And we don't want people to fall through the cracks.
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It was inevitable that immigrants would fall through the cracks.
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Even then, bits of data might fall through the cracks.
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When prices fall through strike levels, declines often accelerate sharply.
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These holes were especially easy for refugees to fall through.
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Without change, too many children will fall through the cracks.
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That number is expected to consistently fall through the year.
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When that gap isn't bridged things fall through the cracks.
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Our temperatures slowly fall through the 30s during the day.
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It is possible that Mr. Sayoc's plea could fall through.
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It's important not to let details fall through the cracks.
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Medifund: Some Singaporeans fall through the cracks of Medisave and Medishield.
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He said euro-dollar could near or just fall through $22008.
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I saw the dog fall through the ice and screamed out.
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He said euro-dollar could near or just fall through $1.20.
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Burns predicts the homeownership rate will continue to fall through 22000.
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It's still possible that some people may fall through the cracks.
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But copies with purposefully evasive titles still fall through the cracks.
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It wasn't entirely surprising to see the Uber gig fall through.
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ANONYMOUS Things fall through the cracks when people we love die.
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Receiver Michael Gallup then let a pass fall through his hands.
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And everywhere, migrants with the wrong papers fall through the cracks.
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That force helps ensure that your laptop doesn't fall through the table.
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It happens: commitments pop up, plans fall through, and mostly, Netflix beckons.
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Don't worry if all of your cousin plans fall through this year.
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CNN: Why does the population you help often fall through the cracks?
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The talks are said to be "advanced," but could still fall through.
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Many veterans fall through the cracks of the system, with tragic consequences.
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UNICREDIT COULD EXPLORE MERGER WITH COMMERZBANK IF DEUTSCHE TALKS FALL THROUGH - SOURCE
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I could not vote to let those kids fall through the cracks.
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Price says Medicaid users won't "fall through the cracks" 1:04 p.m.
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"There would be people who would fall through the cracks," he said.
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It was last week when Davis realized their plans would fall through.
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That doesn't mean that some young women don't fall through the cracks.
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Barring this automated approach, new developments will inevitably fall through the cracks.
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The standard boilerplate in these situations: A deal could ultimately fall through.
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Unfortunately, people with postpartum OCD often fall through the cracks, Yip said.
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Apps routinely die on arrival, hardware doesn't pan out, partnerships fall through.
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Gotta hate those hard to reach places that fall through the cracks.
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"We're not going to let anyone fall through the cracks," Smith said.
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Someone will have to respond in case the charges will fall through.
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Amazing how these lucrative little fees tend to fall through the cracks!
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PERHAPS, LET'S BE OPTIMISTIC, THEY'LL FALL THROUGH AND SOME GOOD WILL COME.
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Educators are afraid that their undocumented students will fall through the cracks.
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But many people simply fall through the cracks, innocent and guilty alike.
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N, which could still fall through, could not be learned, the WSJ said.
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It will become available in the United States later this fall, through Sephora.
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A good offer can take months to materialise, only to fall through later.
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If talks fall through, moderates say they will activate their discharge petition Tuesday.
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I've committed to two apartments so far and then had them fall through.
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The wights start to converge on their position but fall through the ice.
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"We want to make sure she doesn't fall through the cracks," Barnes said.
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There is always a chance that deal talks fall through, the sources cautioned.
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Boredom breeds insanity and the most vulnerable— like Bpaet, fall through the cracks.
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But each company must also plan for life should the deal fall through.
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There are just so many of them that some fall through the cracks.
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One has a hole large enough for a tractor-trailer to fall through.
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Be ready to fall through the Matrix, but like, in a fun way.
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Elijah Cummings (D-Md.), a CBC member, who let the meeting fall through.
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"There're always going to be people who fall through the cracks," she said.
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This is still an early report and the acquisition talks could still fall through.
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And if they do, they'll be allowing some immigrants to fall through the cracks.
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Supporters said it helped authorities catch criminals who might otherwise fall through the cracks.
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"Without a BIT, you have more students that fall through the cracks," she said.
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But manipulated videos that don't set off either alarm can fall through the cracks.
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It would be a significant political loss if the deal were to fall through.
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But it's still common for kits, especially older kits, to fall through the cracks.
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Even with signed term sheets and subscription agreements, the deal can still fall through.
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I'll fall through the cracks and go 'I don't know what I just did.
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So it's not in either studio's best interest to let this deal fall through.
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What doesn't fall through the cracks for you is what gives you an identity.
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Shipping will follow at some point in the fall through Amazon and Yukai's site.
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The 41-year old freelance writer watched a bunch of her projects fall through.
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Too many L.G.B.T. students who are alienated from their families fall through the cracks.
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Reporters pressed Sanders on whether it was possible that the meeting might fall through.
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His biggest hurdle right now is they don't want to fall through the ice.
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If we neglect their education and health, this generation will fall through the cracks.
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Morning temperatures in the 13s are likely to fall through the 40s through the afternoon.
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Still, analysts cautioned that a deal might fall through especially as Russia's participation remained uncertain.
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I would be so ready to make it, and then the money would fall through.
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The report said a deal could be announced Monday, though it could also fall through.
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Each time he seemed close to getting an offer, the job would suddenly fall through.
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CNN: You also embrace the transgender community and others who might fall through the cracks.
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But financing can fall through, particularly in today's markets in the United States and China.
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Would the Cheetos fall through the hole and erode the rest of his body slowly?
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Direct Jetblue flights from New York City are $315 (typically $600 from fall through winter).
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Fox is literally going to start taking bets next fall through a company they acquired.
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Ingraham saw the car stop, fall through the ice and begin to fill with water.
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"All of the people who take the passenger approach fall through the sifter," she adds.
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Tragically, some victims are children who fall through ice or get lost in residential snowbanks.
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Adults with autism tend to fall through the cracks, according to the Autism Housing Network.
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When your plan is not to have plans, you're lucky to have it fall through.
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It is so beautiful that your curiosity makes you blind; you might easily fall through.
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It is so beautiful that your curiosity makes you blind; you might easily fall through.
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However, WSJ notes the deal "could still fall through or be delayed due to unforeseen events."
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They decided to cast Aniston for the role, hoping that the other show would fall through.
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If the deal were to fall through, SCB could consider new bidders, the people told Reuters.
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Unfortunately, users who fall through the cracks in the prevention-and-treatment system face unprecedented risks.
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Leaping from planes, we fall through aurora that looks as though it's melting into the sky.
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Also recommended: strengthening the "social safety net" for those who may otherwise fall through the cracks.
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"There's going to be a few of these things that fall through the cracks," he said.
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With each heave, he watched the city's skyline rise and fall through the early morning haze.
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Nobody should have to fall through the cracks without receiving the care they need and deserve.
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Despite the largesse, there are concerns that millions of people will still fall through the cracks.
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Many in China understood how easily they could fall through the country's broken social safety net.
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It was more a need to combine more closely, so children don't fall through the cracks.
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He seemed relaxed for a man about to fall through a mile or so of troposphere.
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And I don't think that they wanted to see any sex offenders fall through the cracks.
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They will be less likely to fall through the grates and you can always slice them later.
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But there's always a chance that the Kickstarter will fall through or just fail to meet expectations.
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Usually when plans fall through, Pisces, it's because you flake, not because everyone else is a mess.
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We're told that the fundraising is still in progress and that some deals could fall through. Musical.
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"A few of my friends I saw fall through the roof suffered a few injuries," he said.
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However, with tens of millions of takedown requests per month, some fraudulent requests fall through the cracks.
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For one, the live video format may allow illegal content to more easily fall through the cracks.
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What I understand less is how he's been able to fall through all the cracks of society.
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ET, the capsule will leave the space station and some five hours later fall through Earth's atmosphere.
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SoftBank will let the deal fall through after an insufficient number of Intelsat creditors backed the deal.
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The talks "have come together quickly, are fluid, and still could fall through," according to the Journal.
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It's always scary, because actors, we're always kind of unemployed, at any moment something could fall through.
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"This is not a crack in the justice system that she happened to fall through," Niou continued.
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But even with that aid, many fall through the cracks and end up owing their school money.
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Yet, state resources are hardly unlimited, and some local cases of wrongdoing inevitably fall through the cracks.
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The sources, who cautioned it is possible negotiations fall through, requested anonymity because the matter is confidential.
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Sometimes writers fall through posterity's cracks because, in retrospect, we can't figure out where to place them.
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There are a lot of bands that fall through the cracks and people don't really appreciate them.
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"The idea was people who fall through the cracks would have a high-risk pool," he says.
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Should this new deal fall through, Aon will have to pay $1 billion to Willis Towers Watson.
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Research begun under one president can be discontinued or simply fall through the cracks with the next.
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We're not gonna let it fall through the cracks because of the potential catastrophe waiting to happen.
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So, the bigger your guest list, the more likely that some gifts will fall through the cracks.
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I honestly did see a little terrier of some kind fall through the ice into a lake.
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Some are born stateless because of gaps in nationality laws — in effect, they fall through the cracks.
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It makes it easier to flip your veggies and minimizes the chances they'll fall through the grates. 5.
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There's a lot to coordinate and a lot of areas where information can potentially fall through the cracks.
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"We cannot allow noncitizen veterans to fall through the cracks of our broken immigration system," Takano told CNN.
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A collapse of the coalition could lead to the government's fall through a no-confidence vote in parliament.
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I know it's considered "a joke" but I still wanted to see Angela's cat fall through the ceiling.
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NASA defines meteors (or shooting stars) as rocks or debris in space that fall through a planet's atmosphere.
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We saw him fall through the cracks of the ruptured chevron floor and into negative space of cancellation.
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The report clarified that a deal has not yet been definitively agreed on and could still fall through.
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The problem is that some people in the mid blood pressure range may fall through the diagnosis cracks.
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Comey first called the controversial FISA 2628 searches necessary to make sure evidence doesn't fall through the cracks.
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Unemployment fell again last month, and is on track to fall through 4 percent by early next year.
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That same day, DeSalvo's office issued a report to Congress outlining how wearables fall through the HIPAA cracks.
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Where pigeons fluttered above Blade Runner's L.A. sprawl, dead pigeons fall through holes in the roofs Observer's Krakow.
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What is more, banks typically do receive some small portion of the full fees if deals fall through.
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Natural cracks and cavities in the bedrock slowly expand, and the soil above it begins to fall through.
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It's possible the deal could fall through, but it's much more likely the contract will just be extended.
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The pay is often low, assignments can fall through quickly, and you're at the whim of multiple bosses.
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Plans are likely to fall through today, but in their place, something exciting and magical could pop up.
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The second lesson for ambitious officials is to make sure that gifted teenagers do not fall through the cracks.
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The offer is valid from September 22 — the first day of fall — through National Coffee Day on September 29.
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Sometimes you fall through the floor, get stuck on a building, and die while the game is ostensibly paused.
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I wouldn't have to sit around and wait for a buyer, or worry that a sale might fall through.
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Upon exploring her apartment, you fall through the floor, a kind of rabbit hole into the city's countless layers.
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Judging by moderator comments and FAQ's, it's not uncommon for deals to fall through or shipments to be delayed.
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But there's one small story that, while comparatively unimportant, is charming enough that it shouldn't fall through the cracks.
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I also had a contract I was counting on to pay my bills fall through at the last minute.
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Critical business meetings will be delayed and global deals will fall through because of the slow processing of visas.
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Nonetheless, he believes the group's fall through a longer-term trend line could be signaling a catch-up opportunity.
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In the meantime, some tips continued to fall through the cracks, angering some workers who spoke with Business Insider.
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Some plans with friends may fall through this evening, but that's fine—a night alone will do you good.
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Their fear is legitimate and we must refuse to let it fall through the cracks between the fluff pieces.
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History has shown that when states require more paperwork from Medicaid beneficiaries, more eligible people fall through the cracks.
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"When you wear so many hats, some of what you have to do will fall through cracks," she said.
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But humans don't manually review each product, and plenty of goods that violate Amazon's policies fall through the cracks.
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Today, with so much content crying out for attention, more forgettable-sounding programs can easily fall through the cracks.
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Some people even wear gloves when they sleep, and from fall through mid-spring, I wear socks to bed.
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Instead, about 10 to 15 percent of this volume will fall through the cracks and be lost for good.
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If those negotiations fall through, an AirAsia group initial public offering may not be in the cards anytime soon.
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We're a long way from knowing any specifics, and the outlet still cautions that the plan could fall through.
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Additional downside pressure on the yuan could emerge if trade negotiations fall through during the G20 summit, he said.
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"That's why they're worried [about] how many people come up here and we might fall through the floor," Millard said.
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The time and expense could sometimes cause a deal to fall through, or a company would run out of money.
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An agreement has not been finalized yet and talks could still fall through, Bloomberg said citing one of the sources.
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I'VE BEEN ON THE PHONE DAILY ENSURING THAT WE ARE DOING EVERYTHING TO NOT LET ANYONE FALL THROUGH THE CRACKS.
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Some critics argue that this approach takes too long and allows certain videos and images to fall through the cracks.
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This poses a fall hazard to the infant in the sling, as the bottom of the carrier could fall through.
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The aircraft are surprisingly aerobatic: Some races are even designed with vertical gates that pilots must dive (or fall) through.
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"These patients fall through the cracks," said Dr. Nauman Tariq, director of the Johns Hopkins Headache Center in Baltimore, Maryland.
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If both health insurance deals fall through, the total amount of transactions would drop to $4.59 trillion, according to Dealogic.
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"I've been working here for a while and I've never seen anyone fall through the cracks like this," she said.
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"You would hope there would be this robust safety net for people who fall through the cracks," Professor Burch said.
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"The people who typically fall through the cracks are the ones who are also being left behind here," she said.
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We go inside to the reds and the burnt siennas, which then fall through to the deeper blue colors below.
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But when they first saw the babies, both gazed out the window, rapt, afraid one would fall through the grate.
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The book details his incredible rise and fall through vivid stories and first-hand accounts found in Durant's unpublished autobiography.
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He said that if talks fall through, he doesn't think there will be a package to simply extend expired provisions.
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Without the cash, Parhamovich was worried that the deal for the studio could fall through after a temporary lease expired.
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However, rumored deals with the Portland Trail Blazers and New Orleans Pelicans for Okafor appeared to fall through in recent weeks.
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With everything moving at such a quick pace, many things can fall through the cracks—will anyone even remember that Sept.
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If the EIA data confirms the build, "oil's got big problems," he said, adding he expects crude could fall through $22.
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If things fall through, DeLauro said, it would be over failure to reach a substantive middle ground, particularly on labor issues.
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These faeces and bodies fall through the water column as what is known as marine snow, and accumulate at the bottom.
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The sources cautioned that deal negotiations could still fall through and asked not to be identified because the talks are confidential.
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There's no attempt to figure out what they're up against, or come up with a Plan B if things fall through.
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Those back channels allow two sides to negotiate without public posturing and internal opposition, decreasing the risks if talks fall through.
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"It did not fall through the ice but was frozen to the surface of the ice," the Newton Police Department wrote.
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America is a Darwinian society where troubled individuals too easily fall through the cracks rather than get the treatment they need.
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"There's certainly going to be situations where, no matter what you do, something's going to fall through the cracks," he added.
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As policies shift, we should certainly provide for those who lose jobs as a result and otherwise fall through the cracks.
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Many experts believe that the funding available under AHCA already isn't enough to make sure people don't fall through the cracks.
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High fixed costs mean that profits rise sharply alongside volumes, while margins fall through the floor as inventories are worked off.
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Merrick Garland, the chief judge on the D.C. Circuit, has been floated as a compromise choice if other options fall through.
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"A lot of times kids fall through the cracks and families are not getting the appropriate support they need," she added.
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When the contracts for deed fall through, Harbour "churns the property through the process anew," often to a new prospective homeowner.
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The sun has no solid surface to speak of, so when we try to land, we'll fall through to the interior.
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Other developers have offered to pay brokers before the contract closing, a risky move if the deal were to fall through.
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The eye socket (or "orbit" in Latin) takes on the appearance of a complex cave system that we slowly fall through.
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Without the cash, Parhamovich was worried that the deal for the studio could fall through after a nine-month lease expired.
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But a number of them say China could also now let the yuan fall through 7 later this year or next year.
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Some people will fall through the cracks between the old standard and the new one; it's just a question of how many.
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There are so many kids who fall through the cracks and there are a lot of kids who don't have real parents.
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The Republican National Committee raked in $117 million online from last fall through this week and picked up one million new donors.
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Both CEOs have ruled out seeking cash from shareholders, saying the merger would fall through if they were forced to raise capital.
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In book after book, his characters fall through constructed surfaces and constructed selves into deeper, more terrifying but also more numinous realities.
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The deal could be announced as soon as Sunday, though sources warned the deal was not final and may still fall through.
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You just never know what ideas are going to work and how you are going to adjust when your ideas fall through.
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Oil prices threatened to fall through key technical levels on Wednesday after the government issued a bearish report on U.S. fuel stockpiles.
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He has created jobs and will protect those who fall through the economic cracks created by the weak leaders of the past.
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Large flat items like cardboard are carried up and over the screen, while smaller items fall through the spaces between the discs.
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As a black hole sucks in its surroundings, those surroundings start colliding with each other as they fall through the event horizon.
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This messy process can rack up billable hours, lead to data mismatches and let important signatures or approvals fall through the cracks.
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Teams like Winnipeg or Ottawa or a dozen others can fall through the cracks and end up being largely ignored for years.
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Twitter still hosts virulent anti-Semitic posts and ISIS propaganda continues to fall through the cracks on Instagram, despite the company's policies.
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Reports indicate his chair was left in the upright position, which caused him to fall through when he sat, the station said.
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It is supposed to be alert, to connect dots, to keep the cracks from widening so that children do not fall through.
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These dense bodies fall through the cytoplasm of spore-containing cells, signaling them to keep reaching toward the sky as they grow.
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But many people with mental illness have lapses in employment and could easily fall through the cracks under a plan like that.
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Wired noted in 2015 that trolls tend to inflate the bids on "rare" and collectible items, making large offers that inevitably fall through.
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Negotiations between the two companies and the U.S. government have not been finalized and any deal could still fall through, the sources cautioned.
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Without any help from our government, many would fall through the cracks, go homeless and jobless and be forced to live in poverty.
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However, negotiations are still ongoing and the Department of Justice is prepared to litigate if the negotiations fall through, according to the source.
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However, it's highly unlikely that the space station will fall through the atmosphere and end up on your head, or in your community.
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As an entrepreneur, you are fulfilling many roles, and it can be easy for some of those jobs to fall through the cracks.
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Apparently the hole that the nanoballs fall through has to be so precise that only a human eye can get the job done.
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Today, we have disparate regulations fragmented across 38 states, a patchwork quilt of rules, and racehorses fall through the holes far too often.
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Opinion Sitka, Alaska — FROM fall through spring, the fleet of commercial fishing boats here in the panhandle of Alaska stalk winter king salmon.
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If it's what got you out of bed, then it means it's important enough that you shouldn't let it fall through the cracks.
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Shelley Capito (R-WV), another possibly crucial vote, by pressing her on the medication her daughter would lose should her insurance fall through.
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Considering the fact we're all busy people with jobs and to-do lists, a lot of good shows can fall through the cracks.
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Raccoons fall through roof into home, cause chaos Raw video: Police and firefighters have difficult time catching mother raccoon in Sheridan Township, Michigan.
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With a minimalist yet celestial aesthetic, the 15-30 minutes it takes to play feel like a free fall through universal human experiences.
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Imagine winding down after a long day and getting ready for bed when a pair of snakes FALL THROUGH your ceiling mid-combat.
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UniCredit could explore a merger with Commerzbank if talks with Deutsche fall through, two people with knowledge of the matter said on Thursday.
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His 2013 video, which includes a frantic car chase and a jaw-dropping free fall through the middle of a building, went viral.
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So we had one venue fall through and the net thing you know, it's summer and our weekends are spent in the Hamptons.
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A written pact has yet to be signed and is still weeks away, and the deal could still fall through in the meantime.
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Despite a ban on groups that threaten political violence or seek to overturn Germany's constitutional order, some individuals do fall through the cracks.
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" And on CBS, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said, "If our diplomatic efforts fall through, our military option is the only one left.
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But a series of political missteps have caused his popularity to fall through the floor to just 23 percent in a recent poll.
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Studies have shown that after a hip fracture is repaired, patients often fall through the cracks, leaving them at risk of a recurrence.
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In between other assignments, I ended up visiting almost a half-dozen times over about six months, from last fall through this summer.
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These improvements make real differences in the lives of students, but they leave plenty of room for children to fall through the cracks.
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"When you are bombarded with refill after refill, it's easy for things to fall through the cracks, despite your best efforts," he said.
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Some sales will fall through the cracks, according to Jefferies analyst Stephanie Wissink, who wrote a note about the toy industry on Friday.
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"And deals are beginning to fall through: MedMen Enterprises pulled plans for an all-stock purchase of PharmaCann in October," notes the Journal.
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Hart Island could become that place — a meaningful memorial center open to the whole city, not just those who fall through the cracks.
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On Tuesday, Pitkethly called it "a remote circumstance" that the abolition would fall through, and said its workaround plan had passed muster with advisors.
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In DC, another woman confronted Capito in her Capitol office, pressing her on the medication her daughter would lose should her insurance fall through.
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"My take is that this will fall through," said Handelsbanken analyst Karri Rinta, cutting his rating on Fortum shares to a "reduce" from "accumulate".
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Email and texts fall through the cracks, sometimes accidentally, sometimes because we don't know what to say or are afraid to tell the truth.
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And they'd rather have poorer students without a lifetime of access to top-shelf educational resources fall through the cracks than go without themselves.
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The device will cost $39.99 when it's released this fall through the company's website and at various retailers, like Best Buy, Target, and Brookstone.
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People fall through its cracks; they have difficulty finding out which programs they're eligible for and experience shame and stigma for being on welfare.
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But analysts, like Capital One's Luke Lemoine and Nomura's Matthew Johnston, said the market expected the deal to fall through, according to research notes.
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The caveat with anything crowdfunded still remains: nothing is guaranteed and a project can fall through or fail to be completed at any time.
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"The whole thing looks like it's gonna fall through," Barton, visibly shaken, is heard saying in a video showing the damage obtained by TMZ.
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This makes it more expensive than it should be, and will probably always cause a significant number of people to fall through the cracks.
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As Nell hurtles down from the staircase, Nell also begins to fall through her timeline, stopping at every sighting of the Bent-Neck Lady.
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This suggests that happy societies are those with supportive social systems and institutions that make it harder for people to fall through the cracks.
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But there are still mistakes that fall through the cracks, which patients could catch if they had easy access to their health care information.
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Many small meteorites break apart as they fall through the atmosphere, ravaged by thousand-degree temperatures as relentless atmospheric friction scorches whatever passes through.
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The CFPB was established by Dodd-Frank to police predatory lending and other financial fraud that could fall through the cracks of other agencies.
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As an entrepreneur and mom of three, Ayesha Curry has to let something fall through the cracks occasionally — and she's totally okay with that.
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If we focus on those who fall through the cracks and fail to attend follow-up, we have a real shot at saving lives.
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And yet, there is a risk that amid all the rancor and distractions in Washington that this sensible law could fall through the cracks.
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"There is a risk that many IS orphans will become stateless and fall through the cracks of repatriation and rehabilitation efforts," the report said.
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Flights can be missed, appointments can be canceled or rescheduled, funding can fall through forcing appointments to be canceled or rescheduled, and so on.
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Should the deal fall through and Disney is force to submit a bid, they could face some stiff competition for the broadcaster from Comcast.
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The lucky revelers who didn't fall through teetered on the edge of the abyss, pressing up against the wall to keep from going down.
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Would I fall through a sepia-shaded black hole into a gay Never Never Land, like the one I had seen in Bianchi's photos?
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Rents should continue to fall through 2016 because demand is likely to remain weak, while new office space could increase by up to 7%.
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The jacket for Tennessee Williams's short-story collection "Hard Candy" showed extreme close-ups of cellophane-wrapped sweets, seeming to fall through the air.
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Then there was the 13-year-old boy who did not fall through the ice, but caused a stir on social media anyway. Sgt.
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The deal terms state Aon will be obligated to pay a fee of $22021 billion to Willis if the deal were to fall through.
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We must also provide wraparound supports for students in their first years of college so they don't fall through gaps that are deceptively wide.
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But sometimes the jobs would fall through, and a volatile income made it hard to maintain her health coverage or plan for the future.
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I've had a pair for over a year that have gotten a lot of use, from fall through spring, and they've held up well.
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Players like Eric Swann are not supposed to fall through the cracks like this, let alone into the gray market weirdness of semipro football.
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Trader Steve Grasso said the retailers will make a comeback because he thinks the Mexican border tax proposed by the Trump administration will fall through.
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As someone that gets what feels like a million emails from publicists each day, it can be easy for one to fall through the cracks.
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Evan Blass predicted that Google would launch the Pixel Watch at the company's fall hardware event last year, only for that rumor to fall through.
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And the floor was so weak in one of the yurts that you felt like the toilet may fall through while you were on it.
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But lawyers say many EU citizens lawfully in the country could fall through the net and face losing their rights to benefits such as healthcare.
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We need to start focusing on this earlier, before they become veterans so that there's a customized plan so people don't fall through the cracks.
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But lawyers say many EU citizens lawfully in the country could fall through the net and face losing their rights to benefits such as healthcare.
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Hospitals themselves are hectic environments with many moving parts, so much so that care decisions often fall through the cracks and cause harm to patients.
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"Incidents like this show why we need an affidavit safety net to catch vulnerable voters who fall through the cracks at the DMV" he said.
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It also had a HiSeq X order fall through, resulting in 26 HiSeq X shipments in the third quarter instead of the expected 30 plus.
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Those bits of comet material fall through Earth's atmosphere, burning up and creating the shooting stars we can see in a dark, cloudless night sky.
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After finding his brother's dog Copper fall through thin ice into frigid water, a guy named Colin risked his own life to rescue the pup.
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What was this outcome like for you—coming so close to witnessing the ultimate manifestation of what you stand for, then seeing it fall through?
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Almost 1 million people are under flash flood watch in the region, where 4 to 6 inches of rain is expected to fall through Friday.
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Asparagus is another option, and you don't have to worry about keeping the spears perpendicular to the grill grates, lest the skinny ones fall through.
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Price said lawmakers must ensure Medicaid users don't "fall through the cracks" during the transition from ObamaCare to a new healthcare law designed by Republicans.
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And, as Reuters reported last year, many at-risk children in California and other states fall through the cracks of these programs and go untested.
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Freight volumes across the board are likely to fall through 2020, the credit ratings agency said on Friday, lowering its outlook to negative from stable.
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Security concerns in North Kivu might mean contact tracers cannot move freely about the region, and that some contacts might then fall through the cracks.
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Jackson fell to the ground and later said he had no idea who had tipped the ball when he saw it fall through the net.
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Even revenues from the implemented tax could be used to fund a program that subsidizes vaccines for any remaining children who fall through the cracks.
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People do fall through the cracks, and working out ways to take your fate into your own hands is a useful exercise in self-reliance.
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We cannot build a better healthcare system if we forgo access to care and allow the less affluent among us to fall through the cracks.
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But more important, it also points the way to rethinking the nation's antipoverty strategy, which allows far too many Americans to fall through the cracks.
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The film examines society's treatment of Bishop and of others with mental health conditions and the systems that allow them to fall through the cracks.
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If particularly severe problems are discovered, the entire deal could fall through, which means the house-hunting process will have to start all over again.
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Those individuals familiar with the bidding, who cautioned it is possible negotiations could fall through with either party, requested anonymity because the matter is confidential.
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But homes that are leased in rent-to-own deals can fall through the cracks because the city has so many abandoned and rundown homes.
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I mean ordinary winter cold, like that typically experienced, chronically or episodically, by people in every state but Hawaii from late fall through early spring.
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Registers were created decades ago to address the kind of recurrent abuse that can fall through the cracks, often revealed when a child is killed.
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An engineering school, like Carnegie Mellon, might want to use Handshake to give extra prominence to liberal arts students who could otherwise fall through the cracks.
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The sources, however, cautioned that negotiations between the two companies and the U.S. government have not been finalized yet, and any deal could still fall through.
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Assessing these systems is a data-intensive task and creating parallel municipal systems to make sure people don't fall through the cracks is civically very important.
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Britain would be foolish to rejoice in the idea that, if those deals fall through, the Conservative government might easily strike some post-Brexit bilateral replacements.
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What went wrong: "A lot of issues fall through cracks in the early days of an administration, especially one with so much controversy," said CDT's Richardson.
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Plus, there's her dream of becoming a writer, which is looking as about as impossible as finding an apartment with a floor that doesn't fall through.
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This comes just months after Sinclair Broadcast Group saw its $3.9 billion deal for Tribune Media fall through, after it was accused of lying to regulators.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - UniCredit could explore a merger with Commerzbank if talks with Deutsche Bank fall through, two people with knowledge of the matter said on Thursday.
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A deal with KOTAM could still fall through, and two sources said that AirAsia has not closed the door to a deal with a Chinese bidder.
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We swap our wardrobes according to seasons and the same goes with our wine: whites in spring, rosés in summer, and reds all fall through winter.
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It can also be risky to offer too much, because an appraiser might not value the home as high, and the mortgage financing could fall through.
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Its results suggest that happy societies are those with supportive social systems and institutions that make it harder for people to fall through the cracks. 9.
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The space station was a particularly heavy and dense vehicle, and experts predicted that large pieces of it would probably survive the fall through Earth's atmosphere.
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And some cases deemed evidentiarily sufficient still fall through because defendants die before the trial begins, or they are deemed unfit to stand trial by doctors.
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"A large proportion will get caught by the sewage treatment works, [but] even that small proportion that does fall through is going to accumulate," Napper says.
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"The people who are hardest-hit often fall through the radar of ... companies, and the solutions they need are not available on the market," Harmeling said.
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This clarity makes it less likely for things to fall through the cracks because both parents assumed the other was taking responsibility for a certain task.
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The sources, who asked not to be identified because the matter is confidential, cautioned that it is still possible for the deal negotiations to fall through.
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"We have a little patchwork of laws that help some people in some circumstances, but more people fall through the cracks than get justice," Neuwirth said.
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But they can't go after every little fish in the sea of quackery out there, so some of these products may simply fall through the gaps.
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MICRO FOCUS SAYS AT THIS STAGE OF THE YEAR COST PROGRAMAMES ARE WELL ADVANCED, THE MAJORITY OF THE IMPACT ON REVENUE WILL FALL THROUGH TO EARNINGS
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Obviously, focusing on the toughest students in the toughest schools is a very heavy lift, because these are students who almost always fall through societal cracks.
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If you just poured powder into the machine, it would fall through immediately because there's an opening for the pod that gets bigger at the right time.
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The current prototyped version, not yet interactive, propels the viewer in a slow free-fall through stripped-down rooms and open spaces as a modulated voice narrates.
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It makes me happy to open it, which makes me actually want to use it, which means I'm not letting plans or details fall through the cracks.
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Trump said he was hopeful his summit with Kim would take place on June 12 as originally scheduled but left open the possibility talks would fall through.
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In a meeting Wednesday, he broached the idea of Trump meeting directly with members if talks between Mexico and the US fall through, according to senators. Sen.
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But there are multiple points where you can get the bad ending, which changes how or why the birthday plans fall through based on when it happens.
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Another source said that if the ECB insisted on a capital increase or on BPM being folded immediately into the new group, the deal could fall through.
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Independently-owned hotels sometimes fall through the cracks of the hospitality industry because they struggle to compete with major chains, but don't belong on Airbnb or HomeAway.
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And even plans with friends you see all the time are destined to fall through the cracks if you don't put in the effort to follow up.
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Sometimes corporate celebrations of feminism fall through — just look at McDonald's, which decided to flip its golden arches to a "W" instead of providing paid maternity leave.
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In fact, its stated policy is to rely on "voluntary compliance," a manifestly ineffective strategy that allows some foreign agents, like Manafort, to fall through the cracks.
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Almost 1 million people are under flash flood watch in that part of California, where 4 to 0003 inches of rain are expected to fall through Friday.
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If the deal were to fall through, it could have ramifications for jobs on Boeing's production line and also put other Iran-related aircraft deals in jeopardy.
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In addition to continuing to support this vital program, it is time to modernize the state programs to expand eligibility so fewer women fall through the cracks.
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Commercial discussions are continuing but the deal could fall through because Abraaj has not provided some of the information required by Colony, another source said without elaborating.
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Sky News reported in July 2017 that investment giant SoftBank had planned to invest in Deliveroo through its Vision Fund, but those talks appeared to fall through.
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Goopflix is coming: Variety reported today that Gwyneth Paltrow will bring her controversial lifestyle brand Goop into even more households this fall through a deal with Netflix.
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But they also helped her get through a rough post-Open patch — from last fall through the Australian Open in January — when she lost eight straight matches.
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But Mr. Fishman also suggested that posts by organizations like Hezbollah could fall through the cracks because the groups stopped short of issuing direct threats of violence.
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The tension among completion, comprehension, and the complexity of the game and the ecosystem around it means that something is always going to fall through the cracks.
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Son has repeatedly said he could invest in Lyft should the Uber transaction fall through, although a few Uber insiders treat that as a deft negotiating ploy.
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The current U.S. administration has taken a tough stance on the sale of U.S. companies to Chinese entities, with the MoneyGram deal the latest to fall through.
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Sex work is still criminalized in Senegal for those who are unregistered, which effectively creates a two-tiered system in which "clandestine" prostitutes fall through the cracks.
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If that deal were to fall through, it would mean both AT&T and Time Warner may look for other companies to combine with, sources have said.
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The best snow he ever found was in Cochrane, in remote northeastern Ontario, where there is little wind to batter snowflakes as they fall through the sky.
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Overestimating risk might lead health systems to focus their energy on the wrong patients; a low risk score might cause a patient to fall through the cracks.
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Its central moment, in which a mother looking out the kitchen window sees her young daughter fall through a hole in the seemingly solid earth, haunted me.
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However, it is still possible that another bidder prevails or that negotiations will fall through, the sources added, asking not to be identified because the negotiations are confidential.
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That means apps like this one are able to fall through the cracks, leaving Google to reactively ban them instead of prohibit their publication in the first place.
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That means in this scenario, the Earth is perfectly round, has the same density all throughout, and won't, like, scorch your bum when you fall through the core.
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You might be a little man in the big city, but you've gotta have a few tricks up your sleeve just in case your other plans fall through.
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What could go wrong: Department stores are viewed as a dying breed that come loaded with debt and overhead, making it possible that this deal could fall through.
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Comey: Yes, our analysts had a view that I don't believe changed, from late fall through to the report on January 6 that it had those three elements.
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If Vogtle fails, the 7,000 promised jobs will fall through, leaving those who traveled the country to work stranded, according to a tweet from state governor Nathan Deal.
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If that deal were to fall through, it would mean both AT&T and Time Warner Inc may look for other companies to combine with, sources have said.
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These banks make private-sector loans to small business borrowers who are creditworthy and healthy but who fall through the very common lending gap for American small businesses.
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Rowley's opponents fear the island could be left hat-in-hand after green-lighting a billion-dollar infrastructure investment to pipe the gas, should the deal fall through.
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It lets you slice your veggies ahead of time, toss them in a little olive oil, and cook them without having half of them fall through the grates.
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Besides other subjective measures, whether someone's hair would hold a pencil in place or let it fall through would help to place that person in apartheid's racial hierarchy.
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Sources previously told me that incidents would fall through the cracks as a result of the importance placed on quickly answering complaints as opposed to sufficiently answering them.
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When the Red Planet is tracking backwards, contracts fall through, exes come out of the woodwork, and flights are suddenly delayed — or you might just start missing them.
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She considers the possibility that the gray-haired woman who clambered up there earlier and who is snoring there now might fall through and crush her to death.
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Future potential arms sales, which Russia has been anticipating ahead of the scheduled expiration of an arms embargo in October, could also fall through if the JCPOA collapses.
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The smaller the loan, the less uncertainty, if you have a finance contingency, that the loan could potentially fall through somewhere between the offer being accepted and closing.
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And it could still fall through should the sale price not be high enough and if there is not enough interest in the so-called "tender offer" sale process.
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In a series of tweets after the meeting, the president expressed hope about reaching a "fair deal," but stressed that he is "a Tariff Man" if talks fall through.
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With every new skin-care launch seemingly developed to target specific issues, from acne and rosacea to dryness and sensitivity, combination skin types tend to fall through the cracks.
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Because these patients often don't fit the stereotype of people with eating disorders (EDs), they may fall through the cracks and not be diagnosed until other health issues develop.
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The answer as always is the swift, sure and consistent application of justice, with stiff sentences where they are justified, and no neighborhoods left to fall through the cracks.
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Both Washington, D.C., and Baltimore are in the crosshairs for this system, with as much as 5 to 8 inches or more of rain likely to fall through Friday.
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Temperatures fall through the 40s early, before spending most of the day near 40 to the mid-40s, as a raw breeze blows from the north around 10 mph.
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The duck decoy that caused the puppy to fall through the ice has been removed from the pond to prevent an accident like this from happening again, reports WHIO.
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Yahoo announced its sale to Verizon in late July, and yet the acquisition could fall through given the unexpectedly massive breach of at least 500 million Yahoo user accounts.
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"What I'm telling you is the system, the plan that we would put in place, would not allow individuals to fall through the cracks," Price told CNN's Dana Bash.
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"But no details have been decided and the deal could fall through," added the source, who was not authorized to discuss the matter and asked not to be named.
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Just two months ago, most had predicted it would fall through the closely watched 22-per-dollar level in the face of a weak dollar and China's weakening economy.
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But many are forced to become more creative in finding ways to care for patients who continue to fall through a healthcare safety net that remains full of holes.
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And in some cases — such as figuring out suicide risk — researchers argue that screening everyone is the only way to catch people who might otherwise fall through the cracks.
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Sure, last week a federal judge dashed the UFC's hope for an event at Madison Square Garden in April, but when plans fall through you make new plans, right?
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The probe was equipped with a heat shield, a parachute, and a series of thrusters to help slow its 13,000-miles-per-hour fall through the thin Martian atmosphere.
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What Ryan would call the first "layer of protection" for the sick actually has a hole in it that nearly all sick people in waiver states will fall through.
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In response to the Times report, journalists from several European countries pressed officials about whether subsidy manipulation, when overseen by national governments, enabled fraud to fall through the cracks.
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But those aren't options everywhere, and it's likely some children will fall through the cracks regardless of whether Congress reauthorizes CHIP given the current uncertainty in funding the program.
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This fall, through partnerships with education organizations, we will provide 10 states with up to $2 million each to strengthen and expand career-focused education in their school systems.
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When pressed on whether he or President Trump could guarantee Americans would not fall through the cracks, Price pivoted to what the Obama administration guaranteed in terms of healthcare.
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As a Latina, she is also more likely to fall through gaps in our health system—going to the doctor less regularly, and receiving fewer preventive screenings like mammograms.
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"You don't want to let any smart woman or any good idea fall through the cracks simply because it doesn't work for a particular fund manager," Ms. Glen said.
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Some offer "menstrual leave" policies, which allow women to take a paid day off menstruating, and others provide backup day care benefits for working parents whose arrangements fall through.
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It's common to point out that intellectually disabled adults "fall through the cracks," but this metaphor is not quite right, because it suggests a landscape that is mostly solid.
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Part of the problem is the narrow language of "domestic" and "girlfriends," which allows intimate violence experienced outside of "traditional" cisgender and heterosexual relations to fall through the cracks.
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Yet the rapid pace of development and large number of actors working on different structures and systems means some aspects could "fall through the cracks resilience-wise", he warned.
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But while wise people argued about China and climate change, many rudimentary White House functions on less urgent but still extremely important issues seemed to fall through the cracks.
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"The resources are spread so thin, it allows people to fall through the cracks," said Billy J. Stratton, an expert in Native American studies at the University of Denver.
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At that same hearing, the GAO found, among other problems, that people fall through the cracks simply because the SSA's internal terminology does not match medical descriptions used externally.
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The main thread of the story, so far, involves Mo's elaborately planned entrapment of Blair, who ends up working at the Jammer Group when his loftier prospects fall through.
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But those aren't options everywhere, and it's likely some children will fall through the cracks regardless of whether Congress reauthorizes CHIP, given the current uncertainty in funding the program.
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Because Holcombe was worried about all the people who might fall through the cracks, he stepped beyond his role as medical director and started to care for patients himself.
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We drop them, and, as they fall through the air column, it radios that data back to the plane, and we send that to the folks that generate the forecasts.
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Chinese overseas deals worth almost $6703bn were cancelled last year as a regulatory clampdown and restrictions on foreign exchange caused 30 acquisitions with European and U.S. groups to fall through.
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With Venezuela still appearing willing to pay its bills to avoid a potentially crippling Argentina-style default, "I think deals involving Citgo as collateral will not fall through," Dehn added.
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An Irish man who grew up at a Christian Brothers school in Artane, near Dublin, told me that he saw a boy fall through a stairwell from the third floor.
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There are similar problems where the women who have these conditions often fall through the cracks, either because their symptoms differ or because they don't look like the typical patient.
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On Monday a source close to the matter said Passera's plan would fall through if Monte dei Paschi did not give data room access by the end of the week.
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Since there was a risk the proposed acquisition could fall through, OCBC advised investors to also consider selling part of their holdings in the open market at around S$1.68.
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Cheung said additional downside pressure on the yuan could emerge if trade negotiations between China and the United States fall through during the G20 summit in Japan later this month.
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After moving to Nashville in 1998, Aldean saw several record deals fall through before finally signing with Broken Bow Records in 2004, and the hits eventually began to pile up.
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Mike Fleiss, creator and executive producer of the franchise, loves to tease audiences on Twitter about "big announcements" — and then fall through just as we expect something big to happen.
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There's a high risk of flash flooding from Charleston, SC to Fayetteville, NC where residents could see 6 to 10 inches fall through Tuesday morning, CNN meteorologist Michael Guy said.
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She has only previously skied once as a child, but explained the journey is more about weight balance and walking with the skis so you don't fall through the ice.
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The awkward thing for LaVar Ball ... there's a real chance the Anthony Davis trade plans could fall through and Lonzo remains with the Lakers for the rest of the season.
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Enjoying the old thing, hopefully letting it slowly fall through our fingers, waiting for the next thing to come and slam the door shut on the last thing we enjoyed.
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However, the harsh reality is that, despite all our efforts, there will be women who fall through the cracks and lose access to health care because of this dangerous legislation.
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Elsewhere, the Institute of Directors, a U.K. based lobby group, suggested on Monday that the uncertainty created by the General Election had caused business confidence to fall "through the floor".
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What is clear is that we need better ways of detecting those who may be at risk for suicide — especially those who are likely to otherwise fall through the cracks.
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That was the case last season when Norwich beat Newcastle in early April, only to go on a four-match losing run and fall through the Premier League trapdoor regardless.
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The robots grow more "human" as the book progresses, until their uncanny presences and disconcerting intelligence exacerbate disintegrating relationships within the company, and cause the whole project to fall through.
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During a television interview with Dr. Oz back in September, Trump was asked what he would do for people "who fall through the cracks" following the repeal of the ACA.
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After the brief pulse of heat during breakup, this free fall through the cold upper atmosphere takes several minutes, which is why meteorites are often very cold when they're found.
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But helping folks who make $220,83 a bit more will come at the cost of watching a lot of people who make $28,2000, or nothing, fall through the cracks entirely.
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Fake documents, an absence of papers and a lack of cooperation from home countries that have little incentive to take them back only widen the bureaucratic gaps they fall through.
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Earlier on Monday a source said the alternative rescue plan would fall through if the Tuscan bank did not grant access to its data by the end of the week.
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Having several clerks review each petition — the pool clerk and ones from the chambers of Justices Alito and Gorsuch — would presumably mean that fewer worthy ones fall through the cracks.
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"Breakthrough" stars "This Is Us" actress Chrissy Metz as a mother who refuses to give up hope after her adopted son suffers a near-fatal fall through an icy lake.
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Fieldwire, which makes task management software for construction teams on commercial projects so things don't fall through the figurative (or literal) cracks, has raised $23 million in Series C funding.
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Per usual in Fox's "The Mindy Project," the protagonist's shenanigans fall through, and she doesn't get a chance to make Cliff jealous or sing "Santa Baby" to him as planned.
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There's a constructive role for the DNI to quality-control IC collaboration, measure its effectiveness, and provide a safety net for catching that which otherwise might fall through the cracks.
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" In Neverwhere, the city of London is mirrored by a magical world beneath it called London Below, a place filled with — as Gaiman describes — the "people who fall through the cracks.
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For those who fall through the cracks, both Price and Ryan favor reestablishing high-risk pools, state insurance programs for people with serious illnesses who can't get coverage on the marketplace.
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"If talks fail and additional tariffs are applied, I do believe stocks could fall through their December 24th lows," said Kristina Hooper, chief global market strategist at Invesco in New York.
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Though Qualcomm will have to pay a breakup fee for letting the acquisition fall through, it also frees up the cash it had set aside to pay for the NXP deal.
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The deal for Spark could be announced Monday, if not sooner, at a price tag of nearly $5 billion, but could still fall through, the Journal said, citing the unidentified sources.
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Oil prices sold off sharply after WTI breached that level on May 255, causing prices to fall through a series of key technical levels, culminating in a "flash crash" to $43.76.
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"I tried my best to keep the hype up, because if you let it go, and let it fall through your finger tips, it can all be gone forever," he said.
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Over the space of just a few hours, the gaps between the discs can fill up until the smaller items that were supposed to fall through the spaces no longer can.
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The Verge notes that while generally WeChat applies different censorship rules to Chinese nationals and foreigners, Chinese Americans may fall through the net if they once possessed a Chinese phone number.
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Once terms are finalized, due diligence by the two companies will follow and a deal is expected by the end of October, though talks may still fall through, the sources said.
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You can hear the snap and crackling of its innards, before nearly instantaneously disintegrating into broken up shards that fall through the rest of the shredder's teeth toward the ground below.
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"It is so easy to fall through the cracks," said Mike McMichael, who deployed to Iraq several times between 2003 and 2005 as part of the North Carolina Army National Guard.
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The new series, starring Christina Ricci as Zelda and David Hoflin as Scott, is loosely based on Theresa Ann Fowler's novel Z, which recounts the couple's rise and fall through Zelda's perspective.
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Brandt told Shock Mansion that he called 911 once he saw the man fall through the ice, and according to the Daily Mail, the fire department was ultimately able to rescue him.
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An agreement could come as early as this month and value GE's asset management business at as much as $22 million, the people added, cautioning that the negotiations could still fall through.
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Tenant advocates also say they saw some vulnerable people with Section 8 vouchers fall through the cracks because of the last shutdown and worry that could happen again in another second shutdown.
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Shell and BP, which both declined to comment, have held talks in recent weeks and are close to an agreement although the deal could still fall through, two of the sources said.
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Rainfall intensity will wax and wane, but at least an inch is likely to fall through tonight, and possibly up to two inches or more, especially south and east of the District.
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The WSJ cites reports of people familiar with the situation who say that the talks are currently active and are gaining momentum, although it's possible that they could once again fall through.
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China's yuan fell slightly against a firmer U.S. dollar, with traders continuing to debate whether the central bank will allow the currency to fall through the sensitive 7-to-the-dollar level.
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But this lag, Belew said, has allowed people like Hasson to fall through the cracks and fomented a decades-long tradition of military personnel joining white power or far-right extremist movements.
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Click here to view original GIFYou might not want to check this out for yourself, but do you know how long it would take for a person to fall through the Earth?
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The details of the position are still being worked out, and the talks could fall through, but Califf, a legendary cardiologist, is expected to take a joint role at Stanford and Verily.
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It usually takes weeks or months to exchange contracts on a house, and there are no protections for the buyer as the whole transaction can fall through until contracts are fully signed.
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Hundreds of thousands fall through the cracks in Ireland's system, too wealthy to get comprehensive benefits from the public system, but too poor to pay for private insurance entirely out of pocket.
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The Ohio senator said more flexibility in Medicaid at the state level is appropriate in the bill, but he wants to ensure individuals don't "fall through the cracks" and have adequate resources.
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The group forecasts its investments will spike to 1.35 billion euros in 2021 from 360 million euros in 2020, and then gradually fall through 2022-23 to 250 million euros in 2024.
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Strategists say the market purge is not over, though it could be closer to a bottom, with some expecting the S&P 500 to fall through 2,83 before it finds a floor.
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"We're very worried that a lot of startups and workers at startups are going to fall through the cracks here," said Justin Field, senior vice president of government affairs at the NVCA.
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Anastasia Karanikolaou, Josephine Skriver, April Love Geary and Kelly Gale are just a few of the sexy stars avoiding having to layer up, which means they'll be enjoying fall through the glass!!!
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A growing number involve workers reaching retirement age, who discover that—because they fall through gaps in the welfare safety-net, or because employers skimped on pension contributions—a meagre future awaits.
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She argues that this type of event that isn't explicitly about elections could fall through the cracks, and says that Facebook should be aware of all users using the platform's paid features.
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We see their struggles and rivalries, the sexism and racism they face, the child care arrangements that fall through, the jobs that don't pan out, the husband who goes missing, the alcoholism.
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"We know from decades of experience that children are the most affected in the wake of emergencies and disasters, and often their needs fall through the cracks," De Marrais said in a statement.
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Strategists expect China's weakening currency to eventually fall through a key psychological level that could spark an even steeper drop and, no doubt, draw a new round of criticism from the Trump administration.
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M&A attorney Frank Aquila noted that because there were a record number of deals in 2015, it is not unusual to have a lot of the proposed transactions fall through this year.
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Scooter company Bird is finally rolling out its franchise program, first announced last fall, through which it will provide select entrepreneurs with scooters and software for them to operate local scooter rental services.
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With so much attention on these superstar blockbusters, it becomes far too easy for a quality movie to fall through the cracks — even with a star-studded cast and reputable director behind it.
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The project's hope is that journalists can harness its combination of visualized data and news indexing to report more effectively on the aggregate data and incidents that might otherwise fall through the cracks.
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SpaceX's Dragon capsules currently splash down in the Pacific Ocean, while Northrop's Cygnus capsules burn up as they fall through the atmosphere, which gives NASA an opportunity to remove trash from the station.
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Just plop your skillet or any other flame-proof pan onto your grill directly over the fire, cover the grill and use it for small items that would otherwise fall through the grates.
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In fact, the looming CHIP/community health center deadline serves as a good argument for a single-payer system where no one part of the program can fall through the cracks so easily.
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Chrysaor and Conoco have agreed on the main terms of the acquisition in recent weeks but the deal, expected to be signed in the coming days, could still fall through, the sources said.
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"I have kids who are experiencing homelessness, and they end up not coming to school because they fall through the cracks," Aaron Bingea, a 7th- and 8th-grade math teacher, told VICE News.
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So they tested it on a mini-model of the city with a light contraption that traced which directions the shadows would move and how light would fall through the buildings&apos windows.
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On the public side, cannabis companies saw marquee deals fall through or get repriced, and indexes that track cannabis stocks have lost over 50% of their value since the beginning of the year.
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"But, in a voluntary and fragmented insurance system like we have now, there will be people who fall through the cracks, and a more organized and accessible safety net makes sense for them."
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SIGAR told me that it's not exactly sure how it's possible the GPS data for these hospitals can be so wrong, but that on projects like these, shocking things often fall through the cracks.
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Simply slice 'em into one-inch strips (so they won't fall through the grates), toss with oil and grill over direct heat for six to 10 minutes (or until crisp-tender and slightly blackened).
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However, such a deal is far from certain and the possibility remains that even if the summit does happen, it could fall through and leave both nations at the current status quo or worse.
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"I have kids who are experiencing homelessness, and they end up not coming to school because they fall through the cracks," Aaron Bingea, a 7th- and 8th-grade math teacher, previously told VICE News.
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During the first phase, InSight will free-fall through the atmosphere using a heat shield for protection as the surrounding air slams into the spacecraft, heating it up to temperatures of 013,700 degrees Fahrenheit.
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The US is preparing tariffs against all Chinese imports that still remain untaxed, in the event that President Donald Trump's talks with Chinese leader Xi Jinping fall through, according to Bloomberg, citing anonymous sources.
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That said, the company hasn't announced a price or release date yet outside of sometime in Q1 2018, so there's still room for this one to fall through... but I'm trying to remain optimistic.
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While companies like Google and Facebook have tried to come up with ways to flag shady content, a lot of stuff can still fall through the cracks, especially when we rely on human judgement.
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Allergan's bonds sold off in heavy trading on expectations the deal would fall through and that Allergan would not get the credit ratings lift that market players had expected by its merger with Pfizer.
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Wolf added, however, that an acquisition project in Montenegro, a deal flagged by OTP Chief Executive Sandor Csanyi in March as "nearly complete," appeared to fall through due to a lack of regulatory approval.
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Judge Christopher Sontchi of the Delaware bankruptcy court pushed back the hearing for the approval of Berkshire's merger agreement with Oncor, which carries a $270 million termination fee should it fall through, to Aug.
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It remains to be seen how long it will take Airbnb to actually ban all its party houses — and how many may fall through the cracks even after new rules are put in place.
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"SB 54 makes local law enforcement's job more difficult and requires bureaucratic processes that could allow dangerous individuals to fall through the cracks of our justice system," Sheriff Sandra Hutchens said in a statement.
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With our loved ones, our ability to communicate exactly what we are feeling can sometimes fall through, so it helps to have some resources on hand that you can point to in those moments.
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"We need to focus on having an appropriate safety net for kids who do fall through the cracks because of poverty or abuse," said Auerswald, who co-wrote an editorial accompanying the new study.
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But with the markets in turmoil, some companies are less willing to give the agency extensions over fears that deal financing may fall through, an individual with several pending deals before the agencies said.
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" He said the administration could put in place "a different construct" that "would allow for every single person to gain access to the coverage that they want and have nobody fall through the cracks.
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How can we, when we're all so focused on success, and by success I mean trying not to fall through the cracks of the precarious financial, medical, occupational and emotional framework of today's society?
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This is a great step toward creating a more secure financial industry, as making one individual responsible for the coordination of all cybersecurity efforts lowers the chance that something will fall through the cracks.
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Khouw also noted that while the trader's bearish bet could fall through, the broader options market is still implying a double-digit move of 30 percent in either direction between now and February expiration.
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I want there to be support systems around you, and I want there to be systems and structures to be a part of that safety net so that you don't fall through the cracks.
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Vancouver real estate agent Tom Gradecak, who specializes in neighborhoods popular with Chinese buyers, said he been flooded with calls from clients worried about sales that could fall through now because of the new tax.
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And he dies in the most brutal way: Stabbed to death and then left to die, only to fall through the ceiling of a chapel on top of his bride, Chanel on their wedding day.
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PUERTO RICO UTILITY'S DEBT PLAN REMAINS FRAGILE | Puerto Rico's electric monopoly, which is mired in about $9 billion of debt, could run out of money by midsummer if its hard-won restructuring plans fall through.
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All that raises a multimillion-dollar question as Wentz waits to hear his name called Thursday: How, exactly, did a potential No. 1 pick fall through the cracks of the college football recruiting industrial complex?
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And finally, there's a provision for people who might otherwise fall through the cracks, and that is providing cash for those with very limited income that are not in one of the other two programs.
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That is roughly 10 million Americans who immediately fall through the cracks; only slightly fewer Americans than currently get their insurance on the Affordable Care Act exchanges, the approximate equivalent of the population of Michigan.
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Watching him embark on jaunts toward the hoop called to mind a city player who knows every dead spot on a backboard, the better to make a back-spinning ball fall through a netless hoop.
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He cried on the field during a game on July 0003, 2015, because he thought he had been traded from the one organization he had known, only for the deal to fall through that evening.
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"First, I hope this venture does not fail and second, I do not expect it to fail either," Austrian Greens party chief Werner Kogler told reporters when asked whether the negotiations could still fall through.
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A source tells The Verge that the recruiting team had been working to place employees in the upcoming New York campus until this week when people started getting stronger hints that the deal would fall through.
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UniCredit had initially been the sole guarantor of the Banca Popolare di Vicenza share sale, but Atlante relieved it of its underwriting commitment amid concerns the capital increase would fall through and hit the whole sector.
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Wood told reporters that many drug users fall through the cracks and relapse after undergoing detox unless they are immediately admitted to rehabilitation, because their tolerance has weakened and the risk of fatal overdose greatly increases.
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Policy insiders told Reuters on Friday that China is likely to use its vast currency reserves to stop any precipitous fall through the psychologically important 7 level, which could risk triggering speculation and heavy capital outflows.
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Dish could announce a deal as soon as this week for assets including wireless spectrum and Sprint's Boost Mobile brand, the Bloomberg report said, adding that it hasn't been finalized and talks could still fall through.
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That has prompted some aerospace analysts to speculate the deal could fall through unless Bombardier agrees to soften the blow for Delta, whose support for the CSeries rescued a programme beset by delays and cost overruns.
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And while both Trump and Ryan propose increasing the standard deduction to offset the increase in the bottom rate from 10 to 12 points, at least some people would fall through the cracks all the same.
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However, Dublin wants Britain to commit to a fallback option, including potential special arrangements for Northern Ireland, to avoid a customs border should Britain's plan of maintaining the closest possible ties with the EU fall through.
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And while both Trump and Ryan propose increasing the standard deduction to offset the increase in the bottom rate from 225 to 269 points, at least some people would fall through the cracks all the same.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - The Brazilian government will try to negotiate its way out of newly announced U.S. tariffs on steel and aluminum imports but could take stronger action to protect its industry if those talks fall through.
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You can't be everything to a child; there are some things that are going to fall through the cracks and aren't as ideal, but they never complained about feeling lonely, or not being on a team.
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Fiserv urged shareholders to accept the offer, pointing to the fact that Monitise's board had stated that they would need to consider raising further capital and divestment of the business, were the deal to fall through.
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Gordon points out that GLD has recently fallen back to a "support" level at $122, its previous high from April and June of this year, and could even fall through that level as the dollar rallies.
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But as Congress prepares to widen the gap between the rich and poor by redistributing even more wealth to the One Percent, it's worth looking at the middle-class people who will fall through the cracks.
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The DSA voted to endorse Sanders in March 2019 and launched its pro-Sanders efforts last fall, through which dozens of chapters across the country signed up to support Sanders's White House bid from the outside.
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David Shrigley's entertaining animated video "New Friends" (2006) sees a square character fall through a mysterious portal to a world filled with round characters, and the square fits in simply by having its edges razored off.
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Here are Cara Lombardo and Dana Mattioli on how it might play out: An influential activist like Mr. Icahn coming out against the deal could galvanize the opposition and increase the risk it will fall through.
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" Scalise, who nearly died last year from an attack on a congressional Republican baseball practice, noted the assistant secretary for mental health should help close loopholes that allow mentally ill people to "fall through the cracks.
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That said, the Biden plan would preserve the crazy-quilt, Rube Goldberg aspects of our current system, which impose a lot of unnecessary costs and make it too easy for people to fall through the cracks.
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But these offices can only handle so many investigations at a time, and without empowering individuals with the ability to sue bad actors, advocates fear many cases, some affecting minority groups, could fall through the cracks.
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Mr. Price, an orthopedic surgeon from an Atlanta suburb, sought to reassure senators that he and Mr. Trump did not want to let people "fall through the cracks" as they overhauled the nation's health care system.
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The woods are dark and deep,Even in the day; still the mind will find Its way into the light, into the brightThaw of this life, where we, both flake and flame,Fire and fall through.
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In Zownir's pictures, we see the people who often fall through the cracks from the eye of one who understands the struggle and pays respect in the tradition of Bruce Davidson, Nan Goldin, and Larry Clark.
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LONDON (Reuters) - One in three tech companies in London have seen talks with potential international hires fall through due to Britain's decision to leave the European Union, according to a survey from industry body Tech London Advocates.
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The Chinese yuan fell again, dropping 0.3% to 7.074 in offshore markets, although it was above Monday's lows when Beijing shocked markets by allowing the currency to fall through the key level of 7 yuan per dollar.
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This week's release of the movie The Man Who Knew Infinity (which I saw in rough form last fall through its mathematican-producers Manjul Bhargava and Ken Ono) leads me to write about its subject, Srinivasa Ramanujan…
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Rudd said during the time she felt "weirded out" by a series of plans that would fall through, like the assistant changing drivers on them, or asking them to take their own taxis into town last minute.
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"Simon felt like it was the perfect use of the Golden Buzzer because, just the fact that some of these soft-spoken, really wise type songwriters, they can fall through the cracks without a push," he says.
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As oil prices threatened to fall through the psychologically-important $30 a barrel mark on Tuesday, there were reports that OPEC could be about to hold an emergency meeting as some members request a change of strategy.
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As Dr. Geetha Venkat of the Harley Street Fertility Clinic told the Telegraph last year, she'd seen couples decide to go down this route, only for their wider families to object and the procedures to fall through.
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Orbital's Cygnus capsules, which can launch on the company's Antares rocket from Virginia or an Atlas 5 from Florida, burn up as they fall through the atmosphere, giving NASA an opportunity to remove trash from the station.
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Should the unification bout with Saunders fall through, the most likely candidate next in line is IBF mandatory Tureano Johnson, who gave an impressive showing on the undercard of Golovkin/Lemieux pay-per-view back in October.
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The government of Iran has ordered a formerly idle nuclear plant to resume operations on Wednesday to be ready in case discussions with European leaders over saving the nuclear agreement vacated by the Trump administration fall through.
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Policy insiders told Reuters on Friday that China is likely to use its vast currency reserves to stop any precipitous fall through the psychologically important 7 level as it could risk triggering speculation and heavy capital outflows.
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Prohibited people with domestic violence convictions and those who are the subjects of protective orders routinely fall through the cracks because their states do not have removal protocols for firearms, effectively allowing abusers to keep their guns.
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The Chinese yuan fell again, dropping 0.4% to 7.077 in offshore markets, although it was above Monday's lows when Beijing shocked markets by allowing the currency to fall through the key level of 7 yuan per dollar.
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This week, as China allowed its heavily managed currency to fall through a symbolic 7-per-dollar level and Washington accused it of currency manipulation, concerns spread that the trade war could turn into a financial war.
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Instead, Christensen is enthusiastic about the Transformation to Competitive Employment Act, which would provide for a phase-out period and build capacity to make sure disabled people currently working for subminimum wage don't fall through the cracks.
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And, if the celebrity is Beyoncé-level famous, a gorgeous unending color story we can fall through forever: a block of white, silver, gold and indigo clearly curated by someone with the patience to learn color theory.
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As The New Republic reported last summer, even in America's most affluent cities, low-income families fall through the cracks in a system so broken that it fails to even document the rapid spread of housing insecurity.
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In October 2019, Bravo noted that when Amanda and Kyle were getting married was a bit of a mystery; they had multiple plans fall through and were getting discouraged when it came to making those big decisions.
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States have relied on automatic eligibility because "they know too many eligible children fall through the cracks when parents have to fill out and submit a paper application," said Lisa Davis, vice president of No Kid Hungry.
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Bishop was a poet with her feet on the ground, not a poet who told you what it felt like to fall through space and slide under big black waves (see her sublime "In the Waiting Room").
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And on Wednesday, the administration informed Congress, seemingly out of the blue, that the Treasury won't be able to stave off a vote on the US's debt ceiling until the fall through financial wizardry as it had hoped.
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Nurmagomedov had four fights against interim champ Tony Ferguson fall through — the latest because of a freak knee injury that led to featherweight champ Max Holloway getting the call on six days' notice to move up in weight.
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With tens of millions of Americans covered by Obamacare, Republicans will look to states to step in and take the lead role currently played by the federal government, though Democrats predict millions will still fall through the gaps.
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On Friday, Oxfam issued a statement calling for a moratorium on the plan to deport refugees from Greece to Turkey, until authorities can ensure the process doesn't endanger asylum seekers and allow them to fall through the cracks.
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Resembling scars on the sidewalk, these jagged red lines of sand are a simple visual metaphor for the millions of trafficked people who "fall through the cracks" and a reminder to not simply "walk over" this marginalized population.
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" Trump indicated nuclear-related sanctions would remain in full effect if the talks with North Korea fall through, but said that a deal would allow Kim to continue "running his country" and allow it to become "very rich.
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It's not 100 percent, nor was it expected to be — partly because of undocumented immigrants, partly because of the red-state Medicaid gap, partly because signing up for the exchanges is complicated and people fall through the cracks.
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In many areas where there are coordinated threat assessment systems in place, barriers to such communication have been dismantled to reduce the chances that a student who is "on a path to violence" will fall through the cracks.
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"This school is so important to me because our vision is to create a place for the kids in Akron who need it most -- those that could fall through the cracks if we don't do something," LeBron says.
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By staying involved after the E.R. visits and not letting details fall through the cracks, the team reduced these patients' need to revisit the hospital by 30 percent compared with the need of those in a control group.
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For example, assault weapons only need a slight modification — like being equipped with a lower-capacity magazine — to fall under a less restrictive category that doesn't require registration, letting some possibly very deadly weapons fall through the cracks.
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SNC also said a previously announced deal to sell a 3003 percent stake in 2300 International Inc for C$21 billion may fall through as one of the shareholders of the Ontario toll operator has indicated it may oppose.
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And we talked about Coinbase, which is now valued at a whopping $8 billion by investors that provided the company with $300 million in new funding, even as the value of most cryptocurrencies continues to fall through the floor.
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By design, these are the people who are most likely to fall through our social safety net—since the 1996 welfare reform bill, anti-poverty policies have focused on work-based initiatives at the expense of the most vulnerable.
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Rather, the report says, without large, controlled studies, it's hard to say whether those assessments would help to identify children who might otherwise fall through the cracks -- leading to their diagnosis and helping them to get treatment that works.
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Most early analysis (particularly Kerr's) has diagnosed the case as a statutory question rather than a constitutional one, and code-as-speech arguments are most likely to serve as a fallback if the more tangible burden claims fall through.
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North Korea has reportedly demanded a CVIG for the current regime, but even if the U.S. were willing to grant it in exchange for CVID, there is a great risk such a deal would fall through after the summit.
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I missed these jumps all the time as a kid; because the window of detection for each hook is so small, it seemed that I would fall through the hook, instead of grabbing onto it like I should have.
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As former national director of investigations for Control Risks Group, Elaine Carey helped perform background checks with some of the largest television networks for 12 years, and said that she had seen contestants fall through the net for years.
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The sense is that even Indian Muslims, particularly in border states, may fall through the N.R.C. cracks if they cannot produce the documents required, while Hindus, Sikhs, Buddhists, Christians and Zoroastrians can claim citizenship through the new citizenship law.
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"Our legislation will help ensure workers have a path to report unlawful or unfair labor practices and that they don't fall through the cracks of a broken immigration system just because they stand up for their rights," he added.
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Amazon will keep the innovations going with more products launching this fall through 2020, which will include the Echo Loop, an Alexa-enabled smart ring, Alexa-enabled glasses labeled "Echo Frames," and a dog tracker, dubbed the Ring Fetch.
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That can get out of hand really quickly as it could involve just walking through a greenhouse with an iPad and checking off the health of each plant, and it means that a lot of things can fall through the cracks.
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Brin interrupted a keynote address at the Google I/O conference in 2012 just in time to watch Glass-wearing skydivers fall through the air, land on the roof of the conference center, and ride BMX bikes into the auditorium.
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Our laws have been painfully insufficient, and it's time to create a new generation of protections that both address historic exclusions, and account for the millions of survivors who fall through the cracks working in "nontraditional" settings like domestic work.
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A lot of the problem with the company and a lot of the reason why so many, you know, sexism, sexual harassment, whatever it is, reports kind of fall through the cracks is because they were built like a startup.
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Through Starbucks' program, employees can pay $1 per hour per child for in-home child care, or $5 per day per child for a day care center, on occasions when care arrangements fall through and a back-up plan is required.
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Despite allegedly being assured by Laugier and a producer that it was safe to pound on the glass, "the glass shattered, causing [her] head and upper body to fall through the door and [on to] shards of glass," the suit says.
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Of those who've cried, 70% said the uncertainty over sale price caused the most stress, 69% worried their home wouldn't sell in their desired time frame, 65% thought an offer might fall through and another 65% were stressed about making renovations.
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TRIGGER COMPETITIVE DEVALUATION This week, as China allowed its heavily managed currency to fall through a symbolic 7-per-dollar level and Washington accused it of currency manipulation, concerns spread that the trade war could turn into a financial war.
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The delays caused at least one deal with a German university to fall through, he said, as the process was much slower than the old one where investors signed deals directly with government ministries which took care of land leases.
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He had no footwork—he was strong and lumbering, and sometimes he would literally fall through the ropes when he missed his target—but he won all of his first 11 fights by knockout, seven of them in the first round.
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This path to failure has become clear: Jones wins in Alabama on Tuesday, the tax negotiations drag on long enough for him to be seated, and Collins flips to a "no" vote because her extracted concessions on health care fall through.
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UniCredit, Italy's biggest bank by assets, could explore a merger with Commerzbank if ongoing talks between the German bank and Deutsche Bank fall through, two people with knowledge of the matter said on Thursday, confirming a report in the Financial Times.
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Stopgap measures may well force American businesses to stay put — the Treasury's announcement effectively killed a planned merger between Pfizer and Allergan and other deals are expected to fall through — but they won't address the alarming trends investment and savings.
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It continued to fall through Friday, losing more than 1 percent to touch $1.2915 - just over a cent higher than the three-decade low of $1.2798 that sterling hit in July, in the wake of June's shock vote for Brexit.
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In addition, a source said on Monday that a rescue plan for Italy's Monte dei Paschi di Siena will fall through if the Tuscan bank does not give potential investors access to its books by the end of the week.
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Earlier this month, Varadkar had said Ireland wanted Britain to commit to a fallback option that would avoid a customs border returning to the island of Ireland, should its plan of keeping the closest possible ties with the EU fall through.
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Unfortunately the exchange is too cute to last and the date plans fall through, but the Tinderer receives slaps-on-the-back from his fellow Redditor bros after politely(!) asking his match permission to share the convo on /r/ Tinder.
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Damon, whose mother is Syrian, wanted to make a "tangible difference," and began INARA to help the wounded children and their families, who might otherwise fall through the cracks, access the people and the money needed to treat the children.
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It also signals a major retreat for the council, a body established by Congress after the 2008 financial crisis to help spot risks and ensure that large financial firms outside the regulated banking system did not fall through regulatory cracks.
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Norwegian Air will temporarily lay off up to half of its workforce, MGM Resorts is starting to furlough and lay off workers through June 1003, and travel agencies across the US are steadily letting go of employees as bookings fall through.
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Should he find himself on stage, Phoenix might point out that while the film's metaphor was taken to a heightened extreme, one of its key messages was this: The mentally ill often fall through the cracks -- sometimes with awful consequences.
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After the killing of General Suleimani, a former Afghan intelligence chief, Rahmatullah Nabil, said on Twitter that it would be "no surprise" if such missile technology made its way into Taliban hands if a peace deal were to fall through.
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Washington (CNN)Twenty-four counties in West Virginia are allowing eligible voters overseas to send in their ballots this fall through an app on their phones, offering some US voters the opportunity to enter largely uncharted waters in online voting.
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When schools get better at providing such multi-level and pervasive care, students are caught before they might otherwise fall through the cracks, says Nance Roy, a psychologist and chief clinical officer at the college mental health-focused Jed Foundation.
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Because of the structure of the US maternal care system, which ProPublica has noted is largely focused on the health of infants and less on their mothers, women predisposed to the conditions that make a pregnancy high-risk can fall through the cracks.
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At the core of the "Logan planned it!" theory is the idea that the man is a mastermind who sees eight or nine moves ahead and always has a master plan, with several alternative plans on deck should any or all fall through.
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We are hoping to give you that feeling again this fall through Refinery29's interactive funhouse of style, culture, and creativity — brought to life by an amazing group of talent, artists, and visionaries we will be announcing over the next couple of weeks.
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Acquisition talks fall through all the time, but a new lawsuit from social media startup CultureSphere accuses global IT company HCL of something more serious — using those talks as a way to get access to confidential information for use in a competing product.
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The deal, which has not been finalized and could still fall through should negotiations falter at the last minute, may be announced as early as Thursday, when both F.N.B. and Yadkin are scheduled to announce their second-quarter earnings, the people said.
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The main advantage of a cage, of course, is that every time a man is pushed into it his arse doesn't fall through between the links and have to be held up by a team of white gloved referees on the outside.
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One set of additions relates to getting more people signed up — fighting to ensure that Medicaid expands in all 50 states, creating auto-enrollment features so people who don't have coverage don't fall through the cracks, making the subsidies for coverage more generous.
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There is reportedly a second option if travels to Pyongyang fall through, the newspaper added, where Abe could meet Kim "on the sidelines of the Eastern Economic Forum to be held in September in Vladivostok, if the North Korean leader attends," per Reuters.
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One of Kelly Loeffler's most appealing traits to Republicans who embraced her for a coveted Senate appointment — her ability to self-fund a competitive election this fall through immense wealth — is suddenly looking like a serious liability for her and the GOP.
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And even the most promising projects can fall through: "Serial" was optioned in 2015 for development by Phil Lord and Chris Miller, the filmmaking team behind "The Lego Movie" and "21 Jump Street," but the project languished and the option has since expired.
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Policy insiders told Reuters in October that China was likely to use its vast currency reserves to stop any precipitous fall through the psychologically important level of 7 yuan per dollar [CNY=CFXS] because it could risk triggering speculation and heavy capital outflows.
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Separately, Deutsche Bank executives have discussed creating a new unit to house unwanted assets and businesses that could be earmarked for closure, part of contingency planning under way should a possible merger with Commerzbank fall through, The Wall Street Journal reported on Tuesday.
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" Ocasio-Cortez contends that the current definition, which relies on spending numbers from decades ago, does not take modern Americans' real expenses into account, leaving "millions of Americans experiencing poverty to fall through the ever-growing holes in our social safety programs.
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"Ideally, though, Boroden wants to get this [one] at a better price, because if Shopify gets hit again, she thinks it's worth buying into weakness as long as it doesn't fall through its [floor of] support in the $280s," the host said.
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Based on the mathematics in Einstein's general theory of relativity of 2100, you would fall through the event horizon unscathed, then the force of gravity would pull you into a noodle and ultimately cram you into singularity, the black hole's infinitely dense core.
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Despite being up more than 21 percent in the past two years, Nathan notes that the IWM's recent free fall through its uptrend line could be setting it up for a make-or-break moment as it approaches a key resistance level around $140.
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Between 0003-2000 inches (213 cm) of rain was expected to fall through the weekend in areas around the town of Paradise, the community of nearly 2503,000 people 175 miles (280 kilometers) northeast of San Francisco that was largely incinerated by the Camp Fire.
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Policy sources have told Reuters that China is likely to use its vast currency reserves to stop any precipitous fall through the 7 level as it could risk triggering heavy capital outflows, adding to pressure on the country's financial markets and its slowing economy.
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Unigroup Guoxin Co Ltd, the Tsinghua Unigroup entity involved in the Taiwanese deals, said Wednesday the deal with ChipMOS was terminated, after warning last week that the tie-ups it struck with ChipMOS and Powertech could fall through due to prolonged regulatory review in Taiwan.
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"I'm convinced that prices will fall through the year as the market recognizes that OPEC is not complying, Russia does not comply at all, U.S. shale recovers massively thanks to some steps of the Trump administration," said Eugen Weinberg, head of commodities research at Commerzbank.
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Gazprom is also working on contingency plans in case the undersea Nord Stream-2 gas pipeline to Germany is delayed and talks on a new gas transit deal with Ukraine fall through, a spokesman said after the company released its annual results on Monday.
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"Their need for human labor may fall through time, but for now the growth in demand for their products outstrips any gains from automation," says Dean Baker, senior economist at the Center for Economic and Policy Research and visiting professor at the University of Utah.
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These are the kind of players who routinely fall through the cracks of American soccer, victims of financial hardships that sometimes prevent their talents from being properly nurtured, and exposed, in the pay-to-play culture that dominates youth soccer in the United States.
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"What we also miss in the debate is the number of people temporarily uninsured, who miss open enrollment, who are between jobs, who fall through the cracks," said Adam Gaffney, a Harvard Medical School researcher and the president of Physicians for a National Health Program.
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UNIVERSAL ORLANDO RESORT This summer, Universal plans to open a new water park, Volcano Bay, with rides such as the Krakatau Aqua Coaster with canoes that slide through a volcano, and the Ko'okiri Body Plunge featuring a 70-degree fall through a drop door.
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President Trump might be reluctant to sign a bill that includes such provisions, though he has now experienced such backlash to the shutdown and might prefer another way to circumvent Congress, such as declaring a national emergency to build the wall if negotiations fall through.
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Between 2307-213 inches (2503-152 mm) of rain was expected to fall through the weekend in areas around the town of Paradise, the community of nearly 27,000 people 175 miles (280 km) northeast of San Francisco that was largely incinerated by the so-called Camp Fire.
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Sources with knowledge of the policy process told Reuters in October that China was likely to use its vast currency reserves to stop any precipitous fall through the psychologically important level of 7 yuan per dollar because it could risk triggering speculation and heavy capital outflows.
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This analogy works at several levels: in terms of the actual appliances and tools that make our lives easier to manage, and also in terms of the economic and social infrastructure that could provide a more coherent safety net to catch these people who fall through.
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Lawyers in those cases told the court that they're in settlement negotiations with the government, which means the final sums paid out could be lower if the two sides reach a deal, but they've filed their full demands on the record in case those talks fall through.
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"We continue to favor LSE's strong market position, favorable growth drivers and diversified revenue base, but until we gain further details on how a deal could be structured, we maintain our Hold recommendation due to concerns a deal may yet fall through," wrote analysts at Numis.
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DUBLIN, Oct 18 (Reuters) - Ireland wants Britain to commit to a fallback option that would avoid a customs border returning to the island of Ireland should its plan of maintaining the closest possible ties with the EU fall through, Prime Minister Leo Varadkar said on Wednesday.
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While some children no doubt thrive at prep schools, particularly if they are from the right social background, there is a chance that others will fall through the cracks and have no meaningful adult presence in their lives during a critical stage in their psychosocial development.
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"It's easy for people to fall through the cracks, and our commitment is, if you want to follow this process, we'll take you through it every step," said Deidre DeJear, who ran for Iowa secretary of state in 2018 and who now chairs Harris's Iowa campaign.
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It cuts SNAP benefits by adding bureaucracy and paperwork so people fall through the cracks, taking away food assistance from parents and older workers unable to comply with SNAP's already rigid work requirements, and removing state flexibility to gradually phase down workers' benefits as their earnings increase.
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The police get their backs up slightly when the F.B.I. team led by Richard DesLauriers (Kevin Bacon) shows up, and the film is frank in its depiction of what can fall through the cracks as well as what can be accomplished when multiple agencies try to collaborate.
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WASHINGTON — Puerto Rico's troubled electric monopoly, mired in about $9 billion of debt, stands to run out of money by midsummer if its hard-won plans to restructure fall through — something that could happen this month, a top official of the utility told a congressional panel on Tuesday.
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"When you're talking about a population that is low income and has residential instability, some of these folks are homeless or on the brink of homelessness … it's clear that when you roll out a system like this many folks are going to fall through the cracks," said Alker.
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President Donald Trump had said Wednesday that a trade deal with Chinese President Xi Jinping was possible when the two meet this weekend at the G-20 summit in Osaka, but warned that he was prepared to impose tariffs on all remaining Chinese imports if talks fall through.
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ROME, Oct 31 (Reuters) - An alternative rescue plan for Italy's Monte dei Paschi di Siena sponsored by former industry Minister Corrado Passera will fall through if the Tuscan bank does not give access to its data by the end of the week, a source close to the matter said.
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Dramatized in the man's fall through the centuries — and more broadly through her characters' shared interest in comets, flight and stars — the conceit of viewing from above is used to represent the authorial omniscience that lets her look down through time and find the uniting essence of a place.
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But if Jones shows up in time: This path to failure has become clear: Jones wins in Alabama on Tuesday, the tax negotiations drag on long enough for him to be seated, and Collins flips to a "no" vote because her extracted concessions on health care fall through.
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" Tom Price, HHS Secretary, on CNN's "State of the Union": "The plan that we would put in place would not allow individuals to fall through the cracks, we would not pull the rug out from anybody, we would not have individuals lose coverage that they want for themselves and their families.
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Being able to both secure the job at Kaulig and announce it before the season's finished is a big deal for Chastain, who had originally been hired to drive in the Xfinity Series for Chip Ganassi Racing only to have the sponsorship fall through before the season's first green flag.
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Perhaps the most highly anticipated matchup in boxing today is between middleweight champions Gennady Golovkin and Canelo Álvarez, but given all the potential roadblocks of catch-weights and purse splits seen thus far in negotiations, Team Golovkin has certainly been searching for a back-up opponent should things fall through.
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The Milwaukee Bucks star needed every bit of lift he could get, muscling on Thunder star Russell Westbrook just enough to get the dunk to fall through for the game-winner with 216 seconds left to lift the Bucks to a 220-163 win Friday night at Chesapeake Energy Arena.
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Although investors initially welcomed the plan, with the share price rallying early on August 1st, the bank's shares fell by a precipitous 6.13% on the following day as concerns grew that the deal may fall through and that regulators may impose losses on creditors if the capital-raising is unsuccessful.
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When asked about the fate of Jamal Khashoggi, a Saudi columnist for The Washington Post who is believed to have been murdered, Mr. Trump seemed less concerned about Mr. Khashoggi's disappearance than he did about the idea of losing money from the Saudis should a lucrative arms deal fall through.
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His best-known books include "Neverwhere," an urban fantasy about a place beneath London for those who fall through the cracks of the regular city; and the deliciously creepy "Coraline," a children's book about a girl who stumbles upon what seems to be, but is not, an ideal alternative family.
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"There's a real chance that the building that we've been spending all this time and money on could fall through if our landlord doesn't want to sit around and wait for a couple of months while we wait for our license," Jeff Tyler, the head brewer at Spice Trade, said.
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With bluefire torch and glazed visor she must fall through 40,000 tons of steel members able to resist five times their load, then return in such dress not in six and a half seconds but the length of unwavering pledges however shabbily laid aside—come back to honor, accuracy, the temerity of fact.
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"There's no need for the White House to adjust what it did, because the bottom line is, when you have over 160 [vacancies] there are bound to be instances when something or another is going to fall through the cracks," said Leonard Leo, an adviser to the White House on judicial nominations.
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"Theres a perception that the dollars gains have gone too far in advance of the tax reform bill and the expectation that the tax reform bill does fall through on the basis of political infighting is pretty high," said Karl Schamotta, director of FX strategy and structured products at Cambridge Global Payments.
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The staircase, for instance, has evolved into a new one with a hole in the living room wall that once enclosed it, which allows light to fall through to the downstairs space from three floors above; from the vantage point of the living room's built-in couch, it resembles a light installation.
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"There need to be safeguards so patients don't fall through the cracks and end up in the ER because they're not feeling well, because they put minoxidil all over their scalp and their blood pressure is going down," Ali Hendi, a dermatologist and assistant professor of medicine at Georgetown University Medical Center, told BuzzFeed News.
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Indigenous Peoples have been systematically marginalized socially, economically, and technologically in Canada for all of its 150 years in existence and even before—many communities still do not have clean water to drink—and the digital world is just one more area where they've been, in some cases, left to fall through the cracks.
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The officials told the Times that the President is becoming concerned that the meeting with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un "could turn into a political embarrassment" if negotiations to rid the North of its nuclear capabilities fall through and that he "has begun pressing his aides and allies" as to whether he should proceed.
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We accompany her through her girlhood amid Damascene streets that have since been destroyed by war, to buy booza, a traditional type of ice cream, to go to swimming practice at a sports complex (we later watch a rocket-propelled grenade fall through the ceiling into the pool seconds after she's emerged from it).
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WASHINGTON — Representative Tom Price, the man President-elect Donald J. Trump has chosen to lead the Department of Health and Human Services, promised on Wednesday to make sure people do not "fall through the cracks" if the Affordable Care Act is repealed, and set a goal to increase the number of people with health insurance.
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Unlike SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket, which reignites its engines to land steadily back on Earth "propulsively" after much larger missions costing around $62 million, Rocket Lab's Electron will deploy a series of parachutes to slow its fall through what Beck called "the wall" - the violently fast and burning hot reentry process the booster endures shooting back through Earth's atmosphere.
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However, Uber's decision to move the lion share of their customer support team — the company's last line of defense against these types of incidents — to contract companies in places like Manila where there were high quotas and language barriers at times caused serious complaints and reports to fall through the cracks, as reported back in February 2016.
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The case has also alarmed officials and advocates who questioned how Ms. Daniels could fall through the safety net in New Jersey, a state that has some of the country's strongest protections to keep low-income families from having their utilities turned off and to stop companies from shutting off service to customers with medical emergencies.
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Mr. Trump's latest tariff threat came Wednesday, in the middle of a series of foreign policy challenges: White House officials canceled a meeting with North Korea, drew the ire of lawmakers by considering easing penalties on a Chinese telecom firm and said they had secured a $200 billion trade concession with China, only to have the deal fall through.
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However, Uber's decision to move the lion's share of their customer support team — the company's last line of defense against these types of incidents — to contract companies in places like Manila where there were high quotas and language barriers at times caused serious complaints and reports to fall through the cracks, as reported back in February 2016.
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But over the years they've mutated—I'm sure Topsfield is no outlier—into vulgar bazaars where people might spend $20 for the chance to shoot ten basketballs at a hoop that's been bent so that no basketball can possibly fall through its net, or where one might spend $13 for the opportunity to eat cheap meat out of a dog bowl.
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Their fear is legitimate and we must refuse to let it fall through the cracks between the fluff pieces If this is going to be a time of healing, we must first put the responsibility for healing where it belongs: at the feet of Donald Trump, a sexual predator who lost the popular vote and fueled his campaign with bigotry and hate.
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I think it's all about transparency in modern gaming PR. You've got to lay out your plans for the game clearly, which they apparently didn't do; but even if those plans then fall through, and you end up having to cut content from the finished product, Hello Games should still have put out a statement regarding this weeks before launch.
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Lloyd DoggettLloyd Alton DoggettHere are the 95 Democrats who voted to support impeachment Speaker Pelosi, seize the moment to make history on drug pricing House Democrats sue Treasury to turn over Trump tax returns MORE (D-Texas), would also empower the federal government to negotiate drug prices, while granting Medicare additional authority to pursue generic competitors if negotiations fall through.
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Kushner noted on Tuesday, "I could not understand why medical records from the Department of Defense could not be seamlessly transferred to the Veteran's Administration... Our military is the most advanced on Earth, yet we cannot get the medical records from DoD to VA." The new system will help ensure that our nation's heroes do not fall through the cracks.
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In Memphis, TN, for example, mortality rates among African-American women with breast cancer decreased by 15% between 2005 and 2014, thanks to coordination among local healthcare partners — the screening centers, teaching hospitals, and insurance companies — in order to provide a "safety net of care" that helps ensure high-risk patients in at-risk communities or those without insurance don't fall through the cracks.
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And so, when it comes to end-of-year music round ups, we use this complex, democratic voting system to ensure everyone's voices get heard (it's worth it: peep our top 100 albums and top 100 tracks of 2018 to see what an objectively flawless list looks like.) What this means, though, is that some of the smaller, more UK-based projects might fall through the cracks.
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"It's an eerie experience because the lake is so clear that you can see down to the bottom; if there are no cracks or bubbles to use as a reference you can't tell how thick the ice is, and it feels as though you could fall through at any moment," wrote Ms. Ross, who is a Ph.D candidate in experimental psychology at the University of Calgary.
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"You have to make yourself noticeable, and if you don't, that's kind of when people fall through the cracks," Johnson East tells CNBC Make It. Since winning four Olympic medals a decade ago, Johnson East, now 26, has managed to parlay her moment in the spotlight into a sustained career in marketing with 1.5 million followers on Instagram and over half a million subscribes on YouTube.
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Cohen loves "poetic" lines that are nearly excruciating ("And now that I kneel / At the edge of my years / Let me fall through the mirror of love"), rhymes that would cripple a musk ox (plug/enough, sword/2005, art/Marx), and passages the C.I.A. should use only during enhanced interrogation (a couple "waving at desire / as it rests in the foreground / foothill-shaped, peaceful, / devoted as a dog made of tears").
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In a perverse sense, the whole experience left me with a bit of sympathy for Quillette's editors — not because I agree with them or find their work particularly valuable (this is a website that publishes articles about how skull shape is a useful guide for distinguishing the races) but because Vox was once an understaffed, short-on-editors website too, and I remember how easy it was for stuff to fall through the cracks then.
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Related: Canada Has Unveiled Its Plan to Let Sick People Die by Physician-Assisted Suicide If it that occurs, she says many people will fall through the cracks because it could take three years to wind through the courts, and in that time people who aren't eligible for medical help in dying could suffer or try to take their own lives, unless they have the resources to take their fight to court.
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If you want to hear about who influenced your favourite artist or what inspired them to record their new album in Haiti, then this isn't the place for you... But if you want to see your favourite artist fall through the floor, get farted on, be sexually propositioned, or, in Flavor Flav's case, get hoofed right in the kisser with a flying spin kick, then, please, come on in, make yourself comfortable and click play on the video below.
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Here's what we're watching: • T-Mobile hires a former Trump aide to advise on the Sprint deal • Moody's puts Italy on review for a downgrade • Italy's relations with the European Union • Smart speakers and what they can hear • Harvey Weinstein is finally facing the law • Europe's strict data rules have swung into action • Why China would love the North Korea talks to fall through Corey Lewandowski, a former campaign manager for President Trump, is advising T-Mobile on its proposed merger with Sprint.
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I can tell you that when such unsteady souls do manage to reach the upper headwalls — typically after three or four days of continuous upward toil and terror and wild, screaming fun, living in filth on canned chili and candy bars — they have been known to drop daypacks full of mission-critical equipment and watch in horror as those daypacks free-fall through space for thousands of feet toward pine trees so far below they look like miniature shrubs in a model railroad diorama.
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