We cover all of that: from amazing jeans to bomber jackets to hoodies with cut-out shoulders, we cover all of it.
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Basic Medicare doesn't cover all of your care expenses, either.
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But even a full scholarship didn't cover all his expenses.
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Starlink by definition will cover all parts of the globe.
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The Bill Does Not Cover All Genetically Engineered Food Ingredients.
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"It's challenging to cover all of this fully," he said.
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But the company won't cover all of the students' costs.
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To cover all nine stories, Honigsbaum sprints through unfamiliar ground.
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They aren't dictionary definitions meant to cover all the possibilities.
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Its challenging to cover all of this fully, he said.
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I cover all her costs (food, utilities, phone, clothes, mortgage).
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I support forcing insurance companies to cover all preexisting conditions.
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You can't cover all that in just in a quick convo.
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BERLIN — Huawei is a company that likes to cover all bases.
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Leave it to Nordstrom to cover all of our shopping needs.
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However, the deal did not cover all of Argentina's financing needs.
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If granted class-action status, the suit would cover all consumers.
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The disclosures cover all of last year and part of 2016.
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Those ports cover all the buttons, but not the two thumbsticks.
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For Americans under 65, insurance has to cover all catastrophic costs.
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The form will cover all of 2017 and some of 2018.
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Apple's proposal would cover all songwriting royalties with the same rate.
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My dentist stated my insurance will not cover all the fees.
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It has since broadened its courses to cover all school grades.
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Her Clinton is trying hard to cover all the bases. 2.
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Do I believe it should be expanded to cover all Americans?
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But the rules don't cover all industries, and they're applied inconsistently.
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You don&apost trust yourself to cover all of your bases.
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These reports cover all four noncompliance issues raised by the senators.
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It would cover all medically necessary care, including vision and dental.
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Many believe erroneously that it will cover all their health-care costs.
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So we've kept it pretty open to cover all types of gold.
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The proclamation appears to cover all other visa categories across the board.
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The new supply chain won't cover all of the retailer's beef needs.
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Cover all of Las Vegas in Google Assistant ads for CES fierce?
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It's possible that a third of Haiti had tree cover all along.
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The hearing will cover all of the bills unveiled by the Rep.
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I cover all issues, particularly those that affect black and brown Americans.
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They hired reporters to cover all sorts of subjects who understood finance.
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You can't say the restaurant isn't trying to cover all its bases.
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Don't skimp, you need enough water to cover all of the eggs.
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"There is no way they can cover all their current open cases."
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It plans to cover all of Europe, from Greenland to the Azores.
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These clauses cover all sorts of legal claims — including civil rights claims.
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We're there to cover all the performances, in the event something happens.
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Fill with enough water to cover all ingredients, approximately 3 gallons. 2.
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Note that this argument wouldn't cover all requirements to make artistic items.
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Medicare and Medicaid also cover all eligible individuals regardless of their medical history.
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The additional tariffs would effectively cover all Chinese imports in the United States.
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President Trump went as far as to promise it would cover all Americans.
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A dozen Iron Dome batteries would be needed to cover all these locations.
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So the law was expanded to cover all eggs sold in the state.
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Sometimes "weird" is the only word broad enough to cover all your bases.
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The settlement should cover all commitments as well as liabilities, including contingent liabilities.
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The producers have extended the supply cut agreement to cover all of 2018.
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If you're using spray, thoroughly cover all exposed skin and rub it in.
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They say a government plan will quickly cover all Americans and cut costs.
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He also wants her to cover all court and lawyer fees for this.
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And the pardon will be backdated to cover all those convicted since 1919.
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Prescription drug insurance plans must cover "all or substantially all" of these drugs.
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Sanders proposed temporarily empowering Medicare to cover all medical bills during the emergency.
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Additionally, Obamacare mandates that insurers cover all contraceptives at no cost to patients.
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You'll have to contact the other two firms to cover all your bases.
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Now is the time to expand and improve Medicare to cover all Americans.
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As such, we initially laid out enough mechanics to cover all the raids.
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EISEN: SERENA, I COVER ALL OF THE BRANDS, NIKE, ADIDAS, UNDER ARMOUR, PUMA.
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I paid $15 one time to cover all maternity fees (doctor and hospital).
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Why it matters: Trump's bailout still doesn't cover all of the farmers' losses.
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Paste, on the other hand, will cover all print costs through its subscription fees.
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The different sources of Bernhardt's scheduling information don't cover all five months of 2019.
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"You'll need to cover all the start-up expenses, like buying furniture," adds McBride.
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Our bill expands Medicare to cover all people and to cover long-term care.
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And when that happens, they'll need retirement funds to cover all their living expenses.
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It is difficult for a hotel loyalty scheme to cover all these needs effectively.
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The airline said it wants to expand routes to cover all of Asia-Pacific.
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The difficulty in writing contracts that cover all future situations seems to be crucial.
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Some workers received paychecks that didn't cover all the hours they worked on Dec.
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So naturally The Verge will be there to cover all the highs and lows.
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If there's not enough money to cover all the debts, they may go unpaid.
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And you can cover all your kids for a $47 flat monthly fee (€40).
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The Hollywood Reporter says the scholarship will cover all four years of her education.
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King told the FT that the legislation would cover all sites, regardless of size.
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We'll have a live team on the ground to cover all of Samsung's announcements.
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ET. Mashable will be live on the ground cover all the new product announcements.
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But that did not cover all the financial obligations, said Denise Crouch, his mother.
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While this does allow unGlue to cover all bases, VPNs are not always ideal.
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While the news may not cover all issues, it is the most expedient source.
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Now the PBGC doesn't have enough money to cover all the unfunded pension plans.
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Before 2012, Puerto Rico received an average of $325 million to cover all expenses.
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It was designed to cover all industries, with the exception of transportation and utilities.
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Add about 1 cup of granita to each bowl and cover all the noodles.
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That would more than cover all the imports China sends the U.S. every year.
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Whatever deal has been reached does not cover all of the company's potential litigation.
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This will be enough to liberally cover all the vegetables while they simmer away.
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The cuts started in January 2017 and are scheduled to cover all of 2018.
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Some estimates suggest that the league could pay $1 billion to cover all claims.
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There is a bipartisan opportunity to expand background checks to cover all commercial sales.
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The amount is expected to cover all sovereign needs for the next 22 months.
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Some would try to cover all Americans through a mix of different insurance types.
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"Well, we cover all surfaces here," Brown said about having to reinstall grass at Kooyong.
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This will buy and probably cover all of our groceries next week, so I'm excited.
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With quality sound, inline controls, and an ergonomic fit, these headphones cover all the bases.
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Screenshot: GizmodoWe can't cover all the capabilities here, but we can give you some highlights.
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But even those techniques wouldn't be enough to cover all of the nation's grocery prices.
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Yet such documents cannot cover all the possibilities that may arise as the end nears.
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YouTube will cover all transaction fees for donations made on the platform, the company confirmed.
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Short of blocking all internet access whatsoever, it's practically impossible to cover all these bases.
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I will be going to graduate school next year, and I will cover all costs.
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Djay Pro 2 is essentially so powerful it's hard to cover all it does here.
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Now, with Amen & Goodbye, Yeasayer sounds like the band's attempt to cover all their bases.
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Just a few parts needed removing and this new set would cover all the bases.
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A GAO official told Reuters the review would cover all financial regulators including the Fed.
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The deals cover all categories, from makeup, skin care, and grooming to apparel and accessories.
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But in many cases, Social Security won't be enough to cover all expenses in retirement.
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He said Meng would be closely monitored and would cover all the related security costs.
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They cover all budgets, tastes, and work for pretty much every guy in your life.
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Six years later, race and city officials expanded the race to cover all five boroughs.
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Medicare now requires insurers to cover "all or substantially all" drugs in those "protected" classes.
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Fortunately, Snyder has several options should those two struggle to cover all that real estate.
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The Affordable Care Act requires insurers to cover all forms of contraception without any copays.
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The problem is that the SSI program doesn't cover all or even most disabled people.
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The inability to pass a law that would cover all workers puts everyone at risk.
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The money in the spending bill does not cover all of these risks, he added.
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In the meantime, say your prayers — and cover all of your mirrors if you can.
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Still, she planned to start him on broad-spectrum antibiotics to cover all these threats.
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States could also allow insurers to offer less comprehensive plans that don't cover all treatments.
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We ensure that the service has been refunded and cover all veterinary expenses, including aftercare.
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There are some that would replace private insurance and cover all Americans through the government.
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It's going to be 10 hours, and it's going to go off in all these directions, and it's going to cover all these themes, and it's going to cover all these characters, and it's going to be really cool, and great, and interesting, and smart.
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"They didn't go quite far enough away from the arc to cover all possibilities," he said.
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There's not a poster big enough to cover all the things that people are frustrated about.
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Jason doesn't have high hopes that insurance will be able to cover all of the damage.
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According to the Facebook post, the WIC benefit coupons did not cover all of the groceries.
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We'll have a team on the ground to liveblog the event and cover all the news.
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Not everything is free however -- Medicare doesn't cover all dentist visits, most physiotherapy and ambulance services.
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Six to eight teams with seven to nine members each will cover all key stock sectors.
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The settlement should cover all legal and budgetary commitments as well as liabilities, including contingent liabilities.
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That's what you're getting here; those are five choices that cover all ends of the spectrum.
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What Sanders has in mind is an expansion of the Medicare program to cover all citizens.
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Preparations cover all key areas of our business including manufacturing, sales... customs processes, IT and logistics.
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Preparations cover all key areas of our business including manufacturing, sales ... customs processes, IT and logistics.
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Canada, however, also has a private insurance industry since its government program doesn't cover all benefits.
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"Clooney" was an episode that sought to cover all sorts of ground, some of it quirky.
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The proposed law would cover all professional sports leagues with annual revenues more than $22008 million.
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CONWAY: The President wonders why the mainstream media won't cover all the great accomplishments he's had.
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Imagine for a moment the incredible power of improving and expanding Medicare to cover all Americans.
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He said Meng would be closely monitored and would personally cover all the related security costs.
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Saudi Arabia and Russia are considering extending the agreement to potentially cover all of next year.
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And even if congestion pricing does pass, it would not cover all the needed subway repairs.
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The Trump administration said Medicare and Medicaid might not cover all care related to the coronavirus.
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Many factors influence the number of fatalities, and the study could not cover all of them.
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President Donald Trump has threatened to expand the tariffs to cover all US imports from China.
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Private plans have no choice but to charge premiums sufficient to cover all of their expenses.
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We cover all the ways the world is changing into fantastic, and sometimes dangerous, new permutations.
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But a group of researchers is convinced this insurance doesn&apost quite cover all our bases.
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All up, the tariffs would effectively cover all imports of Chinese goods into the United States.
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However, that doesn't cover all the carbon emissions related to manufacturing iPhones, iPads, and other Apple products.
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Our team is going to cover all the important updates in Obama's speech and give you commentary.
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They need to be tweaked for each financing scenario, but they cover all the basics and beyond.
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This way, not only did they cover all their bases, but they were polite about it, too.
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On paper this seems inclusive; the database is intended to cover all Kenyan citizens and foreign residents.
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"We are going to cover all factories," said Sunil Paliwal, head of the Tamil Nadu labor department.
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The change will cover all new oil products contracts awarded at tenders, according to the five sources.
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During the beta, YouTube will cover all transaction fees, allowing 100% of donations to reach the nonprofits.
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Similarly, you can cover all your kids for a slightly more expensive $64 flat monthly fee (€55).
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Recently it also tied up with insurance company Acko to cover all the trucks on its network.
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In August, lawmakers passed legislation requiring insurance providers to fully cover all reproductive health services—including abortion.
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Cover all but the main entry point (usually marked by feces and teeth marks) with steel mesh.
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Civic Platform now campaigns on a promise to expand 31.53Plus to cover all first-born children too.
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That means Daniel could be faced with buying a policy that doesn't cover all of her care.
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When things started happening, I knew I had to cover all of this stuff, so I did.
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Its six courses cover all the major platforms and channels, as well as blogging and freelance guidance.
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Jackson said she could not "draft a clear enough order" to cover all current and future contacts.
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Due to start in April 2017, THE Alliance will cover all important Asia to Europe trade lanes.
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Stein has said her goal is to raise $2703 million to cover all fees and legal costs.
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Noisey: I didn't know wind instruments could cover all the pitches that, say, string instruments could cover.
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Should diabetes spending hit that cap for a plan participant, Express Scripts would cover all excess costs.
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If you're just starting out, cover all your bases with $81 off the Arlo Pro 2 system.
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Q. How can you possibly cover all the news in such a giant, dense, culturally variegated, area?
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The voting estimates cover all 50 states and Washington, D.C. The estimates were conducted last July 2015.
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At that point, the cap will be raised to cover all government borrowing done in the meantime.
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It ended up costing him a lot of money because he had to cover all the losses.
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The changes will roll out February 22015 and cover all commercial, health plan, employer and Medicaid clients.
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A Facebook spokesperson confirmed that Supplemental Data does in fact cover all content provided by the creator.
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They're keen to cover all bases, to find the most profitable place for them within that world.
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This tariff should cover all products (including semi-finished products) from all countries, with very limited exceptions.
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"There's no way I would be able to adequately cover all three of them," Mr. Roston said.
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And Social Security — the closest thing to financial aid for retirement — may not cover all your expenses.
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He sold it after about a year, making enough to cover all his costs and then some.
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The best part is, if they really like your music, they'll cover all of the marketing expenses.
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"For the first time in Xiaomi history, we launched products to cover all three channels," he said.
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The Affordable Care Act stopped those practices, requiring insurers to cover all applicants and provide comprehensive benefits.
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Then, if that doesn't cover all the gaps for your particular events, you can pay the leagues directly.
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Insurance cannot cover all risks, such as fixing a broken hot water heater, roof or car, for example.
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Check out these audiobooks that cover all that is funny, frightening, and frustrating about being a new parent.
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For example, maybe an insurer will say it'll cover all drugs as long as they're deemed medically necessary.
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The carmaker still expects that the 22.6 billion euros it has set aside will cover all dieselgate costs.
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And of course, The Verge will be on the ground in New York to cover all the action.
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These new tariffs could come as early as December and would cover all goods that aren't already affected.
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Many, including Barnes, offer to broader estate planning as part of a "package" to cover all your bases.
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Medicare-for-all will cover all American residents, regardless of income, age, employment, medical history, or immigration status.
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We also have a team on the ground ready to cover all the announcements for the cloud platform.
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Clearly, he wanted to cover all the bases by appealing to the wealthy and the not so rich.
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Wynn donated a million dollars to the Inaugural Committee to cover all the costs, or so he thought.
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But these orders only apply to ISPs that have contracts with the state, and don't cover all customers.
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Also, be aware that original Medicare does not cover all costs, including co-payments, co-insurance or deductibles.
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Best of all, you will find curated playlists and personalized stations to cover all your holiday mood swings.
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Tickets, which cost $55 online and $60 at the door, cover all samples (even alcohol) for the night.
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And while there's a long list of routers that NordVPN provides instructions for, it doesn't cover all models.
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Other states should consider adopting this policy if they don't already cover all three medications associated with MAT.
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Tiny statues, a rotary phone, and a Newsweek cover all scatter the walls in an accumulation of information.
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His parents cover all of his expenses including roughly $170 a month toward his $40,000 in student loans.
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Lucille Roybal-Allard's aptly named Seniors Have Eyes, Ears and Teeth Act would have Medicare cover all three.
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So, $1200 for somebody living in a really expensive area isn't going to cover all of their costs.
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It doesn't include the words "niqab" or "burqa," Muslim headdresses that cover all or part of the face.
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Andrew Cuomo and Mayor Bill de Blasio, which, if adopted, would not cover all of the funding gaps.
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For one thing, he craves control of every situation, gaming out moves and countermoves to cover all eventualities.
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But Williamson's pledge to cover all employee salaries for 30 days appeared to be the largest so far.
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"For unmarried couples, though, you have to make a concerted effort to cover all your bases," she said.
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This isn't meant to be an exhaustive list as it's becoming increasingly hard to cover all challenger banks.
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It's late in London, so I've got just one more: You cover all of Europe, not just Britain.
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There are around 40 provisions for equivalence in EU financial laws, but they do not cover all activities.
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It added that reforms to medical insurance payments systems should cover all medical institutions and services by 2020.
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And to cover all the bases, for the 12th time since she entered Congress in 1993, Democratic Rep.
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This will cover all the major essentials, including my mortgage, car payment, groceries, utilities, car insurance, and gas.
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The proposal would set premiums for public plan enrollees to cover all the benefit costs, including administrative expenses.
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It would cover all schools in a district and in each building used by a district school board.
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To cover all these bases, we are joined by historian and former House speaker Newt Gingrich from Virginia tonight.
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It would need an entire book to adequately cover all the innovation and creativity of early 1980s games developers.
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"This way, the same account can cover all their needs, whether they're at home or at school," he said.
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Have emergency plans and supplies Everyone should have emergency plans and kits that cover all family members and pets.
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According to CBS, the TSA would need about 2,000 machines to cover all of the country's airport security checkpoints.
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They reach a deal, and then the government "extends" the deal to cover all restaurants and all restaurant workers.
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This will give Wanda sufficient liquidity to cover all of its bank loans, leaving sufficient cash for its capex.
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The cards cover all of the main events and key figures from every episode of both series so far.
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Several new cases in Alaska prompted the CDC to expand its warning to cover all types of romaine lettuce.
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The CDC expanded its warning to consumers to cover all types of romaine lettuce from the Yuma growing region.
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We are preparing an ETH airdrop to cover all $9,300 worth of ETH and BOOTY that belonged to users.
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We made the decision that I would cover all of the bills until he gets a full-time job.
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The issues cover all of Bulgaria's locally sold bonds except a few issues that will mature within six months.
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They date back to the audio cassette and video tape era, but now cover all manner of digital devices.
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But budget constraints mean there are not enough translators to cover all the areas the agents visit, he added.
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"My favorite part of running my business is earning enough money to cover all my children's expenses," she said.
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The San Diegellay Chargers does have a certain ring to it, and that name does cover all the bases.
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They'll cover all the "essential health benefits," for example, and won't charge a copay for preventive services like contraception.
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The removal of the products will cover all of Walmart's stores in the U.S., Mexico, Canada and Central America.
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The new regulations cover all the 2,100 flights from around the world entering the U.S. on any given day.
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"You may be able to cover all of your RMD and all that distribution can avoid taxation" said Reynoso.
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I want to cover all strata of life in New York City, highest to lowest and everything in between.
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The voting estimates cover all 21625 states and Washington, D.C. The estimates were conducted last July 2900. http://bit.
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His solution was to pass a law mandating insurance companies to cover all forms of chemotherapy in the state.
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The Imperial Kitchen Cutting Mat Set will cover all your cutting needs and eliminate the possibility of cross-contamination.
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These plans cover all the services and benefits of Medicare, often with lower deductibles and copayments plus enhanced benefits.
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The producer group and its allies agreed to extend the cuts cover all of 2018 from their March expiry.
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Recode broke the news, reporting the acquisition price was $135 million and would cover all seven of Gawker's websites.
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A number of companies have now extended their cancellation policies to cover all flights booked for May, for example.
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Yet none of the plans cover all the complex medical care needed for his seven-year-old son, Gabriel.
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Over the next seven years, her films seemed to cover all the genres and every category of leading man.
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You can't climb the highest peaks without first ensuring you've got solid footing, so cover all your financial bases.
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" Williams then joked that Rose can "get one of those Anna Wintour wigs and cover all that real quick.
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Plans would no longer have to cover all of the ACA's essential health benefits for enrollees to receive subsidies.
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That would mean the US measures effectively cover all the goods China sells to the United States each year.
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Under the Affordable Care Act, most health plans must cover all methods of birth control without any cost-sharing.
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This year's participants cover all five boroughs and 34 cuisines, said Fred Dixon, the chief executive of NYC & Company.
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That's why to cover all their bases, the M.T.A. is also offering buttons that say, 'Not pregnant, just Chipotle.
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The ban would cover all flavored e-cigarettes and e-liquid vaping products, including ones that are menthol flavored.
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Combined, the 223.6 Sustainable Development Goals "cover all aspects of human, societal and planetary health and wellbeing," he said.
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The group's chief executive, Hugo Tagholm, said the world's most effective deposit return systems cover all sizes of bottles.
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The regulation doesn't cover all types of foods, nor instances in which trace amounts of allergens may be present.
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"Preparations cover all key areas of our business including manufacturing, sales ... customs processes, IT and logistics," the firm said.
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Other solutions included direct Treasury funding to cover all of the losses, use of federal funds to help recapitalize the PBGC and cover all of the losses with a federal guarantee (there is no such guarantee under current law), or use federal funds to recapitalize the PBGC and privatize the multiemployer program.
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Bernie Sanders, are pushing for Medicare to cover all citizens and lawful permanent residents, while others such as Michigan Sen.
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In September 2017, Sanders and 16 Democratic co-sponsors introduced a Medicare for All expansion bill to cover all Americans.
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Among them was the requirement that most insurers cover all FDA-approved contraceptives without charging women anything out-of-pocket.
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"The amount of h2 generated per person is not sufficient to cover all the needs for fuel transportation," Botte explains.
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Sick customers gravitated toward robust plans, and they used so much coverage that the premiums didn't cover all the bills.
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The schools have to make enough money to pay their faculty members, other employees and cover all their operating costs.
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They've sent out about 1,500 kits to the United States and Europe, and are hoping to cover all 50 states.
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If I tried to cover all the Asian and EU cities electrifying their bus fleets, this post would never end.
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In Ireland as elsewhere, efforts by bishops to cover all this up provoke as much indignation as the actual misdeeds.
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The phrases and sentences Bennett read came from provided scripts and were created to cover all manner of sound combinations.
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But this also means its income does not cover all losses, and it is forced to borrow from American taxpayers.
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While her WWD shoot is her first cover all by herself, it's hardly North's first foray into the editorial sphere.
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"It's virtually impossible for an analyst or an asset manager to cover all the companies in its portfolio," Bartel said.
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The deal between the two companies will cover all 992 U.S. Best Buy stores, up from about 03 stores previously.
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Here's the thing: None of us are begging our nail artist to cover all ten fingers in pumpkin-colored polish.
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We went from being able to cover all our monthly expenses to having to draw from our emergency reserve fund.
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It has expanded its service to cover all of the U.S. and added more than 10 new channels since launch.
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But really, Ezra, when you get 32 minutes in a whole year to cover all policy, how does that work?
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The hubs cover all fifty states and draw on the collaborative efforts of university data scientists, cities, foundations and corporations.
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The Irish prime minister said on Saturday that would essentially cover all the 60 billion euros the EU had demanded.
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Initially that will be to cover all of Mumbai, and then later into one of India's other tier-one cities.
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In addition to free tuition, students receive a stipend to cover all other costs at this prestigious academy in Colorado.
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Insurance plans may not cover all of these treatments, which vary widely in cost, or impose strict limits on them.
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ELSEWHERE > Trump's Medicare chief says "Medicare for all," a health care proposal to cover all Americans and promoted by Sen.
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I could tell you that, 'Well, I hope I do well in Iowa' and that would cover all the bases.
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Public bike-share systems, even with the generous support of advertisers, have rarely been able to cover all their costs.
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She had little choice but to take the whole month off work, without pay, and cover all travel expenses herself.
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The new recall will cover all frontal air bag inflators without a drying agent, sources briefed on the matter said.
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The advantage of running your VPN directly through your router is that it will cover all of your connected devices.
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The demonstration, which was organized by the activist group AZ Resist, aimed to cover all 45 miles on Wednesday evening.
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The restrained elegance theme is continued inside, where milky-soft leather and thickly lacquered wood cover all the major surfaces.
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In the meantime let's make sure we have the RD-180 to cover all our planned and possible contingency launches.
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We cover all of our comprehensive community standards, and that exchange, there's an opportunity for practice, for discussion, for examples.
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If something can cover all Americans and make sure if they have a preexisting condition, they can still get coverage.
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There's also the question of whether any one company can cover all the consumers that advertisers need for ad targeting.
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Already one independent member of Parliament is proposing that the ban on office sex cover all politicians, not just ministers.
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Insurance under Medicare for all, he argues, will cover all doctors and hospitals, and include no co-payments or deductibles.
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But this exception isn't limited to racial or religious insults, nor does it cover all racially or religiously offensive statements.
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President Trump went further: His administration expanded the gag rule to cover all health care funding, not just family planning.
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Even with the proposed reduction, the program would have sufficient money to cover all costs through 2023, the official added.
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We are covering the Trump presidency as we cover all presidencies: for our current audience as well as for history.
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Many noted it also doesn't cover all strains of the infection, so its efficacy in the United States is uncertain.
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The exclusions on Huawei's equipment cover all critical infrastructure, nuclear sites and military bases, and other sensitive parts of networks.
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To make your job a little easier, we have tracked down five examples of devices that cover all the bases.
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As the squad reached the center of the paddy, and the men were furthest from cover, all hell broke loose.
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Localiza shows a quite strong debt amortization schedule, with cash sufficient to cover all debt coming due until mid-2020.
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Trump said at the start of the event that it had raised enough to cover all of Christie's camapaign debt.
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Thankfully Black Friday sales are chock full of dresses — casual to formal — that will cover all of your party needs.
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And that could mean they&aposd need to cover all the expenses your income used to cover on their own.
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We are still having to cover all the standard things like industrial accidents and rescues as well as the bushfires.
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The deal between the two companies will cover all 992 U.S. Best Buy stores, up from about 225 stores previously.
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The Times notes that while each church had insurance, the coverage is limited and will not cover all the costs.
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Association health plans were treated as small businesses and were therefore required to cover all of the law's mandated benefits.
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I think I have too many tattoos now...You'd have to cover all my tattoos up and it would take forever.
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Together they cover all the angles of video post-production, but to date have been only available for Macs and PCs.
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Medicaid expansion states cover all residents who earn less than 138 percent of the federal poverty line (about $20,000 for individuals).
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The measure, which will cover all Venezuelan children born in Colombia since August 2015, will be in force for two years.
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Josh Nathan, Bridge's academic director in Liberia, said that the firm would like to cover all 2,700 schools around the country.
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The organisation aims to cover all pillars of this 9-kilometer (5.5 miles) long flyover with such creatively designed green patches.
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Patents aren't an indication that companies are building something, and they're often padded with details that just cover all possible bases.
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This is where Alan comes along as your employer signs a deal with an insurance company to cover all their employees.
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Presumably the film will cover all that, but this teaser seems to be hiding the details, which isn't a great sign.
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The report says it'll grow to cover all of Northern California by fall and eventually come to all versions of iOS.
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The Times notes that while each church had insurance, the coverage is limited and will not cover all of the costs.
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A patient who busts through that cap could sue the insurer to force it to cover all of her medical expenses.
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In addition to free tuition, students receive a stipend to cover all other costs at this prestigious military academy in Colorado.
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The agreement will begin in April, and cover all of Mexico by the end of 2022, Femsa said in a statement.
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Insured firms, however, cannot take for granted that their traditional coverage or even their cyber policies will cover all cyber risks.
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Google is expanding its link removals for European "right to be forgotten" requests to cover all its global search engine pages.
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Exams for the AP Seminar course cost $2788 each, and the district couldn't pay $113,211 to cover all of the exams.
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"I just don't think you can adequately cover all the shortfalls across [the Department of Defense] with a CR," he said.
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Sorial didn't disclose the amount of the payment, which was to cover all Trump profits from foreign governments received between Jan.
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I'd argue that it's time to make child care a common, free good by providing a voucher to cover all costs.
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The second starts off well, but then her little brother gets sick, and the family's insurance won't cover all the expenses.
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The more comprehensive consumer spending data, released by the Commerce Department in about two weeks, will cover all goods and services.
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Survivors working toward their recovery should understand that FEMA's Individual Assistance program grants were never intended to cover all disaster losses.
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One company, Smith & Wesson Brands, will encompass the firearm business, while the namesake company would cover all outdoor products and accessories.
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Snyder, a Republican, also said he wanted the Medicaid social health care program to be expanded to cover all Flint children.
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In a few minutes, you can sign up to Alan and cover all your employees for €55 per month per employee.
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During that first week of the month, I make sure we have enough in that account to cover all our bills.
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This funding will cover all the nation's anticipated healthcare related expenses, including payment for Tier 1 services and NMB commissioned studies.
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The plans vary in price based on a customer's health history, and don't cover all the benefits of an Obamacare plan.
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The standard progressive prescription for American health insurance has, for decades, been that a Medicare-like program should cover all Americans.
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One option for meeting those costs would be to buy supplemental insurance to cover all or part of the UCC deductible.
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Very likely, many middle-income families would decide simply to cover all of their routine health care costs out of pocket.
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The Debt-Free College Act, which aims to cover all costs associated with attending a public college, was reintroduced this year.
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China's ban, however, still does not cover all of the precursor chemicals that are used to make fentanyl and its analogues.
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Cigna was the first insurer to move to say it was going to cover all of the costs on COVID testing.
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Adds requirements for health insurers: Insurers will have to cover all tests for the coronavirus without charging patients out of pocket.
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But these all-dressed-up personal loans — unsecured, or without collateral — can cover all or part of the wedding and honeymoon.
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Another situation that occurs frequently is when parents just do not have the money to cover all of the tuition bill.
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Ulzheimer said you would need to put a lock on your reports from TransUnion and Experian to cover all your bases.
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Or if I picked up extra shifts to earn an additional $1,000, I knew that would cover all our gas costs.
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He has complained that it fails to cover all of Russia's arsenal — and, moreover, does nothing to control China's nuclear ambitions.
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Sessions said the government could offer an $80 billion aid package, but he suggested that would not cover all recovery costs.
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They would, however, need to contact each of the big three bureaus — Equifax, TransUnion and Experian — to cover all their bases.
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The funds will cover all nonofficial inaugural programming, though the committee has not detailed exactly how much it plans to spend.
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It is not known if the sum alleged in the lawsuit from Mack would cover all three of the lawyers' expenses.
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"I support forcing insurance companies to cover all pre-existing conditions, and Claire McCaskill knows it," Hawley says in the ad.
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We've tried cards, dice and coin flips as analogies, but they don't cover all of the necessary probabilities without getting complicated.
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Music attorney Doron F. Eghbali disagrees with Moo, and thinks that the revocation should cover all events; revoking privilege should be enough.
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This age spans thousands of years, and there's no way a show is going to be able to cover all of it.
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South Korea widened its initial ban on Japanese fishery imports in 2013 to cover all seafood from eight Japanese prefectures including Fukushima.
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State law can vary considerably, so we won't cover all 50 states here, but it's worth looking up the details for yourself.
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"I once got a TV show and apparently the network told the producers to have makeup COVER ALL MY MOLES," she wrote.
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He wrote a very kind letter to my university, securing a scholarship that would cover all remaining costs, including room and board.
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Some services offer free or discounted subscriptions for NGOs, Higgins said, but that won't cover all of the people who used TerraServer.
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"[Autopilot] is not designed to cover all possible crash situations in a safe manner," Mobileye's chief technology officer, Amnon Shash, told Reuters.
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"Perhaps, one day, we will rise again and together cover all the angles once more," today's message by the Vyclone team said.
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When Lehman Brothers defaulted in 2008 a British clearing house, LCH, was able to cover all Lehman's trades with its initial margin.
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From under-the-radar Insta-brands like Alterita and Gimaguas to Dolce & Gabbana, this trend has managed to cover all the bases.
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Yet, freelancers can come and go, so it is vital to arm yourself with the appropriate knowledge to cover all your bases.
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Ross will fund construction of the estimated $40 million custom track and cover all race costs, the Miami Herald reported on Tuesday.
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This robot vacuum cleaner has a set of impressive features that cover all of the essential components that make an effective device.
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When you're practicing your soccer skills, it's important to cover all the basics: passing, tackling, dribbling, shooting.. and, of course, Neymar-ing.
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We always do a fundraiser prior to cover all expenses so 100 percent of the ticket money goes right the the organization.
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Upton is owed approximately $22 million through the end of next season, and the Padres reportedly will cover all but $5 million.
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The company first focused on Venmo-like peer-to-peer payments but is now branching out to cover all sorts of transactions.
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Trump has also threatened another $257 to $267 billion in tariffs on Chinese goods, which would cover all U.S. imports from China.
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Thankfully we raised enough money to cover all of her medical care, all additional funds can go to our next rescued dogs.
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Funding for SNAP has not been extended beyond January and past disbursements reviewed by the Post would not cover all of February.
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It took years for LEOSA to pass, and then to fine-tune it to cover all active and retired law enforcement personnel.
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Chris Covert, Sanders's South Carolina director, told reporters Monday that the ad campaign will cover all major media markets in the state.
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He has shrugged off calls from lawmakers that the undocumented immigrant provision should cover all adults, noting the $3.4 billion price tag.
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"She'll be appreciative that you took the extra initiative to cover all your bases, even when feeling under the weather," Shoemake said.
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The city of Barcelona has also offered to cover all of the family's expenses while Sham is in the hospital, she said.
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Research private loan optionsIf your federal student loans don't cover all of your costs, you may consider private student loans as well.
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These tax revenues over ten years could cover all related interest and repay just over 60% ($860 billion) of the debt incurred.
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So, let's cover all bases here -- Kaia's brother is Presley, but wearing a "P" to honor her bro would be kinda weird.
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If you don't have enough money to cover all the weddings you got invited to, there are ways to curb your spending.
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Republicans are, however, targeting growing Democratic calls for "Medicare for All," a government-run health care system that would cover all Americans.
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But the strategy depends on the contango remaining wide enough to cover all the costs of financing and storing the physical crude.
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We're making it easy to bring the whole team, cover all the action, connect with more people and increase your opportunity. What?
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Republicans might want, among other things, to slide in cheaper catastrophic plans that don't cover all the services guaranteed in the ACA.
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The Big Two news divisions paid lavishly for their election-night coverage — commercials alone would not be enough to cover all expenses.
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To cover all those innings, the Astros, like many teams, plan to carry 13 pitchers this season, which means a short bench.
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However, it said it expected core earnings to be able to cover all operational and financial cash costs in the third quarter.
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However, it said it expected core earnings to be able to cover all operational and financial cash costs in the third quarter.
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The financial services industry already is subject to uniform standards and continually has fought for national rules to cover all affected industries.
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As a result, Cal Fire says In-N-Out should pay $8973 million to cover all the related costs of the fire.
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Carbon offset schemes cover all greenhouse gases but are measured in terms of carbon dioxide equivalent and can be awarded carbon credits.
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She wants $11k for rent and deposits, $20k for moving expenses, and for Ace to cover all the costs of their vehicles.
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Platinum Sonic Toothbrush and UV Sanitizing Charging Base Cover all your bases with this Platinum Sonic Toothbrush and UV Sanitizing Charging Base.
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These ten picks aren't going to even begin to cover all of the great stuff on Netflix, but it's a good start.
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Under the plan, Medicaid, an open-ended entitlement program designed to cover all health care needs, would be put on a budget.
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Carbon offset schemes cover all greenhouse gases but are measured in terms of carbon dioxide equivalent and can be awarded carbon credits.
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And lucky for you, these four unique options cover all those bases and are on sale right now for over 60% off.
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He said on Fox Business Network that the September and October talks would cover all of the core issues in the dispute.
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Association health plans were treated as small-group or individual plans and were therefore required to cover all of the law's mandated benefits.
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The same banker also expressed scepticism whether private placements and bilateral loans would be enough to cover all of the banks' funding needs.
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Of course, to cover all the latest from President Trump&aposs historic and consequential talks with the North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un.
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To cover all their monkeying bases, the Ohio Department of Agriculture has installed trail cameras in hopes of catching footage of the fugitive.
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Creating a steady paycheck to cover all your needs after saving for years is one of the biggest dilemmas that confound retirees today.
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Finally steeled myself to watch #ObamaFarewell this morning and had to add more sugar to my Cheerios to cover all the salty tears.
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Gross and net losses have tracked within Fitch's expectations and excess spread has been sufficient to cover all losses experienced by the trust.
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Firstly, it will require cockpit voice recordings to run for up to 25 hours "so that they cover all phases" of a flight.
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But Xiaomi tends to cover all its price points, which is likely what made it the top phone seller in India last year.
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Equivalence excludes core activities such as commercial loans and Glen said an agreement would need to cover all significant aspects of the sector.
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Now, Google has greatly expanded the project to cover all 50 U.S. states, with a total of 60 million buildings in the database.
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Hammond said he was targeting "digital businesses" but the description of the measure in his budget statement suggested they could cover all companies.
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And the prospect of single-payer healthcare in the state — the government would cover all residents' medical costs — offers a galvanizing rallying cry.
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Obamacare expanded Medicaid to cover all Americans who earn less than 403 percent of the federal poverty line (about $15,000 for an individual).
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It delivers 267.15-degree panoramic views so you can cover all the bases, and you can easily stream the footage from your smartphone.
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In this second year of the workshop, the Murrays expanded their geographic range to cover all of Manhattan, from Harlem south to Chinatown.
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The reason why it's important to do both is that not one brand can sort of cover all the snacking needs of consumers.
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Google -owned Waze is growing the footprint of its Waze Carpool product with a market expansion today to cover all of Washington state.
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The government estimates that to cover all of Ivory Coast's land holdings, it will need to issue around a half a million titles.
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Promise: Health care for all Trump repeatedly promised that he would cover all Americans when given the chance to repeal and replace Obamacare.
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Today, the term is used more loosely to cover all financial intermediaries that perform bank-like activity but are not regulated as one.
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It is not economically or politically feasible for the government to cover all costs associated with financially vulnerable patients' out-of-pocket expenses.
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Kaiser Permanente's new School of Medicine will cover all tuition and health insurance costs for each student in its first 2192 graduating classes.
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The car comes with the "owner's handbook, car cover, all books and tools, and Equatorial Guinea registration papers and technical inspection," Bonhams said.
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For example, the federal program does not cover all your belongings in your basement beyond things like washers and dryers and water heaters.
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Carson said victims' claims will be paid by USAG's insurers, but Shollenbarger's declaration said insurance proceeds "may be insuffucient" to cover all claims.
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The president has threatened to impose another $257 billion in tariffs on Chinese goods, which would completely cover all U.S. imports from China.
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Under the Sanders plan, the Medicare program would be expanded to cover all Americans and provide comprehensive benefits that include vision and dental.
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They cut their salaries in half this year to try to help out, and it still wasn't enough to cover all the bills.
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Azul already has a preliminary agreement with Avianca Brasil worth $105 million, which is not enough to cover all the carrier's current debts.
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This is the extra money we need in reserve as of today to cover all the future outlays our tax system won't support.
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The president has threatened to will impose another $257 billion in tariffs on Chinese goods, which would cover all U.S. imports from China.
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In most states, the legislation would cover all electronics, which includes tractors, cell phones, computers, video game consoles, appliances, and everything in between.
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In docs, Cleopatra says she's a student and her father used to cover all of her bills -- cell phone, car note, utilities, etc.
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Assessments can be made based on necessary safety practices and blanket declarations by the state or federal government can't cover all the nuances.
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The fact that health plans routinely cover all medically necessary care sends an "if you build it, we will pay for it" signal.
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We urge the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services to require state Medicaid programs to cover all three FDA-approved opioid recovery medications.
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I threw this question to Trip Gabriel, our political correspondent who went back to Iowa this week to cover all the caucus chaos.
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"For some, that's a perfectly fine strategy, as long as you can cover all of your other expenses throughout the year," Jaeger said.
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Recipes cover all the basics: soups and salads, sandwiches, poultry, meat, and seafood, as well as a full chapter on meatless main dishes.
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Next, cover all of your fixed costs, such as rent, insurance and car payments, and then live off of whatever is left over.
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Instead, the U.S. says that the term "digital trade" should be used to cover all trade-related aspects of commerce by electronic means.
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A law that mandates insurers cover all customers is useless the law also has a mandate that insurers charge sick customers reasonable prices.
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"It needs to cover all workers and not only workers who have an employer who can afford to [offer the benefit]," says Rachidi.
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While it's not enough to cover all potential training programs people might be interested in, any added financial support is significant, experts say.
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Approximately 800,000 employees have been left without pay — wondering how to cover all their bills — amid an ongoing partial shutdown of the federal government.
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Lara's bill also was originally written to cover all undocumented adults, but was amended in Senate appropriations, according to a California state legislature source.
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On the encryption side, WhatsApp has long worked with WhisperSystems to cover all messages and calls on its platform from prying eyes and ears.
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A recent trial will be expanded to cover all of London's registered buskers over the coming months, according to a report from the BBC.
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In a future subscription model, the network will cover all of these costs across a large network of cars, passing the savings onto you.
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"The deal, if you read it, says to cover all federal and state liability, and even mentions this statute" of sex trafficking, Lefcourt said.
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The vision of many in the industry is that such services will eventually cover all sorts of different transport modalities all over the world.
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The Home Office's rules cover all manner of sins, from the serious to things like a police caution or failing to pay local taxes.
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He suggested it should be ambitious and cover all goods, but be more limited for services (also implying it will not cover financial ones).
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But I knew it would be hard to cover all the innings we needed tonight, and we scored only four runs in the series.
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Instead of excelling in one or two extracurriculars, or demonstrating significant competence in one field of knowledge, today's students attempt to cover all bases.
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Khan also proposed to extend the scheme, so that by 2021 it would cover all polluting vehicles inside a much larger area of London.
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Restrictions will come into force February 25 and will cover all advertising for foods and non-alcoholic drinks high in fat, salt and sugar.
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However, publicly available data have limited geographical information and don't cover all information we might need, such as data about dose or treatment duration.
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"I didn't have nearly enough saved up to cover all of it, and to this day I'm still paying off credit cards," Sam says.
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It's trying to cover all areas of the map, incoming North American President Jim Dinkins said in a presentation at the conference on Friday.
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Maybe you're already a "suit guy" and just want to round out your wardrobe with a few more to cover all your style bases.
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Medicare for all, which Sanders popularized as a talking point during his 2016 presidential campaign, would cover all U.S. citizens without copays or deductibles.
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It appears that Disney has simply decided to add the disclaimer to all of the service's early material in order to cover all bases.
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But the background checks still will not cover all of those sales that they must do and so there's still a need for legislation.
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He said Sanders' plans for reducing inequality by taxing the wealthy and expanding Medicare to cover all Americans should resonate with the black community.
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Companies are nervous, suggests Mr Cook, although those that cover all sectors of the economy, including the public sector, should not be too affected.
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But by trying to cover all the different negative storylines about Trump, the press created a muddle in which nothing in particular stood out.
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Medicare Advantage plans must cover all the services that the original Medicare program covers except hospice care, and many offer extra benefits as well.
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Mr. Hastie was told that his G.I. Bill benefits would cover all of his tuition, in addition to giving him a monthly living stipend.
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Scaling up this effort to cover all viral families, as the Global Virome Project proposes to do, is a logical first step toward prevention.
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Amber's also demanding more parenting time -- to make up for what she lost over Christmas -- and wants Andrew to cover all her legal expenses.
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But it takes in premiums of only about $300 million a year — and that has to cover all multiemployer pensions, not just the miners'.
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Hawley says in the ad he supports forcing insurance companies to cover all pre-existing conditions, one of the most popular components of Obamacare.
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Mehler said single homeowners need to make sure they'll be able to cover all of the myriad and sometimes unexpected costs of owning property.
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It's also strikingly generalized for a debut, ranging wide to cover all her bases, yet simultaneously aiming to occupy hip-hop's conservative formalist center.
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And if we really did extend Medicare to cover all Americans, a lot of people would likely find themselves quite disappointed with the benefits.
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Instead, Fitzgerald's authority was to extend beyond this to cover all matters related to the investigation – like obstruction of justice and lying to the FBI.
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The president can pardon only for federal offenses, and defendants counting on a blanket pardon may find that it does not cover all potential prosecutions.
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This would come on top of another existing limitation: Even if a health plan covers drug treatment, it might not cover all kinds of treatment.
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Federal officials under Obama have declared that insurers couldn't pick and choose; they had to cover all 18 FDA-approved methods (PDF) of birth control.
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On Sunday, SpaceX will kick off its second hyperloop pod competition — and we'll be there to cover all the drama, exhilaration, and high-speed heartbreak.
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The trouble is that rules like these wouldn't cover all customers in the state and would still leave room for ISPs to avoid net neutrality.
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For example, 81 percent responded that members of Congress act unethically, and fewer than half indicated that journalists cover all sides of an issue fairly.
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The state legislature has been debating a plan this year to implement a government insurance program to cover all Californians, including those without legal status.
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Directors Adrian Buitenhuis and Derik Murray cover all the usual bases, pulling together clips of Leger's performances and interviews with his colleagues and loved ones.
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The company said it had received orders sufficient to cover all the shares on sale inside the price range of 5.80-7.30 euros a piece.
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The two-part trick for concluding the searcher's journey is to: Go sufficiently in-depth to cover all the subtopics they could be looking for.
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HBO just announced a 32-episode order that will cover all four Neapolitan novels by the famously pseudonymous author, according to the New York Times.
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There is launch support for cards from Shinhan Bank, KB, BC and Lotte, and LG plans to cover all of Korea's card companies by September.
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To cover all of my modifications, I sprayed the entire armor with a couple of layers of paint: a gray primer, followed by gloss white.
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BRB's activities are concentrated in the Federal District (DF), and it operates with a network of 121 branches, which cover all of DF's administrative regions.
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First, it expanded Medicaid, government-provided insurance for the poor, to cover all those with incomes of less than 138% of the federal poverty line.
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And what we're also going to do is lower the eligibility age from 65 to 55, and we're going to cover all children under 18.
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Trammell: A question I asked last week: if this operation is going down TONIGHT, why are they being so careful to cover all their tracks?
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Trump has said he would like to see a "next-generation" arms control deal with Russia and China to cover all types of nuclear weapons.
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The Reliance deal with Aramco will cover all of Reliance's refining and petrochemical assets, along with its majority stake in its petroleum retail joint venture.
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Sanders (I-Vt.), who calls himself a "democratic socialist," has made expanding Medicare to cover all Americans the cornerstone of his 2020 Democratic presidential candidacy.
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"I wanted to have a collection that you can pack in a suitcase to cover all your needs," she says of her clothing line Deitas.
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The National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) is supposed to cover all that, yet the federal program is behind the times and perpetually in the red.
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The joint venture with Aramco will cover all of Reliance's refining and petrochemical assets, along with its 51% stake in its petroleum retail joint venture.
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But he said checks of animals and animal-derived products would still have to take place on the border and cover all of that trade.
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Estimates on the costs of expanding that to fully cover all 11 million or more undocumented persons, run into the hundreds of billions of dollars.
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Tickets for Universal Hollywood, which cover all the park's attractions, range from $90 to $239 for front-of-line passes, varying according to seasonal demand.
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The business minister, Greg Clark, wants to tighten the existing rules, which are limited to large transactions, to cover all British companies including small firms.
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The Altice fiber network business serves 4.5 million Portuguese homes and aims to cover all of the country, or 5.3 million homes, by next year.
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"The Chinese evidently want the beans quickly as they have not been able to cover all their needs in South America," the European trader said.
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Fill the pot with enough water to just cover all the bones, leaving at least 220 inch at the top to allow room for boiling.
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The ranking is based on the retirement income it would take to cover all of those expenses plus 20 percent for additional spending, or comfort.
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While I was the only earner, we were able to cover all our expenses and pay down a small amount of debt here and there.
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In "A Recipe for Cooking," he devised a plan to cover all the cycles of kitchen life: dinners with friends, family milestones and so on.
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If we don't tackle high prices, it makes it nearly impossible to imagine ever transitioning to a national health care system to cover all Americans.
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Although about 87 percent of Americans have health insurance, according to data from Gallup, an individual's plan may not cover all costs associated with treatment.
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I was researching a book, and, since my book isn't about military strategy I wasn't trying to cover all of the complex maneuverings of troops.
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The money insurance offered was helpful, but it didn't cover all the expenses associated with Pajón's hospital stay or his months of physical therapy thereafter.
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Italy's battered blue-chip index was heading for its best weekly performance in six months, gaining 2% to nearly cover all of this month's losses.
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I received excellent treatment and had the comfort of knowing that my British Columbia government health insurance would cover all expenses, even out of country.
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A spokesperson told CNN: "We wanted to cover all aspects of Louis' life that have influenced his new album and feel the questioning was fair."
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Edwards-Leeper works with youth who are trans and gender diverse (an umbrella term to cover all the gender identity and expression labels out there).
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By way of compromise, the legislators elected not to cover all instances of medical malpractice, just cancer cases (though that is a potentially large number).
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Trying to cover all the bases and all the sensibilities, they ended up with a cautious show — and that doesn't seem very jazz at all.
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The debt restructuring component of the plan would effectively cover all debt-issuing groups in Puerto Rico and stretch to the island's most senior debts.
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That would mean the US measures effectively cover all China's annual goods exports to the United States (the total for 2017 was about $506 billion).
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Certain unions have argued the senator's proposal, which would cover all Americans through a government-run system, would take away benefits for which members bargained.
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This is intentionally not going to expand as a global operation; it's not like a regular start-up that just wants to cover all grounds.
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It was only recently that I found out that my mom had actually sold the condo to cover all my medical bills because of that.
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He called for Congress to expand the background check system to cover all gun sales, including those conducted at gun shows and over the internet.
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Bottom line: Some plans from the Democrats would cover all Americans — while others would provide insurance to more but leave some number of people uninsured.
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Senators Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren and Mayor Bill de Blasio argue that only this fundamental restructuring of our health care system will cover all Americans.
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Attempting to cover all of Japanese comics in a single exhibition, rather than zeroing in on particular aspects, feels almost like an arrogant and reductive exercise.
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Thanks to the generosity of animal lovers who saw Slick's story on Facebook, the shelter has received enough donations to cover all of the cat's care.
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They try to incorporate every possible fact and cover all the different scenarios, producing long PowerPoint decks or paragraphs of text that merely confuse the audience.
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And while exclusive licenses aren't rare in biotech, the scope of these do stand out: They cover all the 20,000-plus genes in the human genome.
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"It's unpredictable, because it's a legal argument … that if you cover all medically necessary services but you leave out abortion, that is sex discrimination," Suk said.
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Somewhere in the fine print of nearly any insurance contract is a promise to cover all "medically necessary" services for whoever decides to buy a policy.
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It's not clear in terms of precise numbers how this compares to Google's rival car OS, Android Auto, but both companies cover all the major manufacturers.
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But as the ACCC points out, that doesn't cover all types of water, and Samsung itself says that the Galaxy S10 isn't advised for beach use.
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Trimis says the startup turns airport transfer into a travel experience by using this first step as a gateway to cover all other in-destination needs.
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The white shell is pearly and stark, the screen is surrounded by a large bezel, and there are enough ports to cover all your basic needs.
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The ECB has handed out deadlines to euro zone banks for setting cash aside to cover all of their soured credit, sources told Reuters this month.
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In a recent poll, a majority of voters said that that would support a bill that requires Medicaid to cover all pregnancy-related care, including abortion.
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"Such disclosure tools are a step in the right direction, however it is unlikely that such blanket disclosures will cover all marketing strategies," the researchers wrote.
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I've had these in my cart for a while and I finally pull the trigger using a gift card I have to cover all of it.
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So Airbnb is partnering with Wonder Grottole, a local group promoting urban regeneration in the village, to cover all of the expenses for four lucky travelers.
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This course will cover all the basics, from deciding whether or not to negotiate to planning your strategy to creating a contract and sealing the deal.
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The Rothco 3 Piece Canteen Kit comes with a sturdy plastic army-style canteen, an aluminum cup, and an insulating cover all for about $12.Pros:
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In January 28503, it will cover all employers that regularly employ twenty or more individuals if any of those persons are regularly employed in San Francisco.
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The poll also found that a majority of voters were not in favor of providing national health care that would cover all Americans, including undocumented immigrations.
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Although FirstNet seeks to cover all 50 states, each governor is given a 90-day period to decide whether to participate or opt out, Parkinson said.
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This buffer will total 24.1 billion euros, thanks to money that Greece had already put aside, and cover all sovereign needs for the next 22 months.
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And that was before the Affordable Care Act required insurers to cover all FDA-approved methods of prescription birth control with no copay starting in 2013.
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But, like most "exceptions" in abortion bans like these, it's much too narrow to cover all possible medical complications for either the woman or the fetus.
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Officials said the seed multiplication farms now cover all six divisions in the Southwest region, with SOWEDA selling seed to farmers outside the region as well.
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While the rules are set by the EU and will cover all of the countries within the bloc, it will affect some trades in other jurisdictions.
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When no amount of sacrificing pleasures like dining out or entertainment will allow their budget to cover all of their basic needs, something has to give.
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Democratic senators are urging health insurance companies to cover all tests when a patient has a "presumptive" COVID-19 diagnosis, not just the limited official diagnostic.
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Well, I don't expect us to cover all of the issues of this campaign tonight, but I remind everyone, there are two more presidential debates scheduled.
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Every American under 65 would be automatically enrolled in a government-run health care program that would cover all "essential health benefits," including pre-existing conditions.
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Weak regulation of China's sprawling chemical industry has raised the possibility that a new ban to cover all forms of fentanyl might not be entirely effective.
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Dia has completed 80 percent of its fund-raising campaign of $78 million, a quarter of which will cover all the costs of upgrading the sites.
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This polling, however, is incomplete and does not cover all categories of NRA members -- nor does it verify that those polled were members of the NRA.
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The agreement was negotiated between Ryanair and the Portuguese pilot union SPAC to cover all of the airline's directly employed pilots in Portugal, the carrier said.
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Different analyses suggest that a public plan to cover all Americans would require anywhere from $13.5 trillion to $34 trillion in new spending over a decade.
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But the second-biggest item eliminated from the proposed budget, after the Great Lakes Restoration project, exists precisely because federal regulations do not cover all pollutants.
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This 11-part course will cover all of the above, and give you the resources you need to take your social profile to the next level.
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The amount is expected to cover all sovereign needs in the coming year-and-a-half, unless it thinks there are favorable conditions to do so.
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Booker would also bring back a ban on crude oil exports and "expand the ban to cover all fossil fuel exports by 2030," the plan said.
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And Trump has said he's prepared to expand the tariffs to effectively cover all Chinese exports to the United States, which topped $500 billion last year.
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The justices could issue a broad ruling that would cover all religious symbols, or they could confine their opinion around the specifics of the Peace Cross.
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Mike will: Update the Community Reinvestment Act to cover all lenders, and improve enforcement to ensure that banks are serving all communities in their assessment areas.
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With The Complete Web Developer Course 2.0, you'll cover all things code: from jQuery, PHP 7, MySQL 5 and Twitter Bootstrap, to HTML5, CSS3, Python, and more.
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Canada has pledged to introduce visa-free travel for some Bulgarians as of next May, and that arrangement should cover all Bulgarians by the end of 2017.
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It's always better to take more time to gather your materials and cover all your bases than send a half-baked response to a full-baked request.
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T-Mobile's brokerage partner will buy its shares and offer them to customers and the company will cover all charges associated with the stock allocation, they added.
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"For between $2,000 and $3,603 per month, a retired couple can live well and cover all expenses without scrimping," says IL's Roving Latin America Editor Jason Holland.
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The Trump administration may expand a current laptop ban to cover all international flights to and from the US, the head of homeland security said this week.
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"Marcia and my senior students had a plan in place to cover all the classes during my deployment, so classes have continued uninterrupted," Roberts told BuzzFeed News.
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The details of the UK ban are still unknown, but if it's anything like the US restriction, it will cover all electronic devices bigger than a smartphone.
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Just stay tuned for the live blog of the event, hosted on Mashable, which will cover all Summit highlights and keep you in the know in 2016.
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Berkeley countered its patent was broad enough to cover all uses of the technology and that Broad should not have the right to a separately filed patent.
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USTR Assistant Secretary Edward Gresser told the hearing that there was a growing recognition that WTO rules did not cover all of China's practices viewed as unfair.
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Jannard blames supply chain issues for the delay and the fact that the company's outside manufacturers weren't able to create enough devices to cover all the preorders.
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The third-country passport process also does not cover all services and activities, with foreign exchange, deposit taking and private wealth management all falling outside its scope.
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Facing criticism from other candidates, he cast it as the best way to cover all Americans and reduce overall costs, while expanding the services covered by insurance.
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The sheer look extended up to her hip and then around her bodice, though there were pieces of fabric strategically placed to cover all the necessary areas.
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A change in the way it allocates employees' holiday left it with too few working pilots to cover all of its scheduled flights, as Gulliver previously reported.
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Because the exhibition is drawn from the museum's permanent collection and doesn't cover all eras, it "is not the story of women in art," Ms. Chalif said.
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We'll cover all the options you've got for Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge here, though you can apply plenty of the same principles to other browsers too.
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The Dyson V6 Animal Cordless vacuum comes with several tools and vacuum heads to cover all sorts of terrain and it even includes its own docking station.
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It might still be a little early for Microsoft to cover all of its planned features for future Windows 230 updates, but we're still expecting some details.
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"Make the coverage cover all medically necessary services without copayments and deductibles and proscribe the participation of private health insurance industry in the Medicare program," she suggested.
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The Coast Guard records cover all of Trump's trips to the estate, with the exception of his visit there last year with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
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Warren's plan meets the demand for a sprawling system to cover all Americans amid widening complaints about what many consider an unfair and expensive U.S. health system.
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A proposed amendment in Colorado would radically transform the state's health insurance system, creating a first-in-the-nation single-payer plan that would cover all residents.
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Expanding our current housing voucher program to cover all low-income families would rebalance landlords' desire to make a living and tenants' desire to have a home.
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Under the new bill, insurers can do just that, as long as they also offer at least one plan that does cover all the ACA-mandated services.
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They have more leeway to charge higher premiums because of age and gender, and they don't necessarily have to cover all of the ACA's essential health benefits.
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The plan was to reach a settlement that would cover all of the suits pending against the former Hollywood mogul, his now-defunct movie studio and associates.
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Claire McCaskill, released an ad (complete with sentimental soft focus and golden lightening) last week saying he supports forcing insurance companies to cover all pre-existing conditions.
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Matt Slaby of Denver, Colorado, can choose between six Obamacare insurers, but none cover all the care for his genetic blood clotting disorder, called Factor V Leiden.
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The goal was to reach a settlement that would cover all of the suits pending against the former Hollywood mogul, his now-defunct movie studio and associates.
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Either Britain would have to extend the transition period once beyond December 2020, or go into a customs arrangement that would cover all of the United Kingdom.
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With three- to five-layer mattresses, Bear Mattress offers memory foam, copper-infused foam, and coil mattresses to cover all the bases and a few price ranges.
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Governors of both parties added still more confusion on Monday when they called for any replacement to cover all the people already benefiting from the landmark law.
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And few states required insurers to cover all of the benefits deemed essential under Obamacare, though most did require a few types of treatments to be covered.
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Since 2012, Microsoft assessed the fee on direct emissions, electricity use and air travel, among other activities, but will expand it to cover all Microsoft-related emissions.
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The group warns that volunteers must be "able to cope with the distressing reality of severely burnt wildlife," and will cover all transport, food and accommodation costs.
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Where GM is singularly focused on BEVs, however, Ford will cover all its bases, including hybrids, PHEVs and BEVs, Ted Cannis, the head of global electrification, said.
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When Bethany discovered that her mother's plan wasn't going to cover all of her pregnancy costs, Bethany knew she needed to find a new provider — and fast.
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He also went a step further than previous presidents by extending the policy to cover all global health assistance programs furnished by all U.S. departments or agencies.
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He also went a step further than previous presidents by extending the policy to cover all global health assistance programs furnished by all U.S. departments or agencies.
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That would mean the US measures effectively cover all the goods China sells to the United States each year (the total for 2017 was about $506 billion).
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Leesa, one of our all-time favorite mattress brands, is having a major flash sale this week to cover all of our WFB (working from bed) needs.
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Software companies are especially prone to patent trolling, since the language of software patents is often broad and vague enough to cover all kinds of software applications.
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Bernie Sanders has talked a lot about a "Medicare for all" plan, releasing a proposal last Sunday for a public health plan that would cover all Americans.
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By contrast, RSS policies target a relatively small number of sources, rely on data that is already gathered for other purposes, and by definition cover all downstream consumers.
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Either way, we'll be there to cover all the new products and announcements, so check back with Gizmodo on October 9 for more Google and Pixel-related coverage.
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They are supplemented with machines to analyze a piece of cloth swiped over hands or bags at random or when needed but these do not cover all passengers.
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The professor I'm assisting wants me to cover all student requests through the online portal, but I can't do that until I have access to the online portal.
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Norton's agent, Malki Kawa, also confirmed to ESPN that both the league and the Miami Dolphins would fully cover all of Norton's medical bills under their insurance policies.
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The company offers a top notch benefit package, cover all employee and their dependents healthcare premiums at 100%, provide a generous 401K match, stock options, and other perks.
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And if you've noticed that we've been calling "Halftime" later in the day lately, that's why: The days are getting longer to cover all this history-making news.
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In addition to free tuition, students receive a stipend to cover all other costs at this prestigious academy just north of Colorado Springs, Colorado, in El Paso County.
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Norton's agent, Malki Kawa, also confirmed to ESPN that both the league and the Miami Dolphins would fully cover all of Norton's medical bills under their insurance policies.
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Others may call it a cynical effort to throw everything but the kitchen sink at your booth to cover all collecting bases and grab attention with your daring.
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According to NPR, because student poverty in the district has increased recently, federal nutrition assistance will cover all students who can't afford meals for the next five years.
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Foreign Minister Luis Videgaray said the review would cover all aspects of the relationship, ranging from border security and migration to trade and the fight against drug gangs.
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So please if you are O positive or negative blood type and would consider giving her some of your liver we have insurance that would cover all surgeries.
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Significantly, AAOIFI said it intended for the standard to cover all deferred-sale contracts but opted to develop separate guidance on commodity-based murabaha, also known as tawarruq.
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Britain has said equivalence does not cover all activities and lacks certainty, leaving the country facing patchy access to its biggest export market for financial services in future.
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Aframian says he suffered real injuries from the attack which required expensive medical care -- and he thinks Griffin should have to cover all the bills ... plus other damages.
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While Medicare will pay for doctors visits and hospital costs, it may not cover all of your prescription drug expenses and it doesn't help with long-term care.
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However, Corcoran says that 30 percent should cover all homeownership costs — not just your mortgage — including mortgage interest, taxes, insurance, maintenance and any renovations you want to make.
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The job titles included in the data cover all sorts of different departments: contractors, biologists, special agents, task force officers, technicians, intelligence analysts, language specialists, and much more.
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He used the money to supplement his grants and government loans, which did not stretch far enough to cover all of his costs for tuition, room and board.
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The plans are required to cover all drugs in six classes: cancer, HIV, antidepressants, antispychotics, seizure disorders like epilepsy, and immune system suppressants for people undergoing organ transplantation.
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"In the past, the solution has been to find a third-party buyer and sell enough of the stock to cover all of those costs," Ms. Russell said.
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Not only are banks and credit unions forbidden to make a profit on the debit card fees they charge to retailers, they can't even cover all their costs.
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Oil markets have also been tightened following a year of OPEC and Russia-led production cuts, which were started last January and scheduled to cover all of 2018.
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Bogdanovich and Speas are trying to get the case certified to cover all people in the United States who owned an Apple phone older than the iPhone 8.
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US President Donald Trump has said he's prepared to expand the tariffs to effectively cover all Chinese exports to the United States, which topped $500 billion last year.
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"The Duchess of Sussex handpicked 15 inspirational women to feature on the cover, all who she thinks are "raising the bar for equality, kindness, justice, and open mindedness.
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"It is crucial now that the new rules be extended to cover all prosecutors, that they are effectively applied in practice and kept under constant review," GRECO said.
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Beal said he would have to lend Krajnyak money to cover all the expenses some months; other months she made enough to cover the costs, the affidavit said.
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Samsung Electronics said today that it will partner with SK Telecom to build a LoRaWAN network for the Internet of Things that will cover all of South Korea.
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The potential obstacle for Walmart is that the eBay deal still has three years to go and is believed to cover all types of merchandise except grocery items.
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The proposed rule would allow small business associations to purchase health plans that do not necessarily cover all of these benefits, which proponents say would help lower premiums.
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Because I have the privilege of being able to earn US dollars, I make a lot more money, so I cover all of our bills and travel expenses.
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Medicare didn't previously cover all telehealth visits, but HHS changed the policy so that people who are covered by Medicare can use telehealth to limit in-person contact.
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The polling process, which will cover all of India's 633 states and seven union territories (federal territories under the control of the national government), is a mammoth undertaking.
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Her fiancé texted me and said that if I was so sure, maybe I wanted to cover all the expenses that would have come with changing the date.
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Place treats or pieces of your dog's kibble into some but not all of the baking tray's cups, and cover all of the cups with the tennis balls.
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It's time to take a bold step and keep insurance companies out of the emergency room, and empower Medicare to negotiate contracts with hospitals to cover all Americans.
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"It was very clear that in order for the CCPA to be effective, it had to cover all collection of all information, not just online collection," she says.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, together with Russia and a group of other producers, last November extended an output-cutting deal to cover all of 2018.
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While the payment is not based on actual losses, CCRIF policies are designed to cover short terms liquidity needs, not to fully cover all repair and rebuilding costs.
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That's why nearly 300 mayors sent a letter to Senate leadership asking them to pass bipartisan legislation that would establish universal background checks to cover all firearms purchases.
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Ulzheimer said you would need to put a lock on your reports from the two other major credit reporting companies, TransUnion and Experian, to cover all your bases.
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People should cover all surfaces of the hands, including spaces between fingers, and rub hands together for around 20 seconds, until hands feel dry, according to the CDC.
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Many of those loans put borrowers in situations where their payments did not cover all of their interest costs, and some of those borrowers did not know it.
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How to save on your summer rental car Hawaii homeowners may find insurance won't cover all their losses This surprise risk could sink your home — and your finances
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"One concern is that the buffer pool will not be large enough to cover all of the reversals that will happen over decades," Barbara Haya tells The Verge.
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The ash might cover all of North America — and there's evidence of volcanic material from the last eruption as far from Yellowstone as Mexico and the East Coast.
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Another, which would have granted assistance to Mississippi River flooding victims in 2016 was forced to be expanded, to cover all victims of federally designated disasters that year.
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A University of Massachusetts study demonstrated that a single-payer system can cover all citizens, including today's uninsured, eliminating deductibles and co-pays, and still save $592 billion.
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Graham-Cassidy would allow states to waive out of two key Obamacare policies that protect sick Americans: a ban on underwriting and requirement to cover all essential health benefits.
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"I have a global remit and I need to cover all the elements of modern living," Nikitin said in an interview with the Ukrainian hooligan website Troublemakers last year.
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If it's something that can cover all Americans, makes sure if they have pre-existing conditions they can still get coverage, keeps prescription drugs afford, and encourages preventative measures.
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While the recommendations cover all forms of human trafficking, three specifically target the Department of Labor's (DOL) approach to combating labor trafficking -- the form of modern slavery I endured.
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Popov said fine would be imposed on anyone who defies the ban, which police said was needed because the veils - which cover all but the eyes - hampered quick identification.
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The elite model has aluminum panels and tempered glass side panels and a top cover, all of which is affixed to two separate hinges for opening gull-wing style.
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He noted that the administration also has withdrawn from the UN Human Rights Council and the Global Migration Compact, an international agreement intended to "cover all dimensions" of migration.
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Once I started getting used to working with it — which took about two days — a quick glance using my eyes was enough to cover all the information on-screen.
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Cash flow in the first six months of this year covered 90% of Industrious' overhead and by the first quarter of 2020 should cover all of it, Hodari said.
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With just eight law enforcement rangers working during the partial government shutdown it was impossible to cover all areas of the park, which is about the size of Delaware.
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The proponents of the bill claim the abortion services wouldn't be funded by the state as a private donor pledged to cover all the costs associated with the measure.
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Today, the company expands its commitment to using chicken free of human-relevant antibiotics to cover all of its chicken products, including WingStreet wings, setting a deadline of 2022.
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Personal info is a somewhat nebulous concept, and the fact that experts are describing the GDPR as "staggeringly complex" is not making it easy to cover all the bases.
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It can only pay benefits if it has sufficient revenue not only to cover all benefit costs but also the administrative costs associated with the payment of those benefits.
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Of course, our parent company is apparently looking to merge with gigantic companies we cover all the time to form a monolithic media megacorporation, so what can you do.
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"The 30% store tax is a high cost in a world where game developers' 70% must cover all the cost of developing, operating, and supporting their games," Sweeney said.
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A CMS spokesman didn't respond when asked how much money CMS has to give out, but said it wouldn't be enough to cover all states' shortfalls for fiscal 2018.
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We're trying to resort to creating jobs, if we cannot cover all, then we're forced to exert pressure on the private sector, like what was done, the Saudisation programme.
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As a broad, multi-stage investor we at HV are excited to cover all of the above, trying to find inspirational entrepreneurs with a strong vision for the future.
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A representative for Walentas told Business Insider that the program will cover all of each scholar's school expenses for four years including summer enrichment programs, and is permanently endowed.
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"Insurance doesn't cover all the damage made, but it gives the country a cushion until the whole reconstruction effort can start," she said on the sidelines of the talks.
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The effort, which would roll out over four years, would cover all medical care, as well as dental and vision with no premiums and few out-of-pocket expenses.
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Toni spent months reading up on federal Medicaid law, and she learned the state-federal health insurance program is supposed to cover all medically necessary treatments for eligible children.
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He knows insurance will not cover all the costs, but says he believes it will take a large burden off his family if he becomes disabled in some way.
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The details: The ACA offered states generous federal funding if they expanded their Medicaid programs to cover all residents with an income below 138% of the federal poverty limit.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has said that he would like to see a "next generation" arms control deal with Russia and China to cover all types of nuclear weapons.
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From learning about why zebras have stripes to math lessons based on K-Pop stars, Scholastic's learning plans cover all the subjects your student would be taking at school.
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It relies instead on the F.T.C. to do so, or on penalties set by existing consumer protection and discrimination law, which may not cover all forms of algorithmic bias.
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Some experts have said that for the system to work properly, it would need to cover all land, air, and sea ports of entry, which is a major undertaking.
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He is also seeking to weaken rules requiring Medicare to cover all drugs for diseases like H.I.V. and cancer, a change likely to anger both drugmakers and patient groups.
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You could charge your electric bill to a card like the Citi Double Cash card, for example, then redeem statement credits to cover all or part of the charge.
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In contrast, insurers and employer-sponsored health plans are generally required to cover all forms of contraception that have been approved for women by the Food and Drug Administration.
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"The referral should cover all the Israeli crimes and violations committed/to be committed against the people of Palestine in the past, present and future," the Palestinian statement said.
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Pete Shumlin, a Democrat and avowed supporter of single-payer health care, the state worked to create a groundbreaking plan, called Green Mountain Care, to cover all its citizens.
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Sanders's numbers cover all the candidates and 40 percent of precincts — putting Sanders in first, Buttigieg in second, Warren in third, and former Vice President Joe Biden in fourth.
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This estimated range is considered a separate accounting item from the legal reserves the bank keeps, as it is used to cover all matters considered "reasonably possible," it added.
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If you do refinance with a private lender, you should have at least a one-year emergency fund that can cover all of your bills, including your student loans.
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But supporters of a federal approach say that broad, inclusive protection could only come through the Equal Rights Amendment, which would cover all United States citizens against sex discrimination.
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McNickle, however, has the advantage of being able to cover all three of Bloomberg's terms rather than only the first two, and he proves to be an excellent judge.
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Charlie Baker said the Massachusetts ban would cover all vaping products, whether they were flavored or unflavored, used with nicotine or with THC, or purchased online or in stores.
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It also would have let states apply for waivers to sell plans that don't cover all of Obamacare's mandated health benefits, such as maternity, mental health and prescription drugs.
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But the island does not have the resources to repay any of its creditors, or even cover all basic government operations, so there are no good choices or answers.
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"Our advertisers invest enough in the show to cover all of the costs involved, but neither Chuck or I take a paycheck," Mr. Young told me in an email.
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The Affordable Care Act increased access to women's health, and related regulation required health insurers to cover all approved forms of birth control without charging women any co-payments.
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That is mainly because need-based grants cover all of their tuition (usually federal Pell Grants), so they have no eligible expenses with which to claim a tax benefit.
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A full three years after Facebook began working with outside fact-checkers, Instagram is finally expanding its fact-checking operations to cover all of its users across the globe.
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The caucus, however, is pleased that the speaker is backing negotiation, rather than arbitration, and that the plan would cover all Americans, not just those on Medicare, Pocan said.
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The proposed settlement will cover all those who claim that Wells Fargo opened or applied for an account in their name without their consent, from 2009 to the present.
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His plan would both expand traditional Medicare to cover all Americans, and change the structure of the program, to cover more services and eliminate most deductibles and co-payments.
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That same memo officially relaxed the rules for the MSP program: It announced that plans would not have to cover all states in 2017, as the law had envisioned.
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Upon closer look it was hard to ignore that the emoji failed to cover all of his man parts and the tip of his dong was left sticking out.
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Equivalence will remain unilateral and discretionary EU acts won't cover all financial services and would be withdrawn if a non-EU state "should happen to go different ways," Dombrovskis said.
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While the surprise payment did not cover all layaway orders, Charlie K. also bought about $2,000 worth of additional toys to donate to the Toys for Tots charity, NJ.com reported.
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Though it's not yet been a year since the Oregon family launched their business, Jason doesn't have high hopes that insurance will be able to cover all of the damage.
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In the case of a lost or stolen ATM card, for example, the bank will likely cover all of the charges if it is reported in the first two days.
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"It could be that everyone is missing another consequence of the use of the form – its deployment in a far wider sense to cover all sorts of individuals," Pattison said.
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The agreement governing pay and conditions was negotiated between Ryanair and the Portuguese pilot union SPAC to cover all of the airline's directly employed pilots in Portugal, the carrier said.
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"The size of the fund has been set out to be fully sufficient to cover all funding needs that may emerge from the situations currently under observation," the source said.
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It meant recording many phrases, each spoken many times, with different emotional emphases and in different contexts (statement, question, command and so forth), in order to cover all possible pronunciations.
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The Amsterdam-based company also said it has expanded its traffic data contract with Volkswagen AG to cover all of the German automaker's Skoda models over the course of 2017.
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The photography suite includes Lightroom, Lightroom Classic, and Photoshop, a professional-grade collection of software that will cover all the bases when it comes to photo editing and image creation.
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These enrollment periods don't cover all types of Medicare, either, but just original Medicare, which consists of Part A for hospital expenses and Part B for doctor and outpatient costs.
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Even families that can afford tuition may still have to take out loans to cover all the other costs of college, so we rate this portion of her claim FALSE.
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The inflation index will cover all 23 Argentine provinces and the autonomous city of Buenos Aires, and will break out inflation levels in six regions, Indec said in a statement.
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" He explained by saying, "[Autopilot] is not designed to cover all possible crash situations in a safe manner...No matter how you spin it, [Autopilot] is not designed for that.
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The program is called Tennessee Reconnect, and it's a last dollar program, which means that the state will cover all tuition and fees after grants and scholarships have been applied.
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The rollout of the network, which will cover will cover all states, five U.S. territories and the District of Columbia, will begin later this year, AT&T said on Thursday.
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According to TIME, New York City and state health officials had advised those in attendence to cover all exposed skin and wear a hat, scarf and gloves throughout the night.
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The Italian production companies Wildside and Fandango have planned a 32-episode series to cover all four Neapolitan Novels, while HBO has only signed on to eight episodes so far.
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The full, command-wide inventory at eight bases under the Air Force Global Strike Command will cover all small arms, machine guns, pistols, rifles and grenades, according to the official.
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Still, with an expectation that OPEC would lobby for an extension of the production cuts to cover all of 2017, analysts said there was support for prices around current levels.
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Bitumen, a cover-all term, was prized for its tawny glow, but the popularity of the pigment had much to do with the nineteenth-century taste for the Oriental macabre.
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" Shopify's reader is a device designed to cover all those bases, with a detachable reader that you can use one-handed and can handle both swipes and chip-based "dips.
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Wilhelm, speaking to analysts at the Farnborough Airshow, said the first-half charge would not cover all the issues currently being audited and further writedowns could be taken beyond 2016.
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DBS is expected to pick one or two insurance partners for the deal, which could cover all of its key markets of Singapore, Hong Kong, Indonesia, India, China and Taiwan.
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With the exception of employers who have a religious exemption, the ACA requires that insurance plans cover all FDA-approved methods of contraception and sterilization for women without a copay.
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"Avid Reader" manages to cover all this territory, as well as Mr. Gottlieb's decades-long association with New York City Ballet, with grace and guile and a sometimes-barbed wit.
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"We would always look to mitigate cost pressure, but unfortunately we are unable to cover all of the cost impacts we've been faced with recently," it said in a statement.
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South Korea, which is seeing a slowdown of new infections, has expanded special immigration measures to cover all of Europe -- the measures include an app to monitor your temperature daily.
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"The way we deal with the uncertainty is we have to cover all of our bases," Peter Hotez, the dean of the National School of Tropical Medicine at Baylor College.
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Twenty shelves, five long shelves per side, cover all the sides except two; their height, which is the distance from floor to ceiling, scarcely exceeds that of a normal bookcase.
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BEIJING/SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Beijing's city government said on Saturday that patients with imported coronavirus will have to cover all treatment fees if they are not enrolled for basic health insurance.
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If the insurance had been designed to cover all severe outbreaks it would have been "prohibitively expensive", says Mukesh Chawla, who co-ordinates the World Bank's pandemic emergency-financing facility.
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But last year the United States withdrew from the Obama-era deal after the Trump administration argued that it wasn't broad enough and didn't cover all of Iran's malign activities.
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People currently in Australia are advised to get out of the path of the fires, wear protective clothing and footwear, cover all exposed skin and seek shelter away from heat.
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That law required the USPS to determine how much it would spend on pension over the next 75 years and quickly build up a fund to cover all of it.
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As HHS secretary, he will also be able to remove a requirement that insurance companies cover all forms of birth control approved by the FDA at no cost to consumers.
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Of course, it would be so much easier (and less expensive) to expand Medicare to cover all Americans — but that would make Republicans' heads explode, so it's off the table.
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Often, people who qualify for entry into the 120-month loan forgiveness pipeline are in income-based repayment plans that don't even cover all the interest that accrues each month.
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Most notably, they do not have to cover all of the law's essential health benefits or meet the requirement that insurance cover a minimal percentage of a person's medical bills.
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It may seem intuitive that getting a guaranteed, regular infusion of cash will make people happier and less stressed (even if that cash isn't enough to cover all their needs).
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James Finberg, an attorney representing the plaintiffs, says he believes the suit will be able to win class action status and cover all women at Google over the last four years.
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Perhaps, as critics, we are supposed to evaluate whether films succeed at achieving their defined narrow scopes, instead of pretending that 107 minutes can somehow magically cover all the epistemological bases.
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Grover Norquist, the arch-conservative president of Americans for Tax Reform, thinks Republicans will be able to partially cover all of this up with a big, thick cloud of vape smoke.
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But it's rare that a film manages to cover all five frontrunner components as well as Schindler's List did, which is why it's rare to have massive Oscar frontrunners at all.
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It started about four years ago, with workshops to demonstrate shibari, a specific kind of rope bondage, and since has grown to cover all manner of kink, both great and small.
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Stone repeatedly violated the gag order earlier in the summer with social media posts and news interviews, prompting a federal judge to expand the order to cover all social media platforms.
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Find a happy medium in terms of effort and cost that works for you, and make sure you cover all the bases, and your "normal" skin will be better than fine.
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"A lot of kids lose sight of everything and they just focus on one thing, but you want to cover all your bases and be a well-rounded person," said Lupo.
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We also cover all the new shows and movies that Netflix has coming in May, the expansion of CBS' streaming service to Canada and Anthony's initial impressions of Avengers: Infinity War.
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Through a combination of energy-efficiency measures, on-site renewable heat or power generation and buying offsets elsewhere, new buildings are supposed to cover all their energy requirements from renewable sources.
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"The 30 percent store tax is a high cost in a world where game developers' 70 percent must cover all the cost of developing, operating, and supporting their games," Sweeney says.
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" He explained the accusation, saying, "[Autopilot] is not designed to cover all possible crash situations in a safe manner... No matter how you spin it, [Autopilot] is not designed for that.
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Pressley, 44, has embraced expanding the Medicare federal health insurance program to cover all Americans and effectively abolishing the Immigrants and Customs Enforcement (ICE) unit of the Department of Homeland Security.
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Certain providers may only offer certain kinds of policies, or cover certain geographic regions, and CoverWallet hopes it will make a good enough case that it can cover all those gaps.
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The auditors recommended banks be checked against a wider range of systemic risks, but the EBA said its test "cannot cover all systemic risks, but focuses on the most important ones".
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While Social Security provides retirees with some income and is expected to continue existing in one form or another well into the future, it often isn't enough to cover all expenses.
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Shortly after the initial stay was granted, the ACLU asked to expand the class-action lawsuit to cover all Iraqi nationals in the US with final orders of removal for deportation.
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Gary Hughes, a New Zealand barrister with extensive experience in anti-money laundering regulation, said the rules needed to be extended to cover all professions able to set up secretive trusts.
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This ensures that participants will always have access to plans that cover all 10 EHBs, while also providing flexibility to participants who want a health plan that best fits their needs.
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That would mean duties on $2628 billion in goods from China, which would more than cover all of its exports to the U.S. and eventually hit American consumers in their pocketbooks.
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Trump has said he would like to see a "next-generation" arms control deal with Russia and China to cover all types of nuclear weapons, something Beijing has so far rejected.
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He suggested that Humana could cut some benefits and move other enrollees to higher performing plans to protect profits, but that it would be difficult to cover all of the gap.
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The edition, entitled "Forces for Change," features 15 women on the cover, all who are "raising the bar for equality, kindness, justice and open-mindedness," the duchess said in a statement.
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Ban told CNBC's Oriel Morrison that there may be a need for $4 trillion annually to cover all 17 sustainable development goals to be reached by 2030, according to OECD projections.
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They are demanding a more robust debate over a series of gun initiatives, notably what they call a "universal" background check system that would cover all gun transactions in the country.
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A company called Big League Advance has started lending to algorithmically approved minor-league baseball players; something similar might appeal to college athletes whose scholarships fail to cover all their costs.
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But the ban does not cover all of the precursor chemicals used to make fentanyl and its analogues, according to a spokesman for Mr. Trump's Office of National Drug Control Policy.
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Gavin Newsom agreed on a plan on June 9 to expand Medi-Cal, the state's version of Medicaid, to cover all eligible 19- to 25-year-olds regardless of immigration status.
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Four months ago, Senator Bill Cassidy went on "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" and expressed his commitment to a health care bill that would cover all infants, regardless of their ability to pay.
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"The way we deal with the uncertainty is we have to cover all of our bases," says Peter Hotez, the dean of the National School of Tropical Medicine at Baylor College.
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There are likely to be a lot more phases if the goal is to cover all the issues — and even then, full agreement on all is very unlikely if not impossible.
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To become a homeowner, you'll want to have at least 20 percent of the price of the home saved for a down payment, plus enough to cover all the related costs.
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Many market participants believe the ongoing oversupply will force OPEC and the other producers that have agreed to cut output to extend the deal beyond June to cover all of 2017.
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The measure would require insurers in Oregon to cover all types of contraceptive drugs and devices approved by the Food and Drug Administration with no co-payment, co-insurance or deductible.
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The highly progressive version of Scott Miller proposed a large minimum wage increase, generous paid family leave, a huge jobs program and the expansion of Medicare to cover all uninsured Americans.
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Fact Check As leading Democrats embrace Senator Bernie Sanders's proposal to vastly expand Medicare to cover all Americans, Republicans are fighting back with familiar critiques of such a single-payer system.
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Back in the summer of 2012, the Affordable Care Act mandated that insurance plans cover all contraceptives — from birth control pills to IUDs and implants — at no cost to the consumer.
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If Deadpool's campaign was an off-the-wall, over-the-top cross-platform marketing bonanza, Batman v Superman's is a by-the-book, cover-all-bases exercise that feels a little...rote.
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In other commodities, oil prices rose on Monday on a growing conviction that an OPEC-led production cut initially scheduled to end in June would be extended to cover all of 2017.
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On one side are renewable energy fans, who believe that wind and solar (coupled with lots of energy storage) can eventually cover all, or very close to all, of our energy needs.
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When the new pricing is available, Google says one monthly fee for Nest Aware will cover all of your Nest cameras, as well as some Nest and Google Home speakers and displays.
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" Asked if it's possible that Tsygankova, 31, killed her daughters, Babcock wouldn't answer outright, saying the department "is going to be very careful to cover all bases and not be narrowly focused.
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Piper Jaffray analyst Gene Munster said his firm remains confident that Prime Day will result in unit growth of 37 percent or more, as ChannelAdvisor's data does not cover all Amazon sellers.
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It's possible that the star is just trying to cover all the bases should she want to produce any of those things in the future, with no upcoming plans to do so.
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Seeing as the apocalypse asteroid won't have a chance to annihilate us if the climate spirals out of control first, it would appear the White House is trying to cover all bases.
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The three companies collectively employ 880,000 people and the plan is to cover all U.S. employees, though it's not clear how many of the 880,000 are working internationally versus in the States.
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Since September 2015, Terra has sold off around C$12 million in oil and gas assets to help pay down debt, but the amount was not enough to cover all its liabilities.
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I cover all the ways people and goods move from Point A to Point B — today and in the future — whether it's by bike, bus, scooter, car, train, truck, robotaxi or rocket.
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The big picture: The rule relaxation, which applied to EVs immediately and will cover all vehicles by 2020, could increase incentives for EV and AV companies to develop and sell vehicles there.
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The FDIC, as part of a standard deal they made on transactions for failed banks during the financial crisis, agreed to cover all losses above the first 22009 percent on loan defaults.
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In commodity markets, oil prices reversed losses after Saudi Arabia said a deal between producers to withhold output, in place since January, could be extended beyond June to cover all of 2019.
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There are two other categories, which is another the other 2003 percent, so the lower 40 percent are going to receive hundred percent allowance to cover all the cost of the reform.
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Under the settlement, procedures will be put in place for when legislative appropriations fail to cover all general state aid claims submitted by school districts, the state board said in a statement.
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Following that, the campaign reportedly called Popick last minute to give a performance in Des Moines, only to cancel after the girls landed, leaving Popick to cover all the costs of travel.
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Girl Scouts also have 10 more of their best-selling flavors to offer while Pillsbury recently released baking mixes and General Mills released cereal to cover all of your cookie season needs.
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Thomas, of the ACLU, said the women filed amended charges on Thursday, seeking to expand previously filed claims to cover all women on the West Coast impacted by port policies regarding pregnancies.
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The Leavers' Conservative leaders, assuming the mantle of a government in waiting, promise that "their" Britain could cover all the lost European subsidies and grants to farmers, poor regions, universities and schools.
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He said he hoped Saudi investments could increase to cover all Chinese provinces and that there was room to grow bilateral trade in both energy and other hydrocarbons products such as petrochemicals.
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Reilly also raised concerns about the proposal to allow more negotiation in Medicare Part D's "protected classes," where insurers are required to cover all of the drugs in certain categories, like antidepressants.
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The media streamer is a great accessory to own if you live in a shared space because every person can contribute their individual account information and cover all the major streaming services.
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European airline groups said in a document reviewed by Reuters that if the threats are confirmed, the restrictions should be deployed to cover all EU departing flights, not just U.S.-bound flights.
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What the Coast Guard covers: The Coast Guard records cover all of Trump's trips to the estate, with the exception of his visit there last year with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
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The volumes announced cover all exports made by state-run oil marketer SOMO from the southern ports on the Gulf and from the Turkish terminal of Ceyhan on the Mediterranean, it said.
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The CDC's method: Pour plenty of sanitizer in your cupped palm, spread it to cover all surfaces of your hands (don't forget your nails), and rub until your skin is completely dry.
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The series will, reportedly, attempt to cover all of Elizabeth's life over six seasons, recasting the actors as the series passes the point in time where, say, Foy can believably play Elizabeth.
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I decided to have ... The entrepreneurial experience as authentic as I could concoct it was the best way to cover all of the things I wanted to cover about the tech industry.
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The Jayapal and Sanders bills would both expand traditional Medicare to cover all Americans, and change the structure of the program to cover more services and eliminate most deductibles and co-payments.
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"Policy can make things cheaper or free, more accessible, and really convenient, but it won't cover all of the other factors that come into play when people make health decisions," Simon says.
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The Obama administration generally required employers to cover all forms of birth control approved by the Food and Drug Administration, including pills that critics say may cause fertilized eggs to be aborted.
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These range from Sanders proposing a government-run health care system to cover all Americans to Harris's new plan to give low-income families as much as $500 in monthly cash assistance.
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Most people need at least an ounce of sunscreen, or enough to fill a shot glass, to cover all the exposed parts of their body, according to the American Academy of Dermatology.
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"The court does intend that its fee award from the settlement fund cover all fees recovered by attorneys on contingent fee contracts relating to claims included in this settlement," Judge Lungstrum wrote.
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It is a huge first step, but it is my hope that paid leave for other family emergencies will be added in the future, to cover all of life's unexpected medical events.
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If Upshaw lived in, say, California, which expanded Medicaid to cover all low-income incomes, she would have health insurance with no premium, no co-payment and no out-of-pocket cost.
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The new plans could charge higher premiums to people with pre-existing conditions, which is not allowed under ObamaCare, and would not cover all of the health services required for ObamaCare plans.
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Insurers there use global budgets, also common in single-payer systems, to pay providers, capping the amount they're willing to pay per year to cover all of the services their customers need.
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"By regulation, that insurance must cover all FDA-approved contraceptives, including certain methods of birth control that, some believe, operate as abortifacients and result in the destruction of embryos," he wrote then.
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BEIJING/SHANGHAI, March 14 (Reuters) - Beijing's city government said on Saturday that patients with imported coronavirus will have to cover all treatment fees if they are not enrolled for basic health insurance.
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There was Medicaid, a public program that already existed, which would grow to cover all individuals who earn less than 138 percent of the federal poverty line (about $15,000 for an individual).
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Scroll on to shop a stylish, affordable, and easily-ordered lineup of party supplies that will cover all of your upcoming bashes from intimate warm-weather bridal showers to big holiday cook-outs.
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Here's a breakdown of its learning lineup: Get up to speed with the programming language Oracle SQL across 12 hours of content that cover all the essentials, including SQL functions, subqueries, and more.
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However, before Boyd can bring Misha to Georgia, he'll need to raise more than $6,000 to cover all of the expenses that come with transporting a dog from Afghanistan to the United States.
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Here is the bottom line, from the Los Angeles Times: The analysis found that the proposal would require: *A total cost of $400 billion per year to cover all healthcare and administrative costs.
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Martin's fictional history, "Fire & Blood," the first of two planned volumes, will cover all the Targaryen kings from Aegon I to Aegon III, along with their wives, siblings, wars and travels, he said.
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Michael Cohen says Donald Trump left him and high dry the second things got hot, and went back on a promise to cover all of Cohen's legal fees related to the Mueller investigation.
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Apparently, it only takes 25 satellites cover all of Asia, so if we can hit the full 50, this kind of microsatellite technology could be useful to a huge chunk of the world.
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At that point, the borrowing limit will be automatically increased to cover all government borrowing during that time, but barring an increase, the federal government will not have the ability to borrow more.
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"The Witches Are Coming" is indeed a fiery book from an admirable author, but a witch hunt has to cover all the angles if it hopes to have a real and lasting impact.
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The Australian report also called for a National Office for Child Safety and national child safety standards, child abuse reporting and record keeping, which would cover all institutions engaged in child-related work.
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In other words, you would simply use your credit card to pay for travel purchases like hotels or flights, then cash in your rewards to cover all or part of your travel purchases.
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In July, China said it would extend a ban scrubber discharges to cover all coastal regions within 12 nautical miles from China's territorial sea and regions near the southern island province of Hainan.
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The edition, entitled "Forces for Change" features 15 women on the cover, all who are "raising the bar for equality, kindness, justice and open mindedness," the Duchess of Sussex said in a statement.
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Facing an uphill battle, the Obama Administration cited biased risk selection practices as the fulcrum for America's growing health care social inequality, and required insurers to cover all applicants regardless of health status.
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Sanders' plan calls for creating a health insurance program that would be run by the federal government and would cover all Americans, supplanting today's job-based policies that cover roughly half the nation.
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The institute's figures cover all government spending on military forces and activities, including salaries and benefits; operational expenses; arms and equipment purchases; military construction; research and development; and central administration, command and support.
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In 250, before Clinton took office, a plurality of whites agreed that there "should be a government insurance plan which would cover all medical and hospital expenses for everyone," 19893 to 21989 percent.
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The $25 billion in grants won't cover all of those salary costs, although unpaid leaves, executive pay cuts and reduced hours for unionized employees will reduce those labor costs from year-ago levels.
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Without the Obama-era language, health care workers would be free to object to performing procedures like gender reassignment surgery, and insurers would not be bound to cover all services for transgender customers.
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An unnamed source speaking to the Anadolu Agency said the plan would cover all areas where Syrian President Bashar Assad's regime and the opposition are fighting, but that terrorist organizations would be excluded.
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His bill would create a universal Medicare program that would cover all Americans — including the roughly half who are currently covered by employer plans — with generous benefits and minimal out-of-pocket costs.
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And there've been sort of initiatives that have grown out of that, but that is emblematic of a huge problem because ... I'm gonna play the Silicon Valley people I cover all the time.
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The new Walmart options for hourly workers prominently feature what are known as consumer-driven plans, in which workers cover all their medical expenses out of pocket, up to a relatively high deductible.
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Britain has proposed creating an all-island regulatory zone in Ireland to cover all goods and a commitment to avoid border checks or physical infrastructure in a bid to break the Brexit deadlock.
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Most people can save money filing their own taxes with online software, but you need to have a basic understanding of taxes — and trust that a virtual preparer will cover all your bases.
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Up to 225,85033 public housing apartments will now be able to participate in the RAD demonstration effort, which will cover all of those for which the need for RAD has already been identified.
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Kushner and Trump's Middle East envoy Jason Greenblatt are trying to broker a peace plan to cover all core issues of the decades-old conflict between Israel and the Palestinians, U.S. official say.
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The airline is still stuck in negotiations with other trade unions, with Dutch pilots' body VNV saying the Irish agreement did not appear to cover all the issues at stake in its conflict.
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Pelosi didn't announce the creation of a new special committee, but rather said that the inquiry would cover all the existing committee investigations, as well as new ones, particularly into the Ukraine call.
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The new plans could charge higher premiums to people with pre-existing conditions, which is not allowed under ObamaCare, and would not cover all of the health services required for ObamaCare plans. ADVERTISEMENT
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BP still needs to receive more cargoes from PDVSA to cover all payments it is owed and this is why several BP tankers have still yet to unload in Curacao, according to traders.
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The Oregonian reported that sheriff&aposs deputies only patrol the town during the daytime on Monday through Friday and has relied for years on CJ Patrol to cover all the time in between.
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The government's plan would cover all of the essential health benefits — 10 categories of care that all insurance plans must cover, including emergency services, hospitalization and maternity care — currently mandated by the ACA.
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Trump has already imposed tariffs on $250 billion of Chinese goods and is threatening to extend those to another $300 billion, which would effectively cover all of China's exports to the United States.
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Raad, it seems to me, is interested less in the relative than in the power of specificity to dispel our belief in one explanation to cover all bets, to ever fully explain anything.
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For those who don't have the resources to cover all of the expenses out of pocket, there are two options: life insurance with some form of care benefit or traditional long-term care insurance.
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It also set aside six protected classes of medication where insurers were required to cover "all or substantially all" of the drugs offered to ensure seniors got whatever treatment they needed, like for cancer.
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The roughly $5 billion offer Lampert was making through an affiliate of his hedge fund ESL Investments wasn't large enough to cover all of the company's administrative expenses, like vendor payments and advisory fees.
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That ruling may determine the future strategies of entrepreneurs and small-business owners who have set up their own insurance companies to cover all manner of risks, some against likely occurrences, others less so.
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At the time, CRISPR pioneer and Berkeley professor Jennifer Doudna told TechCrunch the ruling was a positive, as it didn't throw out her claim that her patent should be able to cover all cells.
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Though Robinson had health insurance for most of her children's lives, her insurance did not cover all of the expenses that come with being a single parent trying to care for children with asthma.
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On May 28th, John Kelly, America's homeland security secretary, said that the country was considering extending a ban on large electronic devices in cabins to cover all international flights to and from the country.
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"Medicare for All will cover all medically necessary services, including emergency room visits, doctor visits, vision, dental, hearing aids, mental health, and substance use disorder treatment, and comprehensive reproductive health care services," she wrote.
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HURT: And they&aposre doing the same thing now, and they thing that they&aposre going to win control in November, the Democrats will, and they can then go and cover all of it.
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The investigation will cover all of Europe except Italy, which hit the company with a five-million-euro fine in October last year for price hikes up to 1,500 percent for some key drugs.
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Sure, I always assumed the school was required to cover all medical expenses for athletic-related injuries, but I guess it was my own fault for never asking about that during the recruiting process.
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Nine months seem like a long time, but once you or your partner actually gets pregnant (if that's your plan), you may find yourself rushing to cover all your bases before your infant arrives.
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It's just an all-around good time in the hopes of letting people know that whatever transportation need you have, whether it's renting or buying or sharing, that they can cover all of it.
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A biology graduate student at the University of Washington, Lutz originally learned Python to help with her lab work, but that didn't quite cover all the complicated techniques she needs to produce these images.
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On top of all that, Vermont animal nutritional supplement maker VetriScience donated $10,000 to cover all of Lucky's surgery expenses, and promised to provide Lucky with the nutritional supplements he needs at no cost.
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Presidential candidates have disagreed about whether to immediately move to cover all Americans through a single-payer system, or move toward universal health care more gradually through methods such as a public option. Sen.
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It does slash many Obamacare taxes, which would be nice on its own, but now that tax revenue will not be there to cover all those subsidies the Republicans are keeping in their plan!
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Even before the new report was made public in Toronto on Monday, several national antidoping agencies and athletic organizations were preparing to demand that the I.O.C. broaden its earlier ban to cover all sports.
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Earlier this month it said it would push ahead with the development of a nationwide high-speed fibre optic network, a project that would take four to five years to cover all of Israel.
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But over time and with enough data, a tool like Benchling could figure out not only the best practices for specific labs, but also ones they should use — and then cover all those bases.
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Under new rules, on some of which Reuters reported last week, European companies selling goods online will be able to cover all their VAT obligations across the bloc via their own national tax authorities.
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On Monday evening, Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte said he was extending a ban on travel already in place in northern Italy to now cover all of the country — more than 60 million people.
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Advocates are asking for $1 billion in assistance for safe water and sanitation systems in Indian Country, short of the $5 billion the Government Accountability Office says is needed to cover all tribal areas.
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Ring and Arlo's plans start at around $3 a month per device, or $10 for multiple devices, while Nest's subscription plan will cover all of your devices for $6 a month starting next year.
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The dearth of visible insurance failures makes it seem the industry's squadrons of actuaries and regulators will always get things right, measuring complex risks accurately and charging premiums that will cover all future claims.
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Britain on Wednesday proposed creating an all-island regulatory zone in Ireland to cover all goods and a commitment to avoid border checks or physical infrastructure in a bid to break the Brexit deadlock.
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"The fund makes very quick decisions from start to finish," said Ellen Leake, vice chairwoman of the foundation's international board, which has also agreed to cover all operating expenses over the next four years.
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Although the National Health Service has paid part of his medical expenses and rehabilitation costs, he estimates that he will need nearly $4 million to cover all of his medical costs until he retires.
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Last Friday, Dunkin' – a brand that's never met a gerund it didn't immediately chop the g off of – released a line of exclusive holiday merch to cover all your wrappin', loungin', and stylin' needs.
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Idaho's proposal would allow insurers to sell plans that charge people with pre-existing conditions more, which is barred by ObamaCare, and not cover all of the health services required under the health law.
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First adopted by President Ronald Reagan, it is generally enacted during Republican administrations and dropped during Democratic ones, but Trump greatly expanded it to cover all health-related charities, not just family-planning organizations.
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Idaho's proposal would allow insurers to sell plans that charge people with pre-existing conditions more, which is barred by ObamaCare, and not cover all of the required health services under the health law.
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Board members said during the hearing that they felt the $1 million they're still holding will cover all expenses related to the incident and is substantial enough to keep Khabib interested in the hearing.
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Bernie Sanders' -- who is also a Democratic presidential candidate -- that would provide insurance to all Americans through a plan run by the federal government that would cover all medically necessary care, including vision and dental.
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The Affordable Care Act's birth control mandate required health insurance plans to cover all 18 types of FDA-approved contraceptives without charging the patient a copayment or coinsurance even if they haven't met their deductible.
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"The study doesn't cover all bases, but what it generally says is very positive news," Dr. Robert Burk of the Albert Einstein College of Medicine in New York told Reuters Health in a telephone interview.
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Crisis Text Line, which launched in 2013 in El Paso and Chicago, has expanded to cover all of the US, as well as Canada, the UK, and Ireland, and there is no shortage of messages.
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We'll be on the ground at the Staples Center to cover all things E3, but in the meantime, here's a breakdown of what we expect to see at one of the gaming world's biggest events.
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The reason for the deliberate rollout is that GM wants to cover all of its bases so that Super Cruise works as advertised any time a driver activates it, regardless of which car they're in.
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This is where you get to comb through roughly 3003,300 index funds and 1,900 ETFs — whose ranks keep growing — to check out performance data, costs and asset information to cover all of your asset classes.
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The proposal falls far short of a comprehensive deal to cover all 11m or so undocumented migrants in America, but it would fix something that Democrats have said is a priority since 2001 (see article).
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So tariffs on $325 billion on top of the $250 billion of goods already subject to the import tax would likely cover all 2019 imports- including cell phones, computers, clothing, footwear and other consumer products.
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Russia's rouble strengthened 211 percent but stocks fell 2102 percent, following oil prices lower on doubts that oil group OPEC and Russia will agree to extend a crude output cut to cover all of 218.
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Traders said the high prices were a result of a relatively tight market following a year of OPEC and Russian led production cuts, which were started last January and scheduled to cover all of 2018.
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"The dialogue will cover all aspects related to the organization of this election, its necessary conditions ... and the date of the election," the statement quoted Bensalah as telling the panel at a meeting on Thursday.
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A source familiar with the Japanese government's position said the idea of a mini-trade deal was "interesting and reasonable", but another source said talks needed to cover "all items, not just auto and agriculture".
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Bill Walker used an executive order to expand Medicaid and could do so because Alaska is required to cover all groups federal law mandates be covered — even though the Supreme Court ruled it was optional.
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