So while I may rarely cut people off to their face, a passive cutoff is a frequent tactic to delay an otherwise inevitable, awkward, and possibly hostile hard cutoff.
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First a neck cutoff takes place that affects the tight bend in the right side of the image; this is followed by a chute cutoff immediately downstream of the neck cutoff location, as the new course of the river happens to align well with a pre-existing chute channel Open kinja-labs.
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" She said people should always look for "cutoff signals.
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The same portion of interstate also roughly follows the Hastings Cutoff, a precarious shortcut for immigrants on the California Trail, the same cutoff followed by the ill-fated Donner Party in 1847.
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The second will hit 10 minutes prior to the cutoff.
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In the UK, the cutoff age is higher, at 18.
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Their family makes, you know, $500 more than the cutoff.
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The September cutoff will be for new Twitch Prime subscriptions.
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Here's Amazon's guide to 2018 holiday shipping cutoff dates: Dec.
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But after the July cutoff, the ads will vanish altogether.
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The cutoff date for these preliminary results was May 18.
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The cutoff date for the preliminary results was April 13.
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And what's the cutoff for what would be a winner?
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Mabelvale Cutoff & Warren Rd. More details at 5:00 pic.twitter.
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The cutoff has been raised several times over the years.
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The department decreased its proposed cutoff of $50,440 in response.
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"Atlanta" didn't air a new season before the Emmys cutoff.
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"We need to establish the right cutoff point," he said.
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The salary cutoff for overtime pay now stands at $23,660.
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The salary cutoff for overtime pay now stands at $2202,2628.
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The salary cutoff for overtime pay now stands at $85033,660.
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The cutoff date for the Conference Board's survey was Jan.
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The salary cutoff for overtime pay now stands at $23,85033.
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The cutoff for overtime pay was previously $28503,22019 per year.
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Walmart has not yet released its Christmas shipping cutoff dates.
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An update of the registry cutoff point is long overdue.
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Making the cutoff time with only two seconds to spare.
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Then on April 1, Trump abruptly announced an aid cutoff.
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The new cutoff date alleviates some of the show's traditional stuffiness.
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But a 90-minute film ultimately has to have a cutoff.
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Indeed, the proposed cutoff could not come at a worse time.
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The cutoff date to make the December debate is Dec. 12.
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With the midterms coming up, that cutoff date falls on Sept.
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Similar cutoff scores are used in other subject exams as well.
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The aid cutoff also threatens to damage the US-Mexico relationship.
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Update: First stage complete, main engine cutoff good, fairing separation good.
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Miss the cutoff, and you'll face a 50 percent tax penalty.
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She straddled the cutoff line, but managed to fall just inside.
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The previous cutoff for overtime pay, set in 2440, was $22004,603.
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The cutoff for overtime pay now stands at $23,660 per year.
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Vick's death occurred on October 19, one day before that cutoff.
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"Euphoria" is beloved by fans, but didn't make the cutoff date.
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Matthews missed the cutoff for last year's draft by two days.
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"Pakistan can withstand a cutoff in American aid," Mr. Haqqani said.
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That date would be the cutoff point for sharing their assets.
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Everyone wanted more time, but I said no that's the cutoff.
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A six-week cutoff, she said, would force an immediate decision.
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The cutoff for overtime pay previously stood at $23,660 per year.
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Basically you took a test, and there was a cutoff score.
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The Court regarded such a broad funding cutoff as unconstitutionally coercive.
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The cutoff threat is essential to prevent state abuse of federal funds.
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The cutoff for clocking in to the lab was 8:10 a.m.
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The cutoff for the latest group of new members was September 30.
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Those apps would not function on a phone cutoff from Google services.
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Chase Brexton used an ACE score of just 1 as the cutoff.
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The salary cutoff for overtime pay now stands at $22019,660 per year.
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The salary cutoff for overtime pay now stands at $23,660 per year.
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The FX show missed this year's cutoff by a couple of weeks.
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The show's fifth season premiered in the US just after the cutoff.
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Florida, struck down Florida's I.Q. score cutoff of 70 as too rigid.
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You really can't have too many pairs of cutoff jeans for summer.
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I got to the check-in counter just before the cutoff time.
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"Non-Solicitation Cutoff Date" means the Non-Compete Cut Off Date. f.
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An estimated $700 million in aid will be affected by the cutoff.
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He said Pakistani officials were bracing for some kind of aid cutoff.
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Other states, including Colorado, are right on the edge of that cutoff.
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If they're bringing male children with them, what is the cutoff age?
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We can make a cutoff, but we should acknowledge it is arbitrary.
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According to a preliminary analysis by the Clinton Health Access Initiative, the estimated need for the test is between 2.7 and 2.9 million people with a CD4 cutoff of 100, and 5.8 million with a CD4 cutoff of 200.
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The song came out in September, though, just shy of the summer cutoff.
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You've got to catch the ball, you've got to hit the cutoff man.
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Utility crews had to drill holes into the pavement to access cutoff valves.
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The "affordability cutoff" for rent is generally set at 30 percent of income.
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The hit HBO drama premiered a couple of weeks after the cutoff date.
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"Adam was over 18 and so missed the cutoff date," Ms. Walls said.
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At 21 years old, Jerome just missed the cutoff for youngest winners ever.
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But some were predicting that lawmakers would bump right up against the cutoff.
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If we went out there in cutoff shirts, there's nothing special about that.
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But unlike muscle, there's an age cutoff by which bones can't grow larger.
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Gary Johnson, the Libertarian candidate, didn't make the polling cutoff for the debate.
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The cutoff for the new capital rule is $250 billion in consolidated assets.
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It's still not clear exactly how the aid cutoff is going to work.
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It's not clear how the aid cutoff is going to affect these efforts.
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The Trump administration has foreshadowed a cutoff in recent days with harsher language.
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No such difference was found among children in states with different cutoff dates.
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Delegates are distributed proportionally among the candidates who clear the 15 percent cutoff.
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But no one yet knows where the income cutoff lines are being drawn.
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I was getting pretty close [to the 10-week cutoff for medication abortion].
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That cutoff date comes at a point before most women even know they
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The officers did not notify supervisors or document the cutoff, Mr. Benkley said.
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Clinic cutoff limits vary somewhat by state, but also by individual clinic decisions.
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Critics argue it's a dramatic increase from the current $23,660 per year cutoff.
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Amazon Prime: Sunday, December 22 is the cutoff for free delivery before Christmas.
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Best Buy: You've missed the cutoff for most items to arrive by Christmas.
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Elizabeth Warren and businessman Andrew Yang made the cutoff, according to the DNC.
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In the Olympics, the cutoff point for women was even shorter: 800 meters.
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The director of Wendy and Lucy and Meek's Cutoff will have a restoration of
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The Conference Board said the cutoff date for the survey results was March 16.
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The rough cutoff for rules currently subject to the CRA is May 30, 5443.
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The p-value was 0.06, just shy of the gold standard cutoff of 0.05.
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Enrollees from the other countries still face the January 2020 cutoff for the program.
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Veronica Jackson Veronica Jackson, 31, also missed the cutoff to qualify for the EWS.
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The company plans to slowly end support with the cutoff point being April 23rd.
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But he has already missed the cutoff to get his name on many ballots.
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While he had a visitor's visa, he missed the cutoff to travel by hours.
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Your cutoff Levi's and cowboy boots haven't seen a party this good in years.
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And allowing for an interest rate cutoff could eliminate another significant number of filings.
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As we strode across the parking lot she said, O.K., but when's the cutoff?
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To qualify as one of the top 2628 percent, the cutoff is around $28500,6900.
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In 2015, CMS also used March 31 as a cutoff date for effectuated plans.
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The previous cutoff was 32 centimeters, or just over 12.5 inches, for both sexes.
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We don't know precisely, and of course it wouldn't be a hard cutoff distance.
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Indeed, the really big winner from a Saudi-induced production cutoff would be Iran.
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An earlier version of this article misidentified the cutoff date for Tony Award eligibility.
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She has received multiple electricity cutoff notices and was just denied Social Security benefits.
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I missed the Stuyvesant cutoff by one point and was admitted to Bronx Science.
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For Stuyvesant, that meant students fell at least 78 points below the school's cutoff.
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Most states had deadlines on Monday, though some localities have a Tuesday cutoff point.
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One of the wild cards in predicting German elections is the 85033 percent cutoff.
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In 1979, a federal advisory board recommended that the cutoff should be 14 days.
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At a certain cutoff time before each drawing, email everyone to say who's paid.
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The Bob Ross fro wig is as large as the cutoff shorts are small.
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Susan Sarandon said that when she started, 40 was the cutoff, the hard line.
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Gabbard had just a few days left to make the cutoff for the Nov.
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For some companies, StellaService calculated their cutoff dates by using the year-round shipping information.
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Nonetheless, the quickly approaching cutoff puts Sears the closest to death it has ever been.
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We wrote only about scripted TV, in order to have some sort of sane cutoff.
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The cutoff is eighth grade or age 14, but being older isn't necessarily an advantage.
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Many other famous tech giants crack the elite cutoff level of $1.5 million per day.
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Younger couples were more likely to have a cutoff, and a low one at that.
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That marked a drop from the cutoff in 2012, when you needed nearly $140 million.
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Selena wasn't nominated, and neither was The Weeknd -- "Starboy" was released after the cutoff date.
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Data: Avalere Health analysis; Note: Adult age cutoff defined by state, ranging from 19-21.
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Go deeper: Trump states are hit hardest by the subsidy cutoff, per the Associated Press.
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He finished 22 laps off the pace Sunday and sits 78 points behind the cutoff.
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Americans' average BMI "is now almost 30 which is the cutoff for obesity," Ogden noted.
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Kelly Reichardt We premiered "Wendy and Lucy" at Film Forum and "Meek's Cutoff" as well.
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Compassionate officials addressed the predicament by lowering the income cutoff to qualify for public housing.
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Exhibitions of vernacular photography tend to have a cutoff date in the 1970s or '80s.
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Twelve of his trucks were able to cross, barely making the cutoff at 11 p.m.
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He is wearing a white T-shirt stained with paint and navy cutoff sweat shorts.
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And the cutoff to change party affiliation to vote in tomorrow's primaries was in October.
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There's a cutoff to how far we can see, so it could be infinitely big.
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Critics blamed a shortage of oxygen caused by a cutoff of deliveries over unpaid bills.
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Twelve opted to file their statements before their due date and the June 30 cutoff.
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She is currently ninth in that race, one spot out of the top-eight cutoff.
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China had long worried that an oil cutoff altogether would lead to North Korea's collapse.
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Out of need, the Mets called up Noah Syndergaard and Jacob deGrom before that cutoff.
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We play baseball here — hit the cutoff man, do the little things that win games.
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To critics, it edges out students who just miss the cutoff for Texas' elite campuses.
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Speaking of taking a hint, this is where my "passive cutoff" techniques come into play.
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And that cutoff score meant you were either going to the top universities or not.
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Official cutoff scores are not released publicly, but based on information compiled by parents and students, Stuyvesant High School typically has the highest cutoff score, and the Brooklyn Latin School, one of five specialized schools created during the Bloomberg administration, has typically had the lowest.
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Before the law was passed, the cutoff age was 19, or 22 for full-time students.
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I wear them with cutoff Levi's 501s, the ones I'd paired with loafers in the summer.
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Finally, on March 4, just under the cutoff, a woman came forward to claim the prize.
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They're considered severely obese when their weight is 20 percent higher than the cutoff for obesity.
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For example, New York has retained the January 31 cutoff date that the Obama administration used.
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There was a problem, though: The program's age cutoff was 20103 and Washington was already 26.
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That cutoff is so dramatic that it's nicknamed the "death penalty" and is almost never used.
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The average body mass index (BMI) was 13, above the clinical cutoff for obesity of 30.
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They had delivered more than 3,000 voter registration cards to Proffitt's office by the cutoff deadline.
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Bush is polling in the single digits nationally but made the cutoff for the main stage.
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And 22 buildings had at least one outlet where the second-draw sample exceeded the cutoff.
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Website operators reduce their legal culpability by putting that age cutoff in their terms and conditions.
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Mr. Goodman and his colleagues compared the students just below the cutoff with those just above.
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This Friday has been seen as a cutoff – to either finalise an agreement, or walk away.
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"I'd say 20043 [decibels] is the cutoff" for when a person should limit exposure, Nass added.
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Bessemer Cutoff District Attorney Lynneice Washington did not immediately respond to a phone call seeking comment.
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Patrick has already missed the cutoff to make it on the ballot in Arkansas and Alabama.
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Unfortunately, you no longer fall under the critical $5,486 E.F.C. cutoff for your need-based MASSGrant.
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Verdugo and Siljestrom weren't close to the direct entry cutoff of 155 for the doubles draw.
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Broadcom then stopped preamp shipments in February 2017, Western Digital wrote, though the cutoff was temporary.
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Do you pick up the phone all night, or do you have a self-imposed cutoff?
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Of course, these experts artificially manufacture a cutoff line for those who "can't miss" every year.
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Only after him — and well past the 11 pm end of primetime cutoff — did Ernst speak.
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Among other things, the Trump administration wanted a complete cutoff of oil exports to the North.
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I pay to check my bag and luckily drop it off before my flight's cutoff time.
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An adult would have to eat 290,000 servings to hit the agency's cutoff, Dr. Fagan said.
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Neighbors often saw Jobs hold meetings out of this garage clad in cutoff jeans and barefoot.
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The Alexander Wang NO AFTER PARTY capsule collection includes branded tights ($125) and cutoff shorts ($225).
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China had not imported any coal from North Korea since Beijing imposed a cutoff on Feb.
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There's also good reason to believe that 20 years is a good cutoff for a maximum.
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" Mr. Sanders told reporters he did not support an income cutoff because "I believe in universality.
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But if that isn't the case — if the people who were just below the cutoff perform as well at work as those who were at zero — then there's little reason to think that those just above the cutoff (potential employees who were screened out) would perform worse.
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A study conducted in Florida — where the cutoff date for student admission into a grade is Sept.
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But recently, one scientist stated that 10 Jupiter masses should be the cutoff point, and others agreed.
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It weighs just 249 grams, which is just one gram under the weight cutoff for FAA registration.
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However, the actual, not-completely-arbitrary, laws-of-physics cutoff is a bit harder to precisely define.
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Though it released in 2015, 25 was past the 2016 Grammy cutoff and enters this year's awards.
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As of Thursday at midday, the cutoff was projected to be just north of New York City.
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He'll also have a white cutoff t shirt in a lot of the photos I've seen him.
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Our cutoff to receive gifts by Christmas with free shipping is Thursday the 22nd at 1pm PST.
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"The cutoff in the first tweet is due to the boundaries of the [supercomputer] grid," Brennan said.
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Other foreign firms adapted by producing bikes with 6900cc engines to evade the tariff cutoff at 2628cc.
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The show's third season premiered in early July, missing the May 31 cutoff by over a month.
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This is often called the Top 10 Percent program, though the percentage cutoff can vary by year.
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But umpires overturned the call, ruling that Lindor's cutoff throw nailed Holt before he touched the plate.
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The cutoff at Pacific Reproductive is 55 for women (The combined age for a couple is 110).
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He needs just one more to get onstage before the cutoff date at the end of August.
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That level is the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's (CDC) cutoff for elevated blood lead levels.
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For others, it was 12, which was the cutoff each day for officially remaining in the event.
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In 2009, the organizers and dealer committee changed the cutoff date to 1969 to include midcentury objects.
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Ms. Scipio turns 21 this month, the cutoff age for receiving foster care services in New York.
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And at the cutoff date last year, the United States men ranked 12th, behind Latvia and Estonia.
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But now, you can save in an I.R.A. past the old cutoff, as long as you're working.
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The test is scored out of 800, but the cutoff scores for each school vary each year.
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This time she was wearing cutoff bluejeans and boots with red flowers and pistols carved into them.
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Monday, December 23 is the cutoff day for free one-day delivery on over 10 million items.
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Miss the cutoff and your Vines will not be downloadable, but will still remain viewable on Vine.
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Sumia Ansari, an Afghan-Bavarian, sported cutoff lederhosen bought from a secondhand store instead of a dirndl.
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If you are paid less than a specific cutoff amount, then you are eligible for overtime pay.
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In certain cases, that cutoff is not reached because many of the member states abstain from the vote.
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There appears to be no "cutoff date," so the right to be forgotten will outlast a person's life.
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I wanted cute little cutoff shorts, but I had to get the longer ones because of my thighs.
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Once assigned, parameters for the effect — like filter cutoff — can be mapped to control knobs in a channel.
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But just 30 percent of customers who fell below the 250 percent cutoff have deductibles that top $1,000.
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The cutoff of Russian gas from Ukraine in 2009 drove home the importance of diversification in European capitals.
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The synthesizer side of the Dato has two sliders that control its digital oscillators and filter-cutoff frequency.
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The most heated debate concerns the fate of those workers who are relatively far from the new cutoff.
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Kyle Busch, Truex's Joe Gibbs Racing teammate, currently sits third and is 22 points clear of the cutoff.
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"There was definitely a high bar to getting agreement on a 2023 production cutoff," the U.S. official said.
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In its letter announcing the cutoff, Labatt cited the "rising overall cost" of retiree benefits, including health care.
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The cutoff is now set at $23,2023 per year, meaning the rule would more than double the threshold.
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"We have three weeks for people to find homes," he said, referring to the May 14 FEMA cutoff.
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But what was the point of starting a movie if I couldn't finish it before my tech cutoff?
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"I worry most about the fact my income may rise slightly above the cutoff point," Ms. Odza said.
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While that poll was released two days after the deadline, it was actually conducted before the cutoff date.
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We got to get at least 203,000 new shows streaming by the Emmy eligibility cutoff date next year.
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She had a strict cutoff at noon, and we were leaving extra time for things to go wrong.
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It would also change the income cutoff for affordable projects, making it easier for developers to secure financing.
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"If the child has a birthday close to the cutoff for their school year, we need to pause."
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MEEK'S CUTOFF (2011) Stream on Amazon, Hulu and Kanopy; Rent on Amazon, Google Play, iTunes, Vudu and YouTube.
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And Arkansas moved up the cutoff point for legal abortions to 18 weeks of pregnancy, from 20 weeks.
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Aluminij's management said the damage from the power cutoff would be assessed in the course of the day.
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But when travelers from Hong Kong cross into Shenzhen in mainland China, they reach a digital cutoff point.
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Venkataramani also noted that the players' age by the cutoff date was probably a factor in the study.
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Even recently, women who had a child outside of marriage were often ostracized and cutoff from family support.
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The cutoff is now set at $6900,660 per year, meaning the rule would more than double the threshold.
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In January, the judge held three days of hearings and ordered that the cutoff be suspended until Tuesday.
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That's been disappointing for many in the state, particularly those who hover just above the cutoff for Medicaid.
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When participants are led to believe they're evaluating pictures of out-group members, the cutoff for humanness gets skewed.
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This cutoff metric seems arbitrary, so we've requested justification from Twitter and will update when we receive a response.
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In 2018, Beyoncé wore Levi's cutoff shorts on stage at Coachella, where her performance set the internet on fire.
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And 231 participants were up to three weeks past their facility's cutoff and, therefore, did not receive the procedure.
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Reputation is set to come out on November 10th, 153, but the 60th Grammy Awards cutoff is September 30th.
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Some bike shorts have a built-in butt pad, aka a "chamois," and others are just like cutoff leggings.
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That's the cutoff price point for the Blade line, with the more premium Axon tier running $400 and up.
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In the movie, Foster threatens the restaurant staff at gunpoint after missing their breakfast menu cutoff by mere minutes.
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In just 24 hours, my levels had dropped from 65.0 to 54.0, dangerously close to the too low cutoff.
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Ozzie Albies singled home the tying run, but was thrown out at second on a well-executed cutoff play.
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In 2004, the Bush administration also made it easier to exempt workers above the cutoff under the duties test.
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He was born two days after the cutoff that would have made him eligible for the 2015 N.H.L. draft.
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Get the ball to the cutoff man as quickly as I can, and catch the ball in the air.
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Perhaps most distressing was that participants selected ideal fat percentages that were actually slightly below the real healthy cutoff.
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State petroleum buyer EGPC said it would allocate over $500 million to cover its October needs after the cutoff.
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Among other things, United States law mandated a cutoff of aid to any military that overturned an elected leader.
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When the cut was implemented, that cutoff ended up being $450,7003, around the top 1 percent at the time.
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Set an arbitrary cutoff to call it quits when something has been lingering in the background for too long.
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The significance of the 75% cutoff is unclear, and the U.S. Trade Representative's office would not comment on it.
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The water company, faced with the shutdown of its pumps, asked us to fill our bathtubs before the cutoff.
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Blanch, in a note, said a complete cutoff of Iranian crude exports would be particularly painful at this point.
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The Coke Zero 400 takes on additional prominence on this year's schedule as the cutoff race for the Playoffs.
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This year, 36 percent of the starters, or 000 people, finished the race by the 60-hour cutoff time.
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Yasiel Puig doesn't even know how to hit the cutoff man and he's got, like, 20 years on these kids.
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There's the Idol, a high-rise flare; the Bite, a distressed cutoff short; and the Ride, a cropped, pegged jean.
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Bergh said Levi's cutoff shorts were the "go-to uniform for festival season" and sales jumped 50% during the quarter.
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Of those women, 452 of them were within two weeks of their facility's cutoff date, but did receive an abortion.
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The first enemy you meet is an effeminate, muscular guy wearing a tight pink floral shirt and cutoff jean shorts.
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Avoid the hassle by finding the cutoff date in your jurisdiction—and don&apost let anyone stay longer than that.
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But a quick cutoff by Anthony Redon caught Santana trying to get back to second and Gonzalez escaped the inning.
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Doctors in Missouri who perform abortions after the 8-week cutoff could face 5–15 years in prison as punishment.
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Parabon NanoLabs, which has been using genealogy to help cops make arrests since May 2018, doesn't use a simple cutoff.
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Judges in New York, Ohio and Arizona have rejected the argument, saying simply that the Supreme Court's cutoff was unambiguous.
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"I'm literally so normal," she says, describing her love of making Target runs in a t-shirt and cutoff shorts.
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One is setting the cutoff at two standard deviations above average—roughly placing in the top 2-3% of finishers.
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Despite the crop insurance cutoff date of June 5, he is still willing to plant corn up until June 15.
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In the case of the federal shutdown, they would need to document government employment and the temporary cutoff in pay.
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If your true personal style is to wear cutoff shorts with a tie-dyed caftan, then be your authentic self.
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Seth Jones just misses our cutoff by a few days, and Shayne Gostisbehere and Colton Parayko are both already 295.
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The birthday girl wore a cutoff white tank, baggy mom jeans and a pair of $10,000 sparkly knee-high boots.
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That left the Macron campaign in a tough situation, and it released a statement four minutes before the cutoff time.
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One characteristic of the storm, which caused forecasters days of hand-wringing, was the sharp northern cutoff to the snow.
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You have until 59 minutes beforehand to buy a ticket in many states, or sometimes there's a two-hour cutoff.
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There are no specifics about the cutoff, although as we reported this week, that could be in the next draft.
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Eight of of these received Orphan drug designation (the cutoff to qualify for Orphan status is 200,21625 patients per year).
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Adele's record-smashing 25 didn't make the eligibility cutoff for this year's show, so expect it to sweep 2017's.
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So even for employees who are legitimately managers, if their salary is below the cutoff, they must be paid overtime.
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If a carve-out for home-based sellers is included, $10,000 would be a more sensible cutoff than $1 million.
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Only 25 percent of respondents said the cutoff of payments would have a positive effect on themselves or their family.
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Such bureaucracy discourages people from signing up in the first place and breeds resentment from those just above the cutoff.
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Officials in Connecticut, Illinois and Vermont are even discussing raising the cutoff to 21, though this is more widely disputed.
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The cutoff for tax brackets, the standard deduction, and the Earned Income Tax Credit are all indexed to inflation annually.
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He'd taken the S.H.S.A.T. the year before, and had just missed the cutoff for the Bronx High School of Science.
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He had more to say, but was cutoff by Emmy producers with music, much to the dismay of social media.
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In light of these rules, most states rescheduling their primaries set new dates just ahead of this June 21 cutoff.
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He said another photo showed a former researcher, in a bikini top and cutoff shorts, crouched down releasing a turtle.
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After the cutoff, a Puerto Rico Energy Commission report noted that Prepa had failed to safely and reliably supply electricity.
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But others — Ms. Kloss playing basketball in gym shorts, knee socks and a cutoff muscle tee — are less overtly sexualized.
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Expelling Russian spies, for example, would mean a cutoff in Britain's own flow of information from Moscow if Russia retaliated.
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Additional students could qualify but have not turned in their applications, and others just miss the financial cutoff for eligibility.
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One of Kristen's schoolmates, Jacob Weempe, missed the cutoff between "approaches grade level" and "meets standards" by a single question.
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That was the cutoff for girls; after that point, we had to switch to softball, and I wasn't having it.
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Then I throw on some cutoff sweats and go into the backyard and chant for like 10 or 15 minutes.
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Gavin Newsom signed legislation on Thursday, effective immediately, doing away with the previous cutoff of two weeks before Election Day.
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Independent presidential candidate Evan McMullin has missed the cutoff for appearing on California's state ballot, according to a new report.
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Beyonce also has helped Levi's: In 2017, she wore Levi's cutoff shorts at Coachella, which set the internet on fire.
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Then later, in a present-day sequence, one of the Wilsons' twin neighbors wears the band's tee as a cutoff.
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The Institute estimates that in the first three months of a cutoff, Ukraine would lose €2900 billion in transit fees.
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So many foreign workers have applied for the 673,267 three-year visas that officials could set the cutoff within days.
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The upper and lower sections of the spillway were covered with structural concrete and cutoff walls installed on the sides.
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For family coverage, the average employer contribution was $14,561 which would make the cutoff point about $194,000 in household income.
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No doubt, any cutoff of funds would invite court fights that could take many months, or even years, to settle.
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The tail of his harness tether caught onto the floor-mounted fuel cutoff valve, which activated when he sat up.
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And the January cutoff omits any conversations the two had with the technician who "bleached" the server on March 31.
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Should there be an age cutoff for receiving a new liver, even if the transplant were likely to be successful?
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While both are well below the proposed cutoff, median home prices in the Northeast and California are typically well above $217,0003.
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The investors earlier this month lowered the minimum acceptance threshold from 75 percent and postponed the cutoff date by two weeks.
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Clearly, some of the "negative" tests will involve values just below the cutoff, and some of those applicants will get hired.
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Dippel, who is currently in 13th place and missed the playoff cutoff, is in his first full season in the series.
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If I'm bumming around on the weekend with my kids, you'll find me in cutoff jean shorts and a t-shirt.
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According to Ars Technica, Fishel actually bought the game before Activision's cutoff date, so he's not eligible for this refund program.
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Obamacare raised the income level cutoff from the poverty level, $12,000 per year for an individual, up to $16,000 per year.
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To make the cutoff for the third debate, scheduled for September, candidates will have to meet higher polling and contribution thresholds.
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Except, it wasn't really a winning ticket, because Arrobio had bought the tickets an hour after the Powerball cutoff time. Margit!
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Critics argued the administration's planned Central America aid cutoff would be tantamount to cutting off its nose to spite its face.
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Cooper is here at the tail end of summer, right after the white-pants cutoff and just before the autumnal equinox.
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The cutoff to make the list this year was $12 million, which meant Anderson Cooper and Maury Povich narrowly missed out.
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For the study, researchers examined data on 5,653 mothers in Oregon born just before and after the cutoff for DACA eligibility.
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One of our L.A. guys tried to go pick it up, but they didn't make the 1,000-person line cutoff. NBD.
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Soon after, the media activist's Internet was unexpectedly cutoff, which caused unfounded speculation that Anderson was some sort of intelligence operative.
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You can believe Murphy helped Yang make the cutoff and that cheaters are an affront to everything the sport stands for.
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The Obama administration on Wednesday announced the final details of new labor rules to increase the salary cutoff for overtime pay.
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McMullin's campaign said last week it is not ruling out a lawsuit after missing the cutoff for appearing on California's ballot.
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In fact, those premium subsidies will offset the price hikes that are expected from the CSR cutoff for millions of people.
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To figure out whether that third category applies to you with a particular purchase, you should figure out your cutoff point.
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The current American Heart Association guidelines lowered the cutoff to 22/231 mm Hg. The researchers focused on 22019,862 ALLHAT participants.
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The cutoff date for the 2018 Emmy Awards means that some fan favorite shows won't be getting a nomination this year.
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While the show has been nominated for several creative Emmys in the past, it missed this year's cutoff by two weeks.
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Wessler said if justices need a cutoff point between short-term and long-term data, he suggests a 24-hour period.
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The Marine bowed his head and spat the booze on the exposed space between the woman's T-shirt and cutoff shorts.
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While the band released a second excellent album this year, Two Hands, that full-length missed the Grammys' August 31 cutoff.
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Old Navy flip flops come in a rainbow of colors that go with every summertime outfit, from sundresses to cutoff shorts.
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To be clear, the legislation's sponsors and supporters do not call for a total cutoff of U.S. aid to the Palestinians.
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"The cutoff was 9:30 and I wrote the last line of code at 9:25," Burke says with a laugh.
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We imposed a chronological cutoff in an effort to look back at where we were and how we got to here.
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Holaday tried to score from first and appeared set to do so when center fielder Brett Phillips overthrew the cutoff man.
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On Saturdays, the cutoff for buying booze is even earlier—3 pm—and then you're out of luck until Monday morning.
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You could receive payments for up to 39 weeks — 13 weeks longer than the usual 26-week cutoff in many states.
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He was wearing a cutoff T-shirt with "God Bless America" emblazoned on one side, a bald eagle on the other.
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"We have a cutoff of seven hours whereby we have to start reopening the road system," Mr. Brasher told the BBC.
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There's no income cutoff for contributing to a traditional IRA; the only prerequisite is that you have earned income at all.
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Two more polls were released Wednesday morning, just hours from the cutoff — and both found Steyer below 2% nationally among Democrats.
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Even some Democrats have joined the Trump administration in calling for an oil cutoff, including Senator Edward J. Markey of Massachusetts.
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For moons, there are no clear differences by which one might set a cutoff for the smallest satellite of a planet.
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Unfortunately, as is usually the case in these situations, that means customers are in for a very abrupt cutoff come Saturday.
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Richmond International Raceway, which had been the playoff cutoff race since the format debuted in 2004, will move into the playoffs.
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There are a few cutoff sizes that experts worry about: 2.5 micrometers (μm) and 0.1 μm for the diameter of particles.
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Kids who are now 8 and 9 are throwing to bases, sliding, hitting live pitching, sending cutoff men to the outfield.
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Generally, hotels set a 30- to 60-day cutoff date, at which point they release any unsold rooms to the public.
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With a cutoff date of February 28503, 22019, essentially every electronic vapor-based technology falls into the "new" tobacco product category.
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He spent the rest of his four-month stint on the islands wearing only cutoff shorts and a floppy sun hat.
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He jammed a cutoff shovel handle into the mouthpiece of a saxophone and called it "Bird," for the jazzman Charlie Parker.
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Back then, the Knicks were bouncing around the playoff cutoff line as they moved toward the halfway point of the season.
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The 2006 cutoff date "is the result of hard-fought negotiations between the parties," he wrote in court filings in 19903.
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The cutoff is 22017 percent of the poverty line — about $44,000 for an individual or $90,000 for a family of four.
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The final order cutoff — the deadline for when these retailers are allowed to adjust their orders — is 20 days before shipping.
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Meanwhile, because Christmas is on a Sunday, the final cutoff for shoppers to order online gifts for home delivery will occur earlier.
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Retailers whose deadlines do not specify a time either did not provide an hourly cutoff, or have not given an explicit deadline.
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Adduci then tried to roll the ball from his prone position to cutoff man Ian Kinsler, which allowed Cruz to reach second.
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The location was Twin Peaks, a biker-friendly, Hooters-style restaurant where cold beer is served by women in skimpy cutoff shorts.
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Previously, DJI's lightest Mavic drone was the Mavic Air, which weighs 430g, far above the FAA registration cutoff of 8.8 ounces (250g).
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He even suggested it might consider giving an inch to a third-party candidate who is close enough to the cutoff point.
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The lovechild of the cutoff and the maxi skirt, culottes are a summer must (I mean, sweaty thighs need a reprieve too!).
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The $420 share price cutoff he suggested was, in part, a joke about weed meant to impress his girlfriend, the musician Grimes.
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Escola wears bright-blue glasses with white cutoff shorts and a sheer, peach-colored blouse that ends just above his belly button.
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After reviewing the report, Facebook cutoff Geofeedia's access to commercially available data from its social platform and from Instagram, which it owns.
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Neither album was submitted for consideration by Ocean's labels or management, even though both were released before the eligibility cutoff date.—Noisey
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Hours before the machine recount cutoff, a federal judge in Tallahassee rejected a Democratic motion to extend the deadline beyond 3 p.m.
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That will leave her on the cusp of the Olympic cutoff, which is based on the rankings released after the French Open.
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And the reason we use that as a cutoff is that it's very hard to replace quickly somebody who's a 23% supplier.
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An air quality monitoring app has been told by Chinese authorities to stop displaying pollution levels that exceed an official cutoff point.
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One of the app's co-founders had reportedly updated it to allow the AQI reading to go above the official cutoff point.
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Some services like hospitals, clinics, and schools will be exempt from the cutoff and will continue to have access to running water.
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Her most recent ultrasound appeared normal, and the couple say they will ask for another at the cutoff time for an abortion.
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Unlike HARP, however, the new refinancing option will not have a cutoff date, so loans made after May 2009 may be eligible.
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Pittsburgh leapfrogged the Flyers in the tight Eastern Division wild-card race and with 51 points sit just outside the playoff cutoff.
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A cutoff of Saudi oil, which represents less than 5 percent of American supplies, would harm Aramco and cut Saudi government revenue.
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"Hair," which had opened at the very end of the previous season, was informed that its opening missed that year's Tonys cutoff.
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Nolasco's current permit is set to expire on May 25, 2018 — 10 weeks past the cutoff for him to renew last fall.
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And in the eighth, he snagged an errant cutoff throw and flipped it to the catcher to nip a runner at home.
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This latest proposal would block Medicaid and several other federal funding sources, a full cutoff of federal dollars going to the organization.
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There is no evidence, however, that China plans to support Mr. Trump's call for a cutoff of oil supplies to the North.
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Mr. Hayes said that China was unlikely to agree to an oil cutoff, however strained its relationship with the North has become.
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Samuel Cole took the specialized high school test, only to miss the cutoff for his chosen school by more than 30 points.
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A few years earlier, he also sponsored their twin daughters, who were 21 at the time — older than the proposed new cutoff.
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As you can see, Google says it'll ship the Premiere Edition next week to those buyers who missed the Founder's Edition cutoff.
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Cooper, an appointee of former President Obama, wrote in his order that the department did not adequately justify the August cutoff date.
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Vegans in the study had an average body mass index (BMI) of 23, well below the healthy cutoff of 203, Orlich said.
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Haley wants a complete cutoff in U.S. money until the Palestinians resume peace talks with Israel that have been frozen for years.
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The health care law raised the eligibility cutoff to adults under 65 who made less than 138 percent of the poverty line.
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It's 1983 cutoff can be understood through a new shift in the mechanisms of American racism: mass incarceration and the crack epidemic.
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The N.F.L. pushed for a cutoff date to prevent a stream of families from filing claims for long-deceased fathers and husbands.
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The earlier cutoff deadlines come despite a relatively smooth holiday last season, when UPS delivered some 98 percent of its packages on time.
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Astronomers usually use approximately 13 Jupiter masses as the upper cutoff after which a body in space is no longer considered a planet.
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The Russian tennis player was (and is) ranked outside the top-200 cutoff for entering the qualifying tournament, let alone the main draw.
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He reports that despite the insurance cutoff date of May 25, he would likely push corn planting until about June 6 if needed.
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The White House and other critics argued it would encourage a mass influx of undocumented immigrants to enter the country before that cutoff.
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With so much built-up anticipation, the rapper's lateness starts to worry some fans who are aware of the tightly enforced cutoff time.
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She has reached the threshold for at least 165,000 individual campaign donors but has yet to meet the 3% cutoff in enough polls.
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Apple doesn't typically give formal order cutoff dates for Christmas, but some versions of the phone now may ship as late as Dec.
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Mike Pence of Indiana became the first lawmaker to call for a cutoff of Planned Parenthood's federal funds due to its abortion services.
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Uncle Sam doesn't have an income cutoff for financial aid, so you won't know what you'll qualify for unless you file a FAFSA.
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In California, where 12 million people are covered by Medicaid, the cutoff would be about $26 an hour for a family of three.
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The average cutoff is $392, although 16 percent of consumers say they have free rein to spend as much as $1,000 — or more.
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With the biggest tax advantage of traditional IRAs eliminated, most households above this cutoff are better off investing in a Roth IRA instead.
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Second engine ignition and cutoff successful, and GRACE-FO deployment complete (we won't know if they're in a good orbit until NASA confirms).
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And then I think of course Cindy Crawford in the Pepsi ad with that sexy white tank top on and the cutoff shorts.
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If the Child Victims Act became law, that cutoff age would be raised to 4743 in criminal cases and 50 in civil cases.
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They have the same desert camouflage pattern, the same tan cap and tactical vest, the same cutoff gloves and grotesque scene of bloodshed.
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But the policy change created by the rule is still dramatic, as the cutoff for overtime pay now stands at $2202,2628 per year.
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"According to the law, the parents cannot work, because if they have any paid work, they will be above the cutoff," she explained.
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The cutoff date to be eligible for Indian citizenship is March 24, 1971, a day before the onset of the Bangladesh Liberation War.
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While commending the Vanderbilt team on their research, cancer experts said the issue is more complicated than simply altering a pack-year cutoff.
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After that point, they're thrown out—despite Massachusetts' 15-year statute of limitations for rape—unless the victim requests to extend the cutoff.
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The cutoff date to be eligible for Indian citizenship is March 24, 1971, a day before the onset of the Bangladesh Liberation War.
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But the Easter cutoff does offer the administration extra time to intensify mitigation efforts and plan whatever steps Trump decides to take next.
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Broadcom "attempted to backtrack," citing "various excuses" for the cutoff and ultimately "admitted that it should not have withheld shipments," the document said.
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According to fund-raising emails sent by Mr. Booker's campaign, he recently crossed the 85,000 donor mark, still well short of the cutoff.
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"Where major gaps exist, that's where you get a cutoff, " according to the website of the Heisman Trophy Trust, which administers the award.
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She would return to the United States secretly carrying just under $22014,22015 in cash — the cutoff for having to make a customs declaration.
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Under Discovery, students from low-income families who barely miss the cutoff score for admission take summer classes to prepare for the schools.
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Lukas Lacko, currently ranked 86th, has spent much of his career just inside the rankings cutoff for entry into Grand Slam main draws.
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Candidates below the cutoff line for the September debate can complain all they want about that fact, but it won't change the reality.
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Both WorldCom and Enron were removed from the Dow Jones Islamic Market Index when their debt levels hit 33 percent, the Shariah cutoff.
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The decision leaves Jones 45 points below the cutoff with one race remaining until the playoff field is cut from 4003 to 12.
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Insurers in some states would withdraw from the market because of "substantial uncertainty" about the effects of the cutoff, the budget office said.
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A key issue is setting a cutoff date for residents to qualify for what is called settled status, allowing them to remain indefinitely.
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The trial will also have an earlier cutoff time for female users — letting them ride between 5:00 am and 8:00 pm.
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The administration told the federal judge in San Diego on Monday that it would not meet Tuesday's cutoff date for the younger cohort.
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Monsanto believes there is no scientific evidence to support cutoff dates for spraying dicamba herbicides, said Scott Partridge, vice president of global strategy.
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Under the new proposal, insurers would be reimbursed for expensive customers with medical claims that exceed $50,000, with a cutoff point of $350,000.
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The homers mattered most, but before he became totally musclebound at midcareer Sosa had speed, and though he made a ton of errors (128 career) by the standards of a modern outfielder, often due to overthrowing the cutoff man (and the cutoff man's backup, and the backup's mom sitting in the grandstand), he was hardly Adam Dunn in the field.
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The target numbers and the cutoff date to meet those targets are still being worked out and will be set prior to the IPO.
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Kite has said 41 percent of NHL patients responded to axi-cel treatment at the six-month cutoff, with 36 percent in complete response.
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You can still file for free with H&R Block if your AGI is over the cutoff if your tax situation is very simple.
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The software giant will stop supporting Windows 8003 on January 2800th, 21, and it will start warning consumers about this cutoff date next month.
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"We have a little bit of black and red in her shorts with the stripes and the stars and her cutoff shorts," said Benach.
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Cutoff shorts and tank tops are fine, especially if you're operating a charity car wash or have brothers on the run from Boss Hogg.
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For the rest of her festival-ready look, she went with a fringe-embellished jacket, vintage black denim cutoff shorts and thigh-high boots.
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She was feeling quite cheeky in a pair of cutoff short shorts and knee-high boots with her long, blonde hair trailing behind her.
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The law applies to companies with global annual revenue of at least 36 million pounds ($52 million), half the revenue cutoff under California law.
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They looked for gluten levels at or above 20 parts per million, which is the cutoff to claim a food is officially gluten-free.
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A far more plausible scenario is a short cutoff in oil from the Gulf, causing a temporary spike to $150 per barrel of oil.
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Teigen is sporting a high ponytail, cutoff denim shorts and a leopard-print swimsuit, while Luna wears a pink, black and white ruffled outfit.
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She also indicated in the decision in October that Planned Parenthood as an organization was in a strong position to challenge the cutoff statewide.
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There is a fairly noticeable cutoff in the yield potential given how much of the crop is in good-to-excellent shape early on.
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Please note Melo wears a timeless cutoff short, while Butler has opted to cut off his sleeves for a kind of cartoon fleece fray.
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Like 250,000 people or 10,000, you could pick your cutoff and then say you cannot target ads at a population less than that amount.
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The battery grip also extends 4K recording to 30 minutes from the usual cutoff of 10, and adds a headphone jack for audio monitoring.
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It would expand exemptions from the 24-week cutoff to include fetal non-viability and risks to a woman's health, not just her life.
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And premiums are projected to be 25 percent above what they otherwise would have been in 2020 because of the cutoff, the CBO said.
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And in case you're not monitoring progress closely enough, you can preset a cutoff pressure, at which point the unit will shut itself down.
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Researchers found that cutoff criteria that work for white smokers may lead to missed cancers in blacks, according to the report in JAMA Oncology.
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They are shipped frozen for arrival on a Thursday (the Saturday before is the cutoff for ordering): Milk ID customized birthday cake, $60, milkbar.goldbely.com.
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Because of the uncertainty, most states had allowed insurers to set high enough prices for 2018 to account for the risk of cutoff subsidies.
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Raising the cutoff age would allow people who became disabled at older ages, including accident victims, wounded veterans and others, to open the accounts.
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She is currently ranked 116th, well outside the cutoff for the main draw, but she said she was hoping to receive a wild card.
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That means people who are close to the cutoff may stop giving altogether, as they may no longer see tax savings from their giving.
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Having just missed the cutoff to serve in the Vietnam War, Gates said he has often questioned how he might have performed in combat.
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CreditCreditEddie Hausner/The New York Times They came to Brooklyn from as far away as California, dressed in cutoff shorts, sequins and cowboy hats.
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My father was a radio operator until, ordered to take a radio to a cutoff platoon, he and another soldier came under mortar fire.
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Kohl's: You missed the December 20 cutoff for two-day shipping, but you still have until December 23 if you select one-day shipping.
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They calculated kids' ages relative to their classmates based on their date of birth and the cutoff date for school enrollment where they lived.
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Brittney Sykes, a guard for the Atlanta Dream, can be seen on her Instagram account in knee-length cutoff jeans and a tank top.
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The State Legislature separately passed legislation requiring utilities to develop fire mitigation plans, like the precautionary power cutoff that PG&E imposed Friday night.
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In one pic, Winter wears cutoff jean shorts, a white halter bralette and white sneakers as she poses next to longtime boyfriend Laurent Claude Gaudette.
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"Now, if I just happen to win, I will cutoff my Mohawk to stand in solidarity with the children who are fighting cancer!" he vowed.
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But insisting I "do it on my own" at some arbitrary cutoff date of 18, 21, or 26 doesn't really level any playing fields, either.
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The case, which began in 2017, is headed to trial in January, but the cutoff for the two sides to gather evidence ended in March.
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First, de Blasio wants to reserve 20 percent of seats in specialized schools for students from high-poverty schools who didn't meet the exam cutoff.
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A family making 139 percent of the poverty level (the Medicaid expansion cutoff) would see their spending drop from $2,700 to $000,300 under single-payer.
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"Now, if I just happen to win, I will cutoff my Mohawk to stand in solidarity with the children who are fighting cancer," he tweeted.
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Even though the insurance cutoff date is May 63 for corn in Iowa, he said he would push corn planting until June 10 if needed.
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The bond's trustee on Friday sent a notice of default saying an interest payment had not been made by the cutoff date of Nov 9.
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He told her he was researching abortion laws in the surrounding states and knew the cutoff date for her to get an abortion, she said.
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Several critically acclaimed films later (including Night Moves and Meek's Cutoff), she's back at Sundance with Certain Women, based on short stories by Maile Meloy.
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"To me the perfect 501 cutoff has to do with the fit, the length, how it makes the booty look," she said in the video.
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We're now edging closer to the Windows 25 support cutoff on January 21th, and Microsoft is seeing some strong Windows licensing growth as a result.
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The cutoff for regional lists is just 50 patents, allowing a more in-depth view of the most active institutions within a limited geographic area.
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Not everyone experienced the abrupt cutoff, which occurred at approximately 10:00PM ET. But those who did received an error screen before the game's conclusion.
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A trader, however, said price-sensitive Indian importers are nearing their cutoff points, potentially resulting in tenders going unawarded - and dampening prices in the process.
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Left fielder Jace Peterson made a diving attempt on Solarte's drive and then after he retrieved the ball, missed the cutoff man with his throw.
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For this list, we made the cutoff a Metacritic score of 244 or less, which, in the rating system of Metacritic, represents anything below average.
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In the face of this supposed threat to national security resulting from China's potential cutoff of rare earth supply, politicians are racing to do something.
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Turner just found out he made the MLB's Super Two cutoff -- which means he's all set for a raise of nearly $5 MILLION next season!!!
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"We have raised our concerns about the reports of aid cutoff with the Saudi authorities," State Department spokesman John Kirby said in a news briefing.
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There are reports the pilot claims a piece of luggage may have hit the fuel-control cutoff valve, which caused the chopper to lose power.
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What to watch: CBO is almost sure to say a cutoff of the payments would be damaging, leading to soaring premiums and more unstable markets.
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They said the payment had to be in cash since the settlement called for immediate payment, and international sanctions cutoff Iran's access from other means.
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For the application period that ended just before Yang ran in Des Moines, the cutoff was BQ-2:28, 19 seconds faster than Yang's time.
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Lions Gate shares have plunged 49% this year, including dipping more than 9% since the company notified Comcast customers of the potential cutoff last month.
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Florida, though, the court ruled that Florida's I.Q. score cutoff was too rigid to decide which mentally disabled individuals must be spared the death penalty.
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That definition is slightly more restrictive than the one used by the United States Census Bureau, which sets the cutoff years as 1982 and 2000.
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The cutoff date to submit polling and donor data will be June 13, the D.N.C. added, which is about two weeks before the first debate.
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All the guards had to do was look for the 40-year-old in cutoff jeans, army boots and a leather jacket with no shirt.
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He scolded the players Friday after Michael Conforto missed a cutoff man; the team, Callaway said then, was not playing the game the right way.
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Those eight little seconds mattered: 433 runners who would not have made it if the cutoff had been five minutes sneaked into that tiny window.
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He gestured wildly at us with our dreads, our hands intertwined, me in a summer dress and her in cutoff shorts and a tank top.
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The subject of fuel cutoff is likely to come up in a phone call with President Xi that the White House was trying to arrange.
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Importantly, as Anna Medaris Miller previously reported for Business Insider, 60 is not a cutoff that separates those at risk from those not at risk.
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"When we find an exceptional small growth company that can grow sustainably for 10 years, we're not pigeonholed by a market cap cutoff," he said.
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Each of the eight schools that require the test has a cutoff score — a minimum score that students must get to be offered a seat.
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Government officials and news outlets described the cutoff of diplomatic relations, travel and trade as a "siege" and even as an attempt at a coup.
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While his leg began to swell and he grew faint, she trekked across a landscape of cutoff streets, security checkpoints, disconnected phones and hobbled doctors.
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Johnson has stated Trump denied any link between the aid cutoff and the need for Ukraine to announce an investigation into Joe and Hunter Biden.
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A third is his cutoff of funds for the United Nations Population Fund, which is a major international player in reducing deaths from cervical cancer.
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Florida, that struck down as too rigid the I.Q. score cutoff Florida used to decide which intellectually disabled individuals must be spared the death penalty.
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The amount paid out will be capped for high-income earners, according to the Washington Post, but it's still unclear what the cutoff would be.
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The total resources (including earnings and SNAP benefits) available to SNAP participants who were cut off was 3 percent lower a year after the cutoff.
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From these results, we estimate a linear change in install conversion rate below the 100MB cutoff of -0.45 percent install rate per MB. Above the 251MB cutoff, we estimate a linear change in install rate of -223 percent per MB. To our best estimate, the gap between the two lines is covered by a 216 percent instantaneous install rate drop across the cellular download limit.
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"I find it highly implausible given the design of what is called the emergency fuel cutoff lever, that that could be activated by accident," he says.
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I was 17 at the time, a few months shy of the age cutoff that would've required me to take up the process on my own.
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Scientists are under a lot of pressure to attain the 0.05 p-value, said Wei of the University of Minnesota, even though it's an arbitrary cutoff.
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Seth Moulton and Mayor Wayne Messam, who did not meet qualifications for the first debate, also failed to make the cutoff for the second debate stage.
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Gabbard made the cutoff for the fourth debate stage last Tuesday but has consistently been one of the lowest-polling Democrats in the presidential primary race.
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Juul was on the market before the August 2016 FDA deadline, but other companies have introduced new copycat devices after the cutoff date without regulatory consequences.
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Over the last few weeks, the cutoff has actually occurred, and Spotify is getting a slew of complaints in its support forums about the lost functionality.
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The news, reported earlier today by DroidLife, is now official, following months of rumors that this summer would be the cutoff for 3G phones on Verizon.
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I wore a white tank with a green, Mojave-chic vest that had fringe at the hip, with cutoff jean shorts and my go-to sneakers.
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While Topshop's intentionally-ripped pair has emerged as an early winner this season, WhoWhatWear reports that interest in "cutoff jean shorts" has skyrocketed on Pinterest recently.
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U.S. stocks extended their gains Tuesday after President Donald Trump said that the March deadline is not a "magical date," suggesting the cutoff could be adjusted.
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That's an arbitrary cutoff but I think it speaks to the larger point around how outraising your opponent in Q1 doesn't necessarily indicate a whole lot.
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The star paired her single extra-long French plait, which happened to match Penelope's, with a bright peach one-piece bathing suit and cutoff denim shorts.
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On Wednesday, California's Obamacare marketplace imposed an average 12.5 percent surcharge on many health plans for next year because of the potential cutoff for the CSRs.
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It almost seems as if Republicans would rather strip health insurance from children on Medicaid than renew health insurance for children who just missed its cutoff.
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Drinking water was cut off to parts of La Paz and El Alto, Bolivia's second-largest city, but the reason for the cutoff was not known.
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"You said we can't do 15 weeks so 'by God we will do six weeks,'" Reeves referencing the cutoff period for an abortion in the bills.
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Such a cutoff would leave only four U.S. giants including J.P. Morgan, Wells Fargo & Co, Bank of America Corp and Citigroup Inc facing the toughest oversight.
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GM and lead plaintiffs' counsel also said Cooper waited more than a month to object to Furman's order, despite a 14-day cutoff for such filings.
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"A Brief Inquiry into Online Relationships," released in 2018 just after the cutoff for last year's Grammys, is arguably The 1975's best album to date.
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Miley tried to score from first base on the hit, but Dodgers second baseman Logan Forsythe took the cutoff and threw him out at the plate.
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By some measures, the $50,000 earnings cutoff is fairly generous: It is almost twice the median annual earnings of American women in 2014, $28,000, for example.
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Amazon did not announce a cutoff date for the promotion, but said that free shipping will be available for all orders arriving in time for Christmas.
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While a mobile internet service could in theory be broadcast into a cutoff state from a neighboring country, there are technical limitations on range and speed.
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As the cutoff point approaches and the nonessential prose systems shut down, I write — not more wildly or sloppily or out-there wittily, but more sententiously.
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Over the past six months it is as if the Donner Party has set out to brave the wilds of DeKalb Avenue instead of Hastings Cutoff.
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When President Barack Obama campaigned on ending some of the George W. Bush income tax cuts, he set the cutoff at $250,000 — the top 5 percent.
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So the idea that any woman would be able to get an abortion within two weeks of fertilization — the cutoff under the Alabama bill — is preposterous.
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Wednesday's ruling in the Semenya case, though, could prompt the I.O.C. to recommend that Olympic sports adopt the more restrictive cutoff of five nanomoles per liter.
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On our podcast "The Daily," our Kabul correspondent discusses the connection between the wave of violence and the U.S. government's cutoff of security aid to Pakistan.
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That meant that his background information was not submitted in its entirety until June, after the June 1 cutoff that Mr. Kelly set in his memo.
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In fact, some psychologists think the cutoff age for the category of young adults should be 225, not 18, due to brain development and hormonal activity.
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The brunt of a fuel cutoff would be felt by ordinary North Koreans, who would be "forced to walk or not move at all," he said.
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Typically, 15 percent is the threshold for obtaining delegates in Iowa, but supporters can change their picks if their first choices do not reach the cutoff.
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The cutoff is supposed to prevent freeloading, but it mainly affects people who have low skills, arrest records, substance abuse problems or other impediments to employment.
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Of the 52 inmates on Tennessee's death row, more than half received their sentences before the cutoff, according to data from the state's Department of Correction.
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But after Mr. Skikos said he intended to file a motion to delay the cutoff date, the judge was noncommittal on when it might be considered.
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That would mean that full Medicare coverage would not be available to everyone upon reaching 65, but only to those whose incomes are below some cutoff.
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Thomas Park at the University of Illinois, Chicago, said that five hours was an arbitrary cutoff, and that he didn't know how long they might go.
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The senators want "a smoother glide path, rather than an abrupt cutoff," of Medicaid expansion funds that the federal government provides in 31 states, he said.
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Either way, there are likely to be many new faces: Eleven of the 25 in the current Politburo will retire if the informal cutoff age holds.
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It's the official Brexit cutoff date when the UK is set to crash out of the European Union if no other deal is put in place.
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CUNY has also put in place an automatic retesting policy for those who score just below the passing cutoff on the math and reading placement tests.
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The culture puts the adult child who initiates a cutoff or goes "low contact" on trial and labels him or her an ingrate, disrespectful or impulsive.
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And as Venezuela has shown, the United States isn't the only source of support — Mr. Trump's aid cutoff simply opens the door for China or Russia.
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Steyer spokesman Alberto Lammers told VICE News that Steyer was unlikely to make the late July debate — the cutoff to qualify is just over a week away.
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While poll results cannot be published during the final 15 days ahead of the vote, surveys released before the Friday cutoff showed the "No" vote firmly ahead.
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Even many adult victims don't report a sexual assault before the 72-to-120-hour cutoff after which hospitals will no longer conduct a forensic medical exam.
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The federal government has an eligibility cutoff of 227% for "qualified" mortgages, so if your own ratio is above that, take a second look at your finances.
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I remember it was this blaring hot day and this unknown girl named Julia Roberts arrived in cutoff jeans, barefoot, this old baggy T-shirt, no makeup.
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In the clip, O'Neal, 44, gets sweaty while dancing in a curly brunette wig and iconic Flashdance apparel: a cutoff sweatshirt and sweatpants, leg warmers and sneakers.
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She dons a party dress while he is often bare chested, wears a shaggy beard, and sports cutoff shorts and a graphic tee like a surfer dude.
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That's a sort of generic cutoff at the low end, while the top end runs all the way up to Mach 21, (depending on who you ask).
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That's a sort of generic cutoff at the low end, while the top end runs all the way up to Mach 25, (depending on who you ask).
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When Ameriprise compared answers from both partners, 18 percent weren't in sync about having a spending cutoff, and 54 percent cited a different amount than their partner.
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Actually, they're already rather upset since YouTube is displaying a cold, matter-of-fact warning about the cutoff starting today — and gently pushing users towards other devices.
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The end of a new relationship, and the shutoff of all the euphoria and energy that comes with it, is like the abrupt cutoff of a drug.
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What is Meek's Cutoff if not the story of a woman (Williams again, a Reichart muse) whose fate is tethered to the loud, arrogant certainty of man?
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In reality, though, I usually end up living in faded spaghetti strap tanks and cutoff shorts, and sweating right through all of my chic, summer-style dreams.
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It ruined my life for maybe three hours and then I realized my birthday was before the year cutoff so it was fine, I'm really a Gemini.
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" Reddick says his approach is the same as it would be for any race, but that "you kind of look at it like a cutoff (elimination) race.
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"We found that there wasn't a threshold or cutoff where one's risk for death dramatically increased," said Diaz, explaining that risk of death increased with more sitting.
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But Shelby downplayed the chances of missing the Friday night cutoff, telling reporters that he didn't think there would be another partial government shutdown later this week.
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Williamson tweeted Wednesday that her campaign was "a cool one million dollars" away from qualifying for the November debate, the cutoff for which is a week away.
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How much is available and how long the program can continue operating will vary by state, but these actions together would push the cutoff date into February.
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While he hesitated at first, the performer eventually put together a cheap ensemble with cutoff jean shorts and an informal routine to a Janet Jackson deep cut.
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The biggest roadblock they ran into is, of course, the FDA's recommended upper age limit of 26, which many healthcare providers apparently interpret as a firm cutoff.
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Stuyvesant has the highest cutoff score for admission, and now has the lowest percentage of black and Hispanic students of the city's roughly 24 public high schools.
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Discovery allows mostly low-income students who just miss the cutoff for entry to enroll in summer classes aimed at preparing them for the schools' academic rigor.
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She and Chris half-carried me to two buildings to take care of paperwork as the late afternoon cutoff time quickly approached and then, just barely, passed.
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We took a look at the history of the brand, from the invention of the blue jean in 1873 to Beyoncé's cutoff shorts at Coachella in 2018.
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Beginning in the fall of 2019, the city would set aside 20 percent of seats for low-income students who score just below the lowest cutoff score.
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The mayoral race is required to hold a runoff if no candidate breaks 40 percent of the vote, but no similar cutoff exists for City Council races.
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Additionally, American officials issued a cutoff for airline passengers to leave China before being denied entry to the United States or subject to a two-week quarantine.
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The cutoff comes after Microsoft published a blog post in March 2019 saying that it was planning to end support for Windows 73 on January 14, 2020.
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Levy: The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists opposes undue political interference in the practice of medicine, including legislation that bans abortion at an arbitrary cutoff point.
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It would have forced employers to pay overtime to most salaried workers earning less than $47,476 annually; the salary cutoff for overtime pay now stands at $23,660.
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So the next round of winnowing may take place after the October 1 cutoff for debate No. 4, as other candidates decide to throw in the towel.
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Giovanni Peri, an economist who studies immigration labor at the University of California, Davis, said that with a true cutoff in illegal immigration, the economy would contract.
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Some airlines give customers who are close to a cutoff at the end of a calendar year the chance to buy their way into a status level.
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This was in 1999, and there's been some inflation since then, but even in inflation-adjusted dollars, the Trump tax cutoff is a bit below $15 million.
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If Readerlink can get financing, it would consider making a bid before the cutoff date, the report said, adding that the company may join with another investor.
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Moving the cutoff by a few percentage points can swing the results by a lot more than you might expect — enough to flip the results of a survey.
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Eaton led off with a single and took third on a single to right by Rollins, who moved to second on the throw that missed the cutoff man.
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It is seeking an injunction from Judge Sam Sparks in federal court in Austin to stop the cutoff, the latest twist in a protracted legal and political fight.
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Israel has eased the blockade over time, but the cutoff of basic supplies like fuel still does significant humanitarian harm by restricting access to electricity, food, and medicine.
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His main opponent, Hillary Clinton, has reiterated President Barack Obama's pledge not to raise taxes even on many affluent families, setting her cutoff for tax increases at $26.2,2310.
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Strong name recognition was enough to keep his poll numbers above the cutoff to participate in the first three matches along with Trump, Cruz, Carson, and other frontrunners.
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Alternately, China could decide that it is willing to push for change by giving Pyongyang a choice between denuclearization and a cutoff of China's economic and trade lifeline.
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The Meraki repeaters are preconfigured to a maximum 30 dB signal strength, the FCC cutoff designed to keep radio frequencies clear for aviation and point of sale devices.
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The Trump team says it's making this subsidy cutoff threat in order to get the Democrats to come to the bargaining table on the new health-care bill.
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A "mass killing" has been defined in some federal laws as three or more deaths, but the FBI has previously set the cutoff at four or more deaths.
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Scores above a cutoff between moderate (10 to 14) and moderately severe (15 to 19) are considered depressed, while all others below that threshold are considered not depressed.
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A rep for the airline tells TMZ ... Thug was supposed to be on a flight from ATL to Seattle, but he arrived after their 45 minute cutoff period.
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Customers who buy Teslas after that January 1st cutoff will be afforded 0003 kWh of free Supercharging credits each year, good for about 1,000 miles, according to Tesla.
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That cutoff seems to assume that Zika will no longer be a problem by then, an absurdly risky line of reasoning that most health experts do not accept.
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About 50,000 people registered in the last five days before the cutoff in 2012, according to Daniel A. Smith, an elections expert at the University of Florida. Mrs.
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And 42 percent who picked a body mass index cutoff said they had done so because they were worried about their performance score or that of their hospital.
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This month, ITT was put on notice that it was in danger of losing its accreditation, which would mean an immediate cutoff in access to government loan programs.
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But families who make less than $220,503 a year can't claim it at all, and those who do earn above that cutoff don't always get the full amount.
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"My stylists, Brit Smith and Kara Smith, and I are always on the hunt for the best pair of cutoff vintage Levi's shorts that really fit," Roberts says.
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They think middle-class people who make too much money to receive federal assistance (the cutoff is $98,000 for a family of four) will welcome a cheaper alternative.
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For example, I can't kick myself too much for texting after my cutoff each night because it helped me realize I was craving time with long-distance friends.
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On our podcast "The Daily," our Kabul correspondent discusses the connection between the recent wave of violence there and the U.S. government's cutoff of security aid to Pakistan.
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At some clinics, the cutoff for treatment is a B.M.I. of 50, often classified as "extreme" or "severe" obesity (roughly 300 pounds for a 5-foot-5 woman).
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In some ways, "First Cow" could be considered a prequel to 2010's "Meek's Cutoff," which chronicled the journey of Eastern settlers through the state's forbidding high desert.
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In "sparse country" — 20 largely rural states where relatively few apply to Harvard — the university drops the P.S.A.T. score cutoff for white students to qualify for an invitation.
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It was intended to give disadvantaged students who had just missed the schools' cutoff scores an alternative way to show that they had what it took to succeed.
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Because of the arcane rules for such "discharge petitions," those lawmakers face a Tuesday cutoff to gather the 218 names needed to force floor action in late June.
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A key issue is setting a cutoff date for European Union citizens living in Britain to qualify for what is called settled status, allowing them to remain indefinitely.
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This puzzle has an average word count for a Saturday (68), but the arrangement of entries is really interesting, with the two cutoff corners and the two crosses.
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As winds moved south Friday, a power cutoff similar to PG&E's was underway at Southern California Edison, which warned more than 173,000 customers they could face outages.
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While neither chamber has passed the updated legislation yet, the agreement in the House and Senate bodes well for their approval ahead of an upcoming December 20 cutoff.
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McConnell may have trash-talked food stamps in the past, but a sudden cutoff would have a catastrophic effect on the most Republican parts of his home state.
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A statement on Tuesday from Héctor M. Pesquera, the island's public safety secretary, said that the government had not been informed about any cutoff before the NPR report.
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Because whatever train—and my school is surrounded by a lot of lines—breaks down, they'll extend the cutoff time so the kids who came in aren't late.
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The collisions at this year's show at the Park Avenue Armory are greater than ever because the cutoff date for material has been moved to the present from 1969.
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Silicon Valley has been largely spared from the cutoff, though, as PG&E has targeted the kinds of wires that deliver power to homes, rather than big business complexes.
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It's not a hard cutoff, said Zurek, but it would take a whole lot more xenon to hunt for a slight dark matter particle interaction in the neutrino sea.
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However, this has produced little in the way of progress on an Israeli-Palestinian peace agreement — and the consequences of the subsequent aid cutoff for UNESCO have been severe.
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Being cutoff from Google's ecosystem would make Huawei's devices a lot less attractive to global buyers, which last year accounted for nearly half of the Chinese brand's smartphone sales.
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They point to Bloomberg's polling and say, as of now, he's on track to hit 15 percent in a best-case scenario, which is the cutoff to win delegates.
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It was a one-on-one debate; Gary Johnson didn't make the polling cutoff, so Trump wasn't able to pull back and let his opponents finish each other off.
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Under that rule, salaried workers who made as much as $47,476 per year were eligible for time-and-a-half, whereas the cutoff for overtime had previously been $23,660.
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On October 18, the day after the cutoff date for Oregon's twenty-day residency requirement for voter registration, the Rajneeshees announced they were halting the importation of street people.
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The action figure is incredibly detailed and depicts Bezos wearing jeans, a black shirt, and a cutoff vest and boots — the outfit he was seen wearing in the photo.
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Despite the fog, it's a smooth lift off so far for the first interplanetary launch from the US West Coast, seventeen minutes in… Main engine cutoff (MECO) is confirmed.
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Then, depending on how much funding is available, NIH determines a cutoff point — say, applications that scored in the top 15th percentile are funded, and the rest are not.
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Two other states that have their own marketplaces, Idaho and Vermont, likewise had last Friday as their cutoff date for enrolling in plans, with coverage beginning New Year's Day.
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Elle dissected her work with Ellen DeGeneres's fashion adviser, Kellen Richards, as she considered a Saint Laurent sweatshirt top with cutoff sleeves for an appearance at the ESPY Awards.
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The remaining 26 states and the District of Columbia have a range of enrollment cutoff dates, including December 211 in California and as late as January 2388 in Vermont.
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But it's nice to know he's willing to do so for his adopted country: Peña is 34 years old, just making the age cutoff, and was born in Cuba.
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Israel has eased the blockade over time, but the cutoff of basic supplies like fuel still does significant humanitarian harm by cutting off access to electricity, food, and medicine.
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Ms. Wood now has her own one-woman trucking operation and refuses jobs that don't pay enough for her to break even — her cutoff is about $1.60 per mile.
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The cutoff just happens, and the person being ghosted is often left wondering, haunted by uncertainty and sending text messages into the ether in hopes of getting a response.
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The question on the table after the cutoff of military aid to Pakistan is who will come under the most pressure: the Pakistanis, or the coalition fighting the Taliban.
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Israel, analysts said, would be among the first countries to protest a cutoff of aid to Egypt, because it fears the instability that would result from such a decision.
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Next up at the book signing was a 50-ish father, his 20-ish daughter and her 20-ish friend, both blond and wearing tank tops and cutoff shorts.
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The exit-velocity numbers were compelling enough and showed that there seemed to be a cutoff point at which a hard-hit ball usually turned into a base hit.
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Billionaire businessman Tom Steyer said on Sunday he made the cutoff for Tuesday's Democratic presidential debate because of his messaging — not the millions of dollars he's spent on advertising.
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The unwritten dress code is casual (jeans, T-shirts and cutoff shorts), and the crowd tends to be in their 30s, whooping it up in small but loud groups.
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Valerie Miller, a spokeswoman for the bee, said the policy was intended to give students a last shot to compete because the cutoff for the contest is eighth grade.
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The cutoff date for the survey was June 15, the same day President Donald Trump announced he was pressing ahead with hefty tariffs on $50 billion of Chinese imports.
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The J79 afterburner would start to be throttled down at approximately 70,000 feet followed shortly after by manual fuel cutoff of the main jet engine itself around 85,000 feet.
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He contends he wants to keep sending aid to those nations, and hopes the threat of a cutoff will be enough to change the actions of these impoverished nations.
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So while early adopters will have to put up with the bars, hopefully the March cutoff should encourage developers to optimize their software for Apple's latest iPhone and iPad screens.
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As the St. Louis Post-Dispatch points out, the lawyers are only available to defendants below the poverty line — a harsher cutoff than the federal government uses for food stamps.
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Finally, lest you forget, reputation, Taylor Swift's 2017 album, didn't make the cutoff for the 2018 Grammys; it's now eligible for awards, so Swift is officially back in the running.
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On Saturday, Scott shared a colorful snap of herself, wearing a cutoff Van Halen shirt, high-waisted striped shorts, and sneakers, posing in front of a pastel Lollapalooza graphic wall.
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A high-profile Xi visit to a rare earths magnet plant reminded observers of China's cutoff of rare earths to Japan in a 2010 confrontation, reports Foreign Policy's Keith Johnson.
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Cyrus embraced the warm summer weather by dressing down in a red crop top and a pair of cutoff jeans, which she accessorized with a series of layered golden necklaces.
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"This is really attractive to currently uninsured, young, and probably male individuals who are making just over 400 percent of the poverty line [the cutoff for Obamacare subsidies]," Anderson says.
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Meanwhile, Democratic attorneys-general have asked a California judge to intervene and direct the administration to continue the payments until their legal challenge to Trump's cutoff is settled in court.
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Monsanto previously submitted a petition asking the board to reject the proposed cutoff date for sprayings and warned the company may file a lawsuit if the board denied the request.
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The country already has suffered intermittent gasoline shortages this year, and a U.S. cutoff would require the state-run firm to find providers in more distant markets such as Rotterdam.
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But its absence delineates the show's cutoff point: a few years after the Photo League was blacklisted and Grossman defamed, he moved to Provincetown, Massachusetts, and shortly thereafter passed away.
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While that study didn't specify one specific age cutoff that would make someone an"older" mother, it did shed some light on the way parenting behaviors change as we age.
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After the September 29th cutoff, the boxes will technically continue to function, but does scheduling recordings (or even flipping between channels) without any guide data sound like a worthwhile endeavor?
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Usually, all the slots are filled somewhere in the final group—between BQ-5 and BQ—but nobody knows exactly where the cutoff will be until the announcements go out.
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"I don't know that there's any magical cutoff date," said Ron Hosko, the FBI's former assistant director of the criminal investigative division and a 30-year veteran of the bureau.
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The funding cutoff in northwest Syria makes it the first part of the war-torn country that the U.S. is officially disengaging from, though Washington will still provide humanitarian aid.
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The way that election law expert Ned Foley of Ohio State University interprets this, it's a hard cutoff: no one can get in line after the official poll closing time.
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Steve Bullock, also missed the necessary cutoff, a sign that more and more candidates may not be able to use the debate stage as a platform as requirements get stricter.
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For example, suppose the deductible is set at 2600 percent of the amount by which a family's income exceeds the Medicaid cutoff, now about $280,43 for a family of four.
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And the Christian Democrats, another party that traces its roots to the country's founding, got less than 6 percent, perilously close to the cutoff to qualify for seats in Parliament.
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That would allow, at least in theory, plenty of time for the United States to develop a response — like a further cutoff of oil revenues, covert action or military strikes.
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As part of that case, American officials released internal ZTE documents in which executives had described creating "cutoff companies" that would do business in places like Iran and North Korea.
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The 5-micron cutoff is arbitrary and ill-advised, according Lydia Bourouiba, whose lab at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology focuses on how fluid dynamics influence the spread of pathogens.
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It's also the income cutoff that the United States government will use to send stimulus checks to Americans as part of its massive coronavirus relief package, should it become law.
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There has been much speculation on where the cutoff would fall this year, with many close qualifiers, sometimes known as "squeakers," holding out hope they would sneak into the race.
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The university now joins dozens of European, Australian and Canadian institutions, as well as a handful of private American schools, that have been screening Chinese candidates using cutoff gaokao scores.
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Days later, she shared a colorful snap of herself wearing a cutoff Van Halen shirt, high-waisted striped shorts and sneakers, posing in front of a pastel Lollapalooza graphic wall.
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Mr. Trump's threats against Mexico and shifting statements about withdrawing from Nafta have prompted some worry, however, persuading Mexican officials to begin exploring options in the event of a cutoff.
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That camera just missed the cutoff point for this decade, though, so here I'm listing Fujifilm's X210 — a genuine design classic that went all-in on retro operation and aesthetic.
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Most private providers won't take on new patients beyond the 21980th week of pregnancy because of the medical and legal risks; some set the cutoff as early as 260 weeks.
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It described how Beyoncé wore Levi's cutoff shorts while performing at Coachella in April 2018 as well as its collaborations with Justin Timberlake and the Air Jordan brand from Nike.
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Exactly how old you have to be to qualify for that check has varied over time, and people frequently propose tweaks of one kind or another to the cutoff age.
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Often they choose a slightly higher cutoff than the expected turnout, on the assumption that poll respondents are likelier than nonrespondents to vote — but exactly how much likelier is somewhat unscientific.
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One specific kind of study would be especially useful: Studying the job performance of applicants whose tests actually showed some drug use, but below the cutoff that defines a "positive" test.
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They limited their analysis to the day before Thanksgiving (Wednesday), and Thanksgiving Day (Thursday), and made the cutoff airports with a minimum of 200 combined flights over the six-year period.
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As Good Housekeeping points out, most kindergarten cutoff dates make it so that if a child was born in September, it's likely that they will be the oldest in their class.
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And so if we created a system that was 21 and above, what we are still going to have is prohibition for youth beneath the age of whatever the cutoff is.
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Wearing a yellow cutoff shirt and black shorts in the video, he flexed his muscles and hinted that his progress at body lifting was just the start of his fitness routine.
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The top 50 at last Monday's cutoff earned exemption to Augusta and Poulter was so dejected after being initially misinformed he was in the Masters field that he considered skipping Houston.
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King-Macon had reached a stop sign at the residential intersection of Warren Drive and Mabelvale Cutoff on the city's southwest side when another vehicle approached hers from behind, police say.
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As typically happens with highly sensitive, deadline-driven transactions like this one, many of the bids to sell were expected to arrive in just the final few days before Thursday's cutoff.
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While a tweet six hours later provided an expanded update of the forecast, this cutoff occurred because the NHC says it doesn't normally see storms that far north in the Atlantic.
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The cutoff jeans that became known as "Daisy Dukes" would later be used in a 1993 rap song and video—Duice's "Dazzey Duks"—widely embraced by young black men and women.
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As a result, farmers are cutoff from a value-added market that could help avoid a crisis across rural America and drivers face fewer options and higher prices at the pump.
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In Maryland, for example, a single mother who qualifies for help would still pay more than $5,500 a year; if her income were above the cutoff, she'd get nothing at all.
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ET trade deadline passed Wednesday, the biggest names in the rumor mill in recent days hadn't gone anywhere and the new July 31 drop-dead cutoff seemed to be a dud.
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Vera Eck, MFT, an Imago relationship therapist in Los Angeles, says that there are healthy boundaries in relationships, and it's important to be aware of when you've hit that cutoff point.
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A debt-to-income ratio of 43% is considered the cutoff for a qualified mortgage, according to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, but smaller lenders and government lenders may make exceptions.
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Last year, in its comparable report on effectuated enrollment for 249 plans, CMS used March 227 as the cutoff date, and the report was for plans effectuated for March, not February.
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There's some debate on optimal levels—some, including the Institute of Medicine, say 20 nanograms per milliliter of blood marks the cutoff, while others place it higher, at 40 or 50.
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Regression discontinuity analysis can find causal relationships by analyzing how a variable — in this case, likelihood of voting — varies across a boundary where there's a cutoff in how much people sleep.
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John Rago, the mayor's deputy chief of staff, confirmed that the rules and regulations posted at city pools only prohibit cutoff jeans and that there is no mention of cotton clothing.
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In a 2017 study of professional soccer teams, researchers examined what happened to players on teams that were just above and below the cutoff to get relegated to a lower division.
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But a cutoff of supplies would not be in the interest of any of the countries in the region, including Iran, which still exports what oil it can through the Gulf.
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Roe also has no cutoff based on the number of weeks a pregnancy has progressed; the dividing line is fetal viability, which doesn't happen at the same point in every pregnancy.
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Yes. While the admissions test remains, Mr. de Blasio has set aside 20 percent of the seats at the specialized schools for low-income students who score just below the cutoff.
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The median baseline level of triglycerides among the subjects was 216 milligrams per deciliter — well above the cutoff for what is considered a normal level, which is 150 milligrams per deciliter.
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China's overall trade with the North was up significantly in the past 12 months, and it has long feared that an oil cutoff would lead to the collapse of the regime.
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In Santa Rosa, Ms. Pistey-Lyhne woke up without power in her home, which she said was at the edge of where the power cutoff had been planned in her neighborhood.
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Although Mississippi was already among the states with a 20-week ban, until the enactment of this latest bill, the cutoff time for abortions at the Jackson clinic was 16 weeks.
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They are the highest-paid doctors, with an average salary of $443,000 in 2015 — which, coincidentally, was almost the exact cutoff for the famed top 1 percent of the income distribution.
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As for North Koreans working overseas, the U.S. Mission said a cutoff on new work permits will eventually cost North Korea about $500 million a year once current work permits expire.
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Although Mississippi is among the states with a 20-week ban, up until the enactment of this latest bill, the cutoff time for abortions at the Jackson clinic was 16 weeks.
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While the Super 2 cutoff is a sliding scale, the rule of thumb is to wait until after mid-June to call up a prospect to avoid paying that fourth year.
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He failed to break through in the polls, raised less money than most of his competitors and was all but certain to miss the cutoff for the Democratic debates in September.
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Iran's minister of telecommunications Mohammad Javad Azari Jahromi said that the government had ordered the cutoff on Saturday and promised that it would return "soon," state broadcaster Press TV reported Monday.
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"I'm interested in computer history, so almost the first thing I did was check for that, but not a lot of computer books were published before the 1964 cutoff," he said.
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But the authors of the working paper argue that Harvard made the test-score cutoff too low for recruiting African-American students, without changing its reliance on high scores for admission.
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The Judge assigned to the case will provide instructions on the process, allow the claimant time to obtain an attorney and consult with all concerned on evidence cutoff and hearing dates.
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The oldest students had birthdays in the first 2 months of enrollment eligibility, while the youngest kids had birthdays in the final 22019 months before the enrollment cutoff for their grade.
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He failed to break through in the polls, raised less money than most of his competitors and was all but certain to miss the cutoff for the Democratic debates in September.
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The University of New Hampshire joins dozens of European, Australian and Canadian universities, as well as a handful of private American institutions, that have been screening candidates using cutoff gaokao scores.
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Some applications probably came in at the last minute, but it's plausible that tens of thousands of immigrants missed the cutoff and will simply lose their DACA once the current grants expire.
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That bill would expand Obamacare's premium subsidies, both by extending federal assistance to more people in lifting the current eligibility cutoff and by increasing the size of the tax credits people receive.
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The federal Department of Health and Human Services sets the cutoff levels for federally required testing (of federal employees, some contractor employees, and workers in safety-sensitive jobs such as truck driving).
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When researching experimental therapies, "I'd get excited by something that seemed promising, only to be told I was too old to join the trial, because the cutoff age was 70," she said.
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"Less than eight breaths per minute is a common cutoff point in a hospital that would trigger people to go to the bedside and make sure a patient is OK," he said.
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There are reports that Vance allegedly told investigators that a passenger's luggage or a part of a passenger's harness tripped the fuel-control cutoff valve, which then caused the engine to die.
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Appropriately opting for an (almost) all-rainbow look, Gaga wore a black bandeau top underneath a cropped rainbow jacket with a pair of cutoff denim shorts adorned with rainbow-colored beaded fringe.
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Even before Mr. Cuomo announced that bus service was being halted, some passengers reported long waits in the cold, and as the noon cutoff approached, they worried that they would be stranded.
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However, the choice of that year as a cutoff point is questionable and telling, as Jesse Singal pointed out in New York—2014 was the recent national low-point for homicide rates.
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Although she has risen to 87th in the world this week, the Belarussian needed the wildcard as she was not ranked high enough when the cutoff for the entry list was made.
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Regardless, the cutoff will remain at 18.6 miles per hour, the point at which NHTSA believes tire, wind, and other noise becomes loud enough that an artificial sound is no longer needed.
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Rob Portman is looking into creating a more rolling phaseout of Obamacare's Medicaid expansion, to avoid a sudden cutoff where states have to stop expanding their Medicaid programs with enhanced federal funds.
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Air Force lifting weight requirements for F-35 pilots Fun fact: Even the previous 136-pound cutoff is 10 pounds heavier than the maximum weight of a jockey at the Kentucky Derby.
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So the numerous calls from almost 100 members of Congress — for a cutoff of military and security aid until the government puts an end to impunity — have mostly fallen on deaf ears.
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The regulation, which was finalized in May, makes anyone earning up to $47,476 a year, or roughly $85033 a week, eligible for overtime pay — a dramatic increase over the $23,660 cutoff now.
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The regulation, which was finalized in May, makes anyone earning up to $21625,2900 a year, or roughly $220006 a week, eligible for overtime pay -- a dramatic increase over the $2202,2628 cutoff now.
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Patrick Noonan, housing coordinator at the Colorado Housing Connects group, said some seniors even offered to pay money for what are free counseling services just to get in ahead of the cutoff.
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The attorneys general for New York, California, and more than a dozen other states moved Friday to sue the Trump administration to block the cutoff of critical Obamacare payments to health insurers.
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"The designs are not about Russia or Russian style," Mr. Rubchinskiy said, sitting in cutoff shorts on bleachers outside the factory building on a gorgeously bright and unusually cool Florentine summer afternoon.
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Even though the new season of "The Handmaid's Tale" didn't air in time for this year's cutoff, producers were able to submit some later episodes from the previous season for Emmy consideration.
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The health insurer is keeping its cutoff at 6 months old, but added a policy for kids who were slightly older at the time of the FDA approval and meet other criteria.
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The average debt-to-earning ratio among all types of higher education institutions is 13 percent, and a full 39 percent of graduates from private universities would be considered above the cutoff.
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A quirk in the rules helped these children: Broward requires that schools with even one child who tests above the I.Q. cutoff devote an entire classroom to gifted and high-achieving children.
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Take the energy you'd normally put into using or drinking and make your outfit extra cool—add sequins, bust out that new waistcoat or cutoff, or try out a new makeup look.
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It's not clear whether the logic behind the manslaughter charge will fly with Cutoff District Attorney's Office, which is led by the first black, female district attorney in the state, Lynneice Washington.
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Among his requests, said a person briefed by the White House, are a total cutoff of purchases of North Korean coal, closing North Korean bank accounts and sending home North Korean workers.
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The month of May frequently becomes a headlong rush of streaming TV, as many shows scramble to debut by May 31 — the cutoff date to qualify for the Emmys in the fall.
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Mr. Blumenstein recalled that when he was principal of Bronx Science, the Discovery students typically fell just short of the school's cutoff score, and might have been admitted to another specialized school.
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North Carolina primary results: While Biden and Sanders both easily passed the threshold for delegate viability in North Carolina, Bloomberg and Warren failed to reach the 15% cutoff point in the state.
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So consider paying ahead for 2018 education, especially if you are near an income cutoff: over $56,000 in modified adjusted gross income for individuals, or $112,000 for couples for the maximum credit.
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If that income cutoff isn't dispiriting enough, to be part of the top 239 percent, which represented 20.1,219.5 returns in 20.01, your adjusted gross income needed to be at least $28.7 million.
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In the White House's telling, Mr. Xi is responding to pressure by Mr. Trump to threaten a cutoff of the North's financial links and energy supplies — its twin lifelines as a state.
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