In "Get Me Bodied," on her second album, "B'Day" (2006), for instance, she tells her audience what she wants: I ain't worried doing me tonight A little sweat ain't never hurt nobody While y'all standin' on the wall I'm the one tonight getting bodied Getting bodied, getting bodied, getting bodied, getting bodied Want my body Won't you get me bodied On the whole, Beyoncé's lyrics operate on a kind of continuum.
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The world is built for able-bodied people by able-bodied people.
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"We have chosen Airbus as the supplier of narrow-bodied planes, while using wide-bodied aircraft from Boeing," Quyet said.
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One, if somebody is able-bodied or somebody thinks they're able-bodied, you can throw them off of the list.
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Shine-Louise Houston: My company mainly works with female-bodied people, although we've had some male-bodied people work with us.
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I don&apost usually love heavy, full-bodied wines, so I opted for lighter, medium-bodied bottles and a diverse variety of tasting notes.
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"You ever wonder what kind of disabled person you'd be?" an abled-bodied man (John Gallagher Jr.) asks his abled-bodied date (Sofia Boutella.) She laughs.
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This point is particularly important for middle-class, able-bodied, cisgendered white people to reflect on (a point we make as middle-class, able-bodied, cisgendered white people ourselves).
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It has this Richard Simmons-esque, '80s quality to it and shows positions for an able-bodied man with a quadriplegic woman, or a quadriplegic man with an able-bodied woman.
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Here, the language took the form of expression and movement, or of upending gender norms — such as when a male-bodied person played Katonya, or a female-bodied person played Big Feet Freddy.
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It's for the actual fat bodied, disabled, Black, transgender, etc.
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"You need to be warm bodied to fly," Witton said.
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These aren't people who aren't working ... they're not able bodied.
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Mainstream porn generally featured thin, white, cisgender, and able-bodied actors.
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She's her own full-bodied person and totally unapologetic about it.
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It is one of only nine alloy-bodied LWB California Spiders.
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DRAKE CHIRPING JOHN WALL "YOU'RE GETTING BODIED BY 143 TONIGHT" pic.twitter.
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So, that's not to say that able-bodied folks don't care.
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Are you an able-bodied person with a fetish for disabilities?
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And many disabled roles still go to able-bodied actors, too.
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The Trump administration says "able-bodied" adults on Medicaid should work.
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They tried to kill able-bodied males, while separating out females.
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A full-bodied tree that includes a clever light replacement feature
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An able-bodied person isn't in constant negotiation with their body.
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Nowhere is this growth more evident than among able-bodied adults.
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Either way, you get a full-bodied cup every single time.
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Work requirements are only for able-bodied recipients of public support.
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I am an able-bodied person who works out pretty frequently.
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Millions of able-bodied Americans are no longer in the workforce.
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Overall, the number of able-bodied adults without dependents is small.
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They particularly question whether able-bodied, working-age adults should be covered.
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This year all the drama was reserved for her full-bodied soprano.
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She says going to castings with able-bodied models doesn't intimidate her.
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Are we stepping into a full-bodied anger that we've rarely owned?
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It means beginning an orderly deportation process for able-bodied young men.
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For soft-bodied animals to be preserved, something catastrophic must take place.
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They even have their own moniker: ABAWDs (Able-Bodied Adults Without Dependents).
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A thick-bodied right-handed batter, Irvin had a career average of .
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Her voice runs the gamut from whispered intrigue to full-bodied yearning.
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More than 60% of able-bodied adults who receive Medicaid already work.
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Butterfinger Ryan Reardon: Here, I like a rich, full-bodied white wine.
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Able-bodied people often benefit from solutions created for people with disabilities.
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I used to think I wanted a girlfriend who was able-bodied.
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Their sound was full-bodied, warm and penetrating without ever seeming forced.
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It's a complex character, and Witherspoon's is a truly full-bodied performance.
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As a pretend, able-bodied woman, I received all kinds of messages.
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Not No. 25, a hard-bodied young man who could do handsprings.
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Bodied is not, in fact, based on any specific scene or person.
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During these summer months, oysters are intensely creamy, milky, and full-bodied.
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She'd also like to impose some work requirements to able-bodied recipients.
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It was a high score battle against my own able-bodied ghost.
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I can barely remember what it was like to be able-bodied.
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Healthy, able-bodied people tend to have an unlimited number of spoons.
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Even if they are able-bodied, let's feed them, not punish them.
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It is rather full-bodied with a color almost of maraschino cherries.
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Everyone in the audience is young and able-bodied and likes fruit.
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First, able-bodied parents who left welfare more than doubled their incomes.
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The result is a full-bodied shade that's warm, dimensional, and reflective.
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"For able-bodied, single adults, I certainly favor work requirements," Cole said.
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But this marks their most concise and full-bodied release to date.
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It is a full bodied punch hidden in a simple pass attempt.
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If he starts removing able-bodied troops, it makes that fight harder.
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Prices range from about $7 (the Padron 2000, a full-bodied robusto from Nicaragua, is a good bargain at approximately $8) to $50 a stick for the Zino Platinum series, a refined, medium-bodied brand from the Dominican Republic.
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You want them to be a little more full-bodied, so there's that.
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McKinsey, a consultancy, says Japan should encourage able-bodied elderly people to help.
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The base is simply Valtellina, which tends to be light-bodied and tannic.
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But why is that any different from having sex with able-bodied women?
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The most popular were "light", "full bodied", "dry", "mellow", "sweet", "sharp" and "fiery".
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A major misconception is that Medicaid only serves able-bodied low income people.
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Before getting bodied in The Sopranos, Joe Pantoliano was Cypher, the crew's Judas.
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In fact, 95 percent of disabled characters are portrayed by able-bodied actors.
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Full employment does not mean that every able-bodied adult has a job.
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A very rich, full-bodied grape comes from where it's been really sunny.
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Of the 32 he met, none had dementia, and all were able-bodied.
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Exploring one's sexuality is a daunting task even for able-bodied young people.
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That gave Airbus an opportunity to take a lead in narrow-bodied jets.
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In the present, Naoufel — the able-bodied, if hapless, young man — is gone.
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"Even when I was able-bodied, I took plenty for granted," Kindleysides said.
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We were the normal ones; the able-bodied spectators, they were the weirdos.
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She left him with the only able-bodied relative there, his auntie Dee.
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She bodied the fur hood craze, and apparently still does to this day.
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Why did the Mortal Kombat franchise let itself get bodied by Street Fighter?
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His mustache bristles during a full-bodied chuckle that echoes throughout the brewery.
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Oxford is a medium-bodied basket-woven cotton with a slightly rough texture.
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The inaugural model, the 747-100, was the world's first wide-bodied airliner.
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I found the Prà to be the lightest-bodied of the three wines.
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"Able-bodied" has lately come to feel technical, not ideological; objective, not judgmental.
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The differences between myself and able-bodied people came into sudden, sharp focus.
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Other light-bodied reds, as well as grüner veltliner, would also be good.
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If you were an able-bodied young guy, you almost had to play.
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One new proposal is requiring able-bodied, working-age Medicaid enrollees to work.
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These Ediacaran-era organisms were fantastically weird creatures, soft-bodied and typically immobile.
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She had, and still has, a terrific, full-bodied laugh that I love.
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Will this AI favor able-bodied people in its interpretation of injury or harm?
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Of the able-bodied adults enrolled in the program, most of them already work.
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The work requirement applies to able-bodied working age Medicaid enrollees, according to HHS.
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As a disabled person, it's ingrained in you not to inconvenience the able-bodied.
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Stelton Collar Espresso Maker Rich, full-bodied espresso isn't only attainable in coffee shops.
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My other partner is able-bodied, but he's really good at listening to me.
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Darker rosé is going to have a stronger flavor and be more full-bodied.
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Also, these soft-bodied animals are notoriously difficult to grab with existing underwater equipment.
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The block grant will apply to the ObamaCare Medicaid expansion population's "able-bodied" people.
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Images from the scene show the beach littered with the large black-bodied corpses.
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The average contestant is cis, white, able-bodied, heterosexual, and above a certain income.
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Now she competes against able-bodied gymnasts in two events on bars and beam.
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Learn how to make a Abigail Spencer's "full bodied" version of the delicious Frosé!
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I wouldn't try a damn thing unless it was red, full-bodied, and Californian.
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NBD, able-bodied 🚇 riders who won't give your seat to a GIANT preggo.
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Two years of military service is compulsory for all able-bodied South Korean men.
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He was a big-bodied eight-point that would feed me for a year.
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Several Republican lawmakers insisted that any able-bodied American should be able to serve.
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This pig-bodied zebra relatives are getting their own moment and they deserve it!
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She also envisions a time when the able-bodied public understands this topic better.
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Although the pair sell far fewer of them, wide-bodied planes bring handsome rewards.
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Able-bodied women and men will fast from sunrise to sunset for a month.
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States are allotted exemptions every year for 2628 percent of able-bodied, childless adults.
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This squishy eight-armed machine is the world's first fully autonomous soft-bodied robot.
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That is, an instrument of the finest quality with a rich, full-bodied sound.
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Here, the genever transforms a typically dry, bitter drink into a medium-bodied sipper.
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A slightly malty, full-bodied drink with a bright spike of fruit and citrus.
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I explained how arresting a friend and I, both able-bodied, had found it.
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It's sweet, but not sugary; wonderfully full-bodied; smoky, and served on the rocks.
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But an able-bodied world makes it hard to find this sort of fulfillment.
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This one is so full-bodied that it could keep well into the fall.
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Valpolicella itself tends to be light- to medium-bodied wine, fragrant but not opulent.
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Ms. Blue's forthright, full-bodied soprano is supplemented by a presence that radiates wit.
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Because I could pass for able-bodied, I could perform some kind of normalcy.
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In 2017, he won a national title competing against able-bodied athletes in Colorado.
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Strong would not be the first Paralympic athlete to compete against able-bodied competitors.
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"It would definitely be able to make able-bodied people run faster," he says.
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Medicaid is working, as are most able-bodied adults who are eligible for it.
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Welcome to the wonderful, wide world of rich, full-bodied coffee right at home.
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The other amendment would institute work requirements for "able-bodied," childless adults on Medicaid.
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"The number of able-bodied adults we're targeting here is relatively small," said Rep.
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Pairs beautifully with a full-bodied wealth tax and a side of rent control.
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It is filled with stylish, firm-bodied people aged under 50 drinking $5 coffees.
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Thanks to their resolve, millions of able-bodied adults have been saved from dependency.
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And the able-bodied men are not yet back from wherever they have been.
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ObamaCare is already making welfare for able-bodied adults a higher priority than funding for the truly needy, creating a perverse incentive for states to prioritize expansion's new class of able-bodied adults over services for the truly vulnerable, served by traditional Medicaid.
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"The debate on health care has moved from whether it should be the government's responsibility to insure young, able-bodied people to how the government should insure young, able-bodied people, and how comprehensive the insurance should be," Klein wrote in February.
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With Obamacare and Trump's speech, the debate on health care has moved from whether it should be the government's responsibility to insure young, able-bodied people to how the government should insure young, able-bodied people, and how comprehensive the insurance should be.
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It's a full-bodied toy that walks on command — or, rather, shuffles a bit, really.
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It let me make the kinds of choices my able-bodied friends take for granted.
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I can't remember making the decision, as a female-bodied kid, to present as male.
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"Anita Baker really introduced that short hair and she bodied it every time," another added.
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"NBD, able-bodied riders who won't give your seat to a GIANT preggo," Wilde tweeted.
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SEA CUCUMBERS, soft-bodied relatives of sea urchins and starfish, are a sought-after foodstuff.
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Do you want something big, rich, and full-bodied, or something light and thirst-quenching?
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Instead, they have been redirected to fund a new welfare program for able-bodied adults.
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I can only imagine the conversation; full-bodied, cherry, tobacco and a hint of…culo?
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The once soft-bodied animal could be seen in the sandstone on the fossil bed.
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He's a hard man with hard-bodied women and a hard-nosed drive for success.
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Every able-bodied Muslim is supposed to undertake it at least once in the lifetime.
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Yet, weirdly, the songs aren't stiff; they're light-bodied and place trust in the universe.
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"Kavanaugh Beer is full-bodied for great drinkability and supreme judge-ability," the ad says.
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The truth is 52% of able-bodied adults on SNAP work within a typical month.
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Moreover, about one-fifth of the state's Medicaid recipients are now childless, able-bodied adults.
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The sound of the orchestra was full-bodied and deep, but curiously thick and weighty.
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This cabinet is full of people who are straight, cisgender, able-bodied, Christian, and wealthy.
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Served with homemade sourdough bread, the viscacha pairs well with a full-bodied Argentinian malbec.
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Mana Fine Arts also commissioned a bare-bodied Trump sculpture for its New Jersey property.
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Other encounters followed into adulthood: "Voices, music, full-bodied apparitions, things being thrown," he said.
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Oftentimes, those stories are told by able-bodied individuals, so it's all about the journey.
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In this economy there is no excuse for the able bodied not to be working.
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On Wednesday, as always, his singing was warm, mellow and full-bodied without being forced.
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And I'm not referring to its able-bodied stars' appearances in states of unembarrassed nudity.
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She also makes videos for able bodied people about how to interact with disabled people.
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The bill would impose strict work requirements for "able-bodied" adults who receive food stamps.
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In a study conducted by the company, 42 percent of respondents said they believe that those with physical disabilities are unable to perform most jobs done by able-bodied individuals, become physically fit, be as productive as able-bodied people and become world-class athletes.
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What I do know, or at least believe to be true, is that disability remains invisible and/or hard for able-bodied people to look at, because unlike racial, cultural, or sexual identities, it is an identity that any able-bodied person could possibly face.
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Notably, the test subjects with amputations performed the task as well as an able-bodied cohort.
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Scroll through my Instagram feed today, and you'd be forgiven for mistaking me as able-bodied.
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The budget text said it included proposals to help able-bodied adults enter the job market.
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Imagine the humiliation of getting bodied by Wale on a diss track in this, TYOOL, 2017.
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It's also true that some able-bodied people may hesitate to date someone with a disability.
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Why sink your teeth into an emaciated wrap skeleton when you can have full-bodied bread?
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ZTE is expected to launch its first Android Wear device, a metal-bodied smartwatch called Quartz.
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The government has largely stopped forcing everyone able-bodied into the fields to help harvest cotton.
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Similarly, "The Vagina Monologues" has been charged with privileging the voices of white, able-bodied women.
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Viognier is Virginia's official wine grape, and it's known for making full-bodied, fruity white wines.
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"Amy Schumer is blonde, white, able-bodied, femme and yes, thin," she continued in a thread.
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Vaveloz, who bodied Melodrama on July 103, was the first user to review both records exlusively.
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Dark, thick-skinned grapes tend to produce darker, fuller-bodied wines than their more delicate counterparts.
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She's a self-proclaimed "large-bodied" and "queer" woman doing difficult yoga poses in her skivvies.
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This funding formula currently gives states 95 cents on the dollar for ObamaCare's able-bodied adults.
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They certainly don't want any able-bodied people who could be working getting any such entitlements.
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The catsuits are full-bodied, long-sleeved and lined with crystals distributed evenly over the garments.
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Able-bodied people aren't required to give intimate details about their health in front of strangers.
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"Tignanello is a full-bodied red wine that I tried about seven years ago," she said.
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Conservatives believe the expansion discourages "able bodied" people from working because it provides free health care.
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This is in part because many able-bodied Americans are trapped in the Washington dependency system.
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Growing welfare programs with able-bodied adults is irresponsible and limits resources for truly vulnerable Americans.
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With the able-bodied working in fields or factories, the caregivers were often old or sick.
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The state for example, requires able-bodied adults receiving assistance to work 2350 hours per week.
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Federal health officials are already encouraging states to impose work requirements on "able-bodied" Medicaid recipients.
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Of the people who are both of working age and able-bodied, most do have jobs.
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I have the privilege of passing as completely able-bodied in appearance, if not in practice.
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The removal of sweatpants in a dressing room is the removal of an able-bodied facade.
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The "able-bodied" are now everywhere among government programs for the poor, Republican officials point out.
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A light-bodied Côtes-du-Rhône would be charming, or you could try a Beaujolais-Villages.
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The dishes of Thanksgiving call for beers that are medium-bodied, neither summery nor heavily roasted.
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If you're on food stamps, and you're able-bodied, we need you to go to work.
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He doesn't look like most of his teammates in that he's only 23 and able-bodied.
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Instead of her trademark silhouette technique, Ms. Walker is deploying a more traditional, full-bodied realism.
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Should we even consider "drafting" all able-bodied young adults into some form of national service?
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The wines are full-bodied but not at all overripe or forced, to use Thera's term.
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These soft-bodied specimens typically don't fossilize well, but the ones he collected were pristinely preserved.
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Now she has plans to do everyday activities many able-bodied people may take for granted.
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The partisan debate is focused on whether able-bodied, working-age adults should receive cash handouts.
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The lifetime cap proposals reflect the administration's view that only the "able-bodied" will be impacted.
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Republicans believe the expansion discourages "able bodied" people from working because it provides free health care.
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Smart policy that prioritizes work for able-bodied adults helps ensure that we uphold that duty.
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Census Bureau data show 44 percent of able-bodied adults in Medicaid don't work at all.
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Conservatives believe the expansion discourages "able-bodied" people from working because it provides free health care.
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Plus, it aerates the wine as it pours so you'll achieve that full-bodied flavor effortlessly.
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They tend to be white, have class privilege, be able-bodied, conventionally attractive, you name it.
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Crustaceans, hard-bodied creatures like krill and shrimp, are like dinner rolls of the deep sea.
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Ms. Yang likens this to beginning with white wine and graduating to a full-bodied cabernet.
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Or that there should be a work requirement for able-bodied adults who want health insurance?
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You could try a full-bodied Champagne, particularly one with a touch of mellow, creamy age.
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Getting a hoop on a beach would be easy if you had four able-bodied people.
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This probably won't surprise you, but the extent of the difference is both shocking and dispiriting: Every single one of the 32 female-bodied mannequins assessed throughout the data collection was underweight, compared to only 8% of the 26 male-bodied ones that researchers looked at.
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A couple years later, an Italian-bodied 1953 Cadillac Series 62 Ghia would sell for about $3,500.
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The result is a smoother, more full-bodied, and subtly aromatic drink compared to a regular Negroni.
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"It puts an end to questions I might have had when I was able-bodied," said Lopez.
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"[We've] shown both able-bodied and wheelchair dancers that dance is possible at this level," says Hill.
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"'Feminist tentacles' is a pornographic art project to help 'image affirm' female-bodied sexpriences," Enoch tells Broadly.
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Maybe there's some government program although there aren't a whole lot for able-bodied men without children.
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He actually eluded all the security pretty fast and then just gets bodied by some other fan.
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Obama&aposs health care law gave states the option of expanding Medicaid coverage to able-bodied adults.
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And since tanks are inherently large-bodied heroes, a wider spread for Bastion won't really protect them.
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" He added, "Not to seem like there's an able-bodied person not helping you with your groceries.
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Qingjiang surprised Dr Zhang by being loaded with spectacularly well-preserved members of this soft-bodied group.
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If you were able-bodied and had a good attitude, there was something for you out there.
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Pavements, street signs and pedestrian signals, for example, are often designed for the young and able-bodied.
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Gordon-Levitt's performance gradually seems less stunty and more like a well-observed, full-bodied character study.
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In the meantime, take this Halloween as an opportunity to really appreciate those unbeatable full-bodied Reese's.
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Fun fact: The site is a full-bodied personal branding vehicle with its own set of rules.
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Mark Walker (R-NC), wants to add new work requirements for able-bodied Medicaid recipients as well.
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This was a blend of sumoll and garnacha and drank like a very, very light-bodied red.
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Bamboo signed a firm deal with Boeing to purchase 10 wide-bodied 787 planes worth $2.9 billion.
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He's a bigot who demeans anyone who is not a straight, white able-bodied male (Deplorable Don).
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The Trump administration argues that "able-bodied" adults on Medicaid should have to work to receive benefits.
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What goes through my head is, You could just leave me and go find another able-bodied.
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Whether you go for full-bodied reds or crisp whites, it's time for everyone to say cheers.
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Bodied, a satirical hip-hop film produced by rapper Eminem, will get a public release on YouTube.
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It seems that, temporarily, able-bodied people make a virtue of their sudden awareness of disabled athletes.
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Fortunately, while there are many opportunities for young able-bodied Americans, many have a desire to serve.
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Cranston, an able-bodied actor, has been sharply criticized for accepting the role of a disabled character.
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I am able-bodied and relatively young, and I live close to subway stations and bus stops.
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Ferrari built approximately 58 long-nose, torque-tube, triple-carburetor, steel-bodied examples, according to RM Sotheby's.
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For Virginia, that means 22019,000 able-bodied adults could enroll—179,000 more than state officials have predicted.
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But the requirement raises questions, for instance, whether a fitness requirement like this prioritizes able-bodied students.
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Ms. Leonard's lustrous, full-bodied mezzo-soprano and her exquisite comic timing seized attention at every turn.
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One is that nearly every able-bodied batsman will be in the best shape of his life.
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In sports, you are going to see amputees with prosthetics who run faster than able-bodied humans.
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Minoh, which launched in 20065, didn't shy away from fuller-bodied varieties like dark lagers and stouts.
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To get to the Olympic Games, Strong must change his schedule to focus on able-bodied events.
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I appreciate that I'm able-bodied and I get to move around the world with that privilege.
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Jessica was a perfectly oval-faced Korean beauty with a full-bodied mane of Pantene-glossed hair.
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Ms. Feola has a warm, full-bodied voice with natural bloom and a touch of darkening richness.
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An able-bodied person doesn't get jolted awake by electric shocks every 20 minutes the entire night.
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But it also has a unique soft-bodied design that makes it roomy and easy to pack.
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This Central Market full-bodied Tuscany extra-virgin olive oil must be tasty if it's got one.
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They often favor able-bodied young people — or anyone who can use gear like stand-up paddleboards.
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You could imagine any of these able-bodied young brawlers being a deadly weapon all by himself.
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Instead, soft-bodied organisms can be identified by the burrows they make and the molecules they deposit.
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These are the able-bodied adults who have moved to the front of the line under ObamaCare.
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Bamboo announced a firm deal with Boeing to purchase 10 wide-bodied 34.83 planes worth $2.9 billion.
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But that was a full-bodied role, with an angry, confused machismo at the center of it.
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This gives each man a strange profile, as though he were some long-bodied, giant-tailed marsupial.
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" "Very low-income, able-bodied parents who aren't already working or caring for a child under 1.
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But for anyone not white, cis, able-bodied, or male, it's obvious where all this is going.
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According to the USDA, the average monthly benefit for an able-bodied adult without dependents is $163.
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And it created unstable nations with broken family units and weakened economies that lacked able-bodied workforces.
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There's her voice: odd, otherworldly and full-bodied, like slowly pouring warm syrup into a cold jug.
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One of the orchestra's concertmasters, Liviu Prunaru, showed off a magnificently full-bodied sound in his solos.
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An altruistic and able-bodied woman hefts the fearful one onto her back, and away they go.
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What modifications might be necessary to make those places workable for the disabled and able bodied alike?
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Mr. Azar defended a budget proposal to impose work requirements on able-bodied adults enrolled in Medicaid.
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Why would we not believe that the same is true for working-age, able-bodied Medicaid enrollees?
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The country will go bankrupt because other countries will be making sure their workforce is able-bodied.
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Callahan has accomplished more athletically than most able-bodied folks, but don't tell her she's an inspiration.
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In a study conducted by the company, 42 percent of people in the research said they believe that those with physical disabilities are unable to perform most jobs done by able-bodied individuals, become physically fit, be as productive as able-bodied people and become world-class athletes.
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" A number of today's women are pressuring themselves to be hard-bodied by the time they say "Yes.
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The end result is a full-bodied digital avatar that the player can see within the VR environment.
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This morning around 7 am, the engines of a massive, beluga-bodied helicopter cut on with a rumble.
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Here in Garango, all our husbands have taken a second able-bodied wife, to do what we can't.
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There's something about getting bodied by a giant man in a giant, armored, football uniform that feels right.
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All able-bodied Muslims who have the means are expected to make the pilgrimage once in their lifetimes.
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You don't live in a meritocracy if all the gatekeepers are predominately, Anglo able-bodied heterosexual cisgender men.
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Perfect for fall is a full-bodied red wine called Touriga Nacional from a region called the Douro.
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As an able-bodied Japanese man, he has the privilege of taking what he wants from the itako.
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The Yoga Book is better suited for in-class/office devices, rather than a full-bodied laptop replacement.
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This origami device is just one method that's being explored for the capture of soft-bodied marine life.
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For instance, it's estimated that 95% of characters with disabilities on TV are played by able-bodied actors.
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Poor, able-bodied adults could rarely enroll, whether they were a refugee or born in the United States.
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The tribunal said he set out to kill "every able-bodied male" and systematically exterminate the Bosnian Muslim.
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She also felt alienated in them; she was a larger-bodied, black practitioner surrounded by thin white people.
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And once you've finished the final mission, the diamond-bodied horse will poop out loot for you, too.
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Multiple Republican elected officials have argued this expansion has enabled too many able-bodied people to receive Medicaid.
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Using Medicaid "as a vehicle to serve working age, able-bodied adults does not make sense," Verma said.
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In the video above, you can see a number of soft-bodied animals going for a swim underwater.
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The state is also proposing to impose a five-year lifetime limit on Medicaid for "able-bodied" people.
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Nationwide, more than twice as many able-bodied adults have enrolled in the Medicaid expansion than ever expected.
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Some Republicans have objected, claiming that the program is too costly and provides coverage for "able-bodied" people.
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A full-bodied SB 822 could be a model of legislation for other states, and ultimately, in congress.
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But what we don't hear very often is: Female-bodied people have to physiologically prep for sex, too.
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The current request would require able-bodied adults without dependents to work at least 20 hours a week.
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The composer's harmonic language, which ventures into bold, radical chromaticism, came through in rich, full-bodied orchestral sound.
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In the last 2900 years, the number of able-bodied adults on Medicaid has quadrupled to 220006 million.
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On a rock near the trailhead, Valerie discovers its skin, already bubbling with the forest's bright-bodied flies.
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But the faulty assumption lurking behind work requirements is that able-bodied adults on assistance programs aren't working.
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Attendance is a religious duty, once in a lifetime, for every able-bodied Muslim who can afford it.
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Workers with disabilities are paid according to their productivity as compared to a well-trained able-bodied worker.
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One way is to test the worker's speed at completing a task compared to an able-bodied person.
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Chicory root mimics that full-bodied coffee taste I've grown to love, but in a slightly earthier way.
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Such as "Get Me Bodied," my friends and I used to dance to that all the damn time.
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Small-bodied anole lizards (Anolis scriptus) do not run and hide from oncoming hurricanes like one might think.
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In the transitions from full-bodied operatic singing to crooning, Mr. Kaufmann's different levels of experience showed through.
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For around the same price, you can find some very good cavas, light-bodied sparkling wines from Spain.
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He has played wheelchair tennis, basketball and softball and currently teaches basketball to able-bodied preschoolers and kindergartners.
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Though the sound is cleaner and fuller-bodied, it's somehow more haunting for the legibility of its vision.
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In a memorable sighting, the spindly-legged, fat-bodied brown spider is perched on a toothbrush, dwarfing it.
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Those who are able-bodied adults and who are also temporarily unemployed are mostly actively looking for work.
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It's medium-bodied, not too big or alcoholic, just a decent drink of wine, with character and personality.
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Going into this — my hard-won, full-bodied love — I only knew that I had everything to gain.
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What advice would she offer a young, able-bodied woman considering a relationship with a disabled young man?
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I chased with a nice full-bodied local beer, a Teufel Hunden from Savannah-based Service Brewing ($6).
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Mr. Azar told Congress that states should be allowed to impose work requirements on able-bodied Medicaid beneficiaries.
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"Societal expectations of disabled people are that we need able-bodied people's help to do things," he said.
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But it's the soy sauce and rice wine vinegar that make this light-bodied broth so highly drinkable.
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One, which turned out to be the '90, was full-bodied, rich and exotic, seemingly uncharacteristic of Lafite.
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Yet in none of these representations does Ms. Kahlo appear as anything other than an able-bodied woman.
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You could try a rosé from anywhere, really, so long as it is dry and relatively light-bodied.
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Citing a strong job market, the Trump administration has said helping able-bodied adults was no longer necessary.
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As I find so often when I'm out with able-bodied companions, "right here" keeps moving further away.
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An equitable society, similarly, will provide crutches and wheelchairs to disabled people but not to able-bodied ones.
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An equitable society, similarly, will provide crutches and wheelchairs to disabled people but not to able-bodied ones.
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For MRAs, it's able-bodied, white, cis, heterosexual men using civil rights legislation — which is enacted to walk back the country's history of viewing the rights of able-bodied, white, cis, heterosexual men as more important than others — to penalize the very kinds of people these laws were meant to protect.
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We may seem to be unlikely messengers of the body neutrality message, as three conventionally attractive, smaller bodied women.
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Conservative-leaning members have been especially irked since Obamacare expanded Medicaid to 11 million able-bodied adults without children.
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Texture wise, there's nothing better than a very rich and full-bodied lipstick that doesn't dry out your lips.
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One change that House leaders are considering is adding a work requirement for able-bodied adults who receive Medicaid.
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She invested savings and planted Saperavi - the grapes used to make Georgia's best known wine, a full-bodied red.
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But while Eight Mile gets name-checked in Bodied, the film primarily owes its existence to a Swift controversy.
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Oscar Isaac appears to get transferred from his human form to the giant, blue-bodied creature on the left.
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China's success so far has been based largely on economic growth, which has generated jobs for the able-bodied.
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Medicaid expansion critics have also objected to the idea of providing coverage to able-bodied adults who can work.
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It's not hard to understand why hundreds of able-bodied athletes will run this Sunday as guides for Achilles.
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Juszkiewicz is also considering capitalizing on an industry-wide boom in sales of ukuleles, the small-bodied Hawaiian instrument.
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They probably didn't expect a Gizmodo article directing every able-bodied nerd to their tiny town, now did they?
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Millions more discouraged, able-bodied workers faced with shrinking job options have left the work force, apparently for good.
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Let's talk some lighter red wine options and slightly fuller-bodied white wines as we turn the calendar pages.
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No special roundtables to discuss how best to write about straight people or cis people or able-bodied people.
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But when you add disability into it, there's this, 'oh, why wouldn't you want to be more able-bodied?
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The army comes calling for all able-bodied youth to sign up, and Bharat answers the call of duty.
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By chance, Brock then meets Fechter and the Wolf Pack 5 and recognizes the potential of full-bodied animatronics.
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As a result of the ACA, 220006 states have expanded this coverage to low-income able-bodied childless adults.
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I actually noticed and truly appreciated the nuances in flavor and the rich, full-bodied texture (known as crema).
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Though Medicaid was intended to provide medical needs of the unable, ObamaCare mandated health insurance for able-bodied adults.
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Deary got bodied, jacked, or whatever other euphemism for Embarrassed In A Way That Involves Landing On Your Butt.
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"I'd watch people with arms shoot and I would visualize that I was an able-bodied person," he recalls.
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She was a tall, slim, narrow-bodied woman with surprisingly generous firm breasts that her tight turquoise sweater accentuated.
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If the AHCA were to become law, ObamaCare's expansion of Medicaid to cover able-bodied, childless adults will remain.
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But today, just two years after enrollment began, more than 6900,2628 able-bodied adults are enrolled in the expansion.
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The resulting colonial militia laws required every able-bodied male citizen to participate and to provide his own arms.
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That aside, the wine was light-bodied and relatively inoffensive, unless its lack of varietal character would bother you.
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The Vietti seemed the lightest-bodied of the three even though it had the most alcohol at 14 percent.
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By enacting these reforms, Ohio lawmakers are providing able-bodied adults on welfare a new path out of dependency.
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South Korea is one the few countries in the world that has compulsory conscription for all able-bodied men.
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Trump officials argue that "able-bodied" people in the program should be working to lift themselves out of poverty.
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The bill also significantly curtails federal support for Medicaid and allows states to require able-bodied adults to work.
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Mr. Grossman's personal favorites include the complex, medium- to full-bodied Don Carlos 30th Anniversary, which costs around $35.
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Are you white, cis, a man, able-bodied, straight, or otherwise someone who occupies a privileged role in society?
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That's good news for those who want something that can get loud and sounds a lot more full-bodied.
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Joseph Kahn's "Bodied," a rap battle satire featuring a surprisingly talented scrawny white protagonist, took the midnight madness award.
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These essays make up a dialogue about being disabled in an able-bodied world that arose from their friendship.
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Don't ask me what wine is the most full-bodied if you're just going to get a Pinot Noir!
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Advancements in technology and investments in resources have guaranteed paralympic athletes the same opportunities that able-bodied athletes receive.
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Phil Bryant of Mississippi, a Republican, said he supported a "work force requirement" for able-bodied adults on Medicaid.
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That said, some words we use are delicate, elegant, refined, full-bodied, good oak, smooth and well rounded, balanced.
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Her distinctive sound — full-bodied and sumptuous but never forced — ideally suited the passages of melting lyricism and nobility.
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Other hard-bodied men see his hurt, but as strong, discreet brothers they, too, keep their feelings in check.
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Pets are the slobbery, warm-bodied, loving beings that occasionally care more for you than they do for themselves.
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Today, as a result of ObamaCare, some state programs have added able-bodied individuals without dependents to their programs.
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On Tuesday, the Trump administration reaffirmed its commitment to move millions of able-bodied adults from welfare to work.
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The site is unique in that it not only includes well-preserved fossils but soft-bodied organisms as well.
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Verdi's "Macbeth" (1847) is savage Italian blood and guts, a product of bel canto's discovery of full-bodied Romanticism.
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DeGrom (3.80 E.R.A.) is the best able-bodied Mets starter now but has piled up unusually high walk totals.
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"Japanese politics is still centred around able-bodied men," says Jun Ishikawa, head of a government commission on disabilities.
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The measure demands that able-bodied adults without children or other dependents fulfill specific work requirements to receive benefits.
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Presiding over all this is the Guardian Angel: Eric Jurenas, whose smooth and full-bodied countertenor was a highlight.
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Medicaid services to the disabled have been cut or severely delayed as ObamaCare directs resources to able-bodied individuals.
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In 2018, there were 2.9 million single, able-bodied working adults who received SNAP benefits, according to the USDA.
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And if an able-bodied male in his 20s was not enrolled in college, he was immediately draft fodder.
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A big part of it is a town where all the able-bodied men have died in a mine.
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This pale-bodied demon would show up on our TVs and scare our parents with on-stage dildo antics.
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Inside Everything you Can Imagine Is Real the viewer perceives a series of warm-bodied yet marionette-like figurines.
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With the exception of theaters like Deaf West, Theater Breaking Through Barriers and the Apothetae (founded by Mr. Mozgala) — created in part to provide opportunities for artists with disabilities — and companies like the Oregon Shakespeare Festival, which has committed to integrating disabled actors, most able-bodied roles go to able-bodied actors.
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Using the Full Bodied Foundation Brush 110, apply Pro Filt'r Soft Matte Longwear Foundation for a soft matte flawless complexion.
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The scandal comes ahead of the singer's mandatory military services, which all able-bodied men in South Korea must complete.
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And it was nothing less than grand: The singer wore an extravagant, full-bodied gown with a large lace vail.
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Soft-bodied, idyllic jellyfish are becoming an incredible nuisance, so it's about time we start eating them in greater numbers.
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Former President Barack Obama rode in a 2009 Cadillac DTS-bodied limo, which is still used by the Secret Service.
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Bodied Last week, Joseph Kahn summoned the wrath of the Beyhive down upon himself — and not just once but repeatedly.
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The court called him "the architect of destruction" who directed his forces to systematically kill "every able-bodied" Muslim male.
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"I think it's that probably people assume once you're diagnosed, you're no longer an able-bodied individual," he told CBS.
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Two-legged theropods and big-bodied sauropods, among other groups, walked this patch of Earth around 130 million years ago.
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"Lynching is wrong no matter whether someone is white or black, gay or straight, disabled or able-bodied," Staver says.
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And disabled travellers tend to spend more than their able-bodied counterparts, often travelling with a carer, family or friends.
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The hot-bodied model took her famous ass for a swim in the Caribbean Sea ... and it was muy bueno!!!
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While inside the experience, guests are represented by full-bodied avatars that they can select during the check-in process.
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Yet, here she is, reimagined as a thin, unibrow-less and able-bodied figurine selling online for $29.99 a pop.
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This means that the study of soft-bodied creatures like jellyfish, comb jellies, and tunicates has been "neglected," says Gruber.
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Overall, the invisibility of white, cis, heterosexual, able-bodied women pales in comparison to that of all other marginalized identities.
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The bill would also significantly curtail federal support for Medicaid and allow states to require able-bodied adults to work.
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On work requirements, it would mandate work for able-bodied welfare recipients and double working tax credits for childless filers.
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But small-bodied mammals could still thrive, as they did for their long history in the shadow of the dinosaurs.
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Using Medicaid "as a vehicle to serve working age, able-bodied adults does not make sense," Verma said in November.
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To appease conservatives, states would have the option of implementing work requirements for able-bodied adults without children or dependents.
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These two mutable signs are double-bodied (Sag is half man, half beast, while Gemini is a pair of twins).
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My relationship with her has made me realize that I don't need someone who is able-bodied to be happy.
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The people who are bearing the brunt of the budget cuts are known as ABAWDs: able-bodied adults without dependents.
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"Until this, the evidence for an overlapping ecological association between metazoans and soft-bodied Ediacaran organisms was limited," Darroch said.
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Kentucky's waiver also imposes premiums on able-bodied, adult Medicaid beneficiaries - another first for the key social safety net program.
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Reading through the script it was insane that these women are so full bodied and fantastic, it was so exciting.
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They're an important way to transfer energy in the ecosystem from bugs to big-bodied animals, a crucial food bridge.
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So certain people drop off, and it's not necessarily correlated with whether they're able bodied or whatever else they're doing.
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They tend to be fuller-bodied than German rieslings but are often steelier and more lively than rieslings from Alsace.
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A new rule would have forced able-bodied adults without dependents to work in order to be eligible for SNAP.
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The gay pride movement of the '80s was full of able-bodied young men, many of them with good jobs.
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In Kansas, implementing work requirements for able-bodied, childless adults effectively cut the state's food stamp caseload by three-quarters.
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In Maine, income rose by 2202 percent, just a single year after reissuing work requirements for childless, able-bodied adults.
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It was an image far more humble than that of the world-class athlete who successfully challenged able-bodied athletes.
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The last time it was lower was back in 1969 when many able-bodied working men were fighting in Vietnam.
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He sank into a depression, and encouraged Greenleaf to find an able-bodied pastor, a request that the church rejected.
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Every able-bodied Tangierman who heard it took to the sea to save them, despite the water's life-threatening conditions.
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Why would we choose to spend resources on able-bodied adults instead of on those who truly need our help?
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The scientists said in their paper that their creation could be a foundation for the future of soft-bodied robots.
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After realising how the creative industries exclude those who aren't able-bodied, I created my own queer feminist zine, Polyester.
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Anyone able -bodied and willing (and in some cases, we were quietly told, unwilling) was off fighting on the frontlines.
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Beyoncé even recorded a new video for her song "Get Me Bodied" in support of Michelle Obama's "Let's Move" initiative.
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It can be quite difficult to get into a tiny house loft, especially for people who are not able-bodied.
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The spicy tomato-anchovy salsa, however, tips the balance toward fuller-bodied yet fresh whites, with a spine of acidity.
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Lamy was handing out free Vibrant Pink Al-Stars, a sleek aluminum-bodied pen, and plastic Safaris (each around $40).
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Beyoncé was born on September 4, 23 (as she whispers in the intro to "Get Me Bodied") in Houston, Texas.
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The Coach Sauer Foundation, established after his death, will provide equipment or financial assistance to disabled or able-bodied players.
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The seas Ms. Lister conquered are known for mercurial weather and conditions that are arduous even for able-bodied sailors.
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Unfortunately, "more than 4,000 able-bodied adults immediately returned to the program once the work requirement was paused," Eardley said.
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Dance phrases are all admirably full bodied and three-dimensional, with upper and lower halves of the body equally active.
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The country's fertile volcanic soil and areas of high elevation produce a full-bodied black tea with exquisite, bold flavors.
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Around 413 million people access the food-stamp program each year, nearly 241 million of them able-bodied, without children.
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We have many able-bodied citizens who could afford to purchase insurance, especially younger people, who do not buy insurance.
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Nearly 28 million able-bodied adults are now dependent on the program, up from fewer than seven million in 2000.
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It's time the federal government give states better incentives that will encourage able-bodied people to reenter the job market.
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The floating lines and full-bodied lyricism of weightier fare, like Arturo in "I Puritani," clearly suit him better now.
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Several Republican governors have expressed interest in imposing such requirements on certain Medicaid beneficiaries — able-bodied adults without minor children.
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But his style wasn't a merely negative exercise, a winnowing or clearing out: he delivered a gorgeous, full-bodied alternative.
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Inside, the Maison de Cornalin is an ode to a local grape varietal that produces a medium-bodied red wine.
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Forsythe, who knows ballet as well as anyone, was breaking its stultifying orthodoxies without forgoing technique or full-bodied dancing.
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Coming first to wide-bodied planes, it will mean new seats with the same capacity by using space between them.
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The company, which has been around since 1979, stages productions using actors with disabilities as well as able-bodied actors.
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Services to the disabled and the elderly have been cut or delayed as the able-bodied population piles onto Medicaid.
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A new IAAF ruling requires amputee competitors to prove themselves they do not have an advantage over able-bodied athletes.
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She believes that embracing your body—for both able-bodied people and those with disabilities—is key to feeling sexy.
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The chardonnay is juicy, lively and full-bodied, not complex or subtle — just a big, clean wine that feels good.
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It is a fizzy, thick, full bodied weapon of mass destruction that wreaks havoc on the mind, body, and soul.
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Mr. Vemic brought a mellow, full-bodied voice, a feeling for bel canto phrasing and commanding stage presence to his portrayal.
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It's telling the disability community that they need to conform to the able-bodied world instead of the other way around.
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Currently, able-bodied adults ages 18-49 without children are required to work 20 hours a week to maintain their benefits.
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The streets were once flooded with able-bodied men, who drastically outnumbered the woman residents, but now, the boom is over.
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Building muscle is easier for some individuals than others, but any able-bodied individual can learn to do a pull-up.
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Bodied, which was well-received at TIFF, has yet to cement a distributor, but Kahn's been tweeting about getting multiple offers.
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Boeing estimates global demand for narrow-bodied single aisle aircraft, the 507's category, at 507,000 over the next two decades.
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" As the group discusses ability status, Stroker explains that, because she uses a chair to get around, "I'm not able-bodied.
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Because cold brew is steeped in cold water it boasts a smoother, less acidic, and fuller bodied flavor than regular coffee.
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I've seen a transformation — as an abled-bodied man he had his perspective of sexuality and love in the disabled community.
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Our cryogenic aging produces a light bodied space lager with a fresh taste, a crisp, clean finish, and a smooth drinkability.
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One theory is that these individuals evolved from an isolated population of large-bodied Homo erectus, and then dwarfed over time.
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When you talk about sex and figure out what you want it's better for everybody, whether you're able-bodied or not.
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Able-bodied adult recipients would need to work, volunteer or study for a set number of hours to keep their coverage.
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In the vision of Madison, it would be states leading their militias, the militias consisting of the able-bodied male population.
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Routes to the EU and central Asia should come later this year, when two more narrow-bodied jets join the fleet.
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The scandal comes ahead of the singer's mandatory military service, which all able-bodied South Korean men are required to complete.
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"My parents really, really don't like seeing smart, able-bodied people not perform to the best of their abilities," he said.
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"There aren't many narrow-bodied aircraft options out there available, that's why this appears to be a transitory issue," Kahyaoglu said.
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"I had a dream one night where I was playing a small bodied guitar," he said in an interview last year.
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Plus, Laschi says, robots with soft bodies will be better able to interact in a world designed for soft-bodied humans.
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Able-bodied men and women were brought to training camps, formed into an armed militia, and sent back to fight ISIS .
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"For this population, for able-bodied adults, we should celebrate helping people move up, move on, and move out," she said.
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Instead of providing relief to these truly needy individuals, ObamaCare's expansion moves able-bodied adults to the front of the line.
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Back in 1938, everyone assumed that a worker with a disability was less productive than a "normal" or "able-bodied" worker.
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Many small-bodied birds today eat insects, and this trait can be traced to the surviving birds 66 million years ago.
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Ms. Sullivan, who was born without lower legs, doesn't believe that able-bodied performers should be prevented from playing the disabled.
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A theatrical release will follow later in 2018, and Bodied will also play on YouTube Red, the company's streaming subscription service.
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She consistently sees able-bodied patients coming through her door with three or more different control prescriptions, funded entirely through Medicaid.
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I was diagnosed with a degenerative disability early in life, but appeared able-bodied and mostly "fit in" — physically, at least.
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For all the concerns over which outfielders will play and where, the Mets need as many able-bodied players as possible.
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For too long, Washington, D.C. has encouraged states to extend food stamps and expand Medicaid to ever more able-bodied adults.
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However, they overestimate work participation among able-bodied food stamp recipients and underestimate the abuse of work requirements waivers by states.
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The waiver would require able-bodied adults without dependents to work at least 20 hours a week to qualify for coverage.
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If Starship is realized as envisioned by Musk, it will be a roughly 400-foot-tall two-stage steel-bodied vehicle.
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As a result, nearly half of able bodied recipients of temporary assistance for needy families in a typical state are idle.
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Front Burner Detonate this new full-bodied coffee in your mug in the morning, and you'll be fueled for the day.
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You're friends with everyone in class, and you don't care what color they are or whether or not they're able-bodied.
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Even if the wine isn't medium bodied and doesn't have cherry notes, they'll taste it and believe what they want to.
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Anyway, now I've self-bodied myself in revisiting ancient and embarrassing Facebook profile photos, time to go fully in on yours.
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"It's one of the first opportunities they've had in the theater, or watching dance, to feel full-bodied engagement," Sandahl recalled.
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Our frustration, while a foreign language to all of our able-bodied friends, arose from a deeper desire that we shared.
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However well intentioned, the able-bodied wrestler chose segregation by laying down for his opponent rather than giving him his best.
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Effectively, U.S. immigration policy into the 1920s said that if you were a white, able-bodied man, the border was open.
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The impressive blend is crafted with 100 eaux-de vie and has a full-bodied mouth-feel and hints of cocoa.
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Often, a higher degree of alcohol means a fuller-bodied wine, but the Brigaldara was just as lithe as the Prà.
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"This bird seems to have been a small-bodied, predominantly non-tree-dwelling, flying bird, with a generalized diet," Field said.
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He will need to rise through the ranks within the able-bodied divisions, from regionals to nationals to World Cup events.
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Kentucky's proposed plan applies only to "'able-bodied' working age adults," not including students and caregivers, per the Kaiser Family Foundation.
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What's harder in contained spaces is the full-bodied act of dancing, which is what the end of class usually emphasizes.
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This environmentally responsible winery specializes in the kind of full-bodied reds that can only come from Napa (tastings from $40).
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I thought my discomfort was because of the "lady tax" female-bodied people pay for existing in a male-dominated culture.
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Nero d'Avola is fuller-bodied and darker colored, with little of the lift or refreshing crunchiness that I love in frappato.
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"Miss Lack has a firm, full-bodied technique that time has not eroded," John Rockwell wrote in The Times in 1986.
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Under the new rules, states will have a harder time waiving work requirements for able-bodied adults in high unemployment areas.
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In developing your response, consider the following questions: Should all able-bodied Americans be required to work to receive food stamps?
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Within just one year, able-bodied adults studied in the report saw their incomes rise by an average of 2900 percent.
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"Since then all of them have the confidence now that they can even do better than the able bodied," he said.
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Getting on the right side of history, IMG Models then christened its male bigger-bodied division — wait for it — Brawn. 22011.
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The Tronsmart Force portable speaker features dual drivers and dual passive bass radiators that produce a full-bodied sound without distortion.
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When the music paused, a staffer yelled, "DJ spin that shit!" before Beyonce's "Get Me Bodied" bumped through the venue's speakers.
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It was medium-bodied and not particularly concentrated, though its spicy, herbal flavors lingered in the mouth, as did its tannins.
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She made a better impression in some of those songs at Carnegie, with full-bodied collaboration from the pianist Philippe Cassard.
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It turns out, the heavy-bodied beetle was associated with divine manifestation, often serving as a symbol for development and growth.
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USDA recently finalized changes to SNAP that will apply to recipients who are able-bodied adults without children or other dependents.
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In adding thousands of able-bodied, childless, working-age adults in states that accepted the expansion, Obamacare only worsened this problem.
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Required in the welfare reform of 1996, able-bodied recipients were expected to go to work if there was a job.
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If making it a requirement for government aid, and the person is able bodied, it is imperative that it be supported.
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Disabled Ohioans wait for the care they need while nearly three-quarter of a million able-bodied adults get "free" welfare.
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That means Medicaid needs to be preserved for the poor and disabled, but with stricter requirements that able-bodied people work.
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And Mr. Gold's staging leaves no doubt that Ms. Ferris is not some able-bodied actress pretending to have a disability.
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Still, I continued to rely on the myth that being married to an able-bodied man meant I wasn't truly disabled.
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There are now about 28 million able-bodied people enrolled in Medicaid, roughly four times more than there were in 2000.
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"If you're on food stamps and you're able-bodied, we need you to go to work," Mulvaney said at the time.
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Kentucky, for example, will require able-bodied adults to complete 80 hours a month of community engagement to qualify for coverage.
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It is a full-throated, full-bodied exploration of love and desire, exultation and loss, belonging and expulsion, ownership and autonomy.
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Violet-scented Argentine malbec that is medium-bodied, unmarred by clumsy oak treatments or other cellar techniques, is a great thing.
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This brew is big and robust, which is what you want from a full-bodied amber ale, with or without alcohol.
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My ex was a personal trainer and a football player: strong, hard-bodied, and confident in the presence of other athletes.
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The shoot features actors Cléo Pires and Paulo Vilhena, both of whom are able-bodied ambassadors for the Brazilian Paralympic Committee (CPB).
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The plane manufacturer said a strong majority of new planes will be smaller and forecast a need for 28,550 narrow-bodied jets.
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This contrasts the typical image of tech that has been criticized in recent years for being overwhelmingly white, male, and able-bodied.
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How long before the able-bodied begin to exploit these enhancements to augment their own competitive advantage in an increasingly crowded world?
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While we know that there's nothing like a nice vintage, maybe Bronze Age-era wine would be a bit too full-bodied.
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It's a light-colored but medium-bodied, complex red for dishes like roasted pork shoulder, spiced duck breast, or porcini mushroom pasta.
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He's got piercing blue eyes, a pair of the best damn eyebrows you've ever seen, and that full-bodied mustache, of course.
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They want work requirements for people on Medicaid, measures to limit new enrollment by "able-bodied adults," and more flexibility for states.
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Mr. Panerai was widely admired throughout his 220-year operatic career for his full-bodied sound and the elegance of his singing.
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Like its predecessor, the Sonos One delivers balanced, detailed, and full-bodied audio that outperformed my expectations of a speaker this size.
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I can't wait to watch and not have that f—ing weird toddler-bodied oaf come on the screen every six minutes.
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Women adopted the full-bodied Victorian dress from their oppressors, but after the war remade it with symbols unique to their tribe.
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There was nothing really to compare it to and they were all full-bodied, on both men and women, militant and civilian.
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The hybrids are more or less full-bodied versions of that hideous horse head mask that's become such a familiar internet joke.
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Every time I'd see a crush doing it on Instagram (a lot!) I would experience a deep, full-bodied pang of cringiness.
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How a group of full-bodied H. erectus made their way to the remote island of Flores remains a matter of speculation.
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The term "able-bodied" has historically been used to arbitrarily separate the people lawmakers feel are, and aren't, deserving of public assistance.
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Taste of Cherry's subject is a man who wants to die, looking for able-bodied passengers to help him do the deed.
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For the able-bodied, luxury is waking up every day with two hands, two feet, and enough fingers to hold a pen.
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Mathers himself hasn't commented yet, but then again he's probably very busy working with Dr Dre on Joseph Khan's upcoming film Bodied.
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Moreover, the aluminum-bodied 2017 Raptor will have to show more than its mechanical durability but also its external resilience as well.
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But it isn't a full-bodied smart assistant or the type of natural language helper the industry is aiming to build now.
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But it isn't a full-bodied smart assistant or the type of natural-language helper the industry is aiming to build now.
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The state will require able-bodied adults without dependents to do 2628 hours a month of community engagement to qualify for coverage.
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And it stayed brown along with the text, "Starbucks Coffee And Tea" and a fuller-bodied shot of the siren, until 1987.
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Why should able-bodied actors have the privilege to move between worlds, when that same allowance is never extended to disabled actors?
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Republicans have been pushing for the change since the Affordable Care Act added millions of so called "able-bodied" adults to Medicaid.
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But the ungainly and lumbering flat-bodied halibut is the real glamour-puss of the market when it takes off to fly.
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My first observation is that it's noticeably larger and more full-bodied than the Chick-fil-A version I'm used to eating.
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A 2014 Cabernet blend I tasted bore out what Robinson had said: medium-bodied and somewhat floral, it seemed like a Bordeaux.
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Ferrari only built four triple-carburetor, long-nose, torque-tube, aluminum-bodied 275 GTB Alloy by Scaglietti models, according to RM Sotheby's.
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Every able-bodied Muslim who has the means should perform the haj at least once in their lifetime under a quota system.
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The production sounds slightly woolly next to the deep, husky reverberations of J Hus or the full-bodied instrumentation of Mura Masa.
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I am able-bodied and live in one of the largest cities in the world, so quitting Amazon is arguably a privilege.
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Sheppard believes such questions stem from able-bodied audience members who think having a disability is inextricably linked with being physically limited.
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I want a world where the social relations I forge with those who are able-bodied are not predicated on my disability.
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We are very concerned that it will lead to out-of-control spending and create a welfare trap for able-bodied adults.
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Millennials and the oldest members of Generation Z are being bodied by back-to-back recessions over the course of two decades.
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It's a really, really good beer: a well-balanced, full-bodied brew with a malty and caramel finish from the eponymous toast.
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So every minute of my life when it's told by an able-bodied person, and that's not the whole story about me.
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When it comes to athletes with visual impairments, she said, "there's no question whatsoever" that they can participate in able-bodied competitions.
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For all the resources USA Hockey invests in developing able-bodied goaltenders, it had lagged on the sled hockey side until recently.
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Republican lawmakers who have demonized the program as welfare for "able-bodied adults" have long sought to require Medicaid beneficiaries to work.
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Furthermore, you can only get Browns on the black-bodied version of the K95, the gunmetal version only offering Speed switches. Confusing.
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Every action you take consumes one spoon, but because you are healthy and able-bodied, with unlimited spoons, it's no big deal.
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Soundbars range in price and audio quality, but the best of them allow for full-bodied audio in a relatively compact package.
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First Words Enemies are useful: We all know the sweet, full-bodied relief of having someone else to blame for our problems.
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Disability is always seen as a misfortune, and disabled characters are simply opportunities to demonstrate the kindness of the able-bodied protagonists.
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With the 203 vintage, Grahm changed the style to a lighter-bodied wine meant for early drinking rather than extended cellar aging.
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It's the administration's latest move to reconfigure Medicaid to discourage enrollment by able-bodied adults and prioritize care for the most vulnerable.
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What wasn't cloying in that finale on Sunday was the music — the orchestra swirling and shining, the chorus rich and full-bodied.
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Total Medicaid spending has nearly tripled since 2000 and spending on able-bodied adults has increased by a jaw-dropping 85033 percent.
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When they do, many times they're snapped up by able-bodied actors that directors believe will bring people to the box office.
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For a while, I was the only able-bodied adult, getting ski boots on and off, shepherding the kids to their lessons.
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" Among the individual performers, Stephanie Lynne Mason is in full-bodied voice in "A Brivele der Mamen" and "Vi Nemt Men Parnuse?
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Show the world that not only the finely muscled and strong-boned can defy gravity, but also the soft-bodied and wormy.
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The pricier AirPods Pro felt richer and more full-bodied, but that's to be expected of a more premium pair of headphones.
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If you want a red, try a light-bodied wine with lively acidity, like a Barbera d'Alba or a frappato from Sicily.
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It's a firm, smooth tomme-style cheese with a blue-gray rind, a fruity aroma and a full-bodied, slightly tangy flavor.
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Bevin said many of the newly eligible are able-bodied, and said they had a moral responsibility to work for their benefits.
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Matt Bevin (R) said the requirements are necessary because "able-bodied people" are essentially getting free health coverage without contributing to society.
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Show the world that not only the finely muscled and strong-boned can defy gravity, but also the soft-bodied and wormy.
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Whether you choose mild white miso, medium-bodied yellow miso or the more intense reddish-brown miso, it gives foods instant brightness.
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In short order, George Washington passed the Militia Act of 1792, disallowing all but "abled bodied white male citizens" in the military.
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So if work requirements already exist, and most able-bodied adults are working…why are we still talking about stronger work requirements?
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The process involves crew spraying airborne insecticides through the cabin, a common practice in Australia and New Zealand to kill soft-bodied insects.
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The female-bodied attendees looked dashing in suits and rainbow suspenders, glow sticks ringed every wrist, and androgynous looks were sprinkled liberally throughout.
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Ninety percent of American voters support the idea that able-bodied adults should have to work, train, or volunteer to receive welfare benefits.
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The New York Times described Taedonggang beer as "a full-bodied lager a little on the sweet side, with a slightly bitter aftertaste."
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While the pudding itself is thick, chocolaty, and creamy, the whipped topping is almost as full-bodied and substantial as the pudding itself.
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Australia finished the track cycling with 10 gold medals in the able-bodied events, with Scotland and New Zealand taking two titles each.
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The result, according to a press release from Wölffer, is a gin that is clean and full-bodied with a hint of spiciness.
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The haj, a journey every able-bodied Muslim who can afford it must perform once in a lifetime, can be a profound experience.
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Janine Antoni's "Caryatid (Crackled green glaze over red oxide on an ovoid bodied vase with a truncated neck)" (2003) is an inverted monument.
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ON MARCH 10TH a Boeing 737 MAX, the latest version of that firm's bestselling narrow-bodied airliner, fell from the sky in Ethiopia.
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Since both edible and inedible Pachyrhynchus sport the same warning patterns, the newly hatched, soft-bodied beetles are actually sailing under false colours.
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Even over a tiny cell phone speaker, her strong voice bursts forth with electric excitement, full-bodied passion, and the occasional flirtatious giggle.
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An able-bodied representative from Harvard was on-hand at the event, demonstrating how the system automatically adjusts when walking at different speeds.
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Instead, work requirements focus on "able-bodied" adults who aren't working — which, for a program like Medicaid, is a tiny portion of recipients.
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Thanks to pop culture and films like Suffragette (2015), most people believe that the suffragettes were mainly straight, white, and able-bodied women.
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"I pray that this talented, young black actress will have another part as full-bodied as Meg Murry," DuVernay tells Refinery29 via email.
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Leinenkugel's Bavarian Dunkel: Leinie bills this lager as "a medium-bodied dark beer with hints of berries", but I would alter that slightly.
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That also didn't factor in the pool of directors, producers, and writers who still come from a white, straight, and able-bodied bias.
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"Adding disabled people, bringing them to the table, it may look different from the workflow than with an able-bodied person," Adame said.
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White women are talking with women of color, cis women are talking with transgender women, disabled women are talking to able-bodied women.
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Using Medicaid to cover able-bodied adults "does not make sense," CMS Administrator Seema Verma said in a recent speech previewing this policy.
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Why use the category "white, male, able-bodied people from elite schools," and what share of their applicants meets all of those descriptions?
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That location means many cities are within a 4-5 hour flight radius which can be flown by fuel-efficient, narrow-bodied planes.
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The Medicaid program was originally created to assist the disabled and elderly but has grown to cover impoverished children and able-bodied adults.
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These are long-overdue, commonsense reforms that will help rein in out-of-control waivers and get able-bodied adults back to work.
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I'm a cis, straight, white, able-bodied woman, and even with that laundry list of privilege, body neutrality is a life-changing concept.
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The decision regarding assisted suicide, advocates say, suggests that a disabled person's life has less value or meaning than an able-bodied person.
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Many assume that the average Medicaid beneficiary is an able-bodied adult, but the true picture of a Medicaid recipient is quite different.
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Many of these states are targeting the expansion population -- often able-bodied, working age adults without dependent children -- in their work-requirement waivers.
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States can get permission from the federal government to exempt able-bodied, childless adults from work requirements if they qualify for work waivers.
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Each exemption is worth one month of free benefits for an able-bodied enrollee, exempting them from the work requirement for that month.
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Instead, the series centers on SUR's hard-bodied wait staff, few of whom seem keen on climbing the rungs of the management ladder.
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But at the end of the day, all of this talk of humping a male-bodied AI bot is still very much speculation.
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Update: Due to a misreporting, we initially wrote that Bodied was based on Toronto's battle rap scene, specifically the career of Kid Twist.
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Both ride full-bodied vocalist-guitarist Rachel Aggs, and both are driven by no-nonsense drummer Andrew Milk and supple bassist Billy Easter.
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Whether you're into comedy, drama, or tearjerkers, you can always make room for shows and movies that don't solely feature able-bodied characters.
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When 2017 arrived she was 123 and caring for the postwar version of her best friend — an able-bodied man without a job.
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"The truth is that Medicaid expansion will just give able-bodied adults free health care," Mr. LePage said in a recent radio address.
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Explaining disability is like speaking two languages, and it is the disabled person who is required to translate for the able-bodied world.
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So many of us really have a very harsh reaction against able-bodied or non-disabled actors playing roles as people with disabilities.
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Able-bodied is not truly a demographic label, though: There is no standard for physical or mental ability that makes a person able.
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Across centuries of use, it has consistently implied another negative: The able-bodied could work, but are not working (or working hard enough).
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Work requirements, modeled on those mandated by the 1996 welfare overhaul for able-bodied adults receiving cash assistance, are a less ambitious alternative.
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While I personally try to stick to white wine, it can be hard to avoid the siren call of a full-bodied red.
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Center, Georgia (international) A 2158-footer who is listed at 2159 pounds, Bitadze has the look of the big-bodied centers of yesteryear.
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"Fellow First Responders who are willing to go in and help we need certified, capable able-bodied people to come help," it read.
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Musk, Bezos and Branson to put some of their able-bodied ventures to restoring and maintaining what remains of earth's life support system.
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She and her troupe are all such good movers, so full-bodied and so abounding in dynamic contrasts that "Entr'acte" is certainly entertaining.
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It was spicy, herbal and lightly fruity, and had just the sort of light-bodied charm that could carry through the entire meal.
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During this coronavirus outbreak, healthy, able-bodied people have been important allies to more vulnerable populations and stood alongside members of these communities.
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Many of its young and able-bodied citizens have fled the country, choosing treacherous routes along the Sahara over military service at home.
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The two women, both with curly hair that takes up the entire screen on close-up, give remarkable, full-bodied performances for Jacobson.
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Viewing the world through Rutledge's eyes, we can't help noticing that there are very few able-bodied young men left in the village.
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But diversity advocates and other onlookers question both the social and business consequences of hiring only thin, white, able-bodied, 20-something influencers.
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"I'm very thankful that I'm young, healthy and able-bodied, so I feel compelled to help those that can't help themselves," he said.
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Franklin was out there in the open, loud, full-throated, full-bodied and often accompanied by brash horns, gospel piano, and strutting guitars.
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Accessibility is often an afterthought, and people with disabilities are expected to conform to the able-bodied world, or risk being cast aside.
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It is inconceivable to imagine an able-bodied 'name' playing this role and bringing to it even half of what Gottsagen does naturally.
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Now, with job openings outnumbering unemployed workers by the largest margins ever, no excuse remains as to why able-bodied Americans cannot work.
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As expected, the rule tightens the criteria that states must meet to get a waiver from existing work requirements for able-bodied adults.
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An analysis of 212 studies on Fitbit's movement tracking concluded that the device worked best on able-bodied adults walking at typical speeds.
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Bogus claims by pro-dependency advocacy groups can't change reality: moving able-bodied adults from welfare to work changes lives for the better.
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It is the season of fermentation, in fragrance and in color, and is as full-bodied as the black-purple wines it produces.
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This would involve ending the enhanced federal match for Medicaid expansion enrollees and implementing work requirements for able-bodied adults in the program.
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"A blue whale is able to move so much further using so much less energy than a small-bodied whale," Dr. Slater said.
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That amounted to 49 percent of the single aisle airplanes and 60 percent of the wide bodied airplanes in the market, Tinseth said.
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After switching to a specialized prosthetic, not only was Harmon more comfortable on the snowboard, she soon was excelling past able-bodied riders.
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Specifically, able-bodied adults are now pitted against traditional Medicaid populations – seniors, poor children and individuals with disabilities – to compete for limited resources.
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At the time of the American Revolutionary War, militias were groups of able-bodied men who protected their towns, colonies, and eventually states.
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A continued rise would repudiate all those stories about how aging caused able-bodied men and women to drop out of the workforce.
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This time frame means luzonensis would have lived at the same time as Neanderthals, Denisovans, Homo sapiens and the small-bodied Homo floresiensis.
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"Able-bodied adults cannot be kept on the sidelines while we witness historically low unemployment and a record-high seven million open jobs."
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Fueled by the ObamaCare expansion to able-bodied people with small medical care needs, 2016 Medicaid managed care spending was over $236 billion.
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More than twice as many able-bodied adults have signed up as states thought ever possible, leading to massive and growing cost overruns.
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ObamaCare expansion has unleashed a fiscal nightmare on taxpayers and prioritized welfare for able-bodied adults ahead of services for the truly needy.
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She speaks candidly about being a larger-bodied black woman in a community that seems to idolize thinness and is pretty damn white.
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Perdue's proposed USDA rule is a farm-bill workaround, and it takes aim at "able-bodied adults without dependents," ages 18 to 49.
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This Medicaid expansion would give "free" health care to able-bodied adults who can work and contribute to their own health insurance costs.
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That requires a few myths about older workers to be tackled; mainly that they are less able-bodied, inventive and productive than the young.
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One addition would give states the option of requiring able-bodied Medicaid recipients to work, participate in job training programs or do community service.
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In some areas emergency rescue services have called for all able-bodied men to help out putting the wildfires that have raged this week.
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And I don't think we were trying to present the idea that quadriplegia is this hellish situation that only being able-bodied can cure.
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Nichols and her fellow athletes train their hardest every day to wipe out this misconception among able-bodied people and people with disabilities alike.
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According to Ortega-Hernández, the Xiashiba area in Kunming, South China, where the specimens were found, is "world famous" for preserving soft-bodied life.
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Ah, the sweet sweet days of fall foliage, jack-o'-lanterns chilling on stoops and warm-bodied humans comfortably rocking their fashionable autumnal wardrobe.
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The pianos made for a dramatic sight, but they also seemed to cramp the stage, pushing the bustling, full-bodied dancing into the foreground.
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Named after a wine called Tignanello (a full-bodied Italian red) Markle shared everything from inspirational quotes to recipes for Grandma's apple butter toast.
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The plan would be narrowly targeted and would mostly apply to people who are able-bodied, without dependents, and applying for some specialized jobs.
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Like that film, Bodied also features an up-and-coming white battle-rapper navigating a racially charged environment, and inevitably rising up through it.
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With fewer children relative to the adult population, but still not many retirees to look after, it becomes a nation of able-bodied workers.
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It has a 3-layer filtration system that's designed to trap even the smallest coffee grounds to produce a full-bodied (extra strong) flavor.
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In South America, the large-bodied lizards range widely east of the Andes and include species such as the Argentine black and white tegu.
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"Jared's sparkling is a super approachable, light bodied sparkling that we sampled straight up and as mimosas," Amell tells PEOPLE of the citrus blend.
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They also completed a CT scan of the tiny creature—the first time the technique has been used on a microscopic soft-bodied specimen.
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But, more and more, researchers are realizing that long-lived, large-bodied species, including elephants and whales, do not get cancer more than humans.
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"Wisconsin Works for Everyone" stems from a 2015 Walker pilot program that added work requirements for able-bodied adults without dependents receiving food stamps.
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Where Sanders guaranteed coverage to everyone, including unauthorized immigrants, Portman restricts it to legal residents, and adds a work requirement for able-bodied adults.
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Or when you've got kids at home who need you to stay alive and able-bodied because they rely on you for health insurance.
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After claiming a silver medal during the London 2012 Paralympic Games, Browne is ready to compete with able-bodied athletes in this summer's events.
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They'll argue that people have a duty to stay fit, and if they're not able-bodied, it's their job to overcome obstacles to success.
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Why it matters: Work requirements are a way to pare back Medicaid coverage, allowing states to remove some able-bodied adults from their rolls.
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If that was true for me, how were my elderly neighbors, some of whom are less tech savvy and able-bodied, supposed to fare?
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Some stick to races designed for children, like go-karts and mini racecars, while others race in full-bodied cars alongside middle-age veterans.
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Watching the fleshy, soft-bodied guns bob around in virtual space carries the peculiar delight of seeing subtext dragged, kicking and screaming, into text.
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Lawmakers say they haven't worked out how they'll define who is an "able-bodied" adult, so they could exempt certain populations from the requirement.
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Ohio's legislative leadership should be commended for their role in reducing the damage caused by ObamaCare and help more able-bodied adults escape dependency.
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Along with able-bodied people, the source said the proposal would target people without dependents who are seeking certain specialized jobs, the AP reported.
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This is one of four triple-carburetor, long-nose, torque-tube, aluminum-bodied Ferrari 275 GTB Alloys by Scaglietti built, according to RM Sotheby's.
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And Chubby Chocobo is a totally separate plus-sized chocobo (who does not appreciate your assumption that all full-bodied chocobos are the same).
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Additionally, Walker said the RSC is pushing for the next spending bill to have "mandatory reforms" like work requirements for able-bodied Medicaid beneficiaries.
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" Conway went on: "If they are able-bodied and they want to work, then they'll have employer-sponsored benefits like you and I do.
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Indeed, the 85033 bipartisan federal welfare reform requiring work-related community engagement for able-bodied adults helped move 10 million people off the program.
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