If it isn't covered by CNN, it's covered by Infowars.
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Some of them are being covered by sheriff's deputies, some of them are being covered by our guys.
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Some of them are being covered by sheriff's deputies, some of them are being covered by our guys.
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This "results in the land covered by sunlight having greater area than the land covered by darkness," NOAA explains.
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About 85033 percent of the workers are covered by Workers' compensation, while 15 percent of covered by private ERISA-based plans.
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Whatever price is negotiated by HHS will be available to individuals covered by private plans, not just those covered by Medicare.
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Other Savings: $2,303Cell Phones (2): $136Health Insurance: $0 (Covered by employer)Internet: $0 (Covered by employer)Electricity: $130Heating Oil: $46/month, average.
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In a 269 Kaiser poll, for example, 75% of people covered by Medicare said it was working well, versus 65% of people covered by Medicaid.
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Many of his patients are covered by Ontario's healthcare program, but not every province has high-quality surgeons available for those covered by the government.
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Of the 178.5 million Americans covered by private health insurance, 20133 million, or 4 percent, are currently covered by private plans obtained through the Obamacare marketplaces.
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There used to be a gap in insurance coverage where an Uber driver would be covered by their own auto insurance when they were off the clock, covered by Uber's insurance when driving a passenger but covered by neither when they were looking for a customer.
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In addition, patients covered by Medicare Fee-For-Service insurance were less likely to attend cardiac rehab than those covered by private Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan plans.
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Tier 85033 is covered by private insurance or paid out of pocket and Tier 3 services would generally not be covered by insurance, which is typical of the current system.
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In the darkness, I pulled the blanket slowly past my shoulders, past my chin, over my face, until I was entirely covered by it, until I was covered by Mama.
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One revision would exempt products covered by other export rules, meaning a technology already covered by the Arms Export Control Act, to cite one example, would also fall under CFIUS jurisdiction.
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Virtual colonoscopies are covered by private insurance; however, they are not currently covered by Medicare even though the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) has the ability to expand coverage.
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One of the studies looked at opioid prescriptions covered by Medicare Part D between 2010 and 2015, while the other looked at opioid prescriptions covered by Medicaid between 2011 and 2016.
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Health & Dental Insurance: $0; it's fully covered by work.
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A former judge appointed by Judge Kimba Wood made a determination that this tape is covered by the lawyer-client privilege, and criminal discussions are not covered by the lawyer-client privilege.
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"Our professional unit employees will be covered by the ratified contract that expires in 2026 and the technical unit will remain covered by the existing contract through 2022," Boeing said http://bit.
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Most of the time, it's not covered by health insurance.
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Republicans said the costs will be covered by repealing Obamacare.
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He said she was covered by a Mickey Mouse blanket.
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NPLs in the retail portfolio were fully covered by reserves.
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It's covered by a full skeletal shield and fake brains.
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Almost a third of its imports are covered by aid.
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Some are entirely covered by oceans dozens of kilometres deep.
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Or perhaps use a ninja master covered by shielding crusaders?
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Damage from flooding isn't usually covered by most homeowner policies.
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It's covered by insurance, so I don't have a copay.
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The procedure costs $8,000, and is not covered by insurance.
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Stays in nursing homes would still be covered by Medicaid.
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Many such services are covered by employers or health plans.
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The portion covered by Medicare will balloon to $589 billion.
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The event should be fervently covered by the global press.
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Agriculture and fisheries are not covered by the EEA agreement.
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Those figures only represent losses covered by federal flood insurance.
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Most of my undergrad was covered by scholarships and grants.
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Only then can the procedures be routinely covered by insurance.
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One side is covered by a huge video wall, too.
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The story was covered by Canadian broadcaster CBC, Charlsie's employer.
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Some medical services are also covered by the federal government.
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The kits are covered by five years warranty and servicing.
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Gondolas were introduced to rivers once covered by concrete decking.
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Streets today are covered by cameras, we all carry smartphones.
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Green areas show increases in areas covered by green leaves.
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The total is $89.90, so it's covered by the card.
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Poor children are covered by a complicated mix of programs.
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This Armenian crisis has been covered by Armenian news outlets.
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Like most supplements, SAMe is not covered by most insurance.
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The interior is covered by dozens of his religious paintings.
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His legs are propped up and covered by a sheet.
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Provisioning is prudent, with NPLs being fully covered by reserves.
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All of these locations are approved and covered by Apple.
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The floors of the stalls are covered by clean straw.
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I started this trip almost completely covered by my hijab.
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The shelter was covered by plastic, the sheriff's office said.
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More than half of the country is covered by forest.
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Its small glass pane was covered by a red bandanna.
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Furthermore, lands covered by fresh lava flows don't change hands.
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Those individuals received a $1,000 check, covered by fans' donations.
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New York City has 353 square miles covered by ShotSpotter.
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The procedure cost $2000,252, and was not covered by insurance.
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Roughly 125 million Americans are covered by Medicare and Medicaid.
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Such compensation is covered by FIFA regulations for player transfers.
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" The nurse said, "Oh, no, it's covered by the NHS.
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Arzani's cross seeks Juric, but he's well covered by Denmark.
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All other expenses were luckily covered by my high school.
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Others were covered by competing voices or the brilliant orchestration.
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Directly behind it, a body was covered by a cloth.
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Under Harris' proposal, all Americans would be covered by Medicare.
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But it only got covered by local St. Louis media.
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Luckily, these Rag & Bone boots were covered by a warranty.
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The bridge is covered by an undulating, tubelike timber roof.
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A leash can be seen, partially covered by the sheet.
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Most people covered by the program are in their 20s.
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But Donald Trump isn't covered by the State Department rules.
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For now, Helen's therapy is covered by federal research grants.
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"It won't be covered by any black press," she said.
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The game was covered by media outlets across the country.
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Illegal or fraudulent activities are not covered by the privilege.
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But not all workplace wellness programs are covered by HIPAA.
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The teen will now be covered by the grandparents' insurance.
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Unproven treatments are typically not covered by insurance, Grossman noted.
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YAMAZAKI Half of the floor is covered by aluminum sheets.
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The rest of the ball was covered by Halladay's fingers.
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Some, including people with disabilities, are also covered by Medicare.
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Above, a patient covered by Medicaid receiving treatment in Philadelphia.
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A typical smartphone might be covered by some 250,000 patents.
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Feinstein, I think that's also covered by my opening statement.
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Most families covered by CHIP have more routine health needs.
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On the demand side, even if some of the people covered by Obamacare lose their insurance under this plan, we'll still have millions more Americans "covered" by health insurance compared to a decade ago.
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Seventy percent of the value of Sanchi itself is covered by 11 international insurers, led by Norway's Skuld, with the other 30 percent covered by Iranian insurers, according to Skuld Chief Executive Stale Hansen.
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Before then, the country had a two-tiered health care system: About two-thirds of the country was covered by a social health insurance program, and the remaining third was covered by private insurance.
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Surgery is covered by most dental insurance but it generally is not covered by medical insurance, said Martha E. Nunn of Creighton University in Omaha, Nebraska, who was not part of the new study.
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Obamacare has been successful in getting millions of people health insurance — roughly 20 million people have been covered by the program, a combination of those enrolled in the exchanges and those covered by expanded Medicaid.
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If kids aren't covered by CHIP, they'd likely be covered by some combination of Medicaid, subsidized private insurance through the Affordable Care Act, or parents' employer-based health plans (which the federal government also subsidizes).
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These aren't elective surgeries that are covered by my insurance company.
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Impacts beyond 48 hours will be covered by subsequent updates. pic.twitter.
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Individuals covered by Medicaid may be disproportionately impacted by these factors.
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Such bonds often covered by an implicit or explicit state guarantee.
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Try to rack up rewards for expenses covered by other people.
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They can cost thousands of dollars and aren't covered by insurance.
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I have a Caesar salad and it's covered by my company.
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It's even been covered by white power bands in the past.
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Sextans, the part of the sky covered by the new map.
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Only 14% of Americans are covered by paid family leave policies.
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In Japan, opioids for acute pain aren't typically covered by insurance.
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Researchers say Mauritia was covered by volcanoes and is now invisible.
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This event will be covered by the in-town travel pool.
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Donald Trumps star covered by stickers along with a #pride flag.
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Oath-taking by legislators is an issue covered by that document.
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His wife and daughter are covered by the V.A. as well.
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Though her children are covered by government insurance, she is not.
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The financial costs — rarely, if ever, covered by insurance — range widely.
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This is a security fee not covered by Ultimate Rewards points.
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The appointment with him will be covered by my insurance, thankfully.
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Facebook contended Messenger was covered by that exemption, sources told Reuters.
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YouTube is still not covered by the service, if you're wondering.
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It's funded by our annual dues and is covered by work.
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Others have much of the cost covered by their insurance plans.
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A single dose costs $50 and isn't always covered by insurance.
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What happens to those people, 100 million people covered by it?
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Not too bad, especially since it'll be covered by my FSA.
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Now imagine that Schmoopy were a human previously covered by ACA.
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These patients have one trait in common—they're covered by Medicaid.
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Researchers retrospectively studied 792,130 infants covered by a health insurance program.
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The surgery is fully covered by insurance thanks to the ACA.
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Trucks with other engines could also be covered by the probe.
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Nor is home care covered by Medicare, for the most part.
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At the same time, the area covered by drought was significant.
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I remember frightened nights with my face covered by a blanket.
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Notably, a lot of intelligence officials are not covered by that.
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People recovering from opioid addiction could lose treatments covered by Medicaid.
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About 7.7 square miles of land have been covered by lava.
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Its factory roof, for example, is covered by 20,815 solar panels.
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The figure excluded airlines, which are also covered by the scheme.
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Every step of the way, she was covered by health insurance.
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A glossy tree that's covered by a 5-year foliage warranty
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It only pertains to those covered by employer-sponsored insurance plans.
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The impairments have been well-covered by a loan loss reserve.
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Many families covered by Medicaid today will lose coverage under BCRA.
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What sort of contracts would be covered by the proposed rule?
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The terms of his departure are covered by a nondisclosure agreement.
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However, Epidiolex might be covered by insurance, unlike the other products.
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She charged $250 per hour (not covered by health insurance, unfortunately).
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These tests are all covered by plans thanks to the ACA.
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It's unclear which patents are actually covered by this, for example.
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Smith-style filibuster would be covered by news and social media.
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His campaign was covered by newspapers as far away as India.
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The shortfall was covered by the country's dioceses, financially straining some.
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The amount of carbon emissions covered by RGGI is relatively small.
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For many Americans — including me — the procedure is covered by insurance.
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All Americans should be covered by high-quality, affordable health insurance.
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These vigorous protests were not widely covered by the Western media.
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About a third of the cost will be covered by insurance.
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Watch the "Rusty Cage" video (later brilliantly covered by Johnny Cash).
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Convictions under state law, however, are not covered by federal pardons.
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The cafeteria's tables are covered by tablecloths and freshly cut flowers.
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In 2006, 35.1 percent of the city was covered by trees.
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Technically, yes, airports are not covered by shelter in place orders.
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Nearly 70% of Australia is covered by a haze of smoke.
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About 10,2805 people covered by the expansion have accessed such treatment.
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The president asserts that particular information is covered by the privilege.
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Islamic State and Qaeda militants are not covered by the agreement.
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Alternative medicines, such as acupuncture, are not commonly covered by insurance.
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An estimated 22,000 undocumented immigrants would be covered by that provision.
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His medical care was being covered by Medicaid, his family said.
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What will be covered by the Republican-backed "phase one" plan?
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You can now get covered by FastestVPN forever, for just £16.28.
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About a quarter of its territory is permanently covered by ice.
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When they're covered by Medicaid, the government picks up the tab.
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The administration argues the commission is not covered by those rules.
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Much of China's residential land is covered by 70-year leases.
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Fii is not among the Foxconn entities covered by the contract.
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Generic drugs are those that are no longer covered by patents.
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Are the players covered by the First Amendment on the field?
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It's been covered by U22019 and Rage Against the Machine. 5.
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But for-profit hospitals aren't covered by the provision, Bosco said.
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Trump has asserted that the documents are covered by executive privilege.
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Parts of the country would once again be covered by forests.
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Are valuable items in my safe deposit box covered by insurance?
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These surgeries are also costly and aren't usually covered by insurance.
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They exhibited in art galleries and were covered by international press.
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Today that sand dune has been long covered by more houses.
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Weinsheimer wrote that some matters covered by the inquiry were covered by "executive privilege," a legal principle invoked by U.S. presidents to keep other branches of government from getting access to certain internal executive branch information.
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Highlights include Brian Eno's "1/1" from Ambient 1: Music For Airports, covered by Dan Deacon, then remixed by Afrikan Sciences, and Kraftwerk's "The Telephone Call" covered by Taz Arnold with a treatment from Nosaj Thing.
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That is how it feels to watch him play: As another joke during his first season in England had it, if 70 percent of the earth is covered by water, the rest is covered by Kanté.
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That dwarfs the 82.43 million or so people covered by Medicaid, the government-run program that benefits primarily poor people and children, and the approximately 55 million covered by Medicare, the government program primarily for senior citizens.
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In a home that's covered by a greenhouse it can get hot.
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A fifth of all American workers are covered by non-compete clauses.
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She was dressed in black with her head covered by a hoodie.
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Soon the liquid is covered by a thick layer of brown bubbles.
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Of course, there are some needs that cannot be covered by money
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It was covered by every major outlet in the U.S. and beyond.
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Much of the rest is covered by earlier treaties, still in force.
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Footage shows the dead whale was later covered by a blue tarpaulin.
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Banks, meanwhile, are covered by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, or FDIC.
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Only federal loans are covered by the new deferment for cancer patients.
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An ancient Greek text that's been covered by more recent religious writing.
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Approximately $3.4 billion of outstanding notes is covered by this rating action.
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The tuna must be covered by oil, so add more if needed.
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Both our health, dental, and vision insurances are covered by our employers.
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TPS recipients from Nepal and Honduras are not covered by Chen's ruling.
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The reporter's travel costs were covered by a One World Media grant.
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NFL teams, as private entities, are not covered by the First Amendment.
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BuzzFeed News analyzed filings from the 226 counties covered by Texas Gov.
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Other household members are often not covered by life insurance at all.
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Romo explained the full story in a news conference covered by SportsDay.
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Right: Areas covered by the documented tsunami events extending from these shorelines.
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MD: Every campsite is covered by a $2 million commercial insurance policy.
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Another challenge: figuring out which song will be covered by which artist.
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When I was covered by insurance, the meds were $50 a month.
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So he's there somewhere but covered by apps most of the time.
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There was a catch, though; Jenner's stomach was covered by a blanket.
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It did not specify which drinks are still covered by the tax.
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What happens to those people, one hundred million people covered by it?
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Many also received big bills that were not covered by their insurance.
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These headphones from Daily Steals are covered by Apple for 90 days.
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It is unclear how much of the payout is covered by insurance.
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Posts covered by the policy include manipulated imagery as well as text.
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It's been covered by virtually every media outlet (and now us, too).
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Last year, the FCC detailed the data covered by its privacy policy.
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Only 1% of black fashion designers' presentations are covered by Vogue Magazine.
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The investment losses will be implicitly covered by the new product issuance.
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Instead, the tragedy is covered by the heartfelt reflections of Manchester locals.
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Third, not every product or service was covered by the KORUS FTA.
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A number of combatants, including ISIS, are not covered by the agreement.
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Headstones are nearly covered by snow at Arlington National Cemetery, Saturday, Jan.
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Ben's head, still swollen, was covered by a Wesleyan Christian baseball hat.
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Turns out, though, neither are new (or covered by insurance — nice try).
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"Laser isn't covered by insurance, so it's not as popular," she explains.
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Obamacare made it possible to get your breast pump covered by insurance.
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Fruit growers and cattle ranchers were also covered by the emergency resolution.
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Some 15 million fewer Americans would be covered by Medicaid in 2026.
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With one swipe your info is covered by a unique, opaque pattern.
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The song has also been covered by Barbra Streisand and Susan Boyle.
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Instead, its Southeast Asia deals are covered by the Sequoia India fund.
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Belle, finding out her birth control is no longer covered by insurance.
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Similar declines were seen in patients not covered by Medicare, Curtis said.
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The front is covered by glass that blends into the metal frame.
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Another 28% are covered by government insurance for soldiers and civil servants.
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These exposures in total were 48243x covered by loan impairment reserves (LIRs).
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Iran says its missile tests are not covered by the nuclear deal.
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The procedure is expensive and not widely covered by most insurance plans.
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And Chinese steel and aluminum are already covered by numerous import tariffs.
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Drivers who sustain injuries are not fully covered by the track's insurance.
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Many Salvadoran families covered by TPS have built successful lives in America.
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About 40 percent of his tuition costs were covered by academic scholarships.
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The Clinton campaign said the costs would be covered by tax increases.
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Now, 22019 percent of the entire state population is covered by Medicaid.
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That factory is covered by a separate contract that expires next year.
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Nine million low-and middle-income children are covered by the program.
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But only federal employees would be covered by this back-pay clause.
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More than a third of Medicare's beneficiaries are covered by private insurers.
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They increase for patients covered by self-financed employer plans, lowering wages.
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Commercial vehicles will also need to be covered by a green card.
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Ideally, unexpected medical costs should be covered by a rainy-day fund.
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The wound healed, the scar covered by the stubble of his beard.
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It is also exploring the possibility of getting Aira covered by insurance.
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People were crying, on the floor, covered by parts of the roofing.
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The blood work she needs every three months is covered by Medicaid.
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Transportation and accommodation costs for attending "Uncovered" were covered by Square Enix.
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She also said amenities covered by the fees can vary by season.
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Does such sports corruption rise to the level covered by the law?
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"Discretionary coverage" does the same for discretionary costs, covered by supplemental income.
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It's this parallel life covered by a very small layer of regime.
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Should it be covered by a dance writer, or a music specialist?
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He was completely covered by the shifting sands except for his feet.
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Any gun that is not covered by insurance could be confiscated. 3.
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But he was still employed and covered by his company's group insurance.
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Plus, your purchase is covered by a 30-day money-back guarantee.
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It has also been generously covered by various independent Russian media outlets.
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The universe of people covered by the Affordable Care Act keeps narrowing.
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Existing customers are covered by the monthly fee if a problem arises.
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Why should drivers not be covered by basic laws around work standards?
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Twenty-six were guaranteed, with all but six covered by third parties.
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Many more chronically ill people were now being covered by the government.
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It was not immediately clear which products are covered by the suspension.
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I'm able to get this visit and ultrasound covered by my insurance.
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Real talk, part two: this massage is fully covered by my insurance.
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On top of that, it's covered by a one-year limited warranty.
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The income can also help with medical bills not covered by Medicare.
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The wood floors, stained red, were partly covered by a sheepskin rug.
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Let's bring it up from -- everybody under 30 gets covered by Medicare.
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Older Americans are covered by Medicare, which is a single-payer system.
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In most cases, the cost of the procedure isn't covered by insurance.
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I pay using my prepaid monthly pass, which is covered by work.
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Mississippi and Alabama, both previously covered by preclearance, quickly followed that lead.
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The rest will be covered by the business owner's individual tax rate.
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Under federal labor law, nonunion workers are covered by the union contract.
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Roughly two million children covered by Medicaid live with complex medical conditions.
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In fact, 50 percent of all U.S. births are covered by Medicaid.
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The outdoor areas are partially covered by heated steel and glass canopies.
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Any money we pull out will immediately be covered by private giving.
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Bereavement leave is not covered by the Family and Medical Leave Act.
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Most transplants are covered by government programs such as Medicare and Medicaid.
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The significance of which has been barely covered by the western media.
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But it's generally not covered by insurance, so it's a free market.
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The regulator designated Huawei and ZTE as companies covered by this rule.
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If my water heater leaks, is any damage covered by flood insurance?
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Fourteen million fewer people would be covered by Medicaid, the office says.
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One student is covered by a comforter and another holds a belt.
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His thinning hair, mostly covered by his wool cap, is neatly cropped.
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In time, the remnants of this flipper were covered by the seafloor.
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App-based pay-per-minute grief counselors will be on call at your neighborhood Costco; they are not covered by insurance, but they are covered by In-Churro-Ance™, the Republicans' Obamacare replacement run by Taco Bell.
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Spotify: $210 (My hubs, my BFF, and my sister-in-law are also on it.)Netflix: $2129 (We share with my in-laws in exchange for their HBO.)Cell Phone: Covered by workHealth Insurance: Covered by my husband's work.
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It helped that the treatment was simple — most are even covered by insurance.
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Ironically, the news had been well covered by the press when it broke.
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CNN's standards mean that polls covered by CNN have been thoroughly checked out.
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Seeing as the grapes weren't covered by insurance, it's a pretty severe loss.
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Is your phone covered by another plan you've got (or by your employer)?
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This therapist comes recommended, but part of his fee isn't covered by insurance.
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Leading social media companies like Facebook and Twitter are covered by the law.
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Many of these pumps are considered hospital-grade and are covered by insurance.
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Two geothermal wellheads at the plant were covered by lava on May 28.
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Nationally, exercise levels were flat during the years covered by the CDC report.
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But her fight to get her abortion covered by insurance had just begun.
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Contraception, for example, is not required to be covered by Medicare right now.
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TIM COOK: I don't think we get to pick who we're covered by.
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They remind me of the past, which is now covered by beautiful pictures.
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You can go to our site, but in general you're covered by someone.
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But not all specialty tier drugs are covered by all Part D plans.
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Park maintenance and operations are covered by revenues, not tax dollars, he said.
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This arrangement continued into 2016, the most recent year covered by the documents.
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The Deerfield ordinance contends assault weapons are not covered by the Second Amendment.
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This type of content, while discriminatory, was not previously covered by the policy.
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Fun Fact: In the Cretaceous Period, BadlandsNP was covered by a shallow sea.
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And then there is "extreme vetting" of foreigners, covered by this blog before.
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That could potentially lead to new strains that aren't covered by the vaccine.
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The cost will be covered by donations and the North American Mission Board.
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More than 95% of South Africans are covered by preferences of some kind.
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Almost a third of France is now covered by woodland of some sort.
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Most of the costs of the experience are covered by the initial payment.
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I pay for dinner, while parking ($4) is covered by our prepaid card.
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The Obsevatory said the areas covered by the agreement were calm on Wednesday.
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The goods covered by the paper include construction products, lifts, toys and machinery.
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The dotted lines in any design patent are not covered by the patent.
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Yet half the emissions covered by existing systems are under $10 per ton.
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Emergency surgery, which was covered by his health plan, saved his son's life.
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The posts were covered by a large swath of the press, including Gizmodo.
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The benefits covered by the bill include: Cover image: Democratic presidential candidate Sen.
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The song was also covered by African-American singer and activist Paul Robeson.
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Run to CVS to pick up my birth control (covered by my insurance).
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Much additional damage is covered by private insurance — or not covered at all.
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The average rape cost was $6,737, of which most was covered by insurance.
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Here's the full list of areas covered by Verizon's first mobile 25G network.
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Chad was previously covered by the ban but was removed in April 2018.
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BT says its content costs are more than covered by its retail business.
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A Greek coastal town has been completely covered by a massive spider web.
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They would also be covered by unemployment insurance, workers compensation and Social Security.
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But that's not nearly all that is covered by Vicky Ward's Kushner, Inc.
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This was covered by unused banking facilities and CNY11.6 billion in unrestricted cash.
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"The settlement is fully covered by existing provisions," said a Deutsche bank spokesman.
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Just $72 million so far, $71 million of which was covered by insurance.
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That would be devastating to the 30 million children covered by the program.
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Fewer than 39,000 individuals are covered by a SHOP plan sold on HealthCare.
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What will be the relationship between CVS and those covered by Aetna insurance?
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Currently only deposits in the state-owned Oschadbank are fully covered by guarantees.
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The remaining cost of the drug is covered by the Part D plan.
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But many companies previously believed to be covered by cybersecurity insurance are not.
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We are in a perimeter in our UN building covered by armed personnel.
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In areas not covered by the ceasefire, which came into force on Feb.
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They weigh less than an ounce and are covered by Sunski's Forever warranty.
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Thanks to the Affordable Care Act, I was covered by my father's insurance.
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Some of the six points covered by the pact gave negotiators little trouble.
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A lot of European citizens are concerned and not covered by May's proposal.
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In many cases, the crimes would also be covered by existing extortion statutes.
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Later, the image would be covered by a new tattoo of a ship.
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The asset swap deal is not covered by the scope of the sanctions.
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Millions more could lose access to critical care that's currently covered by Medicaid.
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I thought the truck was covered by a warranty if it broke down.
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The report found that being a citizen of countries covered by Trump's Jan.
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Kessel's expanded role was covered by The Wall Street Journal late last year.
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Its extravagant costs, seldom covered by insurance (the profiteering she reports is outrageous).
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Those areas, already covered by the ditched groups, are education, homelessness, and hunger.
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Thengar Char is flat and featureless, covered by bushes, grass and windswept trees.
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That makes them older than 40 and covered by federal age discrimination law.
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Chemicals covered by the TRI cause cancer or other chronic human health effects.
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The small windows were covered by metal that let in hardly any light.
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Because it's available without a prescription, it's often not covered by insurance companies.
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Phillips' story was covered by numerous news outlets, prompting an influx of donations.
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Currently, most of those 650 miles are covered by a single-layer fence.
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These labs can be covered by a tarp or moved on short notice.
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Such a big story that will never be covered by the Fake News.
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"This may not be covered by your insurance," he says with a shrug.
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As a group, they cover the vast majority of people covered by Obamacare.
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Exempt reviews of transactions that are already covered by the export control board.
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More From Tonic: Are experimental uterus and penis transplants covered by standard registration?
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The $2700 per month medication her life depends on is covered by Medicaid.
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Islamic State, not covered by the government ceasefire, claimed responsibility for that attack.
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Costs covered by FitTea Instagram scholarships, and foundation grants from the Heineken House.
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"Only half our costs can be covered by the medical insurance," said Pan.
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It argues that its use of building codes is covered by fair use.
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Wes' links to Australia's tech industy are regularly covered by the Australian press.
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Nearly half of all births in the United States are covered by Medicaid.
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While mandatory fees are covered by financial aid, course fees may not be.
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But, typically, a pandemic caused by a virus is not covered by that.
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"Every other sector is covered by privacy laws but political parties," he said.
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City officials said they expected every school to be covered by the expansion.
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And many companies covered by the law don't currently track user viewing history.
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But not all of the budget is covered by the well-being framework.
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All such integration partners, Facebook asserted, were covered by the service provider exemption.
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Services from a nutritionist may be covered by some health insurance providers, though.
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It will probably soon be covered by Medicare Part D and other insurers.
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Nearly one-third of Kentucky's 4.45 million residents are now covered by Medicaid.
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Neither Dubai nor Turkey is covered by the existing United States travel bans.
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Long-term mental health care is often not covered by provincial health care.
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American participation in the war in Yemen is not covered by that authorization.
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The percentage of patients covered by Medicaid increased by more than 235 points.
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If so, the transaction was most likely covered by federal campaign finance laws.
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Fifty-seven percent of the working-age disabled covered by Medicaid are white.
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I don't have a copay because my annual physical is covered by insurance.
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The identity of the two other parties covered by the NDAs is unclear.
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She views this as a privacy violation that could be covered by HIPAA.
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Puerto Rico is not covered by current U.S. bankruptcy law under Chapter 9.
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Would the optionally piloted QF-16 fighter be covered by the MTCR, though?
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To stick to this budget, it simply adjusts what's covered by the vouchers.
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Inside was a rotund clay pot covered by a triangle of woven leaves.
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Because tattoos are considered cosmetic, the work typically isn't covered by medical insurance.
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The other 95% of the couple's costs are covered by Harry's father, Charles.
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However, the artist's nipples are covered by tassels and no genitalia is visible.
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Neither would be covered by New START but development is still years away.
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No other iPhones are covered by the program, Apple said in its notice.
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The train costs about $3, but it's covered by my Opal Card balance.
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If it's covered by insurance, many can get the device without a copay.
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Wind damage from hurricanes is covered by property insurers; flood damage is not.
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Buttigieg's work "is largely covered by a non-disclosure agreement," Meagher said Friday.
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The rest of the cost is covered by the House and Senate budget.
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Today, the 14 murals are badly faded, covered by ads, or completely gone.
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The triangle outside Mr. Ahmed's smoke shop is completely covered by a plaque.
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The treatments are not covered by insurance and last three to four months.
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Much of Germany is covered by blue laws, most notably in religious Bavaria.
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According to the health department, uninsured patients will be covered by the program.
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It's true that confidential conversations within the executive branch about matters pertaining to the president's constitutional duties may well be covered by executive privilege, but "I can't answer because that might be covered by a privilege" just deflects the inquiry interminably.
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The big picture:The study used an Optum database to look at patients covered by a large commercial insurer who received either inpatient or emergency care at hospitals covered by their insurance, and got a bill for out-of-network care.
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Dickey is the star of Hawke's new movie "Blaze," about the late Texas outlaw-country artist Blaze Foley, who wrote spare, beautiful songs, including "Clay Pigeons," covered by John Prine, and "If I Could Only Fly," covered by Merle Haggard.
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They range from simple education—informing hosts covered by the ADA that they are indeed covered by the ADA, for example—to the usage of "mystery shoppers" for checking disability policy compliance to developing principles in concert with disability advocacy organizations.
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The key point, laid out in a budget office analysis a few months ago, is that many (but not all) families whose children are currently covered by CHIP could alternatively be covered by subsidized private insurance through the Obamacare exchanges.
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The big picture: The study used an Optum database to look at patients covered by a large commercial insurer who received either inpatient or emergency care at hospitals covered by their insurance, and got a bill for out-of-network care.
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There are an estimated 155 million people under age 65 covered by such plans.
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It's now considered a "mild" seasonal strain, and is covered by most flu shots.
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Republicans have not said how many people would be covered by a replacement plan.
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Two decades back, Choke – which means "very cold" in Amharic - was covered by glaciers.
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Editor's note: the author's travel expenses and accommodations were covered by the Fondazione Prada.
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The order also removes Iraq as one of the countries covered by the order.
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For people not covered by a retirement plan at work, the rules are different.
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In a perfect world, your meal and drinks would be covered by your company.
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But in 1980, 38 percent of private-sector workers were covered by a pension.
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Scholarships account for 28 percent, with the rest covered by parent and student loans.
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Her instructions have gone viral, and were covered by the Washington Post, among others.
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Robinhood is a privately company, and therefore not usually covered by UBS investment research.
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Loans covered by lenders' mortgage insurance equated to 15.4% of the pool by balance.
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The 9 million children covered by CHIP were left to pick up the scraps.
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Brazil and Argentina are not covered by the same agreement as the United States.
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Just don't expect to get the cost of your smartphone covered by the case.
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But that does not hold water, since most IRAs are not covered by ERISA.
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What does matter is whether the drug you need is covered by your plan.
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When in the 833-odd-year period covered by the litigation had they occurred?
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My husband's diagnosis (not covered by insurance, by the way) was just the beginning.
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A pair can cost upward of $7,000, and they are rarely covered by insurance.
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It has not published a list of goods and materials covered by its restrictions.
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It's hardly surprising that 84.3 percent of it would be covered by this metric.
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A curb cut is of little use when covered by a barricade of snow.
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And another 27,000 people are covered by HealthyCT through large and small employer plans.
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Mammograms are one of 45 essential health benefits covered by the Affordable Care Act.
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I go ahead and purchase a year's supply, which is partially covered by insurance.
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Cityblock's services come at no additional costs to members covered by partner insurance businesses.
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These have fast read / write speeds, and are covered by a five-year warranty.
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It's still covered by the usual Plex Pass subscription price of $4.99 per month.
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To be adequately covered by sunscreen, a few pats isn't going to cut it.
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In Britain, the power to go to war is covered by the "Royal Prerogative".
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"Most device approvals will be covered by today's action," it said in a statement.
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Jenner was wearing black bicycle shorts and black top, covered by a beige jacket.
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It might have been worse: $3.5bn was covered by provisions RBS had already made.
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It's FDA approved and covered by my insurance but still new and pretty expensive.
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They are not part of any contract, nor are they covered by trademark law.
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Now, nearly one-third of mainland France is covered by woodland of some sort.
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This expense must be paid by the working ladies, and isn't covered by insurance.
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The site is covered by surveillance cameras, and the access gates require biometric identification.
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BECAUSE OF THE LIVES COVERED BY ALL THE MIDDLE MEN YOU JUST TALKED ABOUT.
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Among recent disaster losses, no more than half were covered by insurance, she said.
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"Every child who is in immigration custody is covered by this settlement," Cohen said.
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Prout remained anonymous during the trial, which had been covered by national media outlets.
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He is covered by my insurance, close to my work, and has great reviews.
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And unsanctioned clinics cost patients thousands of dollars and are not covered by insurance.
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The feature incorporated music covered by the licensing deals, like "Havana" by Camila Cabello.
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One in 10 wells were installed in places already fully covered by safe water.
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That video, titled "Collateral Murder" by WikiLeaks, was covered by countless other news publications.
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The incident was covered by media organizations such as ABC News and Fox News.
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CFM said about 14,000 engines in service are covered by the new inspection guidelines.
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However, Turkey is free is in those areas not covered by the customs union.
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In the races covered by the analysis, there are 127 Democrats and 65 Republicans.
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Some 14 million fewer people would be covered by the program at that time.
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The song was covered by the likes of Tom Jones and even Elvis Presley.
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GE has hundreds of thousands of former and current employees covered by pension plans.
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His face was partly covered by sand and waves, as if he were sleeping.
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You cannot say that for any health care service that is covered by insurance.
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The bill called for every American to be covered by a government insurance program.
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Patients, with limbs covered by fish skin, resemble creatures from a science fiction movie.
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Under the FDA's REMS program, 71 drugs are covered by varying levels of protection.
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They do not have the luxury of inborn scenes covered by massive media outlets.
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"Maintenance issues" like scratches from your ice scraper aren't covered by insurance, said Worters.
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Opening the Apple Product may cause damage that is not covered by this Warranty.
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Kuwait's finance minister said the deficit will be totally covered by general state reserves.
|
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Harris' campaign said 28 million U.S. workers would be covered by such executive action.
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It expands the attack surface, and most of this isn't covered by traditional defenses.
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This part of Carrel's story is something that was covered by those tabloid articles.
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These groups, too, are covered by Medicaid for only short periods of their lives.
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It did not say how many barrels of crude were covered by the trade.
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About 650 miles of the border are already covered by some sort of fence.
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Her story has since been covered by local media outlets, as well as BuzzFeed.
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The entire area is covered by Russian Anti-Access Area Denial (A2/AD) capabilities.
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It was undisputed that the injection wells in Maui were covered by the law.
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Many also include extras not covered by original Medicare, such as dental and vision.
|
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Some might be covered by employers if they can hang on to their jobs.
|
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Today, over 31 percent of the continent's land mass is covered by native title.
|
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However, in-network visits and services are typically covered by insurers to some extent.
|
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NLRB (2008) he wrote that undocumented workers were not covered by collective bargaining agreements.
|
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There are many misperceptions about the families of children covered by Medicaid and CHIP.
|
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At that point the Jacksons believe it will qualify to be covered by insurance.
|
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Houdini's face, partially covered by a gas mask, peers out with an ominous intensity.
|
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Many of these laws are also covered by Uber's previously mentioned guidelines as well.
|
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Mr. Boymelgreen's partners Itzhak Katan and Domenick Tonacchio are also covered by the settlement.
|
|
And divisions remain on other key issues: Should those covered by DACA receive citizenship?
|
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Loans covered by lenders' mortgage insurance equated to 52.6% of the pool by balance.
|
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It was a sum covered by I.M.F. lending and American and European bilateral aid.
|
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To be covered by DACA, they passed the background checks and met other requirements.
|
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Smoke, falling objects, and windstorms are all perils covered by most renter's insurance policies.
|
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Her sleeveless gown, which had beaded details, was covered by a sleeved, sparkling overlay.
|
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That shortfall, the budget deficit, will continue to be covered by increased federal borrowing.
|
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Those issues are covered by existing sanctions laws that are unaffected by the deal.
|
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As with everything you buy from REI, you're covered by its 100% Satisfaction Guarantee.
|
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Thanks to the ACA, these essential, sensitive services, are now broadly covered by insurance.
|
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Countries not covered by the GSP face U.S. tariffs of 2 percent and upwards.
|
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This might be deductible, but only to the extent it's not covered by insurance.
|
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The settlement will be covered by insurance, donations from parishioners and diocese property sales.
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The number of people covered by the Affordable Care Act was also largely unchanged.
|
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The agency is seeking comment on what companies could be covered by the rule.
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Until now those liabilities were covered by a federal program known as self-bonding.
|
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This part of the Alaskan Interior was never covered by the Pleistocene Ice Sheet.
|
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In Janus, it's diverse public employees covered by collective bargaining -- from teachers to firefighters.
|
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They have over 225,225 items that are guaranteed to be covered by your FSA.
|
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Despite being covered by Luff, Cullen got off a wrist shot from the slot.
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If you are covered by your employer, Medicare or Medicaid, this isn't about you.
|
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A second official said the costs covered by the military were about $50 million.
|
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Also, even if a test is available, it may not be covered by insurance.
|
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His songs were covered by Elvis Presley, Tina Turner, Waylon Jennings and many others.
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The share of private-sector workers covered by unions has dwindled to a sliver.
|
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Private insurers could offer "supplemental" plans for services not covered by the public program.
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Satouf uses every day are not covered by the rescue committee or other organizations.
|
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For many years her real hair, damaged by bleaching, was covered by a wig.
|
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Facebook maintains that the partnerships are covered by an exemption to the consent decree.
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This is covered by the food and beverage credit they get from the hotel.
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Think of a Sol LeWitt "Incomplete Open Cube" covered by tufts of thick air.
|
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His Afro is covered by an incongruous hat in the shape of a lion.
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You can't, for instance, contribute to an H.S.A. if you are covered by Medicare.
|
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During Earth's earliest days, it was covered by a sheet of molten silicate rock.
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Many of the 300,000 homes damaged in the storm are still covered by canvas.
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The oldest of all was covered by a flowstone that formed 0003,2000 years ago.
|
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About half of New Yorkers are covered by those plans untouched by Cuomo's order.
|
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Researchers whose discoveries lead to new drugs are not covered by the new policy.
|
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My service is covered by my Wax Pass and I leave $5 as gratuity.
|
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And for the first time, hybrid vehicles will also be covered by the ban.
|
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You have described the surgery as a lifesaving operation that was covered by insurance.
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Bilateral talks are ongoing over precisely what expenses will be covered by the Saudis.
|
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After all, Tehran says its behavior catalogued above is not covered by the deal.
|
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Ship graves covered by mounds were a form of burial reserved for Viking dignitaries.
|
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Not all crimes motivated by hate are covered by the federal hate crimes law.
|
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Many more residents were covered by voluntary evacuation directives issued by counties and cities.
|
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He said those emissions will be fully covered by the new net zero goal.
|
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More than half of Americans are covered by private health insurance, mainly through employers.
|
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Of the four wider economic categories covered by IBGE, intermediate goods output rose 1.4%.
|
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That's more than covered by the $200 million of fat Tyson expects to trim.
|
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These speakers are brand new and are covered by Google's one-year manufacturer warranty.
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And those of us who are covered by the law would benefit as well.
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The number of women covered by the state family planning program dropped by 30,000.
|
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It has 3,300 employees, 20186% of whom are covered by a collective bargaining agreement.
|
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And though her shoes were covered by her pants, Hadid seemingly wore black boots.
|
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For every additional 0003 adults covered by insurance, one death was prevented each year.
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More than 700,000 young people, often referred to as "Dreamers," are covered by DACA.
|
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"His work there is largely covered by a nondisclosure agreement," spokesman Chris Meagher said.
|
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Her $971 monthly rent is largely covered by the Services for the UnderServed Inc.
|
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Most servicemembers covered by the HSBC settlement received partial compensation through the Santander accord.
|
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The time frame includes Liberians covered by that TPS designation and the DED program.
|
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How unwise is it to throw to a receiver being covered by Stephon Gillmore?
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For example, in the United States, hearing aids are rarely covered by health insurance.
|
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It's crammed with belongings, and the windows are covered by wooden shutters and fabric.
|
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Keith Alexander, seemingly did not know whether contractors were covered by whistleblower protection laws.
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At Menninger, this cost $600 for each session, and it's not covered by insurance.
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Federal Student Loan: $1203 Personal Student Loan: $2120 Medical Bill Payment Plan: $2252 for the next five months All Other Monthly Expenses Ventra Unlimited CTA Pass: $2127ComEd Electric Bill: ~$75 - $117Comcast Internet & Cable Bundle: $82Peoples Gas Bill: ~$50 - $75Renters Insurance: $15Vision Insurance: $2523 — not covered by FT employerHealth Insurance: $0 — covered by FT employerMedical Prescriptions: $0 — covered by FT employerDental Insurance: $0 — covered by FT employerSavings: ~$60 Roth IRA: $330Netflix: $15 Spotify: $10Cell Phone: $0 — thankfully on my parents' planSierra Club Donation: $15Chase Freedom: $65 minimumAmazon: $120 minimumCapital One: $252 minimum, but I pay an extra $127 on top of that.
|
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The VR titles covered by the subscription are distinguished by a small gray dot that's so subtle I almost added a couple of titles not covered by the subscription (an error that could quickly become costly if you don't pay close attention).
|
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Daisy: Harry, why did you align yourself with Queen and Bowie and Prince, only to release something that sounds like a mid-range number from We Will Rock You the musical covered by The Verve covered by David Sneddon from Fame Academy?
|
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It also varies by age: The US does quite well with the over-65 population (which is covered by one public program, Medicare) but struggles with the under-65 patients (covered by a hodgepodge of private and public insurers) compared to other countries.
|
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The cutouts left parts of her practically bare, covered by a bit of sheer fabric.
|
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Just 11.1 million people are currently covered by Obamacare plans sold via government-run marketplaces.
|
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"All of that will be covered by the company, not by ratepayers," Mr. Arriola said.
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Home Max features two 4.5-inch woofers alongside tweeters covered by a fabric speaker grille.
|
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That entire box is the area covered by the Apex's massive in-screen fingerprint reader.
|
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At $50 per session (not covered by insurance), it is slightly out of my budget.
|
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The majority of America's 603 million people are covered by either government or private insurance.
|
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The law specifies "son-in-law" as a type of relative covered by the rule.
|
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As of end-March 2017, APETRA's stockholding obligation was covered by the entity's oil stocks.
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It really does help keep me accountable!) Netflix/HBO GO: $0 (Covered by my boyfriend
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And, unlike a typical consumer card, many business cards aren't covered by consumer protection laws.
|
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The net winners argued they should have been covered by the Securities Investor Protection Corp.
|
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I catch a train and then the monorail, which are covered by my train pass.
|
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But there is a big distinction from bank accounts, which are covered by FDIC insurance.
|
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Unfortunately the entrance is not covered by the Vienna Pass so I pay in cash.
|
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Pixel and Pixel XL devices manufactured before January 9.753th, 2017, are covered by the lawsuit.
|
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"It's difficult to grow across territories that have been covered by others," he told me.
|
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But there's also the question should this be covered by copyright in the first place?
|
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More than 2700 airlines own some version of the planes covered by the inspection order.
|
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It has previously been covered by George Michael, but we're definitely partial to Chance's version.
|
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Aides' hotel bills were also allegedly covered by government funds during those trips, Politico reported.
|
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Photos showed the extent of the destruction, and bodies covered by blue tarps amid rubble.
|
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No deal works on a battlefield if the area covered by it isn't agreed upon.
|
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She claimed that her cancer spread because she wasn't properly covered by her health insurance.
|
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Some 29% of Canada's population is covered by a carbon-pricing scheme of some kind.
|
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A BuzzFeed News review of company filings from the 54 counties covered by Texas Gov.
|
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He's using it to pay off the medical costs not covered by insurance, CNN reports.
|
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Under the A.C.A., the poorest Americans are covered by Medicaid, so private premiums don't matter.
|
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On Thursday, picnic tables and park benches visible a day earlier were covered by floodwater.
|
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NPLs were fully covered by impairment reserves, and restructured loans were negligible at end-2016.
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We pay his parents to stay on their plan; my phone is covered by work.
|
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But if the tree falls on your house, the damage is covered by your policy.
|
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At the same time, births covered by Medicaid increased by 27 percent in the state.
|
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From this, Reisz concludes that dinosaur teeth would likely have been covered by scaly lips.
|
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The goal, says Gal, is to have Ezra covered by insurers and self-employed insurers.
|
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They can ill afford to lose any of the five seats covered by the poll.
|
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By Tuesday afternoon, the openings in the first fence had been covered by sheet metal.
|
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Picasso, of course, dominated the Western art world throughout the decades covered by the show.
|
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Her right arm is covered by a sleeve tattoo of white rabbits and forest ferns.
|
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Most patients do their best to act responsibly and visit providers covered by their insurance.
|
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"We didn't expect the game to be so widely covered by the media," he said.
|
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Currently, more than 12.5 million Americans are covered by health insurance through the Obamacare exchanges.
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A. This, and a vast array of other questions, would be covered by the negotiations.
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Your dog bites someone in your apartment — are you covered by your renters insurance policy?
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Wave was pointed out by Matteo Gamba and others, and first covered by Social Times.
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But because HPV can infect areas not covered by condoms, they won't fully protect you.
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The deficit would be covered by the state's "general financial reserves", KUNA reported without elaborating.
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If you are covered by Medicare, take note: Your premiums will increase slightly next year.
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About 123 million people are covered by individual health plans sold through government-run exchanges.
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Local media posted aerial footage apparently showing the deceased covered by sheets near the ride.
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Monday's mass lawsuit captured attention on Facebook but was not covered by state-run media.
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The first planet I land on is almost entirely covered by a vast, blue ocean.
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"Excessively tight fitting pants" would be banned unless they're covered by a top or dress.
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The main thing is that bad assets are covered by a sufficient level of reserves.
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An employee driving a company van would be covered by a standard commercial-insurance policy.
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The Nusra Front and the self-proclaimed Islamic State are not covered by the ceasefire.
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Credit limits for projects covered by the facility will range from 36 to 60 months.
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It also said the cuts appeared to increase the rate of childbirths covered by Medicaid.
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That caused around $250 million in damages, 90 percent of which was covered by insurance.
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Family members identified McKnight's body, which was still in the street, covered by a shield.
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It was unclear whether companies based outside of Shanghai are also covered by the restrictions.
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The broker does not see the rebased dividend covered by free cash flow until 2021.
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That would be an additional $2628 in benefit for each child covered by an account.
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Hearing aids aren't covered by Australia's public healthcare service, Medicare, although there are some exceptions.
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Totality, when the sun is completely covered by the moon, lasts just a few minutes.
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When Animal Control arrived on the scene the cage almost covered by the rising tide.
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It's since been covered by everyone from Neil Diamond to Diana Krall to Johnny Cash.
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If elsewhere, it must be covered by netting and less than an inch opening.4.
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Altogether, about half the U.S. population is covered by state and local smoke-free laws.
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The remaining amount should be covered by an employer pension and/or personal retirement savings.
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Kavanaugh has repeatedly tried to limit the number of employees covered by anti-discrimination law.
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These glasses are made from recycled polycarbonate, and they're also covered by Sunski's Forever warranty.
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These surgeries have been covered by insurance in some contexts, including certain state Medicaid plans.
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Meanwhile, home births and doulas, increasingly popular options, are expensive and not covered by insurance.
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About 800,000 people in both states are covered by the programs, according to the lawsuit.
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Any such breaking news will be widely covered by existing media—television, radio, and newspapers.
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"There is variation in what tests are being covered by payers," Phillips said by email.
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Iran is also one of the six predominately Muslim nations covered by Trump's travel ban.
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United States (1972), Booker's actions were clearly covered by the Constitution's Speech or Debate Clause.
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But Puerto Rico's lower wages meant that most jobs were covered by the new law.
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It's among the top five in the number of sectors covered by US patent filings.
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Wearing only a white thong, her bare breasts are covered by the magazine's issue number.
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Lewis at times seemingly confused the kinds of birth control covered by health insurance policies.
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To the contrary, 22019 percent of children covered by these programs come from employed households.
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The Daily Star has reported that just 7 percent of Dhaka is covered by roads.
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The law requires Americans not covered by their employers to enroll in the government's plan.
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I'm trying to understand what was in it and what was covered by the assessment.
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It would, but only for services not covered by the government plan, like cosmetic surgery.
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For U.S. aircraft to be covered by a future regulation, that figure is 85033 percent.
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Almost 9 million kids are currently covered by CHIP, along with about 370,000 pregnant women.
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Uzbekistan, meanwhile, was not on the list of nations covered by the plan's latest iteration.
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Puerto Rico is not covered by Chapter 9 U.S. bankruptcy code which applies to municipalities.
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The walls of the mansion's formal dining room are covered by a hand-painted mural.
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Madonna's appearance fee for the 2019 Eurovision was covered by Canadian-Israeli billionaire Sylvan Adams.
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Those not covered by an employer or Medicare can get private health insurance through HealthCare.
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Under Monday's proposal, gender reassignment surgery would still be barred from being covered by Tricare.
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Thirty-seven million children nationwide are covered by Medicaid, more than half of Medicaid recipients.
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So in the second quarter, Curry found himself covered by the slow-of-foot Love.
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Congress set out a formula for determining which jurisdictions were covered by the preclearance requirement.
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Taxpayers usually foot the bill for these tests, because most seniors are covered by Medicare.
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Many are likely to be in Fiat Chrysler models covered by the warning and recall.
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If you buy directly from Hunter, your boots are covered by a two-year warranty.
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The news outlet reports 45 of the 120 days covered by the request were redacted.
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"Many criminologists concur that the homeless should be covered by hate crime legislation," Levin said.
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A third body, Sheila's 36-year-old mother, Sue, was covered by a yellow blanket.
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About 70 percent of Earth's surface is covered by water, most of it in oceans.
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Any outstanding fees may also be covered by additional scholarships, said university President David Rudd.
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You must be covered by a high-deductible health plan to make such a transfer.
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Tonight's pop-up is hosted by Appear Here, with food covered by The Hampstead Kitchen.
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But again that would be covered by the contract relationship that we have with them.
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The Great Plains has recently been largely kept grass-covered by a bunch of wildfires.
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Also, the number of physical therapy visits covered by insurance was limited and dropped significantly.
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Haitian immigrants covered by temporary protected status would be unaffected by the change in policy.
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Along one wall was a twin bed with a thin mattress covered by threadbare sheets.
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There are still a segment of adults who would not be covered by these payments.
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If he needs medical care, it will not be covered by the stimulus package provisions.
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Currently, hearing aids and accompanying services are typically not covered by medical insurance, Medicare included.
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Obamacare had required that both be covered by private insurance sold in the individual market.
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Because it was considered a cosmetic procedure, it was not covered by her dental plan.
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Looking down, he saw that his arms and hands were covered by angry red welts.
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Vasectomy reversals, however, are not covered by insurance, and the procedure is cumbersome and expensive.
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Along the way, REPAYE pays 50% of all interest not covered by your monthly payment.
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It has gone triple platinum and been covered by artists from Cher to Bob Dylan.
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You can verify your bank is covered by going to the FDIC website, McBride said.
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They're covered by my comforter anyway, so it doesn't really matter if they're wrinkle free.
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As she attempted to turn the lock, her hand was suddenly covered by Ms. Gause's.
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They are covered by many of the same data security laws that apply to banks.
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