Orlen Lietuva had been a financial burden on its parent.
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Little is known about the financial burden of stillbirths nationwide.
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The financial burden will instead fall on New York hosts.
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But despite her efforts, the financial burden has become unbearable.
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The financial burden ultimately falls with the customer and taxpayer.
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For years, Nichols' wife shouldered most of their family's financial burden.
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I know I am not alone in having this financial burden.
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Given the financial burden of college, parents are looking for options.
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Nor do they recognize that the financial burden will fall unevenly.
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Tennis helped again, as it eased my immigrant family's financial burden.
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But for some, this unwanted "hurrication" can cause a financial burden.
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So who should bear the financial burden of this unpleasant task?
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Women — especially women of color — are particularly saddled with the financial burden.
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Such behaviour has placed a considerable financial burden on public toilet management.
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But climate change has become an impossible financial burden for many farmers.
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The expansion will add to the already onerous financial burden on Takata.
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Everyone deserves comprehensive, complete car insurance that is not a financial burden.
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Because Veterans Affairs is covering it, it takes away a financial burden.
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It's only harder knowing the financial burden will fall on my family.
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They also said other countries should share more of the financial burden.
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Obamacare lifted an enormous financial burden that women alone had to bear.
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"It's a huge financial burden not to sleep properly," Dr. Roenneberg said.
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"These are doable and without putting much financial burden on the government".
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That could ultimately place more of a financial burden on younger generations.
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It won't be a huge financial burden but will tarnish the brand.
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The current NICS system places the entire financial burden on gun buyers.
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But that fire no longer appears to pose a large financial burden.
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One big reason is the enormous financial burden placed on working parents.
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But when her children rejected them, an affordable dish became a financial burden.
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Viewed as a financial burden, they are married off as young as 12.
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Conservatives have often focused on the financial burden mass incarceration places on governments.
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This bill will help to relieve some of that financial burden for them.
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They obviously can ill afford to be taking on this additional financial burden.
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As more people are diagnosed with cancer, the financial burden will only worsen.
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Typically, India has given farmers loan waivers to help ease their financial burden.
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I'm going to take the financial burden off my friends and family, too.
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That's not nothing, but interest remains a financial burden for the United States.
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"This financial burden adds to the emotional burden of sexual assault," Tennessee said.
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However, he quickly realized the financial burden that came with his new treatment.
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Those chances are high, but disability insurance can help lessen the financial burden.
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Each mandate that Congress has placed upon us comes with a financial burden.
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Some are even finding fresh ways to ease the financial burden on students.
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In that moment, we reconnected without the strain of a shared financial burden.
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High-interest credit card debt is the worst financial burden facing many Americans.
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Replacing those meals would put even more of a financial burden on families.
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Some states might be more prepared to handle the financial burden than others.
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Daughters are a financial burden; their dowries and weddings are a huge expense.
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They also said other countries should pick up more of the financial burden.
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Other medical schools have taken steps recently to decrease their students' financial burden.
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First, they obviously impose a tremendous financial burden — as they did for Castile.
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With the fallout of the crisis, the financial burden on donors has grown.
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It also removes the sizable financial burden that comes with completely replacing your closet.
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Class action lawsuits are a reputation killer and simply too much a financial burden.
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Now members of Congress are looking into ways to relieve the financial burden again.
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The unexpected financial burden might force her to drop out of Rutgers University-Newark.
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Millennials shoulder a different and bigger financial burden than Gen Xers and baby boomers.
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Critics of the plan claimed it could place an unfair financial burden on millennials.
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Let's continue to cover them… with our ability to help ease the financial burden.
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"It certainly reduces the financial burden, which will help Atlantia's share price," he added.
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"This financial burden adds to the emotional burden of sexual assault," Tennessee told Reuters.
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For young workers, in particular, loan debt is often their most significant financial burden.
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Those already drawing a pension will shoulder their share of the financial burden too.
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Protecting performing artists and their families from undue financial burden is a bipartisan cause.
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To avoid the financial burden and dangers of chronic disease, take care of yourself.
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Apart from the financial burden, life under lockdown has also taken a mental toll.
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Canada's universal health care system also helps to lower the financial burden on retirees.
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Ms. Donohue foresees this financial burden hanging over her head for years to come.
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But for some families, Mr. Bourke noted, overdraft fees can create a financial burden.
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Another way to ease this financial burden would be to adjust the tax code.
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This seems a severe financial burden to many middle-class and upper-middle-class couples.
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These changes appear tightly targeted and should not be a significant financial burden for banks.
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This reduces risk as well as the financial burden for each investor at this stage.
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Worst of all, most of this financial burden resulted from neurological damage in unborn children.
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Obviously, paid would make it less of a financial burden, but it's really no different.
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That's not to say Holbrook's career got any simpler, nor the financial burden any easier.
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While the benefits are miniscule, the financial burden of the Paris climate agreement are devastating.
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Funding for this recovery and the first responders is an essential and huge financial burden.
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If you feel you can't afford the financial burden of attending, think twice before RSVPing.
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And the memory of that time shaped her desire to be free from financial burden.
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A lot of students attend public universities to lessen the financial burden of higher education.
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Admittedly it may be a financial burden for smaller carriers to comply with these rules.
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That means employees can sue, but they have to take on that financial burden themselves.
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It would no longer shoulder an unfair financial burden in bodies like the United Nations.
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That tradition continues today, largely to provide means for a hefty financial burden — college education.
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They warn that coverage for trans soldiers' medical care is too great a financial burden.
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Patients and their families should be protected from the financial burden of unexpected medical bills.
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Trump told reporters he believes Europe should bear more of a financial burden for Ukraine.
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Buying this food for all of those players was not a financial burden for him.
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"The financial burden associated with cancer has been shown to correlate with poor quality of life, high symptom burden, and even survival," Nipp said, adding that more research into the impact of discussions around costs, as well as screening for potential financial burden, could help.
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Parkson's operating lease expenses are high compared to its peers, which adds to its financial burden.
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This places a bigger financial burden on the dwindling share of workers who must support them.
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That financial burden is compounded by falling incomes, rising rents and the growth of student debt.
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He was a good student but knew college would be a financial burden for his parents.
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We're told Mischa just wants to get rid of it because it's been a financial burden.
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Stimulus may also be a hard sell politically, considering the financial burden it creates, he said.
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Please help with the financial burden she is now facing on top of her devastating loss.
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Unfortunately, pending legislation and regulations do not recognize the financial burden they will have to bear.
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Between 1985 and 1995, 11,000 farmers abandoned the Arkansas Delta, unable to shoulder the financial burden.
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Hospital and health systems also bear a heavy financial burden of Big Pharma's drug price increases.
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It's an "operational nightmare and huge financial burden" for people who own underutilized spaces, Sheng explained.
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The financial burden for Chinese patients with serious conditions like cancer or diabetes can be overwhelming.
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Automatic enrollment works best when the financial burden on the beneficiaries is minimal or, preferably, nonexistent.
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"Our lives diverged, he shouldered the financial burden, but I took on everything else," she said.
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Veterans should not have to be faced with the significant financial burden of student loan debt.
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That's not to mention the financial burden — most retirees have a modest budget or fixed income.
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That left the Ministry of Sport, an organ of the federal government, with the financial burden.
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Lower prices from the outset also mean that France's entire healthcare system carries a lighter financial burden.
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Yvanna Cancela and Joyce Woodhouse, argued that taxing the products placed an unfair financial burden on women.
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His rivals, on the other hand, are letting "super PACs" bear much more of that financial burden.
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Or they know attending their destination wedding would be too big of a financial burden on you.
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Technically, roommates aid in taking some of the financial burden that comes with renting a living space.
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For some families, those bills aren't just a reminder of their experience, but also a financial burden.
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As its expansion brought coverage to thousands more shooting survivors, that eased the financial burden on hospitals.
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Rapid Expansion Increasing Risk: The company's ambitious expansion plans have increased its execution risk and financial burden.
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This represents a huge financial burden for 44.2 million Americans and can take years to pay off.
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This convoluted, illogical situation placed the financial burden on regional bank customers, like small businesses and homeowners.
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Just 21 percent said they didn't find a surprise bill to be much of a financial burden.
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In addition, many young people hate the idea of taking on a financial burden to unite Korea.
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This not only doesn't allow you to build equity, but it can become an overwhelming financial burden.
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Still, the addition of new locations at the end of 2019 could cause WeWork more financial burden.
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After all, limiting competition means guaranteed revenues without the financial burden of investing in next-generation networks.
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They regard the Rohingyas as a financial burden on their impoverished country and a potential security threat.
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Trump has long complained that the U.S. bears too large a financial burden, but has yet to act.
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By gifting an everyday item like razors, you take some of the financial burden off his regular expenses.
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"Yang talks about suicides, drug addictions, and the debilitating financial burden amongst the American working class," he said.
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For nightclubs, minor sports venues, shopping malls and smaller college campuses, the financial burden can be too great.
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Utilities argue that the required services impose an unfair financial burden on them and ultimately their remaining customers.
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Planned Parenthood also maintained that the extra dosage is clinically unnecessary and thus imposes an undue financial burden.
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"We truly believe that we have the reserves to address the financial burden of this crisis," Pence said.
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Increasing the financial burden on student loan borrowers could make student loan repayment impossible for millions of Americans.
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"Employers are not to bear any financial burden for the contraceptive coverage," the solicitor general told the court.
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He wrote: If oD would have to pay all its contributors, that financial burden would kill the organisation.
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It was hard to enjoy this moment I worked so hard for with this financial burden haunting me.
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However, concerns of the financial burden the combined company will carry has weighed heavily on Takeda's stock price.
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Destiny said being named valedictorian gave her parents something to be proud of and relieved some financial burden.
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For those who have decided that refinancing is right for them, it can significantly reduce their financial burden.
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We should not leave those who gave of themselves to save others to bear their financial burden alone.
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Veterans advocates say access to a psychiatric service dog without the associated financial burden can't come soon enough.
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Veterans advocates say access to a psychiatric service dog without the associated financial burden can't come soon enough.
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And yet financial experts warn that supporting grown children can be a significant financial burden when retirement looms.
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Why it matters: The financial burden is mounting in California, where taxes are high and housing costs exorbitant.
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We need to work together to ensure access to these medicines and reduce the financial burden on patients.
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It's been eight years now, and I support my parents with rent and any financial burden they have.
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Nearly three-quarters (21%) of people with debt think about their financial burden more than they'd like to.
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Will lawmakers support a greater financial burden on state and local government and a greater private sector role?
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"The city and Nycha have all the responsibility, limited authority and all of the financial burden," he said.
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"It is simply not fair to put the entire financial burden of something they couldn't control on them."
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Mahathir said Wednesday that many Malaysians were willing to donate to the government to help ease its financial burden.
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Those higher interests rates increase the financial burden on your country, and that in turn makes default more likely.
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"This time of year can be a financial burden," Janet Sardon, superintendent of the Yough School District, told CNN.
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Ding says that ANTA began as dream he had when he was 16 to lighten his family's financial burden.
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Child marriage is common in rural, poor communities in India, where a girl is seen as a financial burden.
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For parents who are uninsured, have poor maternity coverage, or complications during birth, the financial burden is even greater.
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But for those forced off-base to receive medical care, the transition will come with an additional financial burden.
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"This is a huge financial burden, with steep bride prices becoming a key reason behind rural poverty," he added.
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By gifting an everyday item like a razor, you take some of the financial burden off her regular expenses.
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Criminal justice reform advocates say that sky-high prison phone costs often place a heavy financial burden on families.
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They shouldn't also have to cope with the financial burden that comes with taking time off work without pay.
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Among Americans eligible for government health-insurance subsidies, the medical financial burden rate fell 10 percent, the study found.
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Even with the declines in productivity and its financial burden, Challenger, Gray & Christmas recommends that employers embrace the tournament.
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Miscarriage is devastating enough on its own, but it also can come with a financial burden that goes undiscussed.
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"I did not want to put the financial burden on my parents or take out student loans," he said.
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For many men, having a wife who doesn't work isn't just a financial burden, but a social status symbol.
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While teachers bear a significant financial burden, the federal government isn't doing much to repay educators for their expenses.
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Then, on account of the screaming cancer inside him and the financial burden associated with that, he became Heisenberg.
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The high premiums and high deductibles of many plans still make coverage a crushing financial burden for some families.
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But, for the Hauskins, helping to pay these bills is about so much more than easing a financial burden.
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And with total student debt climbing to $1.5 trillion this year, college has never been a greater financial burden.
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Erin Krupa hopes that the lawsuit means other women will not need to endure the financial burden they have.
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For 11 of the cities surveyed, the financial burden of pensions was greater than debt obligations, S&P said.
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To ease the financial burden, Wright helped create a GoFundMe for his girlfriend, which has since raised over $10,000.
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For a county with a general fund of just $23 million, that is a big financial burden, Corcoran said.
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HUD's next secretary can help reduce this financial burden on families by building new housing near public transit. 3.
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The decision represents "a massive, unnecessary financial burden on Canadian taxpayers," Canadian Taxpayers Federation Federal Director Aaron Wudrick said.
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By early 2017, Ms. Walker understood that the financial burden of fabricating the piece would be on her shoulders.
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He was unpersuaded by Warren's charts and graphs showing how the change would increase the financial burden on families.
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Child USA argues that the Child Victims Act would shift that financial burden to the abusers and responsible institutions.
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The ride-hailer has long resisted the financial burden of providing its drivers and couriers with health care benefits.
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As we considered what to do with our dogs, we realized what kind of financial burden they would be.
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The financial burden of caring for his wife and two sons was too much for him, Ms. Levy said.
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A principal justification for high prices is the financial burden of running large clinical trials to secure regulatory approval.
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But there will be some low and moderate income families for whom the higher cost poses a financial burden.
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The financial burden then falls on the airlines, which are required to take back passengers who are denied entry.
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For instance, he had criticized NATO for not fighting terrorism and leaving the financial burden to the United States.
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In many cases, the financial burden is falling on teachers forced to spend out of pocket on classroom supplies.
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Mr. Trump has been critical of the alliance, saying it imposes an unfair financial burden on the United States.
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Obamacare cut those payments because the law's coverage expansion was expected to reduce the financial burden on those hospitals.
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Some critics said that despite the stated objectives, the plan could leave much of the financial burden on ratepayers.
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Still, that means shouldering a significant financial burden, and likely dipping into her savings to cover the rising costs.
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"It turns out that financial burden is directly related to health and well-being," Park told Reuters Health by email.
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Gordon, who wasn't involved with this study, has reported on financial burden and quality of life in colorectal cancer patients.
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The analysis considered the financial burden of hiring and redundancy, new building, infrastructure and rent costs, and well as contingencies.
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If other companies follow suit, the additional financial burden on precious metal investors could curb liquidity and roil markets further.
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Plus, requiring that note could put an additional financial burden on the employee for an unnecessary office visit or copay.
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Last month, Flynn's family set up a legal defense fund to defray the "tremendous financial burden" of his legal fees.
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Modern cancer drugs can cost more than $10,000 a month, placing a heavy financial burden on governments, insurers and patients.
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Unlike the U.S.-funded Marshall Plan, however, the latest initiative would put much of the financial burden on other countries.
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But the increased financial burden and the attempt to throttle Pink Dot's corporate sponsorships did little to dampen people's spirits.
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Also key to any restructuring is the willingness of groups beyond the bondholders to spread the financial burden, advisers said.
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"The greatest gift a parent can give their children is not to be a financial burden to them," Hayduchok said.
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It will lessen the financial burden for more families attending dignified transfer ceremonies at Dover, the military's largest mortuary facility.
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The last thing you want to do is take on a financial burden you're not able to keep up with.
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American taxpayers shoulder an enormous financial burden from hardrock mining, our largest toxic polluter according to the Toxic Release Inventory.
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But that "sheepskin" comes at a cost; a financial burden that some may take an entire lifetime to recover from.
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The same is true of America's huge financial burden for global security, although the picture there is less clear cut.
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The financial burden on patients can be substantial — these doctor charges can amount to hundreds or even thousands of dollars.
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Those districts hope to get payouts that will alleviate the huge financial burden of running addiction counseling and education programs.
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While many states provide workers' compensation for PTSD, others have resisted because the financial burden on municipalities could be huge.
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It costs a freaking fortune; the financial burden is a massive hardship because health insurance doesn't cover any of it.
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And then there's the practical decision about who this financial burden — whatever you label it — is going to fall on.
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Do you think that public transportation should be free, or do you have concerns about the financial burden on cities?
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But a VAT hike runs the risk of adding a heavy financial burden to the daily lives of the poor.
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And when that moment coincides with my untimely demise, it could create a huge financial burden for my loved ones.
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CreditSights analysts said they believed the company was on the "right path", although they expressed concern over its financial burden.
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The Humane Society began supporting the chimps and pressuring the blood center to take on some of the financial burden.
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Still, access to health care has improved substantially even as the financial burden it imposes on ordinary Rwandans has declined.
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They can reform the justice system without adding the financial burden of fees and classes that defendants must pay for.
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There are services available to offset this financial burden, but if they don't know that, they can't use those programs.
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Some doctors are now looking at emerging oncology data companies to help reduce that financial burden all while improving clinical outcomes.
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SMBC Nikko Securities estimates that free pre-school education would relieve households of a financial burden of around 1 trillion yen.
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So Amazon is giving out freebies to take some of the financial burden off of the people building its fledgling ecosystem.
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And if we continue on the current trajectory, taxpayers are going to be asked to shoulder an even greater financial burden.
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"We wanted to see, as a natural experiment, what happens when you change the financial burden on preventive services," Cooper said.
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"However, we need European partners because it will be difficult to carry the financial burden of this project on our own."
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A law passed in 2012 increased the financial burden further by limiting legal-aid payments to asylum seekers or crime victims.
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But given the greater financial burden of a car wreck, most of us simply grin and bear it, minus the grin.
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But Kushner and others recognized that would place a large financial burden on the Saudis, which they might not agree to.
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The episode comes amid a nationwide debate over the unfair financial burden for women of taxing tampons and other menstrual products.
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Father Kenny McCaughey expressed his gratitude to the university for taking away the financial burden of sending his children to college.
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For example, angel investors have carried most of the financial burden for launching Resuelve tu Deuda, KiWi, Prestadero, Cohete and OpenPay.
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He also described the financial burden on the Lancaster Emergency Medical Services, a non-profit, as well as the collateral impact.
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As the showdown drags on and the financial burden on the service increases, the Coast Guard commandant is speaking increasingly bluntly.
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White House staffers who need to hire lawyers to represent them in the investigation, however, could shoulder a heavy financial burden.
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But fees for the codes to get them may be a financial burden for some college students, a new report found.
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They are also under pressure from U.S. President Donald Trump to shoulder more of the military and financial burden within NATO.
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One union president for the TSA says that some agents have quit their jobs entirely due to the shutdown's financial burden.
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Hiring lawyers could place a heavy financial burden on some staff who did not enter government service with large bank accounts.
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The Post also cites the financial burden families feel to make ends meet, where establishing a two-income household becomes necessary.
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So why aren't men pitching in more where they're needed, since the women in their lives are easing their financial burden?
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Or, is a college education one of those life experiences that is always worth the cost, no matter the financial burden?
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Finally, what is the cost that the patient has to pay, and how does the financial burden compare with the benefit?
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It can also lead to amputations, dialysis, blindness and other debilitating complications that impose tremendous financial burden on already struggling patients.
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But since your circumstances changed, they've been shouldering the entire financial burden (not to mention standing on all those security lines).
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Bradley puts the financial burden of caring for rescued animals on those responsible for the cruelty, rather than nonprofits and taxpayers.
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New York's lieutenant governor issued a statement opposing the measure as effectively shifting a financial burden from counties to the state.
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Under the Special Counsel regulations, uncharged subjects of the Special Counsel's investigation bear the financial burden of their own defense. 6.
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"This financial burden impacts employees and dependents," says Paul Wolfe, senior vice president of global resources with the job site Indeed.
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Yet, the financial burden of being a teacher has her wondering whether she can afford it without getting a second job.
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The Affordable Care Act placed a crippling financial burden on plan sponsors through the employer mandate and the taxes mentioned above.
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That has led to worries that the country with the world's second-largest economy would struggle under an immense financial burden.
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In the same way our renters&apos insurance alleviated the financial burden of replacing our personal belongings — leaving us free to focus solely on relocating in the aftermath of that fire — the life insurance benefit meant we were able to secure a family plot at the cemetery, cover cremation/funeral costs, and purchase a gravestone without added financial burden.
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Tesla could share the financial burden of expanding the network with competitors, though Langan thinks charger compatibility problems could make that unlikely.
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The pressure to bear the financial burden of underfunded schools districts by paying for supplies out of pocket is just the begining.
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" She is now looking for work at local restaurants "to hopefully pick up some of the financial burden we will be facing.
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He sold watches and other items on the street to help his family's financial burden before basketball offered him a better life.
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Lifting this financial burden, the thinking goes, would stimulate the economy by allowing young borrowers to improve credit ratings and buy homes.
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But they're often treated with such disdain that having a period becomes both a personal and/or financial burden for many women.
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One justification Wheeler could use for providing fewer waivers is that the lower credit prices have reduced the financial burden on refiners.
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"It's an enormous financial burden," said Jo-Ann Chief Executive Officer Wade Miquelon, who previously served as chief financial officer of Walgreens.
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And a financial burden to business growth -- say the requirement of more doors for quick exits for customers -- often is completely rational.
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But private pre-K education programs can run more than college tuition, a financial burden many low-income families simply can't afford.
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The health care system directly bore about a quarter of the total financial burden — $215 billion — largely from emergency treatment of overdoses.
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Another recommendation from CAP is giving more PAC funding to women, which would help relieve the financial burden of running for office.
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But teachers rejected the plan, calling it unsustainable and adding that it would just increase the financial burden for other school employees.
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Supplies When Kanye West tweeted about a friend's financial burden buying books, he rekindled an age-old complaint: Textbooks cost too much.
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Since some TPS recipients have lived in the country for more than a decade, those costs could be a crushing financial burden.
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The bill's authors argue it would help even the playing field and lessen the financial burden many students face with student loans.
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But even with scholarships and deferred action, the financial burden for undocumented students can still be greater than the average college student.
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"I was dead set on maintaining my standard of living even though it was turning into an enormous financial burden," he admits.
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" He continued, "The financial burden has damaged the global competitiveness of American businesses and bankrupted millions of families, even those with insurance.
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Some schools have asked undergraduate students to move off campus within a matter of days, posing a financial burden for many students.
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Their home was underinsured, which left much of the damage as a financial burden the family thought it would be protected from.
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While most people assume that the financial burden is always divided evenly in co-ownership arrangements, that isn't true in every case.
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Japan, the United States and South Korea shouldered most of the financial burden, with the cooperation of Europe and other Asian countries.
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The new plans aim to help solve that access problem, in part by reducing the financial burden to employers who provide them.
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"If the property taxes really are a financial burden for you, maybe an alternative would be to downsize the home," Steffen said.
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The Transportation Department has also tried to impress upon people that the financial burden of replacing these signs ultimately falls on taxpayers.
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But Paco and I discuss some smart tweaks you can make if you want to ease the financial burden in the long run.
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Allowing network access to rivals who don't have to shoulder the same financial burden would put them at a further disadvantage, they say.
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It directed agencies to interpret regulations as loosely as possible to minimize the financial burden on Americans, insurers, health care providers and others.
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But critics of the plan, including some GOP governors, fear it would simply shift a greater financial burden onto already tight state budgets.
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And the procedure isn't the only financial burden—for individuals in areas with limited abortion centers, there is also the cost of travel.
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That means far more infants are being admitted to expensive neonatal intensive care units, increasing the financial burden on families with preterm infants.
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But they should be able to decide with their eyes wide open about the financial burden they are undertaking and its likely rewards.
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Jobs end, subsidised bus travel begins and people start to be seen as a financial burden rather than an asset to the state.
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If you buy the wrong music, plane ticket or shoes, it's probably not a crippling financial burden, where the wrong mortgage can be.
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The extra financial burden hits Latinas, who earn less than all other female demographics according to the Institute for Women's Policy Research, hardest.
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This month's fuel price increases will effectively end subsidies on most fuel products, a financial burden that has crippled state finances for decades.
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Kevin Brady, R-Texas, said he disagrees with the proposal, in part because of the financial burden it could place on younger workers.
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The USPS also has a significant financial burden in its requirement to support over 600,000 postal retirees that receive health and pension benefits.
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" Per the report, the latte levy on takeaway coffee cups "would remove some of the financial burden from local authorities and council taxpayers.
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Companies like Uber, Postmates and DoorDash, among others, help ease the financial burden on restaurants and act as a third-party delivery service.
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While scholarships are one way to tackle college costs, there are a few other strategies families can use to lower their financial burden.
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He mentioned a bill he was sponsoring to ease the financial burden on low-income workers of taking family leave, which was stalled.
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"This proposed rule, once finalized, would move the financial burden from taxpayers, and ensure that industry assumes responsibility for these cleanups," he said.
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A report from the Insurance Information Institute showed that in 2016, more than 30 percent of homeowners considered homeowner's insurance a financial burden.
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On the other hand, if she is living on a limited income, I don't want to place an additional financial burden on her.
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He believes 25,000 individual lawsuits on user privacy would be "impossible" due to the financial burden on users and the inefficiency for judges.
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On Friday evening, Donald Trump issued his first Executive Order as president, a move "minimizing the financial burden" of the Affordable Care Act.
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"A health emergency for which they bear no responsibility should not place an undue financial burden on workers and their families," he wrote.
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Almost a third of students who take out loans drop out before completing their degree, in large part because of the financial burden.
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That would cut Tesla's financial burden, while also putting heavy pressure on it to shift as much production as possible to Chinese suppliers.
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Specifically, Republican senators were concerned that the paid sick leave requirements in the legislation would put an excessive financial burden on small businesses.
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Kaleb Paddock, a certified financial planner at Ten Talents Financial Planning, agrees that student loans are a huge financial burden for many millennials.
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You're reluctant to start a family because you get to people with significant debt... It is a financial burden that is life-altering.
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It might seem a bit morbid, but I know how much of a financial burden it can be when there is no will.
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While there are many concerns to take into account when it comes to divorce, one significant concern is the financial burden accompanying it.
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It's a financial burden on my father and stepmother, who help with the bills (my personal-care attendants alone cost $40,000 a year).
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Companies like Olo, Uber, Postmates and DoorDash, among others, help ease the financial burden on restaurants and act as a third-party delivery service.
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Juan Manuel Gastelum, the mayor of Tijuana, has complained of the financial burden of sheltering migrants in the city and fueled hostilities toward them.
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In the same respect, Chesire and Biglan acknowledge that the disease brings a financial burden to many families -- and that it ultimately causes death.
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Clinton now opposes the Trans-Pacific Partnership and pledged to work with the Vermont senator on reducing the financial burden of high college tuition.
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Hundreds of thousands more were forced to flee to other counties, where they have been treated as a security threat or a financial burden.
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The emergence of the short-term rental market has drastically reduced the financial burden of traveling, while opening up new revenue streams for homeowners.
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Critics of Medicaid expansion claim it is a financial burden on states, which have budgets that are already dominated by the cost of Medicaid.
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"Work permit fees – often ranging between $2,000 to $4,000 per international staff member – remain a much greater financial burden," she said in a statement.
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Raising your deductible does means you'll shoulder more of the financial burden in a covered loss, so this isn't a decision to make lightly.
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This could be a significant financial burden on families and they are unable to pay, can be a significant burden on hospitals as well.
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Companies like Uber, Postmates and DoorDash, among others, can help ease the financial burden on restaurants by acting as a third-party delivery service.
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And the financial burden on lower-income students could increase even more if Congress approves President Donald Trump's plan to eliminate subsidized student loans.
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The administrative and financial burden of VAT was one of the biggest barriers to cross-border trade, particularly for start-ups and smaller companies.
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Kim described the proposal as a "populism budget", and added the increase in fiscal spending will amplify the financial burden for young South Koreans.
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To cushion the financial burden, Gangwon wants the government to provide an extra 4.6 billion won, or about 80 percent of the estimated losses.
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A finalised capital markets and banking union would also diversify and reduce risk by limiting the financial burden on governments and taxpayers, Coeure argued.
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Instead, it would enable the territory to determine its own future, enhance economic growth and opportunity, and reduce the financial burden on all taxpayers.
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Companies including Uber help ease some of the logistical and financial burden on the restaurant companies, who otherwise do not have established delivery options.
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Eliminating the individual mandate may shift costs off the federal government's ledger and help Republicans claim a lower financial burden of their tax plan.
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Most urgently, that financial burden rattled the vendors who keep the retailer's shelves stocked, pressuring Toys R Us to make the move to restructure.
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But a less personally focused dialogue might lead the bosses to their own conclusions about reshuffling the financial burden of all that theoretical fun.
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Drivers who own individual medallions have been left behind by change and exploited by lenders, and we support action that eases their financial burden.
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"The government's financial burden of subsidizing coverage when young, healthy people can stay out climbs exponentially," Sara Rosenbaum at George Washington University told me.
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After taking office, he affirmed the U.S. commitment to the defense of NATO allies but kept up complaints about Washington's shouldering the financial burden.
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The financial burden of developing next generation engines to meet new emissions standards is forcing several vehicle makers to pursue partnerships and technology deals.
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In this time of crisis, I won't add undue stress or saddle NYers with unnecessary financial burden, this is the time to support residents.
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Muñoz and her husband, who works as a computer programmer, have had to refinance their home four times to help ease their financial burden.
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This is a reduced financial burden for individuals, cities, and states as the federal government pays for more of the costs of drug treatment.
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But now that Jason will be earning some money on tour, the investment in his future may pay off and the financial burden eased.
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Sprint, in particular, was seen as bearing a bigger financial burden, carrying $34.2 billion in long-term debt on its books as of Sept.
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The other side: Opponents of the insurance measures say they infringe on Second Amendment rights by creating a new financial burden for gun owners.
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Now, to ease the miners' financial burden, a former coal tycoon has donated over $24 million to directly assist those miners and their families.
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I come from a family of wealthy taxpayers, not considered a financial "burden" by those deciding which "kinds" of people deserve to be American.
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In recent years, some chefs have even asked for their stars to be removed, citing the psychological or financial burden of maintaining their rating.
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Trump's strategy, according to Democrats, would also put the financial burden on states and local governments they argue can't afford to fund rebuilding projects.
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The organization's expenses — equipment, veterinarian, transportation and more than 500 pounds of meat every month — have also placed a financial burden on the brothers.
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The actress, who has said that she&aposs retired from film, likely wasn&apost concerned about the financial burden involved in hiring a caregiver.
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Returns account for 20 to 30% of e-commerce sales, which can become a terrible financial burden on a growing direct-to-consumer brand.
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Trading sources say some providers are now requesting PDVSA prepay cargoes and others are using intermediaries to secure payments, likely increasing PDVSA's financial burden.
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Many families who lost their homes during Matthew are struggling to keep up with the financial burden posed by weathering multiple events like this.
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He has also pressed other U.S. allies, such as Japan, South Korea and Germany, to take more of the financial burden of their defense.
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Rose also points out that the high tuition prohibits independent students from attending school, even if they're willing to take on the financial burden.
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But cost savings should at least help PSA spread the huge financial burden of electrification and developing self-driving across 4.2m cars rather than 3.1m.
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From the financial burden the disease places upon Americans to the notion that "Alzheimer's will never directly affect me," there are numerous mistruths worth addressing.
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The "double payment the exchange's prorated annual fee imposes on them imposes a significant financial burden and acts as a disincentive to transferring," NYSE said.
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It comes after Trump's repeated suggestions during the campaign that Japan should shoulder a bigger financial burden regarding US military forces stationed in the region.
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It also cited concerns for the undue financial burden on producers to comply, which would discourage farmers from adopting organic practices and applying for certification.
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It's no secret that the tampon tax places an unfair financial burden on people with periods who already earn less than their cisgender male counterparts.
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These legislative efforts are meant to ease the financial burden on lower-income workers, whose salaries have stagnated, despite inflation and cost-of-living increases.
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Refiners and some academics dismiss the argument that waivers undercut demand and say the financial burden of compliance puts thousands of refining jobs at risk.
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Because I've since learned that weddings — even ones where you have to fly to Paris — don't have to be a financial burden on the guest.
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But the increased regulation and scrutiny will be a financial burden and the Australian banks have few defenders given the shocking nature of the revelations.
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He made some controversial decisions in his efforts to rid the club of its financial burden – decisions which are still questioned in some quarters today.
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Minimal product goes a long way, so I find it to be a cost-effective solution that eliminates the financial burden tied to damaged hair.
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The founder of Apple left Reed College when he was just 19, reportedly because it was too much of a financial burden for his family.
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In uncertain economic times for Europe, there are few countries that are willing to take on the massive financial burden of the new-look championships.
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I looked at it like we were sharing this financial burden together, and I had a lot of faith that it was going to change.
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The study also found that black women experience more anxiety related to their hair, greater social and financial burden of hair maintenance than white women.
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That they carry such low assurances of success has cost the act support among state governments and landowners who shoulder much of the financial burden.
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That imposes a financial burden that many counties might not be able to afford, especially in an era of tight budgets and dwindling tax bases.
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Plants for assembling appliances would not pose a financial burden for the likes of Samsung or LG, said Jay Yoo, an analyst at Korea Investment.
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Yet it has struggled to turn a profit in recent years amid questions about its business strategy, and the heavy financial burden of past misconduct.
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By doing so, legislators can help state and federal governments save lives, preserve families, and reduce the financial burden on our overstretched health care system.
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With federal help lacking, the financial burden of helping Maria evacuees in Florida is falling -- and falling hard -- on churches and non-profits, said Rev.
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For other families, especially those in the middle- and upper-middle class, paying about $150,000 for four years of schooling is a severe financial burden.
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And the plummeting price of natural gas, which bubbles up with oil, has made it an added financial burden for companies to process and ship.
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In April, it struck a deal to combine Sprint, which it controls, with T-Mobile, reducing its share of the embattled American carrier's financial burden.
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DETROIT – The financial burden of the United Auto Workers' strike against General Motors is expected to begin weighing more heavily on union members this week.
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The rules may also create a "significant financial burden" for nonprofit technology organizations and impede free expression rights for internet users in India, she said.
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A border-adjusted tax would impose a heavy financial burden on Chinese exports and the Chinese economy, but it might result in limited diplomatic friction.
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The bloated campaign team became too much of a financial burden for her to sustain as she plunged in the polls and saw donations slow.
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I've had many conversations with patients who own businesses and heard first-hand just how much the financial burden of cancer care weighs on them.
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Many talented, bright, and patriotic citizens are choosing not to step up and serve because they believe doing so would place them under financial burden.
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Foreign students effectively subsidize education costs for other students at schools where they pay more, taking some of the financial burden off of American students.
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In an effort to ease the financial burden of workers and to keep business afloat, many restaurants and organizations are providing limited discounts to furloughed employees.
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Ten percent of the proceeds from every sale goes to Family Reach, a non-profit dedicated to helping families alleviate the financial burden caused by cancer.
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Click here to explore the full roster of charges and fees, and what federal programs can and can't offer to lighten part of your financial burden.
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The rent will undoubtedly be a suffocating financial burden to many first-year Mount Sinai interns, who will be making roughly $62,000 a year before taxes.
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If women live in states with only one clinic, or the laws are especially restrictive, it adds an extra layer of both logistical and financial burden.
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Widows generally face prejudice, particularly in rural areas, where they are considered inauspicious and a financial burden to the husband's family, with whom they typically live.
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All my childhood my mother insisted that my brothers and I take private Spanish and French lessons, even though it was a financial burden for them.
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That's because now she won't have to leave her daughters with all of the financial burden of caring for her in her old age, she said.
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Child allowances acknowledge the financial burden of raising a child and ensure that all children, regardless of their parents' income, have a basic level of security.
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The group and Sessions agree that there is a problem with the over-application of some consent decrees, which can tend to be a financial burden.
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He added that annexing the West Bank would create a financial burden on Israel because it would then have to provide Palestinians with benefits, including healthcare.
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That financial burden is quietly tearing at marriages, from what I can see, along with eliminating savings for health care or retirement or, really, anything else.
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Speaking about NATO's financial burden, Linkevicius agreed that European countries needed to raise their contributions and meet the 2 percent of GDP (gross domestic product) commitment.
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It's estimated that a woman will spend $1,773.33 on tampons in her lifetime, but a recently proposed bill in California might help alleviate that financial burden.
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Earlier this year, Congress took an important step to help reduce that financial burden on older Americans by passing the Bipartisan Budget Act of 2018 (BBA).
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For the thousands of spouses, parents and children with a loved one incarcerated, the financial burden can be overwhelming — and the emotional toll is gut-wrenching.
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Add to these tragic human losses the extraordinary financial burden estimated at $740 billion in annual costs of addiction to healthcare, criminal justice and national productivity.
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In a similar vein, Trump has been critical of the United Nations, citing a perceived unfair funding structure that shoulders America with a disproportionate financial burden.
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To help alleviate some of the financial burden that comes with a college education, many employers are investing in their employees by offering tuition assistance programs.
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That provision is one of several included in the bill meant to reduce the financial burden on NFIP, which faces more than $30 billion in debt.
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I look forward to working with my colleagues to ensure this financial burden does not weigh on our military families, who have already sacrificed so much.
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" The issues: "This year's candidates have largely endorsed universal health care, a $15 minimum wage, easing the financial burden for college students and tougher gun control.
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The financial burden of test preparation is one of the reasons the mayor and schools chancellor, Richard A. Carranza, are hoping to eliminate the SHSAT entirely.
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"In this time of crisis, I won't add undue stress or saddle NYers with unnecessary financial burden, this is the time to support residents," she tweeted.
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In Denmark, for example, similar reductions in income have been found after hospitalizations, but government programs help replace some of the losses, lessening people's financial burden.
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At that point, doctors, hospitals and nursing homes would not receive their full compensation from the program and patients could face more of the financial burden.
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Luckily, there are a few ways to lessen the financial burden of a trip to the Emerald Isle's largest city, without sacrificing any of the enjoyment.
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The Senate unanimously passed a $2 trillion relief bill to help ease the financial burden American workers and businesses are experiencing due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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At that time, doctors, hospitals and nursing homes will not receive their full compensation from the program and patients could face more of a financial burden.
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Collins argues that his proposal would end up reducing property taxes by cutting the financial burden on counties, which paid $28500 billion into Medicaid in 6900.
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That provision is one of several included in the bill meant to reduce the financial burden on NFIP, which faces more than $2628 billion in debt.
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Realizing that my own death could create a financial burden for my family members made it clear to me that life insurance is a no-brainer.
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Kevin Brady, R-Texas, complained that the changes could put an undue financial burden on millennials, who may pay in more than they eventually get back.
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Approved bond financing worth $2000 billion, backed by new congestion-pricing tolls, and sales and real estate taxes are likely to help alleviate the financial burden.
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Collins argues that his proposal would end up reducing property taxes by cutting the financial burden on counties, which paid $2.2 billion into Medicaid in 2016.
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This puts a greater financial burden on people who menstruate, who spend an estimated $150 million a year just on the sales tax for these products.
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But the gift of treatment is something one cannot price so easily, particularly given the financial burden on patients and families, and really society, over time.
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By eliminating the financial burden of a medical education, the school hopes that more students will choose family medicine and other vital but lower-paid specialties.
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The move by the nation's largest public pension fund will place a greater financial burden on the state's cities and counties as well as their public workers.
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With the spending on BSA/AML significantly lower over the 9M16, Fitch believes that most of the financial burden associated with the order has largely been lifted.
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Aside from maximum penalties, which are broadly similar, the FCPA allows for the "disgorgement" of past profits related to corruption, which can significantly raise the financial burden.
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After experiencing the difficulties endured by her friends, she came up with a way to ease the financial burden that a cancer diagnosis places on a family.
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So I get a little annoyed when people try to place me in a box because I'm not saddled with the financial burden of student loan debt.
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In Japan, where survey respondents were most likely to say that not being a financial burden was a primary consideration, daughters are abandoning their traditional caring role.
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Opponents of the renewable contracts argued that Eskom could not afford the additional financial burden and that they would lead to job losses in the coal sector.
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"By helping ease their financial burden, our employees can better focus on our mission of building a healthier world," Mark Bertolini, Aetna chief executive, said last week.
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Typically, if a company wants to put the financial burden of a broken gadget on the reviewer, it will ask you to sign some sort of agreement.
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These types of plans protect against the financial burden of catastrophic events while allowing for the use of pre-tax dollars to pay for routine medical expenses.
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President Trump continued with the fiction that immigration is a financial burden to Americans, and that a crackdown on the undocumented will save money and create jobs.
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Hours after he was inaugurated, he signed his first executive order directing government departments to stop enforcing any part of Obamacare that might pose a financial burden.
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JBS said its participation in the leniency agreement will place no financial burden on the meatpacker, as J&F is entirely responsible for paying the related fine.
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"The real huge steps towards financial burden sharing, tax harmonization and loss of national sovereignty are still highly unlikely to happen, even though they should," he added.
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Interserve chairman Glyn Barker told investors ahead of the vote on Friday the firm was struggling with a "financial burden that is completely unsustainable and is crippling".
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This would cause even more disruption and place a significant financial burden on insurers, hospitals and doctors and more importantly low-income individuals enrolled in the ACA.
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As Politico reported, the financial burden on single mothers is great, partly because of income inequality in the U.S. and fewer high-paying job opportunities for women.
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Eliminating proactive oversight will put our armed forces back in the crosshairs — risking readiness, damaging morale, and adding an unnecessary financial burden to our all-volunteer force.
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It's estimated that the average woman will spend $13,773.33 on tampons in her lifetime, but a recently proposed bill in California might help alleviate that financial burden.
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Since taking office, Trump has ratcheted up his criticism of European defense spending, insisting the U.S. shoulders too much of the financial burden for keeping Europe safe.
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America remains committed to NATO, on far better terms, with NATO countries agreeing to bear their fair share of the financial burden of our mutual defense commitments.
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President George H.W. Bush was able to fight the first Gulf War with numerous nations at our side, sharing both the military burden and the financial burden.
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Citigroup CEO Michael Corbat said the bank will send $1,000 awards to some employees to compensate them for the "financial burden" of working during the coronavirus pandemic.
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However, earlier this week, Ecuador, another OPEC member, announced that it would no longer adhere to the group's cuts because of the financial burden of doing so.
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But a coalition of state lawmakers intervened, arguing the fee was a form of government overreach that would impose an undue financial burden on poor New Yorkers.
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The significant financial burden of modernizing homes to add ramps, railings or benches should not prevent those on limited incomes from living safely in their own homes.
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While employers should not generally receive public subsidies simply to provide decent working conditions, this could be an unusual moment to consider temporarily spreading the financial burden.
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Hosts had expressed outrage after Airbnb overrode their policies by allowing travelers to cancel reservations and get full refunds, leaving hosts bearing most of the financial burden.
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Riders are staying away from many public transit systems, and a drop-off in sales tax revenues that fund some systems is adding to the financial burden.
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To alleviate the financial burden on homeowners affected by the virus, Trump said that the federal government is suspending foreclosures and evictions until the end of April.
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"This is about creating a better life for your family," he said, describing the financial burden for families that chose to educate their children in private schools.
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America needs a strategic mix of diverse fuel sources in order to reduce the financial burden on consumers while also protecting the environment and growing the economy.
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Concern has been raised about the financial burden placed on a single tournament host, and the bad publicity generated by stadiums built and then abandoned after use.
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Families paying college tuition are often relieved that they can claim education credits on their income tax returns, which helps ease the financial burden of higher learning.
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In part, this means demanding companies play a bigger role in addressing the problem and pay a larger share of the significant financial burden plastic pollution poses.
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It also estimated that turnover costs — employees who simply leave companies after being bothered in the workplace — are an even bigger financial burden than any legal fee.
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So we were in this space where we feared losing our transportation or having to incur a significant financial burden if we tried to get Tennessee driver's licenses.
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A letter sent to tribal authorities in October 2017 explained the proposed changes as an effort to reduce the financial burden placed on tribes by the acquisition process.
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Their demands are hard to argue with considering the emotional, physical, and financial burden survivors have to deal with while they try to recover from these traumatic incidents.
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Conyers-Godreau said she's applied to transfer to NYU, but she thinks the financial burden would be too much, even if she receives some aid from the school.
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Kristina Baum wants to put aside enough money to pay for all her cancer treatments so her parents don't have to take on a financial burden helping her.
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The ministry said in a statement that the proposed change was designed "to reduce the financial burden on traders and support the activity of the Egyptian stock exchange".
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Heated discussions over how the financial burden will be split between airlines, customers, the airports owners and taxpayers show little sign of being resolved in the near-term.
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The argument against refugees, which Republican governors in Texas and Michigan were making even before Mr Trump's election, is that they are a financial burden and security threat.
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The financial burden on the government of climate-related disasters could be eased under the NII scheme, he added, as producers themselves finance the payouts through their premiums.
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The Democratic lawmaker whose district includes President Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate is asking the White House to alleviate the "financial burden" of his near-weekly visits. Rep.
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" It may be awkward, but you're in the right: "It's also rude" to make people wait for unpaid dues because "it might be causing them a financial burden.
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This would be an operational nightmare during high traffic conditions and an overwhelming financial burden on airport funding to "fix" something that is likely to never happen again.
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If Germany is to assume a larger financial burden in NATO and continue as the bulwark of EU stability, a Trump-Merkel relationship must start on firm ground.
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But he said the FDA wants to focus on getting more low-cost generic drugs on the market faster to help ease the financial burden on American consumers.
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To get owners to surrender the cars, Volkswagen would probably have to pay more than the market value, adding to the already enormous financial burden from the scandal.
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The impact: Since November, five taxi drivers have reportedly committed suicide as a result of this financial burden, the New York Taxi Workers Alliance told Axios in May.
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At the same time, when we pursue our interests through the UN rather than going it alone, we share the financial burden and human cost with other countries.
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If progress toward cleaner, more efficient vehicles is put in reverse, oil companies may increase their revenues, but consumers are the ones who will bear the financial burden.
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During the rest of the week, the towel-strewn beach is a sound installation without any human activity: a reminder of the financial burden of producing performance art.
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Separately, with wildfires growing more frequent and deadly, and a new threat looming over the weekend, a panel in California urged steps to spread the blazes' financial burden.
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"We shouldn't need to ask professional and amateur fighters, coaches, and USA officials to carry the financial burden of competing at international championships," he wrote in an email.
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When we asked people around the world what sort of financial burden they bore for their higher education, we heard how much it varies from country to country.
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The government last week announced a stimulus package worth about 19 billion Hong Kong dollars ($2.4 billion) to help safeguard jobs and provide relief to "people's financial burden."
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After exhaustive, and exhausting, presentations, it is clear that Donald Trump was not actually motivated by broad issues of political corruption and financial burden sharing among European allies.
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However, a growing number of lawmakers in the House and Senate do want to see change and modernization to reduce the financial burden of the system for consumers.
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The financial burden of this redesign will fall predominantly on franchisees, but Haynes said the company is offering incentives and "competitively priced packages" to help with the cost.
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They also offer tangible support like maternity and baby clothes, diapers and wipes, and even strollers and car seats to lighten the financial burden of caring for a newborn.
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Reuters Health - Cancer survivors who face a higher financial burden with their treatment and recovery tend to report lower quality of life and higher distress, a new study shows.
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This would increase the financial burden on the states, both the federal judges argued, by causing more women to rely on grant money designated for a smaller patient pool.
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Warren says the student loan debt forgiveness plan would be a shot of adrenaline to the economy — encouraging home-buying by taking a financial burden off of young people.
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Criminal justice reform advocates say these enormous phone costs place a huge financial burden on families who are simply trying to stay in contact with their incarcerated family members.
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But right now we have to figure out the financial burden versus our other path of just being husband and wife and being OK with that as our family.
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The business community has taken notice, as small employers who have felt the financial burden of health care costs are now trying innovative models with DPC at the forefront.
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For those patients who do not get their bills covered through one of these hospitals, the state has a Victims of Violent Crime program to ease the financial burden.
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Li has been looking for months for new investors to share the financial burden of the club, which spent 230 million euros on players in the latest transfer season.
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Despite the reductions, however, more than one-third of those with non-group health insurance still lived in families shouldering a medical financial burden in 2015, the authors write.
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In a private Facebook group for Bristow residents that Mashable was granted access to, residents of the town expressed concerns that hiring a veterinarian could impose a financial burden.
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For most people, even those in upper middle class households, the financial burden of more than $200,000 over the course of four years is far from a realistic option.
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Many parents also pay for tutoring to help their children pass the grammar's entrance exam, in the hope of moving the financial burden of secondary education onto the state.
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This will reduce treatment costs for individuals, reduce the financial burden on the overall healthcare system, and free up resources that could be used to address unmet patient needs.
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But the officials are hitting roadblocks—the drug's price tag, which has surged in recent years, and changes in insurance coverage that put a heftier financial burden on patients.
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Macron wants Britain to pay a greater share of the financial burden France says it has incurred from dealing with migrants at the frontier and handling more asylum demands.
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My doctor for my second baby, at a different practice, simply sent home a flyer encouraging us to call the insurance company to plan for the possible financial burden.
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As a result of that executive order, the department in July identified eight rules that impose an "undue financial burden" on taxpayers or add "undue complexity" to tax laws.
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And this means an increased burden on our health-care system, an increased financial burden to patients and their families, and of course an increase in AIDS-related deaths.
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The reason, according to Matt Hamilton, vice president for enrollment and student financial services, is to make sure students receiving full-tuition scholarships shoulder some of the financial burden.
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Whether you're just getting into the scene, or a serious player testing out new permutations of cards, proxies offer something akin to the "real" experience without the financial burden.
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It is unclear how much the joint military exercises with South Korea cost, but Seoul does shoulder some of the financial burden of the presence of American troops. Gen.
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But, ultimately, it shouldn't be the job of consumers to keep brands in business during a crisis, as we, too, feel the financial burden caused by the novel coronavirus.
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"We are currently looking at efficiencies, however, we cannot overcome the unprecedented financial burden this national emergency has created on our own," wrote the agency's CEO, Kevin S. Corbett.
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But, despite those losses and the panel's recommendation to reduce the financial burden on the Port Authority, the Port Authority plans to spend heavily to expand the PATH system.
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Today, 28% of high school students use e-cigarettes, and more schools by the day are suing Juul on the basis that their students' habits are a financial burden.
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Mr. Heastie said that he supported the environmental goals of the city law but added, "We have heard from many constituents concerned about the financial burden" of the law.
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This limited housing funding actually places a greater long-term financial burden on the taxpayer because it causes inefficiencies in the delivery of other services like healthcare and food.
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Ruby told stories about Tim: how he had eased the family's financial burden by enlisting in the Army; how he had been a father figure to his younger siblings.
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My advice: Open a savings account for senior expenses when your kids start high school to help ease some of the financial burden before they head off to college.
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Add to the constant demands of parenting the financial burden of student loans and credit card debt, and you have a recipe for hardly ever thinking about the future.
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"The U.N. is concerned the water cut could lead to diseases transmitted through dirty water, especially in children, in addition to the extra financial burden for families," OCHA said.
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"It aims ... to restructure the banking sector, rationalise government spending, address the state's financial burden and review tax exemptions, because 60% of economic activity is tax exempt," Elbadawi said.
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To assess the financial burden of heart disease, researchers looked at data from the 2013 to 2017 National Health Interview Surveys on 6,160 adults under 65 with heart disease.
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Gawker CEO Nick Denton has said that the Hogan suit itself—to say nothing of the actual damages his company might be forced to pay—poses a serious financial burden.
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Graduate students disproportionately depend on these tuition waivers, and as Wilke pointed out, getting rid of this benefit would add an extra financial burden for many graduate and PhD students.
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In his open letter, he said that early meetings with insurers "have gone well" and that Marathon's patient assistance program would continue to lower the financial burden for some families.
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EU governments need to take on more of the financial burden of building out networks of charging stations if they want swifter adoption of low-pollution electric cars, he added.
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Mr. Samsom said the members of the European Union would have to share the financial burden of accepting the migrants, even if they did not agree to take them in.
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For small-scale producers like queer feminist pornographer Pandora Blake, the financial burden of checking the ages of everyone visiting her site, Dreams of Spanking, would make her business unprofitable.
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"Unfortunately, the shelf life of epinephrine is not very long and the need to refill prescriptions on an annual basis can result in a financial burden for patients," Casale said.
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This financial burden can severely limit whose voices get represented in Congress: As of 2015, the median net worth for representatives was $900,000 and for senators it was $3.2 million.
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The former University of Georgia wide receiver said his family was never financially stable, often living paycheck to paycheck, not knowing what financial burden would fall into their lap next.
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County Commissioner Dave Kerner noted Bradshaw's cost evaluations, making the point that with Trump governing from Palm Beach County, "it becomes a very significant financial burden on the taxpayers" here.
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The possibility of external shocks, combined with the financial burden of the Syrian refugee crisis despite the promise of billions of euros in EU aid, would exacerbate the cumulative effect.
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Trump's budget also pledged to provide paid parental leave to working parents, which would be another way the government could help parents offset some of the financial burden of childcare.
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Clinton was "fraudulent" in her misrepresentation of his foreign policy positions, explaining that he supported global alliances, but believed that the United States should shoulder less of the financial burden.
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Decades later, NATO remains the key countervailing force against Russia, though the president has said the U.S. is shouldering too much of the financial burden compared to other member countries.
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It allowed insurers to escape the responsibility of paying benefits to the households and businesses set ablaze, leaving most of the financial burden of the community's reconstruction to the victimized.
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Analysts at Deutsche Bank and Jefferies have warned the financial burden could drain funding from Bayer's pharmaceutical business, which is struggling to sustain the rate of past blockbuster drug launches.
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Founded in 1975, the nonprofit aims to move homeless people and addicts into affordable apartments of their own, increasing their odds of recovery while lowering the financial burden on society.
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A joint mission with China, which also plans to eventually send people to Mars, might ease the financial burden — but US law restricts NASA from teaming up with the nation.
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For most EU leaders, the refugees are being treated as a political crisis and a financial burden that they are eager to quickly bury, even at a very high cost.
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"If someone can't afford more debt, the expectation is that it would increase their overall financial burden and lead to more overdraft fees," Ms. Borné said of the mini-loans.
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Trump on Friday also announced he would waive interest on all federal student loans to ease the financial burden on Americans with steep liabilities until a date to be determined.
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One of the primary reasons is the massive financial burden that reunification would impose on South Korea, which, based on some estimates, could cost between $1 trillion and $3 trillion.
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Similarly, adjusting phone payments plans to have lighter up-front installments could help ease the near-term financial burden, as consumers navigate the uncertain conditions of life amid the pandemic.
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Some incumbents are considering additional accommodations: CommBank, for example, may lower interest rates on its credit cards to alleviate the financial burden facing customers during the coronavirus crisis, per Savings.com.au.
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While both Jobs and Wozniak were young and broke, Wayne had assets, including a house, and feared that the financial burden would fall on him if the deal went south.
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Do you agree with Mr. Trump's core supporters that undocumented immigrants take jobs away from citizens, commit heinous crimes and are a financial burden on federal, state and local governments?
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But states and cities, which incur around 90 percent of the expenditures for jails and prisons, are increasingly passing the financial burden of the devices onto those who wear them.
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"There's now a feeling, women can chase their dreams, have a family and do both without having a financial burden," said Jocelyne Lamoureux-Davidson, a forward on the national team.
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If the status quo is maintained, there is no way to reverse this financial burden and pay down the debt short of an unprecedented and implausible end to catastrophic storms.
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But a coalition of state lawmakers stepped in, saying that the bag fee amounted to government overreach and that it would put an undue financial burden on poor New Yorkers.
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This solution frees not only artists but all people from a major financial burden that derails those living paycheck to paycheck and prevents them from moving forward toward their goals.
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The shelter has faced challenges in the past, including the financial burden of caring for so many animals — with their daily food requirements costing hundreds of dollars, according to National Geographic.
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Video of the incident went viral and came as Trump delivered a tough message to NATO allies to dramatically increase their defense spending to ease financial burden to the United States.
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As a result of this case, Mendeecees will likely have to pay restitution, and Yandy was advised against entering a legal marriage in order to avoid taking on that financial burden.
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" The Immigration and Nationality Act has long allowed the government to reject granting permanent residency to immigrants who were determined to be a financial burden on society or a "public charge.
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"After the negotiations, the majority of the imported medicines will be cheaper than in surrounding international markets, greatly reducing the financial burden on Chinese patients from healthcare costs," the ministry said.
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"This has made GM Korea bear the financial burden from its borrowings from GM Headquarters, which was able to take interest," a former KDB executive involved in the matter told Reuters.
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Meditation may have healing qualities, but the Buddhist quotations Cohen's been tweeting won't relieve the massive financial burden he's facing while under federal investigation, which he's reportedly said is "bankrupting" him.
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House Democrats are pressing the Trump administration for details on an executive order the president signed earlier this month to "minimize the financial burden" of ObamaCare on insurers and healthcare providers.
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The financial burden on the telcos comes as they face government pressure to lower carrier fees, with the start of 4G services by Rakuten in October expected to increase price competition.
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The fact is that most women who choose to have abortions do so because they feel they cannot manage the financial burden of carrying out the pregnancy and raising another child.
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This would eliminate the institutional bias that contributes to families having to choose institutionalizing their loved one or face the major financial burden of paying for this coverage out of pocket.
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I set out to figure out how to access more books without the financial burden and discovered options that ensure I'll never have to pay full-price for an ebook again.
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This could be grouped under the "supportive local government" heading, but the Canadian universal healthcare system means that everyone is entitled to free healthcare benefits, lifting the financial burden for employers.
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The electric car maker is planning to raise some of the funds for the factory from partners in China, Bloomberg reported on Wednesday, which will help ease the carmaker's financial burden.
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The resumption of crude flows through the Kurdish pipeline should ease the financial burden on the Kurdish government that was hard hit by the collapse of oil prices two years ago.
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Right-of-center think tanks champion health savings accounts and other high deductible products that put a large financial burden on individuals, while putting people like me in high risk pools.
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Register to vote if you're concerned about the high costs associated with getting a college degree and the financial burden of debt that too often comes with that education after graduation.
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While as Doyle suggests, it's in the best interest of companies to reward loyalty among employees, how many corporations will ultimately take on the financial burden of educating a changing workforce?
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During its session on Thursday, the Senate passed other bills geared toward reining in the loan agency, the Higher Education Student Assistance Authority, and easing the financial burden on student borrowers.
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But as the financial burden of caring for parks has shifted to the private sector from the city, restrictions on businesses are less common, say developers, real estate brokers and designers.
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But skeptics of a Sabic transaction worry that Saudi Aramco would be taking on a financial burden by paying tens of billions of dollars for a stake in the chemical company.
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It would do this by gradually but inexorably shifting more of the financial burden of Medicaid to states, in effect, forcing them to cover fewer people and to provide fewer services.
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He also repeated his assertion that NATO allies need to pay more dues so that America does not shoulder too much of the financial burden when it comes to cost-sharing.
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While both Jobs and Wozniak were young and broke, Wayne had assets, including a house, and feared that the financial burden would fall entirely on him if the deal went south.
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"And he made very clear what he doesn't believe, which is that the U.S. government should stay in an agreement that gives us too much of a financial burden," she continued.
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Maybe Putin is saying 'I'm getting out of Syria because it's a big financial burden, and I have to take care of my people in Russia because of oil prices doubling.
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The promise of AI to reduce the financial burden on medical services by cutting out some disposable roles and functions could be music to the ears of government and health authorities.
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Tuition is usually more affordable for vocational schools, but with a lot of the learning being outside of the classroom, there is the extra financial burden of tool kits and supplies.
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But this administration seems happy to overlook the rules and conventions of the federal government — even when it means imposing an additional financial burden on the people it's supposed to be serving.
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Hours after his inauguration, he signed an executive order directing agencies to interpret regulations as loosely as possible and to minimize the financial burden of the law through waivers, exemptions or delays.
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" Moreover, the survey found, "The coverage gains are allowing working-age adults to get the health care they need while reducing their level of financial burden because of medical bills and debt.
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For many smaller governments, especially those of tribal nations or rural American counties, the opioid crisis has represented a major financial burden on social services, including law enforcement, welfare, rehabilitation, and healthcare.
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She had found a way to secure a bride without going deeper into debt, enrolling him in a mass wedding sponsored by the government to ease the financial burden on poor families.
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Parts of the government itself, including some areas of the national health care system, would be converted into independent commercial companies to improve efficiency and reduce the financial burden on the state.
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With the IOC aiming to reduce the financial burden on host cities by proposing fewer athletes and disciplines at future Games, getting approval for an expanded three-a-side circuit proved challenging.
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The move by the country's largest public pension fund will place a greater financial burden on the state's cities, counties and other local government agencies across California that rely on CalPERS pensions.
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The retail industry is facing a shortage of labour, with Seven-Eleven Japan easing the financial burden on franchisees by cutting royalty fees from September and introducing labour-saving measures in stores.
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If those who benefit the most take on more of the financial burden, Siders said, it might encourage community leaders to enact zoning regulations or take other steps to reduce flood risk.
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These partners would not only manage the facility, as the previous management team had, but would also pay for some of its operations, taking part of the financial burden from the NSF.
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While GE's insurance operations have stopped generating new business, existing contracts managed to maturity in a process known as run-off have become a major financial burden for the U.S industrial conglomerate.
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The only way for the company to realistically handle the brand-new financial burden created by its parent—which would eventually total $6 billion in long-term obligations—was to cut costs.
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But the $15 billion-$20 billion investment is now an impossible financial burden for Toshiba to help shoulder, one of the sources said, adding it had not yet notified the UK government.
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Health Minister Aaron Motsoaledi said while the government expected to take on a larger share of the financial burden of HIV treatment and prevention, it depended on support from the international community.
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West Wing aides are preparing for the potential financial burden of hiring legal help as investigators probe the alleged ties between the Trump campaign and Russia, according to a report from Politico.
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When the legislation narrowly passed the state Senate in May, Republicans expressed concerns that it would have put struggling communities, particularly rural ones, under undue financial burden, according to Illinois News Network.
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After losing a child, there's nothing anybody can say to you that can make it better — there's nothing anybody can do to change the situation, but, the financial burden can be changed.
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Democrats have blasted the forthcoming package as a corporate giveaway that is too reliant on the private sector and places too much of a financial burden on cash-strapped cities and states.
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Even going to college for a brief period of time put me in debt, so it feels good to not carry the full financial burden that often comes with completing a degree.
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State drivers will shoulder much of the financial burden for the new plan: The bill raises gas taxes by 12 cents a gallon and creates a new annual fee for vehicle owners.
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More than 2,000 new brewers opened after the lower federal excise tax was enacted and a tax increase would be a huge financial burden because they have never paid the higher rate.
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In the midst of this terrible epidemic, these reductions in coverage would increase the financial burden on health care providers who are treating both those with addictions and their households and communities.
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He says they usually have a good sense of what their usage is going to look like and if it exceeds that, the financial burden is no longer on them, he says.
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When an unfair financial burden is consistently placed on one person in a friendship, it can lead to some awkward moments and make the friend covering the cost feel taken advantage of.
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But there are less extreme examples, like Jones's neighbors, who stayed put after Sandy but continued to struggle with the financial burden of living in an area with ever-increasing flood risk.
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A bill aimed at easing the financial burden of the coronavirus passed easily in the House of Representatives Saturday morning — but its path in the Senate could be a little more challenging.
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Younger people, accustomed to affluence, are less willing to shoulder the financial burden of reconciliation or reunification, a wariness reflected in the drop in President Moon Jae-in's popularity in recent days.
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At least three Republicans from upstate New York have threatened to withhold their support for Ryan's health care bill unless it did something to ease the financial burden on New York's counties.
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But people also refuse to leave for a variety of understandable reasons: Perhaps they're dealing with a chronic illness that makes travel difficult, or the financial burden of leaving is a strain.
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How it works: In situations where broadcasters host debates that feature partnerships or sponsorships from tech companies, the financial burden is typically placed on the broadcaster for the majority of debate expenses.
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Retrofitting them to comply with tougher pollution controls adds to the financial burden of keeping them in service though in many cases is not the major reason why they struggle to compete.
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The states argued that the combination of T-Mobile and Sprint would reduce competition in the telecommunications industry, lead to higher cellphone bills and place a financial burden on lower-income customers.
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Soon after, though, came a rule that will require the burial or cremation of all fetal remains in Texas -- adding a new emotional and financial burden for women, including those who miscarry.
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To ease the financial burden on employees and reduce overcrowding in the traditional tech hubs — as well as share more of the industry's bounty with other communities — managers should liberalize their policies.
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You shouldn't spend any amount that will become a financial burden to you, said financial planner Bobbi Rebell, host of the Financial Grownup Podcast and cohost of the "Money with Friends" podcast.
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"In speaking with FEMA officials, we truly believe that we have the reserves to address the financial burden of this crisis," Pence said in an interview with local Houston television station KHOU.
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And to ease the financial burden of caregiving all around, Medicaid and Medicare could ramp up benefits for care delivered in the home and in institutions and extend coverage to more people.
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The agreement comes the day after leading Spanish club Atletico Madrid took the decision to cut the wages of their staff, including the players, to ease the financial burden on the club.
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Facing a crisis, US lawmakers pursued these policies with little concern for the costs — not just the financial burden, but the racial disparities and erosion of civil liberties they produced as well.
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I wish to someday open up a free or subsidized health clinic to lift the financial burden off of patients, which is arguably the biggest factor in why minorities seldom seek treatment.
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Gupta said the additional financial burden from the carbon tax will reduce the refineries' ability to compete, especially against other exporters in the region such as those in China, India and South Korea.
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Since the early 1950s, the Immigration and Nationality Act has allowed the government to reject residency status to immigrants who were deemed a "public charge" — a term meaning a financial burden on society.
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For the third year in a row, Scandal actress Kerry Washington has announced a partnership with the Allstate Foundation's Purple Purse, an initiative to alleviate the financial burden of those experiencing domestic abuse.
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Based in Mechanicsville, Virginia, the charity provides grants to help ease the financial burden of medication co-payments and health insurance premiums so that patients can start and remain on their prescription therapies.
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What they're saying: "What we're asking is very simple — help minimize uncertainty for plan sponsors and lessen the financial burden on beneficiaries and taxpayers by making this commitment," CVS spokesman T.J. Crawford said.
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"The Law School's decision to accept the GRE will alleviate the financial burden on applicants who would otherwise be required to prepare and pay for an additional test," according to the school's website.
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But even if McElrath's financial burden is exaggerated, the court may still want to evaluate what was verbally promised to him in the course of job interviews or other communication with the company.
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Shares in KWS Saat fell 2.4 percent at 1335 GMT on concern the deal would be too big a financial burden for a buyer with a market value of about 2 billion euros.
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As these breaches became more commonplace and much larger in scale, big banks and card issuers became weary of shouldering the financial burden and needed to find a way to offload these costs.
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He complained that the U.S. has for too long carried the financial burden of Europe's security and accused Germany of being "totally controlled by Russia," because of its use of Russian natural gas.
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Tensions have simmered both in the region and Europe as host nations struggle to cope with the social and financial burden of the refugee crisis, with many of the arrivals coming from Syria.
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And recruiting has focused on bringing back soldiers who were honorably discharged, which Evans said could help ease the financial burden of training, since returning soldiers only need a two-week regrading course.
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Lee has held firmly to the position that the costs of plans for people with pre-existing conditions should not be kept low, something that requires healthy people to bear more financial burden.
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Corporate revenue also takes the financial burden off advocacy groups and community nonprofits with tight budgets, said Cathy Renna, a spokeswoman for Heritage of Pride, which has organized the Pride March since 1984.
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Brutus "The Barber" Beefcake says he busted his knee so badly during a recent fall he needs a full replacement surgery ... but the cost is putting a serious financial burden on his family.
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Under the $2500 trillion coronavirus relief package, millions of Americans will receive one-time direct payments in the coming weeks to help offset the ongoing financial burden caused by the COVID-20193 pandemic.
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The RFU's Executive Team have agreed to take a pay cut in excess of 25% and England men's coach Eddie Jones has also accepted a salary reduction to help ease the financial burden.
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Until there is a better and broader solution, we encourage others to adopt this bottom-up approach to easing the financial burden of a college education for those who will be tomorrow's citizens.
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At a rally in August in Phoenix, hours after meeting with President Enrique Peña Nieto of Mexico, Mr. Trump vowed that America's southern neighbor would bear the financial burden of securing the border.
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And if a sliding payment scale is still a financial burden, research suggests regular practices of things like mindful meditation and creating a positive social support system can be forms of self-work.
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The AARP, a nonprofit advocacy group for aging Americans, said Monday that the CBO analysis showed the financial burden of the Republican plan would fall "disproportionately" on Americans 202018 to 22026 years old.
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There are many strategic choices that families can make to keep the cost of education down and ensure that student loan repayment is not a financial burden on children or parents, said Straub.
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It directs the secretary of health and human services, as well as other agencies, to interpret regulations as loosely as allowed to minimize the financial burden on individuals, insurers, health care providers and others.
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For everything from the dress and tux fittings to bachelorette and bachelor parties to showers (which groomsmen typically have no involvement in), the boys seem to come out with a much smaller financial burden.
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Another problem with the traditional fashion calendar is how it forces designers to put out four or more full collections a year, sapping designers of creativity and creating a huge financial burden for brands.
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Catherine Abreu of Climate Action Network Canada welcomed the news, saying Ottawa "has done what is necessary to get this important tool in play while easing any financial burden it may have on Canadians".
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The financial burden could force Apple to make its new iPhones even pricier if it can't find an alternative to production in China as consumers are already less willing to pay for new upgrades.
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The European Union has offered to increase its funding to cover 55% of the total costs of the project from 40%, Conte said, noting that this would reduce the financial burden for Italian taxpayers.
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Now EPA, responding to a lawsuit brought by activists, wants to increase the financial burden on mining companies by requiring them to lay out additional capital for the same potential costs they've already covered.
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NUSA DUA, Indonesia (Reuters) - The financial burden placed on Indonesian state-controlled companies to develop infrastructure could result in higher fiscal risks for the government, the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) said.
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"It is important for all parties involved in these discussions to have a clear understanding of the monetary cost of these injuries and where the financial burden falls," she told Reuters Health by email.
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The bill would also curtail federal support for the overall Medicaid program, giving states either a set amount of money per enrollee or a fixed block grant -- shifting the financial burden to the states.
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A source on the side of independent refiners said: "I think the administration is looking for a way to ease the financial burden for refiners without triggering a political backlash from the corn crowd."
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Contact your representatives and let them know you're concerned about the high costs associated with getting a college degree and the financial burden of debt that too often comes with that education after graduation.
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A close family member has set up a GoFundMe on behalf of the family to help ease the financial burden of funeral services, as well as with finding a new home for the family.
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The government expects an expansion of 2.4 percent this year as the economy is expected to get addition impetus from plans by a new right-left government to reduce the financial burden on households.
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Changing rules on deductibility without regard for depreciation, pre-existing debt or transition periods will punish businesses that made investments in good faith, forcing them to accept a steep financial burden and unforeseen risks.
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Adverse pregnancy outcomes not only affect the baby in terms of physical and developmental disabilities, but are also a large financial burden due to costs of neonatal ICU hospitalizations and long-term specialty care.
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Child marriage is most common in rural areas and among the poor, where a girl is seen as a financial burden, said Sanjay Sharma, general manager at the Save the Children charity in Rajasthan.
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I feel guilty knowing that there may be a family out there who has an identical situation to me but does not have at least one large financial burden — college — taken off their plate.
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The order directed the Treasury to issue a report that identifies regulations that impose an "undue financial burden" on taxpayers, add "undue complexity" to tax laws or increase or exceed the IRS's statutory authority.
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In recognition of their role in the current art crisis, some of the leading art fairs have taken steps to ease the financial burden that smaller galleries incur to take part in their events.
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She said South Koreans in their 20s and 30s, in particular, tend to be less ideological about North Korea than their parents, and more concerned about the financial burden of uniting with poorer neighbors.
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The proposal has also been criticized by the Medicaid directors in all 50 states, who issued a joint letter this week that said Graham-Cassidy would place a massive financial burden on the states.
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" She went on to tell Wynn that she was a single parent with a young son and the tips policy would mean she would lose $20093,000 to $20,000 a year, a "huge financial burden.
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Industry analysts expect the increased financial burden on the striking workers, some of whom have been saving months in anticipation for a potential work stoppage, could be a "double-edged sword" for the negotiations.
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Many experts say that figure is a gross underestimate, though, because it leaves out myriad hidden costs that are often borne by prisoners and their loved ones, with women overwhelmingly shouldering the financial burden.
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The health care executive order issued by Mr. Trump last week directed federal officials to find ways to minimize the financial burden of the health care law on governments, health care providers and others.
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Li has been looking for months for new investors to share the financial burden of the loss-making club, which last month was banned from next season's Europa League competition because of its uncertain finances.
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In 2007, after watching my mother cry inside a college admissions office when she discovered that our immigration status meant paying off my college would be a paralyzing financial burden, I became an immigration advocate.
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It is hardly surprising that older voters are also considerably less likely to think that social security and Medicare spending might be too much of a financial burden on younger generations according to Pew polling.
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But if the company doesn't trim down its debt, the financial burden "becomes so unsurmountable you can't get yourself out of it," Farla Efros, president of the consulting firm HRC Retail Advisory, told BuzzFeed News.
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A perk like that could pull consumers away from Steam or, at the very least, lessen the financial burden on some developers and allow them the freedom to create another game or produce an expansion.
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Europeans are now scrambling to increase and pull together their defense budgets after one of our presidential candidates told them that the heavily indebted U.S. will no longer carry the financial burden of their protection.
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"They're struggling to deal with what's happening, and now they have this huge financial burden, and if there's anything I can do to help, it's just really to get the message out there," Cobbley said.
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Trump, at a small roundtable meeting with Polish-American leaders, heard their concerns about his demand that NATO nations bear more of the financial burden of their defense and his words of praise for Putin.
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It's a perfect recipe for a pissed off billionaire to go after someone he doesn't like and do his best to cause financial burden—even if the case doesn't end up going the billionaire's way.
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The program helps children who would otherwise be unable to get health care and reduces the financial burden and stress on families concerned about not being able provide for their child's health care, experts say.
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Possible ways for these older borrowers to ease their financial burden include refinancing to pare their monthly payments, shorter-term mortgages that accelerate full loan repayment and moving into a less expensive home, he said.
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With matchday revenue down – not to mention the loss of television money – Bolton reportedly recorded total losses of £50m over the course of the 2012/13 season, a devastating financial burden for a Championship side.
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Li has been looking for months for new investors to share the financial burden of the loss-making club, which last week was banned from next season's Europa League competition because of its uncertain finances.
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Former agency officials and immigration lawyers, however, said the decision to charge asylum seekers erased a long-held principle of not placing a financial burden on some of the world's most vulnerable people seeking protection.
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" The report found that aspects of the Homeowners Flood Insurance Affordability Act of 2014 were "intended to address affordability concerns for certain property owners, but may also increase NFIP's long-term financial burden on taxpayers.
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China's weak welfare system is still based on the assumption that kin will look after their own, placing the social and financial burden of caring for the elderly squarely on the shoulders of adult children.
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The investigation is yet another headache for Deutsche Bank, which has struggled in recent years to turn a profit amid questions about its business strategy and direction, and the heavy financial burden of past misconduct.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin will review significant tax regulations issued in 2016 to determine if any impose an undue financial burden on American taxpayers, add undue complexity or exceed statutory authority, the official's statement said.
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That's more than all credit card or car loan debt held by American consumers, a surge that has alarmed economists and left a generation of graduates entering the working world with a heavy financial burden.
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The government, which owns a 25% stake in Uljanik, said in March that it would not back a proposed restructuring plan for the group due to the financial burden it would place on the state.
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Why it matters: A handful of taxi drivers have committed suicide since November because of the financial burden of the city's expensive medallions, spurring renewed criticism of ride-hailing companies's effect on the taxi industry.
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A bipartisan group of governors are criticizing the Republican health care bill currently being crafted in Congress, arguing the legislation fails to protect the vulnerable and shifts the financial burden of coverage to the states.
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There aren't many toddlers with multiple pairs of limited-edition shoes, and it made me mildly concerned about how much of a financial burden Archer's ever-evolving clothing necessities were putting on the Brooke household.
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So, we're challenging ourselves to step in to help customers, and in this case, as we step back and see individuals fighting the health challenge, we wanted to take the financial burden off their docket.
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Beyond the trauma that becoming homeless can cause for a child, districts will have to find funding to meet the actions that federal mandates require for homeless children, placing yet another financial burden on districts.
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The projects are open to participation of the private sector, the statement said, reflecting a new effort by the government to save money by persuading private investors to share the financial burden of building infrastructure.
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Forcing Iran to concede or continue shouldering such a heavy financial burden, particularly at a time when its citizens are protesting bread-and-butter issue in the streets, is both a worthy and cunning approach.
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The next year the purse was halved, to €222 million, with Discover Ireland (operated by Ireland's National Tourism Development Authority), the European Tour and a patchwork of secondary sponsors left to shoulder the financial burden.
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They said the president's decision to scold the NATO member countries about their contributions to the defense alliance would reduce the need for the United States to carry the financial burden for the Continent's defense.
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One official told CNN that Trump's decision to withhold the money was related to concerns the president had about "corruption" in Ukraine, and about Europe shouldering more of the financial burden for supporting Ukraine's defense.
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In short, the medical expenses deduction has saved American families and lives by easing the financial burden on struggling individuals and families, and these middle class communities will feel the impact if it is discontinued.
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The unique thing about SCL is that every fight card has a charitable cause behind it where money is collected from the crowd during the night, and then donated to families affected by financial burden.
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The association wrote in a public comment last year that the new formula stood to impose a significant financial burden on districts found to exceed thresholds, and could further strap already underfunded special education programs.
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Korea's authorities have adopted more aggressive policies to support economic growth and ease the financial burden on borrowers, although such pro-consumer steps have had the effect of constraining the banking system's revenue and growth prospects.
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The directive called on the secretary of health and human services, in addition to other agencies, to interpret regulations as loosely as possible to minimize the financial burden on individuals, insurers, health care providers and others.
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It's a rule governed by the principle that American taxpayers -- many of whom do not support the President and would rather he not be re-elected -- should not shoulder the financial burden of his political pursuits.
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We usually try to split the costs when we travel, but because of our salary difference, I'll sometimes end up picking up a bit more of our lodging or flight costs to ease his financial burden.
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China, a main global market for solar power, in June slashed industry subsidies to curb capacity growth and ease its financial burden, a move that will weigh on equipment makers like Meyer Burger, analysts have said.
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The government now faces a very difficult decision: allow Zika-infected women access to abortions, or potentially bear the financial burden of having to provide social assistance for families raising children with a severe brain disorder.
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And while, feeling pulled in different directions, grappling with the financial burden of events, or dealing with difficult friends and family, are age-old sources of conflict, Amsellem says there are new pressures for this generation.
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It highlighted a number of potential solutions, such as bog renovation to help farmers update their crops and loan guarantees, tax credits, and grant programs to help with the financial burden of undertaking such a project.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian telecoms operators have proposed legislation that would oblige foreign Internet companies to share the financial burden of a new law on storing data in the country, a draft bill seen by Reuters shows.
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With reusable rockets, Blue Origin, SpaceX, and other organizations like NASA won't constantly be wasting them by letting their costly launch stages burn up in the atmosphere, thus considerably lessening the financial burden of repeated missions.
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Given that with other violent crimes, victims aren't made to pay for the damages resulting from the crime, it's time we stop putting the financial burden on sexual assault survivors and start holding their attackers responsible.
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"Premium requirements can represent a financial burden that competes with other necessities in the family budget like food or heating," said lead study author Brendan Saloner of Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health in Baltimore.
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If they are serious about this, they must make it a priority to lower the financial burden of higher education on students from low- and middle-income families to increase their chances of enrolling and graduating.
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Retiring A COLLEGE education — even at a highly rated private institution — was once regarded as a relatively affordable route to lifelong prosperity, but in recent years it has become a hobbling financial burden for many families.
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That amount of debt can take decades to pay back and represents a financial burden that spurs many young people to put off major life decisions, such as getting married, buying a home or having children.
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"NATO and other mutual defense agreements have a purpose, but until we no longer bear the greatest brunt of the financial burden, we cannot and should not consider expanding these commitments," Lee said in the statement.
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But the cost of large-scale soil removal would only add to the financial burden imposed by the project, which was promoted by earlier Conservative governments when the province was flush with royalties from offshore oil.
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Putin said Russia had largely fulfilled its objectives in a campaign which has so far cost Russia $700-$800 million according to a Reuters estimate, an additional financial burden at a time of low oil prices.
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Since the 70-year-old attorney general insists on pursuing what many criminal justice experts see as regressive , now's an important time to speak out about the financial burden of these unfair and ineffective drug laws.
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His lack of conviction about bringing down a government, some say, also guarantees that the United States will not shoulder the financial burden to rebuild Venezuela if its embattled president, Nicolás Maduro, is eventually forced out.
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Every day of 2017 has been spent trying to figure out how to best grow our business, and as we look forward to 2018, our biggest concern is the financial burden of acquiring a business license.
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The surplus will shrink to 4.5 billion euros in 2020 and further thereafter, Handelsblatt reported, citing plans to partly abolish a "solidarity tax", introduced after 1990 German reunification, and to ease the financial burden on families.
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Since the woman typically has to shoulder most of the admin, mental load, and stress of a potential pregnancy or termination, it seems fair that the man should cop at least half of the financial burden.
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The review body, as outlined, would be headed by Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and will have 120 days to deliver its recommendations on an agency the president has repeatedly claimed is a vast financial burden to taxpayers.
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"The various investigations arising out of the 2016 presidential election have placed a tremendous financial burden on our brother Mike and his family," his siblings Joe Flynn and Barbara Redgate said when they set up the fund.
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Malkia Cyril, executive director of the Center for Media Justice, blasted Pai and O'Rielly for failing to act to ease the financial burden faced by inmates and their families, who are faced with sky-high calling rates.
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The cost of traveling — on top of the significant financial burden of attending a university in the United States — makes studying abroad challenging, and finding the right country to visit according to your budget can be difficult.
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Those in the Brexit camp argue that the U.K. would in fact benefit from better access to other markets if it were removed from the EU, and freed from the perceived regulatory and financial burden it represents.
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The reality star had previously expressed a desire to put down "roots" in the abode, but told PEOPLE earlier this month that the financial burden (she was paying $6,600/month) was too much considering her legal troubles.
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While it's nice to save on these everyday purchases, The Atlantic points out that it's the most important parts of the economy that are getting more expensive, creating an even bigger financial burden for millennials to shoulder.
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The financial burden of insurance premiums is growing, especially in sparsely populated states in the South, West and Northeast, according to a new analysis by the Leonard David Institute of Health Economics and United States of Care.
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Grain surpluses cause problems and put a financial burden on the government, which is obliged to stockpile crops at artificially high prices to support farm incomes, he said, although having too much grain was preferable to shortages.
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Read more: The Hapsburg Group: Paul Manafort's shadowy European network, explained Caputo said the financial burden looms large in the minds of even those called to testify as witnesses before Congress, which itself takes hours of preparation.
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In 1962, the President's Commission on Campaign Costs recommended that federal funds be provided to cover transition costs, both to alleviate the financial burden on the party committees and to recognize the institutional importance of the process.
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Some of the major companies will be able to shoulder this financial burden, but it is highly likely that the vast majority of small and independent manufacturers will not, and so, will be put out of business.
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Prescription drugs are a critical and enormously valuable part of the healthcare system – one that can save patients and the system large sums of money by reducing or eliminating the terrible personal and financial burden of disease.
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Trump signed the order — which instructs agencies "to waive, defer, grant exemptions from, or delay the implementation of" any provision of the law that poses a financial burden — on his first day in office on Jan. 20.
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Putin made clear though that Russia needed to reform its pension system to take account of the fact that an ageing population was creating a financial burden that, within a decade, would become too great to bear.
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But it has defaulted on about $60 million in interest payments since December, raising doubts about whether it could shoulder its part of the financial burden for building the terminal, which is set to open in 2020.
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Tax and debt deferral: The deferral of the April 85033 deadline for federal tax returns should be expanded to include the subsequent two quarterly tax payment deadlines, which place a significant financial burden on the self-employed.
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While Sonder doesn't plan to open for at least two months, it says a recession-relief clause that it includes in 80% of its leases may help lower its financial burden if coronavirus triggers an extended recession.
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While Airbnb is refunding the fees it charged hosts on cancelled reservations, it's not offering to reimburse them for their lost booking revenue, meaning the financial burden of the cancellations will largely be borne by property managers.
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On Tuesday, the president announced that he is standing by his fuel tax hike, though he made some adjustments to the policy to ease the financial burden of the green transition on low-to-middle-income earners.
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Because of the financial burden, lack of facilities for, and social stigma of raising a handicapped child, Chinese parents are more willing to prioritize you sheng (which translates to "healthy birth") over the protection of an embryo.
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To optimize health and reduce the financial burden on our nation, in terms of higher health care costs and lost productivity, we need to recognize that obesity is a complex chronic condition that requires a team approach.
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After careful deliberation, I concluded that the heavy cost of the death penalty is one we can no longer afford -- not just the financial burden on our justice system, but the moral cost of executing fellow Californians.
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The costs of managing our wild fisheries will not disappear with budget cuts; instead, the financial burden for programs like federal at-sea monitoring will continue to shift onto the shoulders of the last remaining American fishermen.
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Since 2001, the economic cost of opioid addiction and treatment far exceeds $1 trillion, with the bulk of the financial burden stemming from lost wages and productivity, according to Altarum, a nonprofit health research and consulting institute.
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The same report projects the total financial burden of long-term care — which includes informal care and lost productivity for people who must care for loved ones — to double from $2.8 trillion to $5.6 trillion by 2047.
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So, there it is: A deeply indebted U.S. continues to carry most of the financial burden of a defense alliance – NATO, The North Atlantic Treaty Organization – that guarantees the security of a rich and prosperous European Union.
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In a major regulatory shift, EU governments agreed a clear procedure to address clearing house failures, putting a higher financial burden on them and reducing costs for banks and other clients, which are known as "clearing members".
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That shortfall - which comes as black lung rates hit highs not seen in decades - could force the fund to restrict benefits or shift some of the financial burden to taxpayers, the sources said on condition of anonymity.
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BOGOTA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A year after Guatemala passed a law banning child marriage, poor families who regard girls as a financial burden are still marrying them off as prolonged drought plunges many into deeper poverty, campaigners say.
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" Dr. Jerry Epps, chief medical officer at UT Medical Center, said in an interview that the proposal was "a big ask," adding, "The hospitals are already paying a huge part of the financial burden for this patient population.
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Prom season is upon us and for the fifth year in a row, TLC is hosting its "Say Yes to the Prom" initiative that helps kids-in-need get the dream night they deserve – without the financial burden.
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Lim told reporters after his appointment that the government's plan was to review all contracts to ensure that jobs and business opportunities for Malaysians were made secure, as well as reduce the financial burden on low-income groups.
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A study published in Health Affairs this week found a nearly 2024 percent drop in the number of consumers under age 22015 with non-group health insurance who experienced a qualified "medical financial burden" between 210 and 250.
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With the Games having lost their sheen and cities now viewing them as a financial burden rather than a glorious opportunity, the IOC changed the bidding process and decided to award two consecutive editions at the same election.
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A large part of that financial burden can be attributed the president's frequent trips to his residences in Florida, New Jersey and Virginia, as well as his children's travel across the country and abroad for business and vacation.
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That's below its industry projections and setting the stage for Paramount and the other companies that shared the financial burden (Skydance Media, Fosun Pictures, and Alibaba) to potentially lose millions as the movie cost $138 million to make.
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The board meetings come as pressure mounts on Chicago-based company not only from the regulatory and criminal investigations into the crashes but also from the financial burden caused by the jet's safety ban and continued high production.
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Mouratoglou coaches Serena Williams, and his tennis academy in southern France is one of Gauff's training bases The academy has a foundation focused on promising young players, offering assistance that reduces the financial burden of cultivating a star.
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Pakistan had also been eager to spread the political and financial burden of supporting the Taliban and had encouraged the Taliban's ties with Iran, said Haji Agha Lalai, a presidential adviser and the deputy governor of Kandahar Province.
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By partnering with payers to offset and even eliminate patient cost-sharing as an obstacle to treatment, our hope is to prevent some of the financial burden that leads to many of the problems currently impacting patient care.
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With providers unable to shoulder the financial burden of obtaining and administering these expensive drugs, many patients will be forced to seek treatment in much more expensive and inconvenient settings – if they can access these therapies at all.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - A leading German economic institute on Wednesday raised its 2018 growth forecast for Europe's largest economy to 2.4 percent, citing measures to reduce the financial burden on households planned by a new right-left coalition government.
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The White House touted the proclamation as "protecting health care benefits for American citizens," arguing that uninsured immigrants create a financial burden for hospitals and doctors, forcing them to charge higher fees for Americans to cover the cost.
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Despite decisive action proposed by the International Monetary Fund to ease Greece's financial burden, more turbulence lies ahead for the debt-ridden European nation, reveals the latest IMF report, which was delivered to the Fund's board members for consultation.
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The study, published in the American Journal of Public Health on Tuesday, showed that between 2006 and 2014, the costs and financial burden of firearm injuries reached a total of $6.61 billion -- and that was just for initial hospitalizations.
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We are putting a terrible financial burden on our young people and hurting the economy more broadly as loan payments curb student borrowers' ability to engage in other economic activity such as buying a home or starting a business.
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An adverse verdict is what Gawker was expecting, and the company plans to appeal, but even if Gawker prevails the need to post a bond equivalent to the full total of damages ordered will be a major financial burden.
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And this is the message: Germany will not pay for reforms individual countries have to do, and Germany won't bear the financial burden of euro area reforms to bail out the countries that don't want to do their job.
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Since Tesla announced its offer to buy SolarCity in a deal worth $2.8 billion last Tuesday, analysts and investors have been concerned that the electric car firm's growth plan carries a financial burden and additional debt it cannot afford.
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For women facing infertility, Glow offers a feature called Glow First that allows users to pay $50 per month into a shared pool of money that's used to cover the financial burden women incur when fertility treatments prove unsuccessful.
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President Donald Trump has been sharply critical of NATO, calling into question the efficacy of the alliance, complaining about the United State shouldering too much of the financial burden and even threatening to pull out of the military partnership.
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Franchisees said they were forced out due in part to the financial burden of the chain&aposs 2017 tech-centric "Experience of the Future" growth plan and a shift towards a system in which fewer franchisees own more locations.
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But the States have failed to show that the financial burden their taxpayers will experience as a result of the SALT cap is any more severe than the sort of burden that might accompany any other statewide economic disappointment.
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With federal investment declining, roughly 95 percent of the financial burden to build, operate, maintain and repair water infrastructure has fallen to local and state governments – despite federal mandates under the Clean Water Act being a primary cost driver.
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Still, any additional financial burden would divert yet more funds that Matthias Müller, the company's chief executive, would rather spend to develop new models and stay on the cutting edge of a shift to electric and self-driving vehicles.
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The Center for American Progress argues that the current pattern of exemptions suggests that if the Trump administration enacted this rule, it would lead to many larger secular firms seeking exemptions and placing a greater financial burden on women.
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Paris has complained that it shoulders too much of the financial burden and handles more than its share of asylum cases, while Macron said in 2016 before becoming president that there would be no migrants in Calais if the accord unraveled.
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But Pence also echoed Trump's concerns that many member states of the alliance are not sharing the full financial burden to upkeep the alliance, and said Trump "expects real progress" from allies on that front by the end of the year.
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Inmates in federal and state prisons across the country are forced to pay outrageously high costs for simply making phone calls to their loved ones, which is why the Federal Communications Commission has been trying to ease their financial burden.
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The proposal, which the government estimates would affect more than 350,000 people a year, would change how the government decides whether someone is a "financial burden" on society or a "public charge," allowing officials to deny them visas or green cards.
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The Immigration and Nationality Act has long allowed the government to reject granting permanent residency to immigrants who were determined to be a financial burden on society or a "public charge" — meaning they're dependent on the government for financial support.
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And while the benefit is often associated with tenured professors and administrators, it also applies to employees on the lower end of the pay scale, including clerical and custodial staff who could seriously feel the financial burden of this tax increase.
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The fashion and costume designer suffered a "debilitating accident" in June 2017, according to a GoFundMe campaign launched last week by his loved ones, who are hoping to help alleviate some of the financial burden March is facing in medical bills.
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"This study suggests that individuals in the non-group market are better off as a result of the ACA but that they remain particularly vulnerable to experiencing substantial financial burden associated with insurance and medical care," she said in an email.
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Yet even as tech companies like WhatsApp and Apple have implemented default encryption in their products strong enough to flummox US law enforcement, standalone camera manufacturers haven't—perhaps due to the technical challenge, the financial burden, or a combination of both.
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In some Indian states, gender bias and sex-selective abortion are not uncommon and girls are often viewed as a financial burden because of the dowry given by the bride's family to the groom - an illegal but prevailing social custom.
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He added, "We've had that conversation publicly many, many times...we do not want there to be a financial burden to working with Facebook," and that the company sometimes provides "funding to cover programmatic or logistics expenses" of partner organizations.
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"We wanted to find a way for residents to have reliable access to fresh and healthy options for their family by reducing the time, transportation barriers, and the financial burden that comes with grocery shopping in these neighborhoods," he said.
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Vape shops are considering closing their doors, and there is the potential that many vaporizers (possibly including my little Juul) may simply go off the market, if not for lack of approval then for the financial burden of getting FDA approval.
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Yoshihiro Yamashita, a labour ministry official, said raising the retirement age will help reduce labour shortages but, mindful of the financial burden on companies, the government will not look at compelling firms to raise or abolish retirement ages until after 2020.
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This reality, again, displays the need for new actors in the data aggregation and publication space — actors that represent the public and global interest and that are able to bear the financial burden of such activities without immediately fearing the cost.
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Because of a series of rules imposed by Europe's central bank, the government's investment will force the write-down of some of the bank's bonds, a so-called "bail in" designed to spread the financial burden of any government rescue.
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Surveys of middle- and low-income households show higher uses of credit cards to cover basic living expenses, such as rent or utilities, than their higher-income counterparts, and carry a balance that accrues interest, adding to their financial burden.
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As millions of US citizens are forced to work, videoconference, and learn at home, such restrictions could easily increase the financial burden on consumers that are likely to see some significant financial hardships in the wake of a shaken economy.
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But if America pulls its funding for this type of work while expecting others to shoulder most of the financial burden, what reason would those countries have to defer to the United States and allow it to coordinate these efforts?
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Indeed, many of the questions and answers revolved around a numbers game, with both the mayor and state legislators quoting the statistics that most supported their point that it was their side that bore the brunt of the subway's financial burden.
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The probe has taken a toll on Cohen, who has expressed worries about the financial burden of mounting a legal defense against federal prosecutors with extensive resources, according to a friend who spoke with Cohen in the past few days.
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If the proposal with GM is rejected, the union's roughly 48,000 workers would be expected to remain on picket lines, adding to the automaker's roughly $2 billion in losses over the work stoppage and increasing the financial burden on workers.
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If they understand how serious loans are and still want to pursue an expensive education (rather than community college or an in-state school), I think they should take on the financial burden instead of placing a strain on their family.
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"The states have failed to show that the financial burden their taxpayers will experience as a result of the SALT cap is any more severe than the sort of burden that might accompany any other statewide economic disappointment," he wrote.
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Governor Jim Justice has maintained that the state's budget simply cannot handle the financial burden of a further pay raise for personnel -- he approved a 4% raise over three years last week -- or immediate changes to the public employees' insurance program.
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America needs a strategic mix of diverse fuel sources to reduce the financial burden on consumers while also protecting the environment and growing the economy, says David L. Mercer, president of Mercer & Associates and a former DNC deputy national finance director.
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"By replacing student loans with scholarships that cover tuition, housing and other living expenses, the programs ensures that all students, including those from economically diverse backgrounds, can pursue their medical education without financial burden," the university said in a statement.
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Yoshihiro Yamashita, a labor ministry official, said raising the retirement age will help reduce labor shortages but, mindful of the financial burden on companies, the government will not look at compelling firms to raise or abolish retirement ages until after 2020.
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But the Republican proposal would "increase the financial burden of older Americans, making coverage significantly less affordable," says a letter to Congress from the Leadership Council of Aging Organizations, a coalition of nonprofit groups that represent the interests of older Americans.
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Kris Kleindienst, longtime owner of St. Louis, Missouri-based Left Bank Books, said the business has always offered full coverage to its 143 full-time employees — which includes herself and her husband — even though costs posed a considerable financial burden.
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That's because administration rules, greenlit by the Supreme Court, allow immigration officials to deny visas or citizenship applications to immigrants who've relied on public benefits in the past, on the basis that they could be a financial burden on the system.
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LONDON, March 26 (Reuters) - England coach Eddie Jones has accepted a pay cut of over 25% to help ease the financial burden on the Rugby Football Union (RFU) which is set to lose millions of pounds due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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"In many areas, the U.N. spends more money than it should, and in many ways it places a much larger financial burden on the United States than on other countries," U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley said in a statement.
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The meeting was Trump's first in-person meeting with a foreign head of state since he clinched the presidency last week and comes after Trump has repeatedly suggested Japan should shoulder a bigger financial burden of the US's military forces in the region.
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The 50k square foot home had been a huge financial burden for the bankrupt 50, costing around $70k per month to maintain since there's also 9 kitchens, an outdoor infinity pool and grotto, indoor pool, helicopter pad, casino, nightclub, basketball courts and pond.
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For a country like Tanzania, whose GDP per capita is 879 US dollars—and where approximately 70 percent of the population lives on less than two dollars a day—the financial burden of these new laws threatens to widen the internet-access gap.
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In the non-group market - that is, people who purchased health insurance and did not get it from an employer or the government - the medical financial burden rate fell 6.7 percent from 2013 to 2015, after adjusting for other factors, the study found.
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Other agreements include a "red card" system that provide Britain with the opportunity to block EU legislation, as well as broad agreements to cut red tape and guarantees that the UK would not bear any financial burden for protecting the euro currency.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil companies showed deepening divides on the future of the U.S. biofuels program in solicited comments from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) over a plan sought by some refiners to shift the program's financial burden to retailers and blenders.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China's decision to curb solar power capacity growth and cut subsidies will help the sector focus on quality rather than quantity and ease the financial burden on the government, an energy official said in an interview with state news agency Xinhua.
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Trump, who defeated Democrat Hillary Clinton in the U.S. presidential election this week, praised Putin repeatedly during his campaign and questioned whether the United States should defend NATO allies that were not shouldering their fair share of the financial burden in the alliance.
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The Affordable Care Act has been a complete farce from day one and its economic effects are devastating; the exchanges are collapsing, free-market competition is becoming a thing of the past, and the middle class is bearing the significant financial burden.
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But after getting some kicks out of targeting the Makkos-owned carts for a while, I realized that the owners were probably just passing along the financial burden of the fines on the poor vendors, who were mostly immigrants making next to nothing.
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Not only are colleges increasingly judged by their performance, including the on-time graduation rate, there is a hefty financial burden to providing would-be graduates with continuing access to upper-level classes, faculty and the school's housing and facilities, Miller said.
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Unlike airport screeners, who are more likely to live near metropolitan areas and possibly have more employment opportunities, border agents stationed in remote areas along the nation's southwest border may have few alternatives to offset the financial burden caused by the government shutdown.
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ZAGREB, March 28 (Reuters) - The Croatian government said on Thursday it would not back a restructuring plan for the country's biggest shipbuilding group Uljanik due to the financial burden on the state and doubts the proposal could turn the company's fortunes around.
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Families need to be able to find flexible and affordable solutions — whether it means hiring a qualified, appropriately compensated direct support professional, whether it means providing the care themselves without experiencing a significant financial burden or whether it is a combination of both.
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After more than a year, Washington is getting nowhere with its complaints about a $151.4 billion trade deficit with the European Union, and the financial burden it carries for NATO allies falling far short of their financial contributions to the common defense.
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MEXICO CITY/CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuela's state oil company PDVSA on Tuesday proposed a bond swap for $7 billion in outstanding debt to lower the financial burden on the cash-strapped company, which is at the center of the OPEC nation's unraveling socialist economy.
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There have been several attempts to fix this checkerboard of state policies over the years, the most important coming in 2900 when Congress created a special pool of Medicaid dollars to go to hospitals that carry the heaviest financial burden of unreimbursed care.
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By off loading the last three years of its eight-year lease in the Madison Avenue building, the Met could free itself of an $18 million annual financial burden and focus on improving its Fifth Avenue galleries for modern and contemporary art.
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But combined with her monthly premiums — which have nearly tripled since 2703, the first year people could buy Affordable Care Act plans — the financial burden is enough that Ms. Goren started taking her Social Security retirement benefits early, which lowers the amount.
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The California Teachers Association vociferously resisted the change, citing the financial burden on schools as they adjust to the new hours, as well as the burden on parents who work as labourers or in the service industry, and cannot start work later.
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In the absence of federal support, the financial burden of caring for retired military dogs and treating their wounds of war falls squarely on their owners, 90 percent of whom are armed service members or veterans who adopted their former canine counterpart.
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Li had long been looking for new investors to share the financial burden of the loss-making club, which, according to a source, is expected to have closed the financial year to the end of June with a loss of 75 million euros.
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Multiple studies show that people with disabilities, senior citizens, poor people, and people of color are more likely to be mistreated by medical professionals, and the likelihood of being mistreated increases if family members view them as an emotional or financial burden.
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But politically, Mr. Kelly's actions on Tuesday serve to reinforce the president's standing among a core constituency — those who blame unauthorized immigrants for taking jobs away from citizens, committing heinous crimes and being a financial burden on federal, state and local governments.
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"The revelations in the Paradise papers are proof positive that the Republican tax plan favors the wealthy and betrays the middle class in this country, who are the ones left carrying the financial burden of massive corporate tax avoidance," they said. Sen.
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The out-of-pocket cost for care at his Beverly, Massachusetts, home near Boston is about $23,22017-$33,23 a day, or as much as about $24 million a year, a crushing financial burden the family can no longer afford, his mother, Nancy Frates, tells PEOPLE.
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Such personalized developments would undo the traditional principle of solidarity at the core of insurance, which is designed to spread the financial burden of illness or misfortune between the fit and fortunate and those who face unexpected hurdles or higher medical bills later in life.
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Bayer's Chief Executive Werner Baumann has described antitrust procedures as going to "unimaginable depths", with more than 4 million pages of documents provided to EU investigators, but the delays have also allowed the target company to cut its debt, lessening the financial burden for Bayer.
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It also comes just a few weeks after Dennis, 26, moved out of the pricey, five-story townhouse that she was renting for herself and their two kids, citing the financial burden of the custody case for part of the reason she decided to leave.
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Under the EU's proposal, the company says the financial burden placed on the platform to ensure that copyright content isn't uploaded at all is too big, and the easiest way to prevent it would be to stop videos from being uploaded in the first place.
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For Clyburn, easing the financial burden and personal hardship on families facing extreme phone rates has become the centerpiece of a career of public service devoted to expanding, enabling, and ensuring affordable communications access for every US citizen — especially those in underserved and marginalized communities.
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NEW YORK, Feb 23 (Reuters) - Oil companies showed deepening divides on the future of the U.S. biofuels program in solicited comments from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) over a plan sought by some refiners to shift the program's financial burden to retailers and blenders.
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"Any changes to the ACA that would allow insurers to cut covered services or charge higher premiums for individuals with pre-existing health conditions are certain to increase this financial burden and ultimately make care unaffordable for those with significant medical needs," Wherry said.
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"Given the expectation that the legislation will be passed in the coming weeks, we have communicated our commitment to doing everything possible to accommodate this process, which will come with increased financial burden associated with missing the June 30th fuel purchasing deadline," it said.
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It's "too early to tell but what I can commit is that I'm going to look at what is going to be the financial burden of basically readjusting the price of the equity or the option ... give me a couple of weeks," he said.
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Add to that the financial burden of gym memberships or workout equipment, and it's no wonder that 22 percent of American adults don't meet the Center for Disease Control's fitness guidelines, which suggest a few hours of aerobic and muscle-strengthening activity per week.
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RIO DE JANEIRO, Sept 6 (Reuters) - The Brazilian government will allow large oil companies expected to take part in a key licensing round for oil exploration in November to pay the signing bonuses in two installments, reducing the immediate financial burden on those corporations.
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"The moral, social and political costs of the war were substantial and contributed to the crisis of the Soviet Union, but it wasn't a decisive financial burden," Eric Lohr, chairman of the history department at American University and a historian of Russia, told the Post.
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The agency, meanwhile, was discussing the possibility of other measures to ease the financial burden on refiners, including instituting a cap or other restrictions on the price of biofuel blending credits that they must acquire to show compliance with the RFS, the sources said.
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" The proclamation states that an immigrant will be a financial burden "unless the alien will be covered by approved health insurance … within 30 days of the alien's entry into the United States," or has "the financial resources to pay for reasonably foreseeable medical costs.
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In pressing such a draconian measure, Trump's administration is forcing an impossible choice on young people seeking a better life through higher education: Assume a formidable financial burden that will follow them for decades or give up the dream of a college education altogether.
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"It's first and foremost about lifting the financial burden off of people with periods; calling out laws that are archaic, unfair, and discriminatory; and helping us move toward a better model of economic parity and gender equity," Jordana Kier, founder of LOLA, tells Refinery29.
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In addition to the significant financial burden placed on these businesses, this regulation will cause small business owners to choose between delivering fuel to more than 5 million homes that rely on propane for winter heating or staffing the business to comply with this rule.
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The way these types of plans are structured shifts more of the financial burden from the employer, who covers a high percentage of the premium, to the employee, who is responsible for out-of-pocket costs, which, in plans with a high deductible, could soar.
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Multiple outlets—citing local subscription news service Kyodo—say the raid was a response to Amazon Japan allegedly demanding a "collaboration fee" from suppliers, as well as asking those suppliers to incur some of the financial burden when their products were offered at a discount on Amazon.
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So, that&aposs right, one country, our country, we&aposre proud of, the United States of America is now bearing the financial burden of NATO and the protection of Europe and North America while 27 other countries sadly are laughing all the way to the bank.
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FDA REPORTS 5 MORE DEATHS RELATED TO INTRAGASTRIC BALLOONS That shortfall - which comes as black lung rates hit highs not seen in decades - could force the fund to restrict benefits or shift some of the financial burden to taxpayers, the sources said on condition of anonymity.
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While federal law has long required immigrants seeking green cards to prove they will not be a financial burden to the US or a "public charge," the new rule expands the types of government benefits that would disqualify immigrants from seeking lawful permanent residence in the country.
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CBA said it would provide an indemnity, the protection against a loss or other financial burden, to CountPlus of A$200 million, representing a potential contingent liability of $56 million in excess of the previously disclosed customer remediation provisions that CBA has made for Count Financial.
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The world's biggest liquefied natural gas exporter is coping better than most of its neighbours with shrunken hydrocarbon revenues, but like them it is seeking to cut the financial burden on the government, which this year expects to run its first budget deficit in 15 years.
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If state policy makers are serious about improving education attainment, as they often promise to do, they must make it a priority to lower the financial burden of higher education on students from low- and middle-income families to increase their chances of enrolling and graduating.
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"Previous research has shown that functional decline is associated with a decreased likelihood of recovery from a serious illness, an increased likelihood of dying and a reduced ability to tolerate cancer treatment," and puts a huge financial burden on the individual and society at large, she said.
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These benefits must include access to prenatal and postpartum care visits equivalent to those outlined in ACOG's Guidelines for Perinatal Care, and access to subspecialists and specialized interventions for those with high-risk pregnancies that aim to prevent lifelong childhood disabilities and decrease future financial burden.
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When Gilead Sciences initially priced their new HCV cure at nearly $85033,000 for a 2-3 month course of treatment, the financial burden of treating veterans with HCV threatened to - and nearly did - blow the VA's budget, not to mention those of many state health care programs.
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LONDON — The secretary general of NATO expressed confidence on Friday that President-elect Donald J. Trump would not back away from America's longstanding commitment to European security, even as the alliance's chief acknowledged that the region needed to shoulder a greater financial burden for its own defense.
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But coming just days before he is to meet President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia, Mr. Trump's critical stance toward the allies focused additional attention on longstanding concerns by the United States about the willingness of Europe to shoulder its share of the financial burden for NATO.
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For the accused in New York City, who are mostly poor African-American and Hispanic people, the financial burden is acute: about $13 million in lost wages, and between $16 million and $27 million in nonrefundable fees paid to bail bond companies, according to the report.
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But Mr. Kunkin was beginning to encounter financial difficulties — partly as a result of his acquisition of a printing press, which became a financial burden, and partly as a result of his decision to publish, in August 21960, the names and addresses of 21973 government narcotics agents.
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Since last summer, we had been saving money for my graduation festivities, my family's first time visiting me or being in the US. Travel and accommodations for them were already a financial burden, but they insisted I partake in all senior week activities with my classmates.
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A federal judge in Texas heard arguments on Wednesday in a bid by Texas and eight other states to end the program, which they say went beyond President Barack Obama's authority and imposed a heavy financial burden on states saddled with the costs of illegal immigration.
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Our relatively lighter financial load is still unsustainable for most families, so when you come across a shiny Instagram account that makes balancing child care with work and play seem seamless, recognize the outsized financial burden it takes to achieve that picture — and give yourself a break.
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A new deal giving Temasek and Trustbridge a majority stake would likely mean that WeWork China would go through a down round — a fall in valuation following a new investment if the proposal got passed — but could significantly ease the financial burden on WeWork and SoftBank.
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A new deal giving Temasek and Trustbridge a majority stake would likely mean that WeWork China would go through a down round - a fall in valuation following a new investment if the proposal got passed - but could significantly ease the financial burden on WeWork and SoftBank.
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We must significantly increase Recovery Audit Contractor (RAC) review of Medicare claims to dramatically reduce improper payments, infuse those billions back into the program each year, ensure that Medicare billing is reliable, accurate and ultimately, protects American seniors from an increased financial burden during their retirement.
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But a policy change by the state of Ohio has allowed for a new program from The Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Center – Arthur G. James Cancer Hospital and Richard J. Solove Research Institute (OSUCCC – James) that serves as a step toward minimizing the financial burden of treatment.
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He was asking because he partnered with Venmo to create a special fundraising account called "JKbday," where fans could send money that would be donated to Family Reach, a national organization that helps reduce the financial burden a child or parent's cancer diagnosis will have on a family.
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"Through the program, Martha's Table and Lyft aim to reduce the time, transportation barriers, and financial burden as hundreds of families plan their shopping trips to select grocery providers, and further Lyft's mission of improving people's lives with the world's best transportation," the company wrote on its blog.
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After coming off a sabbatical year in 2016, she wasn't as prepared for the financial burden of not being able to work — but none of that reality caught up with her in the moment, especially as she began coping with depression by escaping into the realm of online shopping.
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In doing a deal with OPEC, Baghdad runs the risk that the Kurds would just refuse to go along with their own oil fields, leaving the Shiite Muslim south to bear the financial burden of production caps and potentially inflaming already deep divisions over revenue-sharing, according to Wahab.
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Administration officials expect the visit to the military base will highlight two things: that South Korea is sharing the financial burden of its defense and that President Moon, who campaigned as a liberal dove, is now fully committed to defending his country against an emboldened Kim Jong-un.
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"The recent price increase for EpiPens places a financial burden on those who desperately need this drug to prevent life threatening allergic reactions, which is why we have expressed our desire for an investigation of this issue and for the Committee to hold a hearing in September," Rep.
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In the mid-1980s, the Reagan administration was sharply critical of the fund for reasons similar to UNESCO, as it overrepresented the interests of other countries, in this case members of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, even though it imposed a heavy financial burden on Western states.
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Here's what's changed so far: Obamacare Trump made his first move to weaken the Affordable Care Act only hours after his inauguration, signing an executive order directing agencies to interpret regulations as loosely as possible and to minimize the financial burden of the law through waivers, exemptions or delays.
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And so even as the authorities in Beijing instructed local governments "to resolutely defend and prevent further spread and dissemination of the disease," those local governments — given the financial burden they would have to bear to cover any culling of stock — had an incentive to not report the disease.
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"The fact is that until the president and Congress are willing to address the real drivers of our debt, Medicare and Social Security, we will be complicit in shackling future generations with the financial burden of our own lack of discipline," said Senator Bob Corker, Republican of Tennessee.
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But he said that the aid money was delayed because he wanted European countries to shoulder more of the financial burden, and pointed to the fact that the money was eventually released as evidence that the funding was not tied to his requests to investigate Biden and his son.
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And for too long during the final months of her life, she had to worry about becoming a financial burden on her mother, not wanting to be the reason they couldn't make ends meet, even though she needed every ounce of the energy she could muster to try to get better.
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"While we recognize that for Canadians the USCIS artist visa process may be more simplified than other musicians seeking to enter the United States under the same permits; however, a fee surge of this kind adds an additional and unacceptable financial burden on our members," said the organization's executive director.
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Even before the NATO summit was underway, he kicked off the summit with a broadside against Germany over plans for a natural gas pipeline with Russia and he stepped up his criticism of the alliance as a whole for not taking more of the financial burden off the United States.
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"It is fair and right that the U.S. government purchase significant quantities of pork over the next 18 months to ship as food aid to help ease the financial burden placed on producers," said David Herring, a pork producer from Lillington, North Carolina, and president of the National Pork Producers Council.
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Mr. Stein said he believed the true goal of some Trump administration officials and advisers was to keep the oil fields not from ISIS but from Mr. Assad's forces, to deny him funds to rebuild his country and thus ensure that Syria remained a financial burden on its ally, Iran.
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The USPS is hamstrung by the very large financial burden placed on them from the unreasonable requirement implemented in the 2006 Postal Accountability and Enhancement Act that they pre-fund – the requirement is that they pre-fund retiree health benefits to the tune of more than $5.5 billion each year.
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Launching objects from Earth to space doesn't just carry a financial burden; escaping our gravity and atmosphere is not a gentle process, and there are limits to the fragility, shape and materials that can be used in payloads delivered to orbit on a rocket, even when covered by a protective fairing.
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In the two days since it was created on June 11, over 20123 donors have raised more than $15,000 on the donation page set up by one of the couple's midwifes, Lindsey Meehleis, to help take the financial burden off of the family after the death Emeline on June 10.
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While other countries like China and Japan might send limited aid, the lion's share of the financial burden will undoubtedly fall on the U.S. This is, assuming, of course, that the money is even there, given the economic shocks that will almost certainly follow the disruption of the global supply chain.
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And they are not only ready should foolish or reckless acts be taken by North Korea, but they are willing to shoulder much of the costs of any financial burden — any of the costs associated — by the United States in operations if such an unfortunate situation is forced upon us.
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Fearing that utilities could buckle under the weight of the financial burden and fail to come up with the funds, Berlin has set up a commission to protect the money, most likely through a government-controlled fund to cover storage operations, the most complex element of the country's nuclear exit.
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" He added, "We also urgently need to build on this legislation with additional action to help families and small businesses meet their short-term financial obligations, ease the financial burden on students entering the workforce, and protect health workers on the front lines and their patients by improving telehealth services.
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"We also urgently need to build on this legislation with additional action to help families and small businesses meet their short-term financial obligations, ease the financial burden on students entering the workforce, and protect health workers on the front lines and their patients by improving telehealth services," he said.
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But critics assert that power providers across the nation want ratepayers to bear the financial burden when things go wrong, whether the cause is a natural disaster, a utility's negligence or even poor decision-making by executives — in essence, that like crucial financial firms, they are too big to fail.
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I made the trek to Antarctica with my sisters in November, and while I couldn't use points to cover the cost of the voyage I did with Quark Expeditions, I turned to credit card rewards for other pieces of the trip to ease the financial burden as much as possible.
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The incredible stress aside, industry experts noted the financial burden of retaining a third star — including maintaining a refined décor and employing a small army of fastidious staff — at a time when French cuisine has been democratized and many French people do not want to spend a fortune on dinner.
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From my own first-hand conversations with relatives of the victims of the 2014 crash of MH17 in Ukraine, I know family members bear the financial burden of visiting the Netherlands to attend memorial events or meet with the public prosecutor ahead of the criminal trial in The Hague this March.
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In his statement, Mr. Sharp of the A.C.L.U. of Kentucky said: "It is unfortunate that Kentucky taxpayers will likely bear the financial burden of the unlawful actions and litigation strategies of an elected official, but those same voters are free to take that information into account at the ballot box."
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The data also echoes the American data, showing that young Canadian men are also more likely to be living at home with their parents than women, although the study says this is because young women are more likely to marry or start a stable relationship than young men, which decreases financial burden.
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"We also urgently need to build on this legislation with additional action to help families and small businesses meet their short-term financial obligations, ease the financial burden on students entering the workforce, and protect health workers on the front lines and their patients by improving telehealth services," Romney said in a statement.
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Seema Verma, the recently confirmed head of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, said she wants women to be able to buy insurance coverage that excludes maternity care, which would effectively raise costs for women who plan to have children and saddle them with the financial burden of propagating the species.
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"Out-of-pocket costs have risen to the point where neurologists should be able to consider the potential financial burden for the patient when prescribing medication, but they do not have this information available to them," said Dr. Brian C. Callaghan, the study's lead author and assistant professor of neurology at the University of Michigan.
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"If he failed to accurately account for how much of a financial burden it would be for the ROK to invest in physical infrastructure, then it raises the question of what other areas Moon may have lacked proper vision," said Anthony Rinna, a Korea specialist at Sino-NK, an analysis website that covers the region.
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"You feel like you're drowning and you're trying to get some air, but people are just pouring more water into the pool," is how Dequan, now a 16-year-old honor student and star linebacker at Robert E. Lee High School, described his despair over what, for this family, is a crushing financial burden.
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In the coming months, I plan to re-introduce legislation similar to the RAISE Family Caregivers Act of 2015 to provide support for all our loved ones in an effort to help ease the physical, emotional and financial burden for them and for the millions of loving family caregiving heroes across our great country.
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But even as health outcomes have improved overall, our nation is rapidly losing ground to an urgent public health crisis that – contrary to all reason – seems to fall low on the national priority list for crucial investment in innovation to drive better health outcomes and lower the financial burden on the healthcare system and patients.
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This financial burden caused a turn in Turkish public perceptions of the refugees, the report explains, with 70 percent of Turks saying they felt the refugees were "damaging" the Turkish economy and 60 percent saying they opposed caring for Syrians in poverty when there were Turks in need who could receive that aid instead.
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Since this rising number of cases calls for a large amount of vitamin K and long duration of treatment -- costing up to thousands of dollars for each patient -- the Illinois Department of Public Health announced that it's working to find a way to place no financial burden on patients tied to the synthetic cannabinoids outbreak.
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While it's understandable that the election of prosecutors like these who are committed to finding options other than locking people up — a key part of criminal justice reform — has inspired excitement, real change to the system will require that they go a step further to ensure that alternative punishments aren't an unreasonable financial burden.
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Eastern European leaders are cautious about the risk of new cleavages on the continent leaving them behind, while there are plenty, like Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte, a moving spirit behind the Tallinn dinner, who are skeptical about more financial burden-sharing before southern neighbors — including France — put their own national budgets on a sounder footing.
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Too early to tell, but what I can commit is that I'm going to look at what is going to be the financial burden of basically readjusting the price of the equity or the option that employees have in the company to make sure we can all share in the options of the company with no more crazy valuations.
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Trump has frequently called for other countries to chip in larger amounts to help pay for the US military to maintain its bases around the world, in addition to calling for Gulf states like Saudi Arabia to bear a larger financial burden in the fight against ISIS and in building a safe zone to shelter refugees.
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Trump recently told a German newspaper that NATO is "obsolete," and during the campaign, he criticized other countries in the alliance for not paying their fair shares, arguing that the financial burden had fallen on the U.S. During Friday's press conference, May said she will "ensure" that other European leaders follow through on their commitments to NATO.
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While his apparent reasons behind the directive were discredited—for instance, he suggested that trans people pose a financial burden to the military, but in reality the medical care of trans service members represents less than one percent of defense spending—on August 25 Trump nonetheless issued a Presidential Memorandum calling for the enforcement of his proposed ban.
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Likewise I have spoken to South Korea and Japan and they are not only ready should foolish or reckless acts be taken by North Korea, but they are willing to shoulder much of the cost of any financial burden any of the costs associated by the United States in operations if such an unfortunate situation is forced upon us.
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The same team I was with in Malaka have, in recent years, explored how a tradition of high bride prices is keeping women single, longer, in Sumba, how extravagant funeral ceremonies are driving indigenous peoples to find work outside their communities in Toraja, and how even circumcision festivals can place an undue financial burden on a family.
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In a finding that is sure to deepen the rift between developed and developing nations over which countries should shoulder the financial burden for climate effects, the Lancet report shows that lower-income countries experience far greater economic loss as a proportion of their gross domestic product because of climate-related disasters when compared to higher-income countries.
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"We also urgently need to build on this legislation with additional action to help families and small businesses meet their short-term financial obligations, ease the financial burden on students entering the workforce, and protect health workers on the front lines and their patients by improving telehealth services," Romney said in the statement from his office Monday.
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