A financially strong community requires financially strong individuals, noted Auten.
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So, they are financially quite independent, and their families are quite stable financially.
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Of course, to raise financially literate children, you need to endeavor to be financially literate yourself.
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As the deal closes, Morgan Stanley is financially advising Calgon Carbon and Goldman Sachs financially advising Kuraray.
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"Make the case you're going to be negatively financially impacted and they're going to be positively financially impacted," Nilson said.
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Financially advanced societies, he argues, are very different from financially primitive ones — and not just in that they have more money.
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Some research suggests that there's a link between those who are poorer off financially and those who are less financially literate.
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They don't want their children to be psychologically messed up around money, and that usually means being financially dependent or financially irresponsible.
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And it's not just that financially sensitive people voted for Trump; rather, it's that financially sensitive people are less likely to turn out.
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Women, as well, are a lot more financially anxious than men; 57% of women said they felt financially anxious, versus 47% of men.
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Being financially excluded is expensive, with the average financially excluded household spending nearly 28500 percent of its income on fees related to financial services.
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My income is based on Amazon stock, and being a person who obviously wants to be financially successful, I want Amazon to be financially successful.
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A capital floor would mean European banks' costs for lending to financially weak clients and to financially stronger clients would be roughly the same, it said.
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Passive income can help you become financially independent soonerAccording to experts, a person is considered financially independent when they have 25 times their annual expenses saved.
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So the way we try to make ourselves financially sustainable while also being financially accessible is this method of charging a set fee and also offering scholarships.
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Families with incomes less than $50,000 in 2022 would be worse off financially than under Obamacare, while families making more than that would be better off financially.
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According to research from the Global Finance Literacy Excellence Center, 63 % of Americans are financially illiterate and while becoming financially savvy requires effort and attention, it is doable.
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It follows, then, that happiness bounces back for financially-stretched parents once those children become financially independent, but decreases for those parents that enjoyed their children in financial comfort.
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Gen X is feeling financially desperateIf Gen X's level of money stress indicates anything, it's that they are financially worse for the wear — at least, they think they are.
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A corporation like SeaWorld only changes because it's financially prudent to do so, and it's financially prudent to do so because people just aren't going, and their stocks are falling.
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So I think what we can say to those workers is they will be better off financially and that their business that they work for will be better off financially.
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The current form of capitalism in the U.S. has become too focused on the short term and almost exclusively financially focused, rather than financially and socially focused for the long term.
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They're incredible dancers -- but they've struggled financially for years.
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TV and the HarrisX polling company, found that 2023 percent of Americans said they were "much better" off financially than last year, while 17 percent said they were "somewhat better" off financially.
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Fitch believes that the company benefits operationally and financially from being part of a larger and financially stronger group, thus Mitsui Life is rated two notches above its standalone rating of 'BBB+'.
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Millennials tend to fear getting divorced and are financially burdened, so they're marrying later in life as they take time to get to know their partner, accumulate assets, and become financially successful.
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Millennials tend to fear getting divorced and are financially burdened, so they're marrying later in life as they take time to get to know their partner, accumulate assets, and become financially stable.
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That book also did well, critically and financially, so he followed up in 2012 with the short-story collection "Sorry Please Thank You," which was not quite as successful, either critically or financially.
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Until it grew financially unsustainable, they even provided the tents.
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I have spent 40 years helping people become financially independent.
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Insel said the health research subsidiary was doing well financially.
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Do you depend too much on others, financially or emotionally?
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"My school targets (students) that are financially struggling," she said.
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For sure it would be costly -- mentally, physically and financially.
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Quite the reverse — Markle is successful, educated, and financially independent.
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But it can be financially harmful to such consumers too.
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I had worked so hard – physically, mentally, emotionally and financially.
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I'm financially independent enough to take that cost on myself.
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Emotionally, it was extremely worth it; financially, not so much.
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The financially astute switch between accounts in Miami and Caracas.
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At the same time, Trump became financially entwined with Russians.
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" He described his life as "professionally and financially in shambles.
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Or, if you hold short positions, even more financially painful.
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A lot of misinformation is driven by financially motivated spam.
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And where does greed get us — financially, socially, and politically?
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Today's cheap gas makes it tough to break even financially.
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Earning a salary makes leaving a bad marriage financially possible.
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And it's paying great dividends for them financially and culturally.
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PUERTO RICO was never the most financially stable of places.
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What do they have on him personally, financially or politically?
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Both financially and artistically, the outfit is stronger than ever.
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That's particularly true of financially motivated misinformation, says Jennifer 8.
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Of course, people can change emotionally and financially over time.
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The sooner you do, the better off you'll be financially.
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We've seen how well that has worked... Finally, financially. $2250,2000.
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Today, corporate sustainability reports often omit such financially material information.
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The main thing is that they should be financially robust.
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And we are dealing with it humanly, financially and governmentally.
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This could mean some ups and downs for you financially.
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His father was a dentist and they were financially secure.
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But Mr. Trump remains financially invested in the family business.
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She took responsibility, financially and individually, for her own skating.
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Millennials might not be as financially illiterate as you think.
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We will support them financially and that should bring effects.
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"At worst, they're in a better position financially," he observed.
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It's certainly not something we planned for financially or emotionally.
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"A financially destructive membership exodus", Mackinac writes, "is not inevitable".
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"First, this is financially a very sound bank," she said.
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She says Blake promised to take care of her financially.
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It's time for a clean slate, both financially and emotionally.
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And figure out if getting another degree is financially realistic.
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But the Chinese buyers are financially stretched, all the same.
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Sub Pop was struggling financially at this point, weren't they?
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A financially weak nuclear utility is bad for nuclear safety.
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But financially, I was about to fall into a trap.
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That meant many AppDynamics employees would fare very well financially.
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They were personally financially hit, and their lives were disrupted.
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Mr Son argues that this holding company is financially strong.
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The Disability Insurance program is broken, both functionally and financially.
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Detroit schools have long been in decline academically and financially.
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Hinkle, 46, said she's financially stressed but can't leave now.
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Young Americans say they'll be financially independent by age 222.
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Everybody has stock options and everyone is financially at risk.
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Between their two jobs, the Conways have done well financially.
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Financially, rent and property values will increase in gentrifying areas.
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"The project stacks up both environmentally and financially," he said.
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"Climate action is feasible, practical, it's financially smart," said Sen.
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Luckily, my wife and I get along very well financially.
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""How many think they will be financially successful in life?
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Now that I'm in my 30s, I'm much healthier financially.
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Children are a tremendous responsibility, financially taxing and incredibly rewarding.
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Saudi Arabia has a history of bailing out Pakistan financially.
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Why should cancer patients struggle financially, despite their major contributions?
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Momentous stuff, both financially and for the paradigm of masculinity.
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Her father was a sharecropper, and the family struggled financially.
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Yet, millennials are financially behind other generations at their age.
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It is still the most financially successful games in history.
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Despite the layoffs, SpaceX maintains that it is financially secure.
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But they can also be incredibly stressful, financially and emotionally.
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Having Ewan McGregor sign on, things started to happen [financially].
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Breakingviews A bid for Burberry does not check out financially.
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Spring has arrived on Broadway, financially as well as seasonally.
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To some degree, the museums have benefited, at least financially.
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How is it financially sustainable to continue with your career?
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She was a homeowner, and she was at risk financially.
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Patreons typically supplement someone's hobby to make it financially justifiable.
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It was a huge success, not just financially but creatively.
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By the end, I'd be physically, emotionally, and financially depleted.
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Financially, too, Rivigo has driven past many of its competitors.
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My parents supported me, but they never helped me financially.
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They endanger their retirement by helping other family members financially.
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That sounds good to those who already feel financially pinched.
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People frequently asked how they made the trip work financially.
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We live in a good neighborhood and are comfortable financially.
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Keck said she can probably sustain herself financially through May.
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Are we more financially secure, or are we still vulnerable?
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Federal politicians are banned from benefiting financially from the government.
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Here are steps women can take to become financially savvy.
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While imprisoned, it develops a successful business and thrives financially.
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But Workhorse has struggled financially while preparing to increase production.
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Unlike the Gwich'in, Mr. Rexford's village stands to benefit financially.
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Are you financially prepared if you can't go to work?
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I'll come out ahead financially if I live that long.
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Consumers flocked to banks to prepare financially for the crisis.
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The Chinese government broadly supports A.I. companies, financially and politically.
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Themes concerning being taken care of (perhaps financially) will surface.
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Even so, Medicare is less financially viable than Social Security.
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And it's essentially a net loss for the company financially.
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But Mr. Trump remains financially invested in the family business.
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Half of Americans said they are just getting by financially.
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Content geared toward these algorithmically fueled bubbles is financially rewarding.
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This is because the largest generation, millennials, was delayed financially.
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"Are they very frugal, or financially in distress?" he added.
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And all graduates who qualified financially filled out the Fafsa.
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When's the right time to cut your children off financially?
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So far, it has had more success financially than competitively.
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She also uses gig pay to help her parents financially.
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Thus, the financially excluded would still be out of luck.
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I do not think he wants to be financially compensated.
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My fear of not being good enough cost me financially.
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Others are suffering financially and closing stores to cut costs.
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But that doesn't mean the underbanked population isn't financially active.
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In my 20s, I wasn't concerned with being financially responsible.
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Like Bayern, it is inoculated, financially and otherwise, against failure.
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But just financially, it didn't make any sense for us.
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Chase Danford, was not convinced that buying was financially feasible.
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The Anne family relied on other sons to help financially.
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Basquiat is, both numerically and financially, the week's heavyweight artist.
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This is an especially productive day for you financially, Leo.
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While popular among politicians and journalists, it was struggling financially.
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The question is what students among them were financially harmed.
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However, it's excruciatingly white, and mostly from financially stable homes.
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Would you lend her your support verbally or even financially?
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LONDON (Reuters) - Financially struggling British newspaper group Johnston Press JPR.
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Joining teams may also be financially difficult for some families.
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"Being in the Party doesn't really help financially," she said.
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However, its efforts are financially limited, adds Safra de Campos.
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Helping a family member financially can be a noble action.
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That can help you strategize on ways to financially prepare.
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But even needed medications are often out of reach financially.
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CHRISTINE LAGARDE: I think I leave the IMF stronger financially.
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These financially engineered products have the risk of unintended consequences.
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That's because producing meat is costly, both financially and environmentally.
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He says that would be fairer and more financially sustainable.
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It told him that his girlfriend, Rachel, was financially comfortable.
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So we're much more financially sensitive than perhaps other generations.
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But while Tunisians now have democracy, financially they are struggling.
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What would you do to help Puerto Rico recover financially?
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I couldn't afford, financially or emotionally, to not be working.
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This framework requires the financially stronger Laender to transfer part of their above-average tax proceeds to the financially weaker ones and to reduce the gap in financial strength among Laender to a minimum.
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A McGregor bout could make Keeler more financially secure than a world title"My job as a boxing coach is to make sure he gets out of this financially secure," Taylor told Business Insider.
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"Without the policy, we would have been devastated financially," Valentine said.
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This upcoming semester is going to particularly challenging financially for Bobo.
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Such prices are not financially feasible for the average Washington worker.
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Another, Billy Taylor, is going to help his four kids financially.
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Black women are gaining financially and politically while maintaining cultural clout.
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"A large percentage of people are financially fragile," the report said.
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That's a balance between what's financially practical and what's emotionally realistic.
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You know, I'm doing well financially, I'm not hurting at all.
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By banding together financially, small-dollar donors can sway federal elections.
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I&aposm conflicted on this because financially this could be good.
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He has profited from the decision politically and financially ever since.
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But workers in Central and Eastern Europe are less financially productive.
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One is that they'll have to care for their parents financially.
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As manual labor is costly, sometimes it is not financially feasible.
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But many deals are likely to be disappointing, at least financially.
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She said the man had promised to help the family financially.
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They're also more financially secure, with guaranteed contracts and higher salaries.
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KNIGHT: WELL, I THINK OBVIOUSLY JORDAN IS THE MOST MEANINGFUL FINANCIALLY.
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Nearly 21% expected to be financially better off in a year.
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But don't some people want to take advantage of you financially?
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They should support it financially and stand up for the concept.
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This has completely ruined our lives – financially and as a family.
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Langan tells us the club is looking into helping Genea financially.
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The financially complex problems Culp inherited were decades in the making.
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Snacking really gets me through this Sunday, both emotionally and financially.
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Financially, the company looks almost as healthy as it's ever been.
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Hong Kong Airlines was struggling financially even before anti-government protests.
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Financially, Alphabet is still Google and Google is swimming in cash.
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But the company has struggled financially in the months that followed.
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But some of these have turned out to be financially fragile.
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"Khloé supports Lamar financially in every way," says a Kardashian insider.
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In it, Cohen financially threatens Mak and insults him multiple times.
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According to Tori Spelling, her family is doing just fine financially.
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That sounded like a financially smart way to start a business.
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I mean, I know it's available, but is it financially feasible?
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The first is the way the health-care system works financially.
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We want to hear from women who help their parents financially.
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She knows as well as I do where we stand financially.
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Stop worrying about how financially behind (or ahead) everyone else is.
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I envision myself providing a nurturing, financially stable, gender-neutral upbringing.
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Despite efforts to cut costs, though, they are still suffering financially.
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"I was going through a pretty strenuous situation, financially," Shepherd said.
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In the early years, life is relatively uncomplicated, financially at least.
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But I'll close with this: 1099 employers need financially healthy workers.
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This never-ending custody fight was emotionally and financially draining us.
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It was more than we could handle emotionally, psychologically, and financially.
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They were better dressed, cleaner, and appeared more financially well off.
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Although Dunn is financially stable now, that wasn't always the case.
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Building wealth takes years of smart decisions, both professionally and financially.
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Hainan Cihang "will grant and support financially some projects," Roesler said.
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And it's the consumer who pays the price — financially and emotionally.
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The community is invested in him , morally, financially, politically, even culturally.
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Icahn, another vocal Trump supporter, has yet to financially back him.
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Collecting experiences became important — and financially more likely — than collecting objects.
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I am financially stable and independent and have a respectable job.
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Without insurance, doctors visits and prescription costs can be financially devastating.
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I instantly knew here was someone… who was probably struggling financially.
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"At the same time, we will be disciplined (financially)," Weinberg said.
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Democrats have often charged that Republican policies favor the financially secure.
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If that's the case, the Fund will join the bailout financially.
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Many Serbian farmers are still suffering financially from the 2012 season.
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And the choice turned out to be more than financially prudent.
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Now the stakes basically can't get any higher, financially or emotionally.
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"There is definitely an escalation in financially motivated crime," said Plan.
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Plus, I was supporting a struggling relative (both emotionally and financially).
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Be mindful of what's going on financially in the bigger picture.
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Women everywhere are reclaiming a culture, be it financially or conceptually.
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When companies cross Trump, by contrast, they risk being punished financially.
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A tie-up is also not expected to strain Boeing financially.
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So striving to be emotionally, financially and on all levels, independent.
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Let me reiterate that 57 percent of Americans feel unprepared financially.
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These actors are well-resourced financially and in asymmetric military capabilities.
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I come from a financially frugal family, and I love it.
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A good portion of this research is financially backed by Taser.
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How does all this positive momentum for the league translate financially?
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That's a decision that financially will come from our general manager.
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You have to be truly vested, not just financially but emotionally.
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I'm [financially] okay, but in six months, it could be terrible.
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The EU has financially underwritten the north's peace process for decades.
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How can I tell if a flood insurer is financially sound?
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Most people in the U.S. are living in financially precarious circumstances.
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The younger Trump has obviously benefitted financially from his father's presidency.
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But getting an MBA degree is mentally, emotionally, and financially taxing.
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When Leor struggles financially, her strategy is to have big sales.
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The expensive healthcare costs destroyed their ability to be financially stable.
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"It was a spiral going down—mentally, financially, emotionally," Clarissa said.
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But Dresdner's huge portfolio of problematic loans left Allianz financially vulnerable.
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When the cards fail, financially vulnerable customers can be left stranded.
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Regardless of age, millennials are working hard to catch up financially.
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Seventy-five percent are financially independent and struggling to support themselves.
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Their goal was to control their own characters — creatively and financially.
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A Heathrow expansion is not a cheap option, financially or politically.
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Erie and Pittsburgh school districts also are struggling financially and academically.
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They made sure Christmas came every year although they struggled financially.
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"Financially, they kind of stuck it to me," Mr. Rankin said.
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Some states, like Texas and Ohio, have multiple financially-stressed cities.
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Financially and emotionally, this could prove a toxic form of pride.
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You might have to find a way to financially support yourself.
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Here's how to set yourself up for a financially successful adulthood.
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A fundraiser has been setup to assist Jones financially at razoo.com.
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There's also more to being financially savvy than acing a quiz.
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We all come from very different backgrounds, racially, financially, politically, etc.
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She financially helped family members who lost jobs in the recession.
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Northam started the race with a clear headstart -- financially and organizationally.
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It is also financially backed by Oman's State General Reserve Fund.
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Stephanie consistently struggles financially, despite her relative success in her field.
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DuPont stands to gain financially from his proposed mandatory drug testing.
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Getting on the same page financially will reduce your money arguments.
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I have never experienced actual relief financially from any other president.
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The shortfall was covered by the country's dioceses, financially straining some.
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The refinery has been financially struggling since then, Reuters has reported.
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Russia is incredibly invested in Olympics competitions, both financially and culturally.
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Sarah: But that kind of behavior is, in addition, financially rewarded.
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"He was concerned about getting cut off financially," Ms. Ressner said.
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Financially, this is a slam dunk, if you pardon the pun.
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This allows us to do it in a financially feasible way.
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First, Forerunner will clearly do well financially from the two exits.
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He never recovered physically, emotionally, psychology, or financially from the trial.
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Consider Rose Wilder Lane's distinctive manner of helping her parents financially.
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When his mother died in April, he was not financially prepared.
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"My documentary, financially, has been a total flop," Mr. Standing said.
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How financially devastating it may ultimately be depends on your situation.
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For others, it has been financially devastating, life-threatening, or fatal.
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If you are young, you have decades to recover, financially speaking.
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But the bill excludes many financially vulnerable groups from receiving checks.
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Mr. Buckwald said he told stories about his financially challenging childhood.
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Before anything else, you need to see where you stand financially.
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Greatly altered since, it is financially unsustainable in its current form.
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Many people are struggling financially due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Whether they're financially lucrative, or even possible, may be another matter.
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Dealing with the damage that it causes could be financially ruinous.
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Americans would be financially incapacitated, burdened either by the costs of
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A Sanders presidency likely wouldn't be financially beneficial for Musk, however.
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Financially, start the new year off by creating a personal budget.
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Financially speaking, it&aposs not easy being a millennial these days.
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The goal is to make the school financially sustainable, he said.
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This has, at least financially, been a good thing for Avalon.
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By March 2018, Mahotama was financially prepared for his early retirement.
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Fighting McGregor would financially secure Pacquiao and his family even further.
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Washington remains the biggest supporter of Kosovo both politically and financially.
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Giving back — not just financially, but also giving back my time.
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Now that she's financially independent, she can afford to do more.
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But he was financially conservative long before he hit it big.
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"Right now, it is definitely the best option financially," Powers says.
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As a reminder, these companies have not exactly been financially struggling.
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But Dresdner's huge portfolio of problematic loans left Allianz financially vulnerable.
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And a few companies are already proving to be financially worthwhile.
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I was sexually, financially, physically, emotionally and psychologically abused by her.
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A listing on the national register can help property owners financially.
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The former recruiter, made whole financially, has moved on, she said.
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"When Kindle Worlds shut down, it hit me financially," Holt said.
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The operation in September set the family back financially and emotionally.
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Meanwhile, Alaska, Washington, D.C., and Utah are the least financially stressful.
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When moving becomes more difficult financially, the economy becomes less fluid.
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But, being a self-centered medical influencer can be financially lucrative.
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"Although my wife was working we were struggling financially," he says.
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Do you feel like you're in a better place financially now?
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They don't realize it harms people financially, physically, emotionally and spiritually!
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But he remains far from the top of the field financially.
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Ask yourself how your family would cope financially without your income.
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Not receiving paid time off holds women back professionally and financially.
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Children and grandchildren are supposed to financially support their older relatives.
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The Palestinian authorities venerate such "martyrs" and compensate their families financially.
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The BDS movement has failed to hurt the Jewish state financially.
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I have been financially independent since I was 18 years old.
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Yet, the vast majority of them are financially underserved and undervalued.
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They may own homes, and be in a comfortable place financially.
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He was financially stable and able to [pay for] it completely.
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Rippon isn't the only Olympian who has felt stretched thin financially.
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Neither Lyft nor Uber has emerged as a financially sound business.
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Still, be financially prepared for your employer to reject your offer.
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Critics have argued that the deal would weigh down Tesla financially.
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Cedar Rapids is a financially safe city — it ranked 12th overall.
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But she added that any deal had to stack up financially.
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Financially, it seeks opportunities that can generate significant free cash flow.
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"There was no apartment that would be better financially," she said.
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It's an interesting remedy for a state bleeding to death financially.
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Even the world's richest people weren't born with financially savvy skills.
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These problems can devastate families emotionally and financially, especially without treatment.
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Well, they were in that business because it was financially viable.
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And it is unclear whether ISAs are financially sustainable for offerers.
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The business has struggled financially since emerging from bankruptcy last year.
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Financially, start saving your money and investing as soon as possible.
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But financially well off black people still endure racism and discrimination.
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And Benioff is making sure Block gets financially rewarded as well.
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"Pot has been an ally, mentally, financially, and medically," Forbis says.
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If diets worked, the diet industry would be financially unsustainable. 5.
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We'll risk everything we have personally or financially to get it.
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But he struggled financially for years and declared bankruptcy in 2015.
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Friday is an intense day, which can manifest sexually or financially.
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I was "bad with money" — financially illiterate, underemployed, drowning in debt.
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If people boycott the match en masse, then what happens financially?
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The percentage of millennials who think they're financially worse off than their peers (37%) is also notable because it's lower than the percentage of Gen X who think they're financially worse off than their peers — 43%.
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Some advisors might financially benefit from recommending a slightly more expensive investment.
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He described the job as a "loser" financially, according to the Times.
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They marry them, become financially intertwined with them, have children with them.
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"It (Mongolia) was distressed financially and distressed across the sector," Dizard added.
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It is probably the most critically acclaimed and financially successful musical ever.
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Other financially struggling nonprofit colleges have closed or merged with stronger institutions.
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Looking ahead, a lot could go wrong for them — financially or technologically.
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In younger days I skipped weddings because I couldn't financially afford them.
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With no job to return to, younger women are especially harmed financially.
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These seven bills could make for a financially strained start to 393.
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But it was less ready to support the region financially, he noted.
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Dee Barnes is reaching out for help to keep her financially afloat.
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All the main characters are straight, cis, white, financially well-off women.
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Research has found that women generally fare worse financially after a divorce.
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Are those same Africans financially stable and not in need of saving?
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Experts tend to agree that North Korea's hacking operations are financially motivated.
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All three, after their government careers, have benefited financially from ExxonMobil contracts.
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Getting J&J to financially compensate victims is one goal for Itkin.
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Officials have confirmed 22 cases of Zika in the financially struggling territory.
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" He said, "to stay financially stable we've had to curtail the service.
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Be as financially informed as possible so that you can follow along.
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But I know, financially, I'm OK. I wanted to make 10 million.
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US institutional investors, however, remain financially entangled with China's facial recognition leaders.
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It's unclear if he ever benefitted financially from his son's heinous acts.
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Like any artist, achieving that goal can be incomparably rewarding—including financially.
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Financially, yes, but there are other factors that people need to consider.
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Ms. Spence, on top of her daily stresses, has been struggling financially.
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GoPro warned investors early last year that 2016 would be rough, financially.
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It allows investors the opportunity to avoid companies that financially support Trump.
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When I was in my younger years, you're trying to struggle financially.
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Still, Fritts points out his brewery has not been financially hit, yet.
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I grew up in scarcity, never knowing if we were financially safe.
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I asked her afterward whether the donation-based method was working financially.
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Financially, the great cloth diaper debate seems to come out a wash.
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I didn't (and still don't) have to support anyone financially besides myself.
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For neither goal is it clear which option makes most sense financially.
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That process could be compromised if the companies had already merged financially.
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The financial struggle millennials face may be making them more financially savvy.
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In 2200 they returned to relative anonymity and continued to struggle financially.
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Here's to an amazing (and financially sound) beginning to your NYC life.
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It's tempting to take the easy way out — technologically, financially, and morally.
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A divorce is a new chapter in your life, emotionally and financially.
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But Apple benefitting financially is what makes this particular trade-off whiff.
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Of course, maxing out your 401(k) may not be financially possible.
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You are tied down and committed financially and, hopefully, emotionally as well.
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"Everyone is about growth and where they align themselves financially," he said.
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Even the richest people in the world maintain some financially cautious habits.
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It was a financially sound decision, just not a nutritionally sound one.
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"It's financially insane to buy anything other than a Tesla," Musk said.
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Life is financially complicated for many U.S. military troops and their families.
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At this point, I was emotionally and financially committed to the trip.
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It also takes a tremendous amount of work to be financially viable.
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The team is pragmatic, pro-European, friendly to Germany and financially conservative.
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Will Alipay make people cut off their not-so financially responsible pals?
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Financially, they've since been able to "right the ship," as Charlotte says.
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"It's financially insane to own anything other than a Tesla," he said.
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"I firmly believe that nobody will be worse off financially," he said.
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PES exited bankruptcy in August and has struggled financially for several years.
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"I firmly believe that nobody will be worse off financially," Price said.
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I feel like we were not given the best treatment financially though.
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The two fought constantly, and Doute said she was supporting him financially.
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The author claims Energous is purely designed to financially benefit the founders.
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Getting a professional massage every day, though, is likely not sustainable financially.
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Pfizer believes that research on the two diseases doesn't make sense financially.
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Keeping it open for a mere 91 detainees is costly financially too.
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Financially, the arts can help support and invigorate state and local economies.
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Despite the major costs, helping financially struggling students is a justifiable cause.
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When his parents struggled financially, the bank threatened to take their home.
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He also wants to help others learn how to become financially secure.
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The suspect is accused of trying to gain financially from the bombing.
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Unless Maduros usurpation ends, he and his cronies will be strangled financially.
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As Twitter teeters financially, its critics don't know what to root for.
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Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Carolina recently has fared well financially.
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Here are WalletHub's states that are the most — and least — financially literate.
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It is financially advantageous to have a diverse set of corporate executives.
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Her trafficker wasn't the only one who financially benefited from her victimization.
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And although Dunn is financially stable now, that wasn't always the case.
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In essence, these residents may not be able to quickly recover financially.
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Much of the Millennial Generation feels financially or otherwise unprepared for parenthood.
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In theory, a financially strong corporate sector is good news for workers.
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He respects [Steve] Bannon and Gary Cohn because they are financially successful.
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Developing financially viable therapies for such tiny markets will be extremely difficult.
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Indeed, there's no question the league is in a financially healthier position.
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You are financially ready: Commitment to getting a pet includes financial commitment.
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Unfortunately, several pivots have put the company in a tough spot financially.
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And over the long term, this policy probably isn't financially sound either.
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However, after 50 years of existence, the NFIP has become financially unsustainable.
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Ask any parent: the process takes a toll — mentally, physically and financially.
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It took three years for me to financially recover from that experience.
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We have no hesitation about standing by him financially in this case.
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In a commercial context, delays of this sort can be financially ruinous.
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Third, buy insurance when the loss would be devastating financially or emotionally.
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"They're emotionally and financially invested in this sport," Empfield said of triathletes.
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But AMI did not financially penalize her for her interview with Cooper.
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To be sure, Starbucks and Whole Foods are both still financially stable.
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Our goal was to become financially independent and up our investing game.
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For one thing, they aren't as well-off financially as the Apples.
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Building a good credit score can benefit you financially in multiple ways.
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That way, you can be financially secure by the time you retire.
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Washington also comes out on the short end of the stick financially.
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Mason stopped supporting her financially, but continued to send money to Kossola.
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Now financially independent, he has the freedom to work on meaningful projects.
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Meanwhile, Israel is financially secure and no longer needs alms from abroad.
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Industry leaders say those upgrade costs contribute to coal being financially unviable.
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It was a stretch financially, but we moved into a better place.
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It's embarrassing to admit that I don't have it all together financially.
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Besides the weather, analysts blame factors including financially-troubled companies reducing investment.
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It's common for parents to financially support their grown children these days.
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Our state's in trouble financially and I think it would really help.
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Homeowners are not only financially healthier, but are paying mortgages on time.
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The students say they have been put in an untenable position financially.
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Scroll through to discover where America's most financially responsible consumers are living.
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"Those individuals are less likely to report being financially fragile," he said.
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We know the business is challenged if our employees are stressed financially.
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In the event of a catastrophic injury, you could be financially ruined.
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For enterprise customers, the financially backed SLA is surely a nice bonus.
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But that collaboration is under threat right now, both financially and conceptually.
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Higher fertilizer costs come as North American farmers are already financially stressed.
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Workhorse has struggled financially at various points since its founding in 20133.
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However, ClassPass continues to grow both financially and in terms of users.
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I have personally financially supported legal groups helping families at the border.
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Financially as a country, we could use someone like that in office.
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How much are your friendships costing you, Scorpio—both financially and emotionally?
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I think that makes sense as kind of a businessman thinking financially.
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Since the dawn of streaming, the porn industry has been suffering financially.
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He respects [Stephen] Bannon and Gary Cohn because they are financially successful.
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Here, seven things you should know about financially preparing for Hurricane Dorian.
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How important is it to become financially literate from a young age?
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"Becoming financially independent is about designing the life you want," they wrote.
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Most teams now, even in smaller markets, are on financially solid ground.
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"That is business at hand that we can't complete financially," he said.
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We commit to invest additional ₹10,000 crore to serve financially unserved / underserved.
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In 1980 Stevie Wonder got behind the holiday effort, artistically and financially.
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But, Mr. Kantrowitz said, it suggests that families are feeling financially squeezed.
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But many of the co-ops, which have struggled financially, have foreclosed.
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Because of that, I'm less likely than others to be hurt financially.
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Left unsaid was how financially aggressively the Yankees would be this winter.
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Of course, all this comes with a price, both practically and financially.
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When times are hard financially, you can end up arguing a lot.
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What do you need, financially and otherwise, to do that without Dentsu?
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And that's saying nothing of the companies that support these artists financially.
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Brown's sponsor, New Balance, agreed to back her financially through the process.
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Financially unstable, the family was repeatedly uprooted, moving from neighborhood to neighborhood.
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Neither fine is financially significant to companies of Alphabet and Facebook's magnitude.
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And that is our concern, both culturally, as publishers, but also financially.
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Less than a third of Americans consider themselves to be financially healthy.
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But you have to make it financially possible for everyone to participate.
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The call for independence, both from "The Man" and financially, is strong.
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Iraq, for example, will be stretched financially in its public health response.
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Both said they were prepared to die, legally and financially at least.
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The gains are helping more low-income women become more financially secure.
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In the eighties, more than half of American twentysomethings were financially independent.
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Losing your job can be a difficult experience, both financially and emotionally.
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He had struggled financially in recent years and declared bankruptcy in 2015.
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"My family has always been treading on thin ice financially," she said.
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But Epstein found indirect ways to support Harvard financially after that date.
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By the time David meets Giovanni, he's down on his luck financially.
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She was supporting both of them financially and felt resentful about it.
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He'll have a better shot financially of fighting back against than most.
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But this year, women are calling time on the financially draining practice.
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The retailer is emerging from bankruptcy a smaller and financially healthier company.
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There are other ways in which the death toll matters financially, too.
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You might think the financially stressed family comes from the younger members.
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I feel like you reach adulthood when you are financially supporting yourself.
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"Financially, it's like a new lease on life," said Mr. Goldman, 32.
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My ex-wife is still single and claims to be financially struggling.
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In addition, data show that MA is financially beneficial for dialysis patients.
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He planned well financially and could afford to retire at that age.
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Some states have established financially feasible cybersecurity training programs for all employees.
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For many, however, higher education remains a privilege that is financially inaccessible.
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But that doesn't mean larger organizations are financially healthy, arts managers say.
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Unlike the small start-ups, the big companies are not financially vulnerable.
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Although surrogacy is overwhelming — emotionally, financially — I desperately want a new conversation.
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"Its ability to hurt us financially is now substantially less," he said.
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"Its ability to hurt us financially is now substantially less," he said.
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A lack of affordable housing affects the most financially vulnerable among us.
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"Knowing you're financially savvy isn't enough to get everything right," said Cotla.
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As a first-year teacher, Winchester "always understood" she would struggle financially.
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"I can't help financially, but I can donate my skill," Vogt said.
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Too many of them are in bad shape medically, financially and psychologically.
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Without that, we will end up one day morally and financially bankrupt.
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Those who didn't expand don't want to get financially dinged for it.
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The measure would boost financially-troubled multiemployer pensions so they don't fail.
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Unless Maduro's usurpation ends, he and his cronies will be strangled financially.
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Workers who are financially incentivized will move to where the jobs are.
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"Neither of these strategies is financially wise or environmentally sustainable," Saez says.
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If divorce is looming, here are six ways to protect yourself financially.
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At that time, the rail industry was financially weak and highly regulated.
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I support your dream, but I'm not going to support you financially.
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Yes, living "well" — if we're financially and physically able — benefits The Man.
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The Vaca Muerta deal is geo-strategic, financially sound, and reduces poverty.
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Now it is fewer hours, fewer days, more vacation, and financially better.
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Good daily habits serve as your foundation to a financially secured future.
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Many of them are starting families and trying to become financially stable.
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I don&apost take for granted that my family is financially stable.
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His government wants to unify the system to make it financially stable.
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When she came to that college, it was failing financially and academically.
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And, their lawyers said, it left him and his wife financially ruined.
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Up to 36% of women, versus 25% of men, are financially fragile.
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It is not the case that he struggled financially throughout his career.
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Roughly an equal percentage of respondents said they are worse off financially.
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Australia's Catholic Church is financially stronger than its counterparts in many countries.
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The tour played arenas for two months, and was exceedingly financially successful.
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But this same intangibility also makes performance art difficult to sustain financially.
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Nevertheless, financially, the Wii U was a pretty big disappointment for Nintendo.
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This more famous Russian painter's bet was prescient (if not financially rewarding).
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As the share of financially independent men aged 18 to 29 has fallen from 63% in 1980 to 52% in 2018, young women have experienced the reverse, with 38% considered financially independent in 1980 compared to 42% today.
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Agencies like Spence-Chapin promote the tax credit, and rightly so; pointing out that adoption is less financially burdensome than it might seem is simply good advertising, just as making adoption less financially burdensome is simply good social practice.
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You can incentivize individuals to participate in the ecosystem and reward them financially.
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We were constrained financially given that we just did a $32-billion acquisition.
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Chesapeake itself has been considered financially weakened, burdened by a heavy debt load.
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Bolt was non-committal about whether he would financially contribute to Carter's appeal.
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We were married and happy and financially OK. Our nursery was decorated perfectly.
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Financially, the platform could even out part of discounts with less marketing budgets.
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Once financially savvy cash-carrying kids are turning into less-savvy digital spenders.
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But financially speaking, some more prominent players might not mind being done early.
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In 1950 a Guggenheim fellowship freed him financially to focus on his art.
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Our state&aposs in trouble financially and I think it would really help.
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If you've been tied to someone financially, this may find you breaking free.
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Koh said a party that benefits financially from another's abuses also bears liability.
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"I will tell you that MMM has empowered me financially," he told CNN.
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This, actually, is starting to make more and more sense for me financially.
|
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Financially, Netflix turned in a quarter that was slightly above Wall Street's expectations.
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So what can investors do to ensure they reach a financially secure retirement?
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But if we end up needing it, then it's technically and financially feasible.
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She's far away from her wife, alienated by her family, and burdened financially.
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Faulting me financially for having that burden is something I find so infuriating.
|
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" Despite the layoffs, Chen says NerdWallet is still growing and is "financially strong.
|
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The issue isn't a collection of critics unfairly drubbing a financially successful movie.
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Many of America's workers are in ill health these days — at least financially.
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There is a financially shrewd Zen in not being tied to unmalleable objects.
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Disney is making more sequels, and financially, it's working out better than ever.
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In 1985, Burns & McDonnell was owned by a financially troubled European steel company.
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Adeptus is in a world of trouble financially and may go belly up.
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We have a desire to continue improving the stability of the county financially.
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My husband is in technology and we both had done rather well financially.
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But what if the moment you finally feel financially secure comes too late?
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X.E., who are struggling financially until the two angels tumble into their yard.
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"I am not sure it will financially make sense to me," says Klingemann.
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Learning to become financially independent is an essential skill for women to obtain.
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Sometimes you're more successful but you're not really financially more successful, you know?
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Some branches have struggled financially, and some in cities, including Washington; Amarillo, Tex.
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They're straight, white, financially comfortable; they're thin and healthy; they're smart and young.
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Mercer went on to add that she suspected the nanny was financially motivated.
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That's intriguing, because Musk said in sworn testimony recently that he's financially illiquid.
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Yves Marignac, a nuclear-energy expert in Paris, calls EDF "already financially crippled".
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Companies can also use bankruptcy as an opportunity to turn things around financially.
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Mr Cruz has promised compensation for any customers financially affected by the hack.
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In reality, the bigger percentage of that pie is actually financially motivated breaches.
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My husband was earning a six-figure salary, so we were financially healthy.
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Battered and financially fragile, the Socialist Party has tried to pick itself up.
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The changes would bolster Americans, including women and minorities, financially, according to Larson.
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Financially-focused daily Handelsblatt, had plastered its website with news about Deutsche Bank.
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Training for the exam is renowned for being mentally, emotionally, and financially taxing.
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This comes at a time when rival telecom companies are growing financially weaker.
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Posada claimed on a number of occasions Mas Canosa helped support him financially.
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All of which only adds to Kondo's net worth, both culturally and financially.
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I'd say congrats are in order for the happy and financially-secure couple.
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"This is devastating damage to this family financially and emotionally," Kelly tells VICE.
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Our company wasn't doing so well financially, so they basically let everyone go.
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It drained me financially but at least I got somewhere very far away.
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The Walking Dead had broken new ground for Telltale, both artistically and financially.
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Sarah agrees — she wants to know if her mom is supporting Buzzy financially.
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"As a mom, you want your kids to be financially safe," she says.
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The schools hit hardest by budget cuts were already struggling academically and financially.
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Financially literate, technologically savvy and affluent, Alvin is a member of the overbanked.
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Russia, financially, is in the position of not having as much to lose.
|
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The carriers are not as financially stable and there's uncertainty on their reliability.
|
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Financially speaking, Uber's new $3.5 billion investment with Saudi Arabia isn't that significant.
|
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Few people are professionally, financially, or mentally equipped to weather such a storm.
|
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But he does love valuable information that can help him politically or financially.
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Ultimately we all benefit from gender equality, be it financially, morally or emotionally.
|
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EST Looks like Oprah is joining the cause and supporting the students financially.
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"Since his tragic passing, they will suffer both emotionally and financially," Manzi explained.
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I think financially it does not make sense to deport 11 million people.
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We've done some really brutal economic things that have hurt these countries financially.
|
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That cost the company dearly, both financially and in terms of developer goodwill.
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She's happy with the way Chris is treating her ... financially, medically and emotionally.
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It was immediately obvious this wouldn't be a financially profitable venture for Joel.
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The RNC gets back into the Alabama race to financially support Moore's campaign.
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"Financially, this is small component of our business," Spirit said in a statement.
|
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Mercedes acknowledged that its makeover is a "huge challenge" -- both technologically and financially.
|
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More caution might be negative for earnings and economic stimulus, but financially prudent.
|
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The Sphere tool will reward engagement by financially incentivizing longer visits on site.
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"I'm about to go into this long-term, financially binding partnership," he says.
|
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It always pays to be financially informed, but with the help of Raise.
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Financially secure families, in turn, improve the outlook for the broader U.S. economy.
|
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The Kenya teachers commission sent condolences and vowed to help the family financially.
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Trump has even more options for negotiating with Israel, both financially and politically.
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Should you vent to a roommate about something you are dealing with financially?
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"But if this tumbles or struggles financially, it will be a hate fest."
|
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"Most renter households are financially challenged, particularly Latino and African-American," he said.
|
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A big tax bill can feel like a financially and emotionally crushing burden.
|
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Azad Chaiwala: An an entrepreneur, I've always done things that are financially led.
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And there's this -- he's worried a loss could affect him emotionally and financially.
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Is it very financially rewarding to own a piece of history like that?
|
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"At the same time you want them to become financially independent," Margeson added.
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Handling finances In my first year of business, I barely scraped by financially.
|
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In July, Chen told me NerdWallet was still growing and was financially strong.
|
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But she said these buyers are more financially savvy than most people realize.
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People are not as hungry as before, financially or materially, says Mr Kim.
|
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Indeed, the Canadian government financially supported and promoted Netsweeper for over a decade.
|
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He, of course, would stand to benefit financially from these songs and albums.
|
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Trump sees women as trophies -- signifiers of sway -- for the financially successful male.
|
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Service members are often young and financially inexperienced, with little to no credit.
|
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The same amount — 2023 percent — say the GOP plan will hurt them financially.
|
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They are financially literate and know the immediate status of their financial situation.
|
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New CEO Dara Khosrowshahi has said he's preparing Uber financially for an IPO.
|
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"They intend to financially destroy my family and me, driving us to bankruptcy."
|
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For the financially illiterate, freedom of choice means the freedom to be fleeced.
|
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Others went as far as setting up crowdfunding efforts to help him financially.
|
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Top of the list is being financially prepared for the transition and beyond.
|
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Far more Republicans (66%) say they're financially stronger than they were in 2016.
|
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This time he will find it difficult to compete financially with Bernie Sanders.
|
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Engaging financially with controversial companies can be a better way to effect change.
|
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Retaliation can be severe and in the case of the Chinese, financially painful.
|
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There may have been other countries who have tried to financially influence him.
|
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Both groups have the confidence that a mishap won't wipe them out financially.
|
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Such a rule, however, would leave residents financially vulnerable should anything go awry.
|
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People who got health insurance in that experiment were also more financially secure.
|
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However, city residents may decry punishment for municipal governments that are struggling financially.
|
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As a result, states like California benefit financially at the federal government's expense.
|
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This Western European nation has struggled financially, and income equality remains low (0.9).
|
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But even if the startups fail financially, they may show what's possible technologically.
|
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Though the team lost the final game, the Dodgers will win big financially.
|
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Several plants have shuttered in recent years as coal became less financially viable.
|
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The AI sector is set to grow financially in the coming years too.
|
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Here's the takeaway: Prepare your children early in life to be financially independent.
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That all makes it hard to predict how the company will fare financially.
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They have sacrificed financially and worked hard to give us a good life.
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That could harm you financially, and damage your child's efforts to achieve independence.
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It makes me feel really good to be financially blessed and give back.
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A second complaint is that Qatar financially supports Hamas in the Gaza Strip.
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Twitter is cutting non-essential divisions as it tries to improve itself financially.
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He later held two short-lived jobs in the industry, but struggled financially.
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Welcome to Rockford: a black man's hell if you're not living financially well.
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Isn't it time to give credit—socially, financially, or otherwise—where it's due?
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Only 10 percent of Republicans said they were worse off financially this year.
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The law has also proved financially disastrous for the state of North Carolina.
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Mr. Wang's other recent forays have been less straightforward, if not financially perplexing.
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Now, keep in mind, I was not financially well-off at the time.
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I've made three very unique, meaningful art films, and I've made nothing financially.
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Financially, Leo season finds you sorting out issues concerning debts, taxes, and inheritances.
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Hackers are typically financially motivated, Stroz Friedberg executive director Eric Friedberg told Recode.
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Whatever happens, being an escort will leave me financially secure for a while.
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She was commercially viable and financially stable, but a long way from superstardom.
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Financially, he says, the bank is the best bet for a crippled economy.
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Tyrese Gibson is not only on the ropes emotionally, but financially as well.
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My parents were both diehard Republicans; my dad even supported the party financially.
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Just make sure you find a way that makes sense for you financially.
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Through Vilas Boas, Fiorito met Danilo Croce, who started to advise him financially.
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Financially was there any stress when you were released, or were things OK?
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Yet, 32% of this group think they're doing better financially than their peers.
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It took time for the couple to get on the same page financially.
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He also does considerable charity work with both financially unprivileged and disabled communities.
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And by poor, he does not mean only those who are struggling financially.
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In some cases, renting a house may be the more financially responsible decision.
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Mr. Khattala's defense lawyer, Michelle Peterson, suggested Mr. Majrisi's testimony was financially motivated.
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The city needs to financially compensate the family and apologize for this tragedy.
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"If you're financially comfortable, you don't have to count [your] dollars," O'Shea said.
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But many of those co-ops, which have struggled financially, are in foreclosure.
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Germany eventually replaced its currency and stabilized it, but millions were financially ruined.
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Most of the financially successful TikTokers do it all: dances, memes, reenactments, duets.
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Or, if you are financially able to, hire experts to train you virtually.
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He said the museum had struggled to stay afloat financially for several years.
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It doesn't feel sustainable that Facebook's going to be penalized financially into oblivion.
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I would say that editorially it was more successful than it was financially.
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People can be financially ruined by illness — and health insurance won't fix that.
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If you do find a job, that doesn't mean you're suddenly financially independent.
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Souad, Suhair's second-oldest daughter, remained in Jordan to help support them financially.
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Party leaders acknowledged that the focus on corruption was hurting the party financially.
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Not owning a car is financially freeing — and it saves the environment, too.
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"There is a clear intention to financially strangle the state," Mr. Corral said.
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Air travel for a seriously ill patient is medically, financially and logistically challenging.
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Just as automatically, she took on more work to help the family financially.
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"Financially, there isn't much we can do if people stop buying," she says.
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The World Bank said the system was not financially sustainable and recommended reforms.
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Besides being career-focused, I never wanted to depend financially on a spouse.
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Mr. Trump's lawsuit puts the financially ailing Deutsche Bank in an awkward situation.
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HP: Should college football programs be doing more to help their players financially?
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"It's your choice if you want to help them out financially," she says.
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DeVos has argued that students should have to prove they were financially harmed.
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When he died, his extended family, who depended financially on him, was bereft.
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"Even though it hurts me financially, it's kind of a relief," he said.
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Few abortion clinics, however, can financially swing setting up a whole new office.
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And 51% of respondents said the tax cuts hadn't yet helped them financially.
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Will peace (peace of mind, peace financially, peace physically) ever be possible again?
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I made the decision to move back in because it made sense financially.
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He apparently molested generations of female gymnasts, most of whom weren't financially disadvantaged.
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"This is about communication with everyone you are connected to financially," Rebell says.
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Is there a rule of thumb to decide if it's worth it financially?
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At the time, the team was struggling, both financially and on the rink.
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Financially, I can't afford all those food processors to make everything into liquid.
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Eventually, The Provincial Freeman became financially unsustainable, and it ceased publication by 1859.
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She's also working through how to set a good example, financially, for Freeya.
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Eckel pushed back on the notion that sustainable investing was not financially lucrative.
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It has to be something that people really feel, either emotionally or financially.
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The project was championed by Theodore Roosevelt and financially supported by J.P. Morgan.
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Ms. Katz and Mr. Cordish financially backed Mr. Botel's charter school in Baltimore.
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Both are in their 60s, have grown children and are financially well-off.
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To become financially secure, McLean requires that all his athletes fill three buckets.
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I signed up for Costco because it's financially prudent for my family's needs.
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People are no longer financially incentivized to upgrade their phones every two years.
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"I think we're in a really strong place, financially and artistically," Greenfield said.
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I can officially say I'm a full-time yoga instructor and financially independent!
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"Financially, I just say: Keep it simple," he says he would tell them.
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However, to be financially well, you should live within your means, Chopra said.
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Millennials are often labeled the poorest, most financially burdened generation in modern times.
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His goal was to be financially stable before moving out on his own.
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But that's not possible financially unless the insured pool includes predominantly healthy people.
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As a former options trader in Chicago, Mr. Katz is also financially sophisticated.
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As her career began to take off, Atwood realized she'd be fine financially.
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Many of Japan&aposs visitors will be "well-off" financially, The Economist noted.
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Research has shown that the most diverse companies also perform the best financially.
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Poverty is a driver with many parents expecting their children to contribute financially.
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Financially, the main difference between the two is that Liberty doesn't pay taxes.
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Having the funds removes any doubt over whether it's a financially responsible decision.
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I might be financially stable now, but that could change at any moment.
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The one thing I know is this: The nonstop uncertainty is financially devastating.
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But she and her husband waited, largely because they didn't feel financially ready.
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In that regard, the couple's "Megxit" may have been a financially savvy move.
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Women were mobilized into the labor force and became financially untethered from men.
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The medium and large businesses are crucial to making Matebe's hydropower financially sustainable.
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In 2020, Meghan and Harry announced they would work to become "financially independent."
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A year later, Santer supports herself financially with the money she earns online.
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Being financially penalized for a natural bodily function is not equitable or just.
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Meghan and Harry might not even need to work to become financially independent.
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It&aposs a combination of factors that have left many millennials financially behind.
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A year later, she supports herself financially with the money she earns online.
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Over half of all millennials feel they are lagging behind their peers financially.
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Still, it may be financially difficult for some people to put into action.
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For me to have health insurance right now will save my life, financially.
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"His illness has affected my entire family: emotionally, medically and financially," he said.
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"That it's unisex makes the project a lot more financially feasible," he said.
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Instead, they send "welfare checks" to wealthy landowners and financially successful farm businesses.
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"We've found that a lot of fake news is financially motivated," Mosseri wrote.
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After she and my father divorced 11 years ago, my mother struggled financially.
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I can ruin them financially and or get them arrested, whatever you like.
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However, senior Italian officials have warned that some measures could prove financially dangerous.
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CIA has no authority over leadership and is financially motivated to increase conflict.
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And more millennials than not think they're financially better off than their peers
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Her father, Ray, worked for the railroad and struggled financially during the Depression.
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I know just how taxing diabetes is — mentally, physically, and of course, financially.
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The sign also falsely accused the news organization of financially supporting the Clintons.
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Black music, style, cuisine and literature have great worth both financially and artistically.
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The best thing we've done financially is refinance our mortgage few years ago.
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The captive has a "diversified panel of financially strong reinsurers", AM Best said.
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For the first time in my life, I realize I&aposm financially secure.
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I'm part of the 41% of Americans who are financially leading their household.
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There&aposs no way around it: The average American millennial is financially behind.
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But they're not the only ones doing so to support financially challenged smelters.
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But I still need to prepare financially for the possibility of a recession.
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The captive has a "diversified panel of financially strong reinsurers," AM Best said.
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As many as 35% of Millennials aged 18 to 35 are financially fragile.
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Many of them would otherwise be financially devastated by their kids' hospital bills.
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But this wasn't some financially motivated hack, or just an accidental data breach.
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But, hey, at least he will be even more financially comfortable in retirement.
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The economy has grown under him, and small businesses are doing financially well.
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So we saw this influx of people who were doing really well financially.
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Well, my wife is a doctor, and we had a decent life, financially.
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Further, SoulCycle doesn't offer the best deal, financially speaking, relative to its competitors.
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Lawmakers would be on the hook financially for all harassment and retaliation cases.
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There are many studies that prove that more diverse workforces perform better financially.
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To figure out what's financially doable, it may help to seek professional advice.
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That's expected to send her into the top tier of candidates, financially speaking.
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And apart from being exploited financially, the family also treated me like shit.
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That's the pool of money that helps financially stressed students go to college.
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DP: I think the industry is in a tough place financially, right now.
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It's politically and financially motivated, and we can prove it with shocking information.
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You guys did a little better than me financially, but I've done okay.
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That motivation to treat drivers better was, at least in part, financially fueled.
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Floyd Mayweather has never had to pay a price, financially, for his abusiveness.
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Women entering the workforce and becoming financially independent of men challenged entrenched patriarchal policies, and African Americans entering the marketplace, availing themselves of public institutions, and slowly beginning to become financially self-governing clashed with the nation's deeply embedded racism.
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Iiiiinteresting...I didn't realize that Darla's parents were helping out financially, to an extent.
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Russian athletics stars could lose out financially as a result of the IOC ban.
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We should be at a bit of a standstill politically and financially in August.
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First, Kim paid little, financially or politically, for the legitimation he so desperately craves.
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So these are the things that financially and mathematically will drive an improved return.
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Now I'm in a solid place financially and want to plan for the future.
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Ostensibly he did so because several top clubs were financially unstable and administratively unregistered.
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Create that infrastructure early, so you can be financially secure even after you retire.
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Usually celebs make strategic, financially savvy plans to debut their spawn to the world.
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In the end, cash may be the better option to keep you financially disciplined.
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"It's nice to be supported financially, but sometimes you want a mom," she said.
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People his age are not as secure financially as the previous generation, he says.
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A late-career job switch may be a boon for a financially secure retirement.
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Building a financially sustainable life isn't cut-and-dry — every couple's circumstances are different.
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But even the people that make those home runs don't always stay financially free.
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"My family is financially comfortable and we still needed so much help," she wrote.
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Only 1 percent of the apps in the Apple App Store are financially successful.
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Research has repeatedly shown that companies with more diverse work forces perform better financially.
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Before his death, Jang supported Kim financially, and the two maintained a good relationship.
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Do not mistake our country for another business you can bankrupt -- financially or morally.
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Below are 6 Hollywood A-listers who found fame after struggling to survive financially.
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There's the mother's health, there's just not being ready ... And what that means financially.
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He was financially secure and had a warm, loving family and dozens of friends.
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Financially, though, Billy Lynn was a debacle for Sony Pictures and its financing partners.
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Cook warned in January that a weakening economy in China would hit Apple financially.
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By 19803, some 47% were financially independent in 2018, compared to 50% in 1980.
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You want to make sure your family will be OK financially if you die.
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They convinced publishers to use Facebook Live in part by financially supporting the endeavor.
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She claimed her parents saw her public political proclamations and financially cut her off.
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That said, there isn't a clear indication that these teams will be financially viable.
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So many people could have been harmed, not just financially but physically, emotionally, spiritually.
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You'll see that this company still is incredibly strong financially despite this week's report.
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My friend is a lovely person, who seems overly trusting and is struggling financially.
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At its founding, Georgetown relied financially on profits from Jesuit-owned plantations in Maryland.
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Despite their 401(k) plans and individual retirement accounts, most boomers aren't financially prepared.
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More families, however, are choosing to live multi-generationally, which can benefit everyone financially.
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Lowe personally believes that the show should be financially responsible for their little toddler.
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As a massive global company, Exxon is positioned to benefit financially over smaller companies.
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To qualify as a surrogate in the US, a woman must be financially stable.
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As can happen with food dieting, being too restrictive financially can end in binging.
|
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The situation led him to consider alternative ways to make the company financially sustainable.
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The site has said that the departure of Kellogg's will not harm it financially.
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But just because we could make something work financially, did that mean we should?
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With the economy in such fluctuation, was my future going to be financially secure?
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Serious buyers financially comfortable with the current environment have entered the market, analysts say.
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One medical emergency, one unplanned hospital visit, one ambulance ride could financially ruin them.
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Those carbon-capture technologies are still in development and are not yet financially feasible.
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"Financially, we are not ready," says Olena Zerkal, the deputy foreign minister of Ukraine.
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It is in your best interest, both financially and physically, to solve this problem.
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For the record… I always offered to financially care for my ex-husband's son.
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Sketch Guy As soon as somebody depends on you financially, you need life insurance.
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My birth was unplanned; my parents were not financially ready to start a family.
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They need to be held accountable not only financially but also with criminal penalties.
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A wellness program that's actually about wellness would be entirely voluntary, not financially coercive.
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And when it comes crashing down, the consequences could be legally and financially disastrous.
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The plans are designed so that universities would not be too hard hit financially.
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How would things be better if you had parents who helped you out financially?
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Straying too far from the basics, conceptually and financially, can have a negative impact.
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And yet this year the tech elite has been slow to back Clinton financially.
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Parents said it would be uncomfortable to support their children financially past age 27.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Three Australian business magnates plan to financially support Ten Network Holdings TEN.
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She explained she not only supported herself financially, but her parents and siblings, too.
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GM offered 10 percent instead, citing that it was financially unable to pay up.
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One of them is that you are expected to help support the family financially.
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Ludovico also benefited financially by receiving additional customer accounts from Mattessich, the SEC said.
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"She basically was like, 'I'm not financially stable enough to have kids'," she says.
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These measures were aimed at convincing the IMF to participate financially in the bailout.
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Hawley had been brought in specifically to get the company back on track financially.
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Organizations that aren't financially supported by telecoms see the investment numbers a little differently.
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But regulators say many firms engage in abusive tactics while targeting financially struggling individuals.
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It's going to end up impacting us financially, and the health of our patients.
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We're (also) bridging that gap between the shelter and being financially independent and stable.
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"I think that's why he was successful in business and did quite well financially."
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But making donations can be difficult, or even impossible, for people who struggle financially.
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You can always count on those financially irresponsible young folk to bring the irony.
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The Rise fund only generates returns when companies it invested in perform well, financially.
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The only problem is that it could financially ruin the studio that made them.
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Provide Resources It's easy for people to forget how financially constrained most founders are.
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And without the entertainment industry first seeing opportunity financially, it won't create those roles.
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That is why I have financially backed the case - for everyone who lost out.
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The first thing you need to do is figure out where you stand financially.
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But even the most financially sound couples have things they need to work through.
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PG&E said it would not be financially sustainable without changes to state policy.
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Most people, if asked, would say they would prefer being rich to struggling financially.
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Can European countries really afford not to be financially and economically interconnected and integrated?
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Researchers have speculated that the ransomware attacks may not be financially-motivated at all.
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But while Trump scapegoats the media, he has served them well—at least, financially.
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The raise I received changed my life in drastic ways, both financially and professionally.
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Women are more likely to be the ones who suffer financially when this happens.
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Of course, millennials may prove to be just as financially minded as their forebears.
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Her husband's coworkers, who seemed financially savvy, said it was a perfectly reasonable option.
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DeVos financially assisted numerous local organizations such as Hispanics for School Choice in Wisconsin.
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Poor health ahead of and into retirement could hurt you financially in several ways.
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TMZ broke the story ... Drake's been financially supporting his alleged baby mama, Sophie Brussaux.
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He set us up for life financially, of which I can never repay him.
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Not to mention, the fact MJ was far from financially flush when he died.
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"When she came to that college, it was failing financially and academically," Sanders said.
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Jimmie can't financially claim his childhood home, like the film intimates these women can.
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It's harming women financially and reflecting a deeper sentiment regarding (or disregarding) women's bodies.
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Despite these impressive figures, it remains financially impoverished due to its high passenger subsidies.
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He said any customers who lose out financially will be compensated by the airline.
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It must be equipped financially and technologically to deal with 21st century copyright issues.
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The oligarch has denied that he financially supports Zelensky, and indeed rival candidate Tymoshenko.
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A fabrication that has caused Nelly and his family to suffer emotionally and financially.
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These store managers can do pretty well financially, earning as much $75,000 a year.
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Chris Hemsworth was struggling financially before landing the most lucrative role of his career.
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It has clearly been much easier for managers to push forward financially than technologically.
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Each new hindrance added to the expense until the couple found themselves underwater, financially.
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Educating children and adults to be financially literate might help in the long term.
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So, hearing that they aren't too well off financially isn't much of a surprise.
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"We want to provide the opportunity to financially benefit from our successes," he added.
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Indeed, Nucleus claimed to be the target of a financially motivated attack last year.
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Millennials consistently get a bad rap for being lazy, self-centered, and financially irresponsible.
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Unfortunately, this often subjects patients to financially crushing co-pay or co-insurance fees.
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How are all the girls except Emily living fancy lives and totally financially independent?
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Warren invested early in a ground game and is in a strong position financially.
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Financially, cash strapped counties have everything to gain by keeping those detention beds full.
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Democratic incumbent candidates in battlegrounds are doing well financially overall, according to the publication.
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And so I think for them it was important that I be financially independent.
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However, a country needs to be more than financially sound to join the euro.
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If confirmed, the audit will be trouble for Babis politically and for Agrofert financially.
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The quality of access would depend on how "sophisticated" or financially literate customers were.
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"ISIL is suffering financially," Daniel L. Glaser, a top Treasury official, said this month.
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The group supports climate lawsuits seeking to hold polluters financially accountable for their emissions.
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Overall, 57 percent of college seniors said they feel ready to be financially independent.
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And what's happening in the United States is directly related, and probably financially related.
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"The reality is they are exploited financially, and don't understand (their situation)," he said.
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It is also, true, however, that the UAE itself has become less financially roomy.
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"I know how disempowering it can feel to not feel financially literate," Washington says.
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It needs more of its films to be beloved as well as financially successful.
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The Oura has the support of Silicon Valley types, both financially and in attitude.
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It is less and less financially possible for even a woman without a child.
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Not financially but by sending me these messengers when I was most in need.
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I am financially secure and enjoy a tremendous amount of good will from fans.
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