
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Catch shares have also brought business benefits, by making fishers individually accountable for their annual catches, giving them the flexibility to trade their allowances, and allowing them to plan better.
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The Reagan administration attempted something similar in the 1980s, stripping up to 200,000 people of their disability benefits by altering the review process which disproportionately impacted people with mental illness.
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Warren would fund the hike in benefits by raising contribution requirements on the nation's wealthiest households by imposing a new Social Security 2628 percent contribution requirement on wages above $28503,22019.
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Meanwhile, Walgreens benefits by bringing popular beauty brands under its roof, potentially attracting new customers to its stores — stores which generally feature "drugstore beauty brands" like CoverGirl, Maybelline, Revlon and others.
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He later agreed to a GOP-backed proposal to reduce benefits by changing how they are calculated as part of efforts to reach a so-called "grand bargain" on the budget.
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The country has cut jobless benefits by one-fifth, and health spending by a tenth, between 23 and 2012 in exchange for bailouts from the European Union and International Monetary Fund.
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The rule says, on page 86, that the receipt of these public benefits by US citizens will not be counted against their immigrant family members who are seeking a green card.
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CTRL-Labs obviously reaps some publicity benefits by using a hot technological buzzword, but by claiming the term, it's also implicitly questioning whether "true" mass-market brain interfaces even make sense.
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Safe went ahead with its plan to expand the strike after employers did not respond to its demands for higher wages and pension benefits by a midnight (2200 GMT) Sunday deadline.
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If Congress truly wants to help young families, it could boost Social Security benefits by creating caregiver credits for adults who spend time out of the workforce caring for loved ones.
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Broken down: If a retailer saves $100 in wages and benefits by laying off an employee in 2017, its after-tax savings is $65 ($100 savings less $35 paid in taxes).
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In 2010, the Affordable Care Act further eliminated inequities in behavioral health care benefits by barring discriminatory coverage in many individual policies that had been exempt from the federal parity laws.
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Just when you thought taking baking soda was the weirdest supplement advice you'd hear, it turns out you may be able to further improve the benefits by combining it with creatine.
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"When Washington politicians discuss the program, it's mostly to debate about whether to cut benefits by a lot or a little bit," Warren wrote in a Medium post outlining her proposal.
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Per-Erik Muskos, a 42-year-old councilman from the northern town of Overtornea, wants to add to those benefits, by offering the municipality's 550 employees the right to subsidized sex.
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For illustration purposes: A person who is expecting $2800 at age 27 could delay their benefits by a year if they have $2400,1.63 in an account (21.6 monthly withdrawals of $22018).
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"He benefits by knowing that we are not only expecting him to attend college or some form of higher education, but that we are also financially planning for it," Soto said.
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The coalition is now preparing to tap its modest reserve fund, of just over $0003,000, that was intended to cover unintended emergencies, like floods or the loss benefits by individual clients.
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In part because it provides extremely generous benefits — by some measures, studios say, better than coverage offered to other Hollywood unions — the writers' health fund has begun to run steep deficits.
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There seems to be bipartisan support to pass Frelinghuysen's CR, which also includes funding for former miners' health care and benefits by continuing funding for the Health Benefits for Miners Act.
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To give you a very rough idea, we could raise the dedicated payroll tax by 1.45 percent (2.9 percent if self-employed) or cut benefits by 17 percent across the board immediately.
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AND COMPARED TO THAT, THE BENEFITS OF HAVING A DIVERSE COMPANY, BOTH IN TERMS OF TAX, WHICH IS ABOUT $1.3 BILLION OF TAX BENEFITS BY HAVING OUR LIFE AND PROPERTY CASUALITY TOGETHER.
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Women living with MST are entitled to health care benefits by the VA, up to and including monthly disability compensation for those whose trauma is so significant that it impairs their functioning.
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Under the governor's Medicaid proposal, in addition to the work benefits, enrollees would have had to obtain dental and vision benefits by completing activities like taking classes or searching for a job.
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Rita Lewis, a widow of a retired Teamster from Ohio, testified that the proposed cuts to the Central States plan could reduce pension benefits by as much as 85033 to 70 percent.
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It would also expand unemployment benefits by boosting the payment amount by $600 per week for up to 4 months and including provisions for self-employed and contract workers, according to Vox.
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During the Great Recession, the federal government temporarily increased benefits by $25 a week so this experience could help many states now, said Andrew Stettner, a senior fellow at The Century Foundation.
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At the same time, the Trump administration is planning to find ways to force immigrant sponsors to pay the government back for any use of public benefits by the immigrants they've sponsored.
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A Democratic aide familiar with the proposal said that it would expand unemployment benefits by $28503 per week for four months, in addition to what states would provide as base salary compensation.
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McGrath's ad was focused on a group of 85033 coal miners who visited D.C. in July to appeal to McConnell to fund their disability benefits by collecting more taxes from coal companies.
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In 6900, many in Congress were seriously considering cutting Social Security benefits by tying the cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) to the Chained CPI (C-CPI-U), a smaller measure of inflation.
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Since 2009 insufficient coverage of unemployment benefits by contributions paid by private sector employers and employees has caused Unedic's net financial debt to rise significantly, to EUR27.8 billion from EUR0003bn in 2008.
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The restriction on child benefits, by way of indexing payments to where a child is based, would appear to be optional and at the discretion of the member state paying the benefit.
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Apple, of course, directly benefits by helping inspire the next generation of coders, as its ecosystem of apps — and the billions of dollars they generate — are built by millions of third-party developers.
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It's possible NASA could get those same benefits by partnering with other countries on an ambitious lunar return, but this move would sacrifice what has become a staple of the US space program.
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" He dismissed suggestions a U.S. withdrawal from some engagements could offer benefits by obliging Europeans to invest more in their cooperation and spend more on their own defense: "That's not a silver lining.
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That is the average cumulative reduction in enrollee benefits by 211 due to reforms passed by Congress in 2200, driven mainly by a gradual increase in full retirement ages from 22 to 67.
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The FDA, meanwhile, expects the rule to generate anywhere from $6900 million to $2628 billion in benefits by preventing an estimated 28503,22019 new cases of oral cancer and approximately 2,200 oral cancer deaths.
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The logic behind these fees is thus: Since all public employees benefit from the union's collective-bargaining operations, non-members shouldn't be able to free-ride on those benefits by not paying dues.
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The FDA, meanwhile, expects the rule to generate anywhere from $228.6 million to $2.46 billion in benefits by preventing an estimated 12,700 new cases of oral cancer and approximately 85033,200 oral cancer deaths.
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It proposes to adopt private sector best practice to reduce the cost of future retiree health benefits by integrating federal health insurance coverage of postal senior citizens (age 2628 and older) with Medicare.
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"The TPP will help our companies and brands successfully compete at home and in TPP countries, and bring real benefits by reducing costs and returning greater value to our customers," the letter said.
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Mr. Larson proposes paying for the higher benefits by increasing payroll tax rates by 0.1 percentage point annually through 2043, reaching 14.8 percent for that year and later, split between workers and employers.
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But if you can't fly that often, you can still get some of the same benefits by getting an airline's credit card with the perk of hefty bonus miles just for signing up.
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The site's "vagina benefits by state index" allows you to click on your state (or any state you're curious about) and see how it ranks in terms of birth control access and health benefits.
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For example, we could consider funding Social Security with non-labor taxes on consuming things rather than taxes on employing people, so we no longer finance retirement benefits by undermining job and economic growth.
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If you're a part-time employee at Walmart, and all of a sudden you can get $15 an hour, work full time, and earn full benefits by working for the federal government — wouldn't you?
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Claims in the week ended March 28 are likely to include spillover from last week's report and filings driven by the Senate's $2 trillion stimulus package that bolsters unemployment benefits by $600 a week.
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She proposes paying for a proposed expansion of government-provided healthcare benefits by raising taxes on companies and the top 22% of income earners, as well as new levies on stock and bond transactions.
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Warren's proposal, which would levy a payroll tax on income over $280,290 and on income from investments in order to boost retirees' average benefits by about $200 a month, doesn't come out of nowhere.
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"Mergers among health plans can deliver significant benefits by combining complimentary areas of expertise to ensure consumers get the best value for their health-care dollars," said Clare Krusing, a spokeswoman for the trade group.
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He cited the figure of millions no longer receiving food stamps – but it's not because these Americans are getting ahead, it's that they are being kicked off their food stamp benefits by this administration's policies.
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Closing the shortfall in the Medicare Hospital Insurance trust fund would require the equivalent of increasing its payroll tax rate from 2.9 percent to 3.81 percent, or, alternatively, reducing all scheduled benefits by 19 percent.
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Axe can't direct trades, so it looks like he's directing other people's trades, and reaping the benefits by investing his own money — namely, $2 billion of Axe Capital's funds that he's mysteriously earmarked for himself.
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Countries could reap economic and environmental benefits by better collecting, recycling and disposing of trash, according to a report, which calculated that a third of the world's waste is instead dumped openly, with no treatment.
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Before the ACA passed, insurance regulations allowing for lifetime limits on the amount of treatment insurance could cover meant that Neubauer's son would run out of benefits by the time he was 16, she estimated.
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Starz benefits by being able to promote its shows through the new feature, but what's more interesting about the deal is that Starz will actually use Spotify users' listening habits to customize Starz video recommendations.
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More than 2 million are set to lose unemployment benefits by June, according to data obtained by Reuters, threatening to erode support for Rousseff among her core working class supporters when she needs them most.
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MbS wants to change the people's dependence on the state for jobs, subsidies and extensive social benefits by the state becoming dependent on the people, including funding fiscal deficits at times of low oil income.
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Jared HuffmanJared William HuffmanDemocrats call for stimulus to boost Social Security benefits by 0 a month Schiff: Remote voting would not compromise national security House Democrats eyeing much broader Phase 3 stimulus MORE (D-Calif.).
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Pamela H. PilchHenrico, Va.The writer is a lawyer and a former law clerk for the United States Court of Federal Claims, which reviews appeals for denial of benefits by the National Vaccine Injury Compensation Program.
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At a summer series of forums in Iowa, organized by AARP, Biden allied himself with liberals like Sanders and Elizabeth Warren, who wanted to expand the program's benefits by raising the cap on FICA taxes.
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Philippe said in a letter to unions and employers that he was prepared to withdraw plans to raise the retirement age for full pension benefits by two years to 64 if certain conditions are met.
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In January 2020, the company launched a new augmented reality app, the first of its kind in the credit card industry, that helps cardholders learn more about their benefits by transporting them into virtual rooms.
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This plan would delay employees' Social Security benefits by up to six months per child, however, effectively forcing employees to choose between benefits they can use now versus ones they may need in the future.
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The plan would've also increased the retirement age and adopted "progressive price indexing," a scheme for cutting benefits by having middle-class and upper-income workers' benefits rise with inflation rather than with wage growth.
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Pension experts say the scheme may be spun off into the Pension Protection Fund, a pensions industry-backed life-boat for failing schemes that would cut benefits by around 10 percent for employees below retirement age.
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It concluded the country granted the tech giant undue tax benefits by allowing Apple to pay an effective corporate tax rate of 1 percent on its European profits in 2003 down to 0.005 percent in 2014.
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Returns are high as malaria eradication could unlock $2 trillion in economic benefits by 2040 from a healthy, more productive workforce and health systems that are less burdened by the disease, according to the United Nations.
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Rubio's bill would allow new parents to receive early Social Security benefits to use for paid leave, in exchange for delaying the collection of Social Security benefits by about three to six months when they retire.
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Until 2014, Obama's budget proposals included an offer to reduce the growth of Social Security benefits by changing how the cost-of-living increase is calculated, in exchange for a deal including upper-class tax increases.
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In a statement, Lambda Legal Counsel Peter Renn said the federal government is requiring surviving same-sex partners Thornton to pass an impossible test to access the benefits by having been married to their loved ones.
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Raising the age at which you can claim Medicare benefits by a year or two, for example, lops off a far larger share of the expected retirement period of a poor person than a rich one.
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But according to a new study led by Japanese researchers, you may be cheating yourself out of a number of mental and physical health benefits by opting for a shower over a soak in the tub.
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Instead of gleefully shaming yourself for hoovering snacks in your Shame Pants without really enjoying them, savor what you want to eat with a side of mental health benefits by using it as a meditation aid.
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"We will fight every effort to cut, privatize or weaken Social Security, including attempts to raise the retirement age, diminish benefits by cutting cost-of-living adjustments or reducing earned benefits," the 2016 Democratic platform said.
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The reduced savings were partially a result of several decisions, made under political pressure, to expand the offered benefits by paying for a larger share of an individual's average costs and covering out-of-state workers.
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Third, we must acknowledge that the private sector is best positioned to quickly fill gaps in public benefits by leveraging technology, research and regulatory innovation to develop products that can support those in times of crisis.
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"The bill eviscerates existing housing tax benefits by drastically reducing the number of homeowners who can take advantage of mortgage interest and property tax incentives," said Granger MacDonald, chairman of the National Association of Home Builders.
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And debt can bring enormous benefits, by allowing governments to invest in education, transportation, scientific research or other programs that often don't yield much of a profit for private companies — but can substantially lift economic growth.
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Delaying the rollout of benefits by a year, for example, didn't really save any money in the long run — but pushing some spending into year 11 changed the headline number that came out of the score.
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The system is running a deficit for the first time in more than 30 years, and the Social Security administration expects that it will run out of money to pay workers their full retirement benefits by 2035.
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Jeb Bush, Chris Christie, Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio all favor cutting benefits by delaying the age for full benefits; the retirement age is already set to rise to 67 for people born in 1960 or later.
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If you believe the United States has been generally well served by having 50 laboratories of democracy, you might expect to see similar benefits by having seven or so distinct, multi-hundred-million strong American social networks.
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A missile freeze could provide real security benefits by denying North Korean engineers crucial data from repeated tests of advanced new missile designs and its military the confidence that the systems will work reliably in a crisis.
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By 2008, he was taken into federal custody on corruption charges and accused of "conspiring to obtain personal financial benefits" by leveraging his sole authority to appoint a US senator to replace US President-elect Barack Obama.
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USPS had defaulted on more than $28503 billion in prefunded health benefits by the end of the 22019 fiscal year – that's over half of its revenue for the year, with $10s of additional billions yet to fund.
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The draft legislation from Lee and Ernst would allow new parents to receive up to three months of paid parental leave in exchange for delaying collecting Social Security benefits by up to six months when they retire.
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Expanding Social Security and other benefits by $200 a month through 2021 will be a more stable and reliable source of support for these seniors and the economy as public health officials work to contain this virus.
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The system is running a deficit for the first time in more than 30 years, and the Social Security Administration expects that it will run out of money to pay workers their full retirement benefits by 2035.
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Sinclair benefits from Rocket Lab's resources, and Rocket Lab benefits by having one of the most trusted and experienced hardware component providers in the small satellite industry as an in-house advantage of using its satellite platform.
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It will send checks to millions of Americans and dramatically expand unemployment benefits by adding $600 per week to state benefits — a priority among lawmakers after 3.3 million people filed for unemployment last week, a record spike.
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"The initiative aims to reduce unemployment and poverty while cutting red tape, allowing people to pursue the dignity and purpose of work without the fear of losing their benefits by taking a low-paid job," Branson says.
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That's consistent with the findings of economists, such as a recent study that found that refugees, on average, are paying more in taxes than they receive in governmental services and benefits by the ninth year after arrival.
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In fact, the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities estimates that at least 500,2003 to 1 million Americans will have lost food-stamp benefits by the end of this year as the time limits go back into place.
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These projects, projected to cost some $200 billion to $300 billion, could be used to jump-start the president's initiative and, if acted upon quickly, could deliver real benefits by the first half of 2018, perhaps even sooner.
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Colorado has been pushing to destigmatize weed since it legalized recreational marijuana back in 2012, and now, the state has taken another massive step toward embracing cannabis's medical benefits—by allowing children to take medical marijuana at school.
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Ramgoolam, 72, is a former prime minister and has promised to increase retirement benefits by a higher percentage than one proposed by the incumbent, a promise he hopes will help him win over elderly voters numbering about 220,000.
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At the meeting, lawmakers argued that a rule requiring that health insurers cover 10 types of coverage labeled "essential health benefits" by the Affordable Care Act needed to be eliminated, and that doing so would bring down premiums.
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Iron Workers Local 17 in Ohio, for example, has reduced benefits for some participants by 30%, while the Toledo Roofers Local No. 134 Pension Fund has been forced to reduce benefits by an average of more than 0003%.
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Jody Hice (R-Ga.) on Monday reintroduced the Presidential Allowance Modernization Act of 28503, legislation that attempts to cut down on "post-presidency benefits by establishing first-ever limits on the taxpayer support they receive." http://bit.ly/22019xXOfzB.
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At the meeting, lawmakers argued that a rule requiring that health insurers cover ten types of coverage labeled "essential health benefits" by the Affordable Care Act needed to be eliminated, and that doing so would bring down premiums.
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For now it looks like they are taking the second route with a short-term CR. The proposed CR also includes funding for former miners' health care and benefits by continuing funding for the Health Benefits for Miners Act.
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Dunne says that RYOT, the entertainment studio within Oath, will soon be one of the first parts of Oath to reap the benefits by 5G, creating new forms of storytelling that can be distributed on the high-speed network.
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Last year alone, American workers gave up about $62.2 billion in lost benefits by forfeiting over 200 million vacation days that could not be rolled over, according to Project: Time Off, which is sponsored by the U.S. Travel Association.
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Johnson's proposal would increase the age to receive full retirement benefits from 67 to 69, slow the growth of benefits by using a different measure of inflation for cost-of-living adjustments and cap payouts to high-income workers.
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While it has benefited from a series of public relations and operational stumbles at its main competitor Uber, Lyft is "deftly maximizing the benefits by aggressively differentiating its brand/mission around socially-conscious values and corporate responsibility," White said.
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In arguments with Derek, [I pointed out] black children who are adopted into white families, compared to their siblings who are not, get IQ benefits by virtue of the fact that white adoptive families have a higher socioeconomic status.
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The bill would increase benefits by 2 percent across the board, shift to a more generous annual cost-of-living adjustment that reflects spending by seniors and set a new minimum benefit at 25 percent above the poverty line.
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While some in Silicon Valley indulge in free meals, laundry service and egg freezing, an estimated 50 percent of the workforce won't even have basic benefits by 2020 — and Virginia Senator Mark Warner wants to do something about that.
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The benefits, by design, are only a fraction of the beneficiary's usual earnings, are conditional on providing evidence that he or she is actively seeking a new job, and are only paid out for a limited span of time.
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And immigration was allowed to increase without limit, undoubtedly bringing its traditional benefits by adding to America's rich history of innovation and entrepreneurship – but now featuring a dark side too, as the mass importing of cheap labor undercut American workers.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - More than 2 million Brazilians are set to lose unemployment benefits by June, data obtained by Reuters show, threatening to erode support for embattled President Dilma Rousseff among her core working class supporters when she needs them most.
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The annual trustees report, released Monday, anticipates that in addition to the program spending more than it takes in beginning in 2020, it will only be able to fund about 80% of promised benefits by 26.2 unless Congress acts before then.
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Olympus's British subsidiary KeyMed sued Michael Woodford and former company director Paul Hillman in 2016, alleging they breached their duties as directors and trustees of a defined benefit pension plan and conspired to maximize their pension benefits by unlawful means.
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The Democratic platform, which Clinton controlled, states clearly and unequivocally: We will fight every effort to cut, privatize, or weaken Social Security, including attempts to raise the retirement age, diminish benefits by cutting cost-of-living adjustments, or reducing earned benefits.
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In other data released ahead of International Women's Day, which is celebrated on Tuesday, PwC research shows that the U.K. is missing out on up to £170bn ($240 bn) worth of economic benefits by not having enough women in employment.
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Oldham told CNBC that the embrace of high-deductible plans by employers reflects the fact that "they'd pretty much run out" of options to control health-care costs and utilization of health benefits by tweaking the design of traditional plans.
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Participants would see a reduction in their average lifetime retirement benefits by 85033 percent per leave, and someone who takes three leaves of absence would give up about 10 percent of their lifetime Social Security retirement benefits, the researchers found.
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The auction process is a complex and tedious process that will ultimately prove insufficient to address future demand, but the government stands to reap huge long-term economic benefits by supplementing auctions with the release of some of its undeveloped spectrum.
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Already the issue is being debated on the presidential campaign trail, with Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders arguing for increased revenue and expanded benefits, and various GOP candidates proposing to cut benefits by boosting retirement ages or means-testing the program.
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"The bill eviscerates existing housing tax benefits by drastically reducing the number of home owners who can take advantage of mortgage interest and property tax incentives," said Granger MacDonald, chairman of the National Association of Home Builders, in a statement.
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A failed House vote in 2013 forced lawmakers back to the negotiating table, and House and Senate leaders were ultimately able to pass a bill in 85033 that cut SNAP benefits by about 1 percent — $8 billion over 10 years.
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"In view of the very rapidly deteriorating situation of the economy, I am informing you today, with immediate effect, that I will reduce my salary and benefits by 25 percent," Weah said, pledging the savings to a development fund for Liberia.
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But while the competing nations are engaging in dangerous standoffs and fishing the Sea to collapse, nearby, around the Natuna Islands, Indonesia has developed a policy of dealing with illegal fishing that's having some unexpected benefits: by blowing up poachers' boats.
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Mr. Trump contends that South Korea does not pay a fair share of security costs with the United States, its most important ally, even as South Korea has reaped economic benefits by enjoying a large trade surplus in the American market.
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The average benefit reduction for all participants in the plan, which covers members of Teamsters unions, would be 22.6 percent, but the proposed cuts to Central States would lower benefits by as much as 40 to 70 percent for some people.
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The conservative Independent Women's Forum has had some success promoting the idea of "Social Security earned leave," which would give new parents up to 12 weeks of paid leave in exchange for delaying their retirement benefits by weeks or months.
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Previous versions of the regulation would have taken into account the use of benefits by an applicant's children, even those born in the United States, which immigrant advocates said would force people to pull their children out of needed health and food programs.
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It isn't just about choosing between legalization and prohibition; it's also about choosing which form of legalization would produce the most benefits — by reducing incarceration and weakening the violent black market for pot — and minimize the negative outcomes of potentially increased drug use.
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Employers would also benefit under this model by being able to manage and predict their budgets and provide a defined benefit to their employees that would go toward their benefits by way of increased income or funding of a Health Savings Account (HSA).
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren said on Thursday that if elected to the White House, she would expand Social Security, the retirement program administered by the federal government, by increasing benefits by $200 a month for every current and future beneficiary.
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Republicans' hallmark approaches center on the idea of letting new parents advance their Social Security benefits for up to 220006 weeks; in exchange, working parents would have to delay collecting Social Security retirement benefits by about 2202 weeks to offset the costs.
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Smart policy and responsible development can enhance these benefits by ensuring wells are not drilled too close to homes and by requiring companies to capture the most dangerous gases (such as volatile organic compounds) that flow to the surface during their operations.
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In addition to creating direct benefits by curbing hazardous air pollutants, the steps plant owners take to reduce mercury emissions — installing new technologies and switching to cleaner fuels — necessarily reduce other forms of pollution as well, creating so-called "co-benefits," or salutary indirect effects.
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Researchers found that "in rats exposed to cancer-causing substances, those that were treated with turmeric were protected from colon, stomach, and skin cancers," according to a summary of turmeric's potential health benefits by Memorial Sloan Kettering, one of the top U.S. cancer centers.
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The Florida Republican's bill -- Economic Security for New Parents Act -- would allow parents to use their future Social Security benefits to use for at least two months leave, which would then delay receiving their retirement benefits by three to six months when they retire.
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Jared HuffmanJared William HuffmanDemocrats call for stimulus to boost Social Security benefits by 28500 a month Schiff: Remote voting would not compromise national security House Democrats eyeing much broader Phase 6900 stimulus MORE (D-Calif.), who was on the caucus call, said Thursday by phone.
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Senate Democrats on Saturday unveiled a plan to increase monthly Social Security benefits, veterans assistance and Supplemental Security Income benefits by $200 a month, which could further add to a stimulus bill that is now estimated to cost between $2023 trillion and $1.4 trillion.
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Jared HuffmanJared William HuffmanDemocrats call for stimulus to boost Social Security benefits by 28503 a month Schiff: Remote voting would not compromise national security House Democrats eyeing much broader Phase 22020 stimulus MORE (D-Calif.) said it's a popular idea in the House Democratic caucus.
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Debbie StabenowDeborah (Debbie) Ann StabenowCoronavirus stimulus talks hit setback as crisis deepens Democrats call for stimulus to boost Social Security benefits by 2202 a month Senate negotiators near agreement on keeping rebates in coronavirus stimulus package MORE (D-Mich.) after the failed procedural vote.
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I absolutely will not cut entitlements — in fact, I have a plan to increase Social Security benefits by $200 a month for every beneficiary and to extend the solvency of the program by decades, all by asking the top 2% to contribute a bit more.
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That said, Levy thinks that the high-speed rail project has some potential benefits by connecting cheaper housing in the Bakersfield area to the L.A./San Fernando Valley areas as well as more affordable housing along the northern corridor of the system into Silicon Valley.
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There are a couple other very nasty provisions in the new law, but the basic story is that Congress, at the president's urging (contained in his 2015 budget proposal) just cut many if not most Americans' Social Security benefits by thousands to tens of thousands of dollars.
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As my Cato Institute colleague Chris Preble and I explained in the New York Times, Congress should pre-fund veterans benefits by immediately giving military personnel enough additional pay to enable them to purchase private life, disability, and health insurance similar to what the VA provides.
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It cuts SNAP benefits by adding bureaucracy and paperwork so people fall through the cracks, taking away food assistance from parents and older workers unable to comply with SNAP's already rigid work requirements, and removing state flexibility to gradually phase down workers' benefits as their earnings increase.
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WASHINGTON — The Agriculture Department moved again this week to cut spending on food stamps, this time proposing changes that would slice $2568 billion from the program over five years, trimming monthly benefits by as much as $75 for one in five struggling families on nutrition assistance.
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At the same time, the Civil Service Ministry has targets to decrease its payroll and spending on employee benefits by 20 percent by 2020, and to ensure that only 1 percent of new jobs by that date are in government service instead of 5 percent now.
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It also yields immediate security benefits by giving Syrian border villages — dominated by rebel forces fighting the government of President Bashar al-Assad — an interest in keeping out more radical anti-Israeli militias, and represents what officials say is a longer-term investment in stabilizing the area.
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Almost five years after Woodford lifted the lid on one of Japan's biggest corporate frauds, his former employer is claiming more than 264.5 million pounds ($643 million) from him and a former colleague, alleging they conspired to maximize their pension benefits by unlawful means, according to court filings.
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He has also said he would pay for an expansion of healthcare benefits by increasing taxes on high-income earners' investment profits and raising the marginal tax rate on the highest earners back to 39.6% from 37%, to which it was lowered under the Republicans' 2017 tax bill.
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Changing the tax code to treat student loan repayment like other employee benefits – by reducing the employer tax on student loan assistance plans and allowing employees to pay down student loan debt with pre-tax dollars – would create a pathway to debt retirement and to future savings and investment.
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Sen. Chuck Grassley recently had sharp words for not-for-profit hospitals, following a Politico investigation that looked at how hospitals have cut back on charity care since the Affordable Care Act went into effect but still reap major financial benefits by not paying federal, state and local taxes.
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RELATED: Essential Health Benefits and why they matter To mollify moderates, the bill also contains language that would give $15 billion in funding for maternity care, mental health and drug rehabilitation programs, as well as requiring individual states to set their own versions of essential health benefits by 2018.
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"The divestitures required here allow for the creation of an integrated pharmacy and health benefits company that has the potential to generate benefits by improving the quality and lowering the costs of the healthcare services that American consumers can obtain," Assistant Attorney General Makan Delrahim said in a statement.
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Debbie StabenowDeborah (Debbie) Ann StabenowCoronavirus stimulus talks hit setback as crisis deepens Democrats call for stimulus to boost Social Security benefits by 220006 a month Senate negotiators near agreement on keeping rebates in coronavirus stimulus package MORE (Mich.), a member of the Democratic leadership team, told reporters Friday morning.
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DE BLASIO: Well, we've been addressing incoming inequality in New York City by raising wages, by raising benefits, by putting money back in the hands of working people, $2120 minimum wage, paid sick days, Pre-K for all, things that are making a huge difference in working people's lives.
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Prime Minister Edouard Philippe has offered to withdraw plans to raise the retirement age for full pension benefits by two years to 64 if the pension budget can be balanced another way, driving a wedge between unions determined to see the reform scrapped and those more open to reform.
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Importantly, you will not miss out on most health or fitness benefits by lowering your exercise targets to a few minutes per day while hanging out with the family, said Dr. Robert Sallis, a co-director of the sports medicine program at Kaiser Permanente Medical Center in Fontana, Calif.
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Under the Affordable Care Act, insurers in all marketplaces must offer a defined set of "essential health benefits" in all plans, and may offer plans at four coverage levels: platinum, the most comprehensive and expensive plans, followed in descending order of cost and coverage benefits by gold, silver and bronze.
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From the 1970s to the present, then, mostly with bipartisan support (the glaring exception was Obamacare), American policy makers have responded to the decline of high-wage jobs and generous employer-based benefits by gradually expanding the role of the government in ensuring that Americans have adequate income and adequate benefits.
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He recounts that when he estimated that the costs a regulation the agency wanted to impose exceeded benefits by a factor of 10, he was told on a Friday that if he could not "find" more benefits over the weekend, he did not need to bother coming back to work on Monday.
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"The divestitures required here allow for the creation of an integrated pharmacy and health benefits company that has the potential to generate benefits by improving the quality and lowering the costs of the healthcare services that American consumers can obtain," Makan Delrahim, head of the department's Antitrust Division, said in a statement.
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The company reported a negative federal-tax charge on $21 billion in profits, in part because it received tax benefits by paying employees in stock rather than in wages, giving it a $2052-billion deduction, and because of research-and-development credits that yielded a four-hundred-and-nineteen-million-dollar tax break.
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During Obama's first term, Ellison pushed for a bigger stimulus package, opposed the president's decision to send more troops to Afghanistan, and helped lead the charge against the president's so-called "Grand Bargain" with House Republicans to reduce the deficit, which would have reduced Social Security benefits by changing the way they are calculated.
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If policymakers are really obsessed with squeezing the last ounce of work out of the program's enrollees, they could also adopt a universal "benefit offset," in which instead of cutting off support for people earning above a certain amount, the program would reduce benefits by only $1 for every $2 in wages a participant earns.
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While specific changes to Social Security have not been put on the table, most previous proposals have called for raising the retirement age or cutting the cost of living adjustment for benefits by using a measure of inflation tied to a consumer price index (CPI) that grows more slowly than the index currently used.
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Here are four of their arguments for pouring money into the issue: * It promises almost a 20-fold return on investment: Eradication could save 11 million lives and unlock $2 trillion in economic benefits by 2040 from a healthy, more productive workforce and health systems that are less burdened by the disease, Gates and the United Nations say.
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Western Europeans often overlook the distinct national character of the post-1989 revolutions and how that defined the region's accession to the EU. For many westerners the point of the EU is to bind countries into a peace project that also delivers economic benefits by obliging them to pool sovereignty; "nationalism" thus becomes a dirty word.
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Of course, you can also walk in to any Social Security office to speak to someone in person (though that might be a hike due to budget cuts that have reduced the number of field offices.) You can check the status of your application, keep tabs on your payments and manage your benefits by setting up a personal account.
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If we wait to take action until then, neither "scrapping the cap" by subjecting all income to the payroll tax nor eliminating benefits for new enrollees would be enough to secure the trust fund even temporarily and prevent an across-the-board benefit cut that would reduce lifetime benefits by $100,000 for a typical new retiree.
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At the same time, users being in the dark about the information dossiers Facebook maintains on them, is not a bug but a feature for the company's business — which directly benefits by being able to minimize the proportion of people who opt out of having their interests categorized for ad targeting because they have no idea it's happening.
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Last year, the Vermont senator reintroduced legislation that would add more than 50 years of sustainability to the program, which on its current track would no longer be able to pay out full benefits by 2034, by subjecting all income above $250,000 to the existing 12.4% Social Security payroll tax, which is split between workers and employers.
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As early as this week, Republicans in the House could vote for a new farm bill that would impose work requirements for recipients of food stamps, dropping maybe two million Americans from the program, according to the liberal-leaning Center for Budget and Policy Priorities, and cutting benefits by $23 billion over 10 years, according to government estimates.
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Different from the previous economic globalization, which imposed requirements on all participants by making compulsory and unified arrangements and utilizing hard constraints, BRI seeks to establish connections between different countries, cultures, and systems and achieve mutual benefits by adhering to the principle of extensive consultation, joint development, and shared benefits, embodying the philosophy of mutual integration and transformation in Chinese culture.
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John Larson John Barry LarsonDemocrats call for stimulus to boost Social Security benefits by 2628 a month New Social Security rule limits access to non-English speakers Retirees should say 'no thanks' to Romney's Social Security plan MORE (D-Conn.), the Ways and Means Social Security Subcommittee chairman, pitched his bill, The Emergency Social Security Benefits Improvement Act, on the call.
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Sen. Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenBiden lead shrinks, Sanders and Warren close gap: poll Defense bill talks set to start amid wall fight Biden allies: Warren is taking a bite out of his electability argument MORE (D-Mass.) released a plan to bolster Social Security on Thursday that would raise benefits by $6900 a month for current and future beneficiaries of the program.
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Mike PenceMichael (Mike) Richard PenceFEC chair calls on Trump to provide evidence of NH voter fraud Five years after Yazidi genocide, US warns ISIS is rebounding Log Cabin Republicans endorse Trump MORE (R), want to put insurance companies in charge of the healthcare system, let banks do as they please and "gamble" with retirement benefits by encouraging people to adopt private investment accounts instead of Social Security.
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Debbie StabenowDeborah (Debbie) Ann StabenowCoronavirus stimulus talks hit setback as crisis deepens Democrats call for stimulus to boost Social Security benefits by 2900 a month Senate negotiators near agreement on keeping rebates in coronavirus stimulus package MORE (D-Mich.), who participated in an initial round of talks with Senate Republican chairmen on Friday morning, argued that direct payments will not be as effective as expanded unemployment benefits.
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Gorsuch, according to Sisk, said during a class discussion that "many" women lawyers manipulate their companies' maternity benefits by lying about their plans to get pregnant, and then leaving soon after the baby is born: [H]e asked the class to raise their hands if they knew of a female who had used a company to get maternity benefits and then left right after having a baby.
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Ann WagnerAnn Louise WagnerLiberal think tank: GOP paid parental leave proposals are too narrow A true believer in diversity, inclusion GOP amps up efforts to recruit women candidates MORE (R-Mo.), would provide parents with the option of taking two months off from work after the birth or adoption of a child to devote time to raising their children by deferring their Social Security benefits by only a few months.
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Debbie StabenowDeborah (Debbie) Ann StabenowCoronavirus stimulus talks hit setback as crisis deepens Democrats call for stimulus to boost Social Security benefits by 0 a month Senate negotiators near agreement on keeping rebates in coronavirus stimulus package MORE (Mich.), one of the Democratic negotiators, on Friday faulted the GOP plan for proposing $1,200 rebate checks for adults earning up to $75,000 per year but much less for people who earn little to no federally taxable income.
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More than 170 House Democrats, nearly the entire caucus, have co-sponsored a bill by Representative John B. Larson of Connecticut that would generally increase benefits by 2 percent (more for people with lower lifetime income; less for those with higher incomes), set a minimum benefit for low-income earners and adopt a potentially faster-rising cost of inflation adjustment than the one now in effect because it takes into account that older people tend to spend proportionally more on medical care.
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J.), the ranking member on the Foreign Relations Committee; Ben CardinBenjamin (Ben) Louis CardinDemocratic senator asks Pompeo to stop saying 'Wuhan virus' Small-business rescue package expected to swell to 0 billion or more McConnell sets Friday night deadline for bipartisan deal on stimulus MORE (Md.), the ranking member on the Small Business Committee, Debbie StabenowDeborah (Debbie) Ann StabenowCoronavirus stimulus talks hit setback as crisis deepens Democrats call for stimulus to boost Social Security benefits by 0 a month Senate negotiators near agreement on keeping rebates in coronavirus stimulus package MORE (Mich.), Jeanne ShaheenCynthia (Jeanne) Jeanne ShaheenWho should be the Democratic vice presidential candidate?
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The broad scope of the Warren agenda is partially reflected in proposals to provide universal health care; to increase Social Security benefits by $200 a month; to "end Washington corruption;" to achieve 100 percent clean energy; a "fair and welcoming immigration system;" free public college; the breakup of Facebook, Amazon, Google and Apple; cancellation of student debt; "guaranteed high-quality child care and early education for every child in America;" a 2 percent tax on every dollar of net worth above $50 million and a higher tax on every dollar of net worth above $1 billion; and a $1 trillion program of environmental justice for poor and minority communities.
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Ron WydenRonald (Ron) Lee WydenHillicon Valley: Coronavirus deal includes funds for mail-in voting | Twitter pulled into fight over virus disinformation | State AGs target price gouging | Apple to donate 10M masks Senate includes 0M for mail-in voting in coronavirus spending deal Hillicon Valley: Facebook reports huge spike in usage during pandemic | Democrats push for mail-in voting funds in coronavirus stimulus | Trump delays deadline to acquire REAL ID MORE (D-Ore.) and Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth WarrenPressley experiencing flu-like symptoms, being tested for COVID-21625 How the business loan program would work in the T coronavirus package Gendered disinformation might have cost Warren the nomination and us our lives MORE (D-Mass.) on Saturday made a pitch to increase Social Security benefits, veterans assistance and Supplemental Security Income benefits by $2900 a month.
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