The fish larvae that feed on zooplankton go hungry, which in turn means the predators that feed on the larvae go hungry.
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Jimmy Kimmel never lets an awards show crowd go hungry.
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But Juan promised his parents they would never go hungry.
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Thieves are fiercely resented, for their victims often go hungry.
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I shouldn't have to go hungry because they messed up.
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Teach a man to fish and he'll never go hungry.
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You're literally willing to go hungry to prove a point.
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But if the gate is closed, we will go hungry.
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Sign one piece of paper and a million people go hungry.
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To go hungry, to see our children die in pangs of
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She backed a policy that is literally making children go hungry.
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Families are more likely to go hungry or forgo medical care.
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Without this information, children could be more likely to go hungry.
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"He'd rather go hungry," Mr. Schmidlapp said, than compromise his integrity.
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About one in five go hungry because they don't have enough money.
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You'll be fine Grace will be fine the kids won't go hungry.
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A dog named Otis wasn't about to go hungry during Hurricane Harvey.
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"I'm not going to let my kids go hungry," Ms. Mossbarger said.
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When farmers buy fake seeds, their crops fail, and they go hungry.
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About 20 percent of children in the state go hungry, she said.
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The homeless go hungry and plenty of neighborhoods are considered food deserts.
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"When that officer was on duty, I'd rather go hungry," she said.
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Only eat on Delta flights, and go hungry if we're on another airline?
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"If China cuts off American farmers, Chinese people will go hungry," they scoffed.
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But at Whole Foods, being broke didn't mean we had to go hungry.
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But thank God, my baby didn't go hungry because I was still nursing.
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Amidst school closures, many fear that millions of these students will go hungry.
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In the Bronx, more than one-third of all children go hungry regularly.
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No one will ever make their children go hungry to save the environment.
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They aim to raise $25,000 to ensure families don't go hungry during the holidays.
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During that period, there are no jobs and no income, and families go hungry.
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But as the siege lengthens, poorer, more vulnerable Maslawis are starting to go hungry.
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You don't have to worry about whether I pay a premium or go hungry.
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To avoid domestic violence, many women in our study reported choosing to go hungry.
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I neither go hungry nor naked and I have no hard work to do.
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No one will go hungry if there's not enough olive oil on the market.
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But let it never be said that Mr. Bush allowed his team to go hungry.
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"Under this rule, children will go hungry," she said, "families will go without medical care."
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"So many go hungry and the environmental consequences are nothing short of devastating," says Cook.
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Even in America, people go hungry every day although they're surrounded by perfectly nutritious food.
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No more mosquitoes means these creatures and the animals that eat them could go hungry.
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This country is lush, with vast areas of untilled land, and nobody should go hungry.
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If a wheat crop failed, people in that area would go hungry or even starve.
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The U.S. is a land of plenty, so why do millions of Americans still go hungry?
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Some had been waiting for two days, and of course Sheeran couldn't let them go hungry.
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With their livestock—25 million cows, horses, sheep, and goats—at least people didn't go hungry.
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Detainees were denied halal or kosher meals, "forcing many to go hungry," according to the filing.
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The economic decline is forcing millions of Venezuelans to go hungry and increasingly, leave the country.
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Saving and stability become wishes, and some days children go hungry because the rent eats first.
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Momma beats or pardons, decides who gets work, feeds them or leaves them to go hungry.
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But that doesn't mean you have to go hungry (or eat peanut butter for every meal).
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I know how it feels to go hungry for whole day, just drinking water to survive.
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Male Muslim refugees who refused to accept food from female volunteers should go hungry, she said.
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Based on the size of this one slab here, we're guessing no one will go hungry.
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We already produce enough food to feed everyone on the planet, but millions still go hungry.
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The little creature requires lavish attention, lest it go hungry, and begins chirping until you feed it.
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With this smart feeder, though, your dog or cat won't have to go hungry while you socialize.
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"No child should go hungry at school—period," he wrote, linking to another article about Cherry Hill.
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Simply, he said the program ensured people couldn't go hungry in a country where there was poverty.
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Exceeding this amount by even a dollar makes someone ineligible, and many of these families go hungry.
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"Large corporations cannot continue to get more tax breaks when children in America go hungry," Sanders added.
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Officials say that's a success in a county where one in four children go hungry each night.
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Once the food was on the table, if you didn't dive in, you were going to go hungry.
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They're the ones who go hungry, and for whom food — and enough of it — is a daily struggle.
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Some families go hungry What was most startling, Fargo said, is where the families had to cut expenses.
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And that means he and his fellow travellers—his sister, her friend and five children—sometimes go hungry.
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Given how many people go hungry in the United States each year, it's clear something needs to change.
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"Instagram is full of food posts, but millions of Americans go hungry each year," the page reminds us.
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You stay within the parameter and let your child go hungry or review it so he can eat?
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The krill that feed on phytoplankton go hungry, which in turn starves the whales that feed on them.
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Congress and the President can't let kids go hungry because of their own inability to reach a deal.
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Male Muslim refugees who refused to accept food from female volunteers should go hungry, Ms. Kramp-Karrenbauer said.
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But give a man some ground of his own and a hoe, and he'll never go hungry again.
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It is important to spend so that poor adults do not go hungry, homeless or untreated for illness.
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Meanwhile, millions of people go hungry every day — and that's set to continue as the global population balloons.
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"I swore to myself I would never fix something that someone would rather go hungry than eat," Mrs.
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Otherwise, no matter what we do or what innovations we come up with, people will still go hungry.
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He was in the latter camp and had to learn how to take food so he wouldn't go hungry.
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The North Korean regime is an example no one should follow of testing nuclear devices while citizens go hungry.
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Whether you're Team Ranch or Team Fried Chicken, there's no way you'll go hungry (for Instagram content) this summer.
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If you're seriously committed to no human interaction for the duration of your flight, you definitely won't go hungry.
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But the affluence of such prominent figures masks a bleak reality: Many people in the L.G.B.T. community go hungry.
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To an extent, that is right: Most people don't believe that without the European Union, Britons will go hungry.
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One of his new neighbors assured him that they would never go hungry in this part of the world.
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Finally, this bill will help ensure that seniors don't go hungry during the crisis by getting meals at home.
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First Words Go hungry for too long, and a lot of strange things will start to look like food.
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Forty million Americans go hungry each day, and food insecurity is an issue in every county in the country.
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The village depends on her, she says, and she worries that when she dies, its people will go hungry.
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Hundreds of libraries are now serving federally funded summer meals to children to ensure that they don't go hungry.
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Dying wish: A full stomach Maya is stuck in Eastern Ghouta, watching as her two handicapped children go hungry.
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Though Pig's future is safe, not every dugong has a team of dedicated staff ensuring they never go hungry.
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Burrow struggled to speak, holding back tears as he spoke about the children in his community who go hungry.
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An oft-heard lament on the streets of Port-au-Prince is that while politicians pilfer billions, Haitians go hungry.
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But for those dependent on it when they're away, the pets could go hungry if the glitch lasts long enough.
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Children can either rack up school lunch debt, as 76 percent of school-aged children do nationwide, or go hungry.
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After the second world war, governments across the world wanted to ensure that their populations would never go hungry again.
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On Fridays, educators said, students can take home backpacks full of food so they won't go hungry over the weekend.
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I think he tried to form a secret pact with me that I would never go hungry on those outings.
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Dolores will need to go hungry for the next 12 months so she can remain eligible for a Green Card.
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No one should go hungry or homeless or without basic health care, but there is abetted (sic) way than handouts.
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Parents and kids both would go hungry under this proposal, since whole families lose SNAP when a parent gets sanctioned.
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"I'd rather go hungry than go with them," said the 33-year old from the central Venezuelan state of Carabobo.
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" As for what's next, Anderson hopes to continue growing her initiative because "this is our future and nobody [should] go hungry.
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They separated when he was four, and an unemployed, drunk and abusive step-father meant that he would often go hungry.
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But it is encouraging schools to work more closely with parents to address delinquent accounts and ensure children don't go hungry.
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Let them be the ones to explain why Iranian children should go hungry so Hamas can aim its fire at Jews.
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Zimbabwe declared the drought an emergency in July and government officials told local media millions may go hungry across the country.
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Children in Puerto Rico will not go hungry, will not lose education, will not lose healthcare, to make billionaires even wealthier.
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If the guy was lucky, some passing friend would toss him a few ramen noodles from commissary so he wouldn't go hungry.
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From before birth and through the school years, there are decades-old food programs designed to make sure children won't go hungry.
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"They get a bad rap, but you know what, a lot of people would go hungry if they weren't there," she says.
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Children who go hungry are more likely to miss school and receive poorer grades — which leads to trouble keeping up in class.
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We need to continue to raise our voices and demand a farm bill that helps ensure our children do not go hungry.
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At 14,000 yuan a tonne, "we can still have enough to eat," the source said, but added: "maybe others will go hungry".
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Community organizations, food banks and churches are also stepping in to make sure kids don't go hungry while they're not in school.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger is teaming with TikTok to make sure grade school students don't go hungry while schools close amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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"We cannot let individuals lose their homes or go hungry at this critical time," she said in a statement late on Friday.
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"We cannot let individuals lose their homes or go hungry at this critical time," she said in a statement late on Friday.
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We know we aren't going to let this mom and her kids go hungry, so yeah, we'll go do this grocery run.
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Guests of this bash will not go hungry: there will be a full-scale Waffle House pop-up and bites from STK Steakhouse.
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Care contributors were 28% more likely to eat less or go hungry, Fargo said, and 20% cut back on their own medical care.
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I also got an Arabic pide (flatbread) later in the flight and could help myself to snacks, so I certainly didn't go hungry.
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Countless others have been forced to go hungry or flee their homes; some are targeted for radicalisation by the Yemeni arm of al Qaeda.
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But when they hear about how it affects children, particularly that children go hungry or get bullied as a result, people want to help.
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That's according to a study released this week that found that 19783 percent of the university system's full-time administrative workers sometimes go hungry.
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A study out of Occidental College found that 2100 percent of the university system's full-time clerical, administrative and support workers sometimes go hungry.
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"Soldiers eat out of garbage cans & their families go hungry in Venezuela while Maduro & friends live like kings & block humanitarian aid," Mr. Rubio wrote.
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And like the authoritarian regimes Amartya Sen studied, the government has little competitive incentive to address the problems of the citizens who go hungry.
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The grocery chain's "Zero Hunger | Zero Waste" program tackles America's massive problem of throwing away good food in a country where people go hungry.
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She remembered how Big Angel chose to go hungry so everyone could have a tiny bit of food, even if it was only a mouthful.
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No talk of woman's work in my house, and when we did go hungry, he went hungriest, and snuck food from his plate to ours.
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To start roughly 28503 million people around the world go hungry every day, while more than one-third of food produced is lost or wasted.
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The vultures profiting from Puerto Rico's misery are unlikely to go hungry; the same can't be said for the people who live on the island.
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Food stamps are justified to prevent hunger but the federal government does not even attempt to collect data on how many Americans actually go hungry.
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To put it in perspective, if we keep doing farming the old-fashioned way, two billion more people will go hungry by the year 2050.
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In the immediate aftermath of the vote, Erdogan said it could stop the flow of trade across the border, warning that Kurds would go hungry.
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"Yes, we go hungry, we suffer everything, but we are clear about what we need to do," said a fighter who uses the alias Piscino.
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If states are asked to pay for part of the benefits that people receive, she said, people in states with conservative governments could go hungry.
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It is in America's national security and economic interests to ensure that fewer people throughout the world go hungry and fewer children die from malnutrition.
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Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said Iraqi Kurds would go hungry if his country halts the flow of goods and oil across the border with northern Iraq.
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No one should feel like their child should go hungry just to please someone who's uncomfortable with seeing a little flesh (because, that's what it is).
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Plenty of businesses throw a ridiculous amount of catering into the garbage every day, often as people go hungry on the streets outside their office buildings.
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Over time, both levers gave the same quantity, so rats did not go hungry and their choices came down to whether or not they were gamblers.
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Our entire economic system will need to change, or it will lead to riots, an overwhelming homeless population and huge swaths of Americans that go hungry.
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G-Eazy is making sure kids on his home turf don't go hungry while sheltering in place due to coronavirus ... hooking 'em up with free grub.
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"There is more than enough food produced in the world to feed everyone, yet 815 million people go hungry," the United Nations food agency summarized plaintively.
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Girls are typically the first to drop out of school, more likely to go hungry when food is scarce, and face staggering rates of sexual violence.
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Now, Howard Stern isn't going to go hungry as a result of Levine's actions, but every dagger on that list pushes another book off the list.
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So inmates say it came as a surprise to find Trinity's food is worse, and some prisoners opt to go hungry even when there isn't a protest.
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After eating myself into a food coma, I fell asleep and awoke this morning with a great, super organized plan on how to never go hungry again.
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One year into the study, "the most astonishing finding so far is that the number of people that go hungry has reduced by one-third", Brander said.
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Teachers in West Virginia are continuing to pack food bags for students so they don't go hungry even as the teachers strike stretches into its fourth day.
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More than a decade ago, researchers at the Pennington Biomedical Research Center in Baton Rouge began recruiting young, healthy Louisianans to voluntarily go hungry for two years.
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I never let the kids go hungry or sent them to school in rags, and we were in absolutely no danger of being reported for child endangerment.
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Food stamps ensure that the residents of one of the wealthiest countries on the planet don't go hungry; housing assistance helps them shelter themselves and their children.
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Studies have shown that when given cash, people mostly put the money to good use and are less likely to go hungry or live in inadequate shelter.
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Most Venezuelans go hungry daily, many die of curable illnesses because basic medicines are unavailable, and everyone feels unsafe because of an extremely high violent crime rate.
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As the government's partial shutdown drags on with no clear end in sight, millions of America's most vulnerable citizens are in danger of being left to go hungry.
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The head of the department, Dr. Bier, had seen so many artists in Germany go hungry that he believed you couldn't manage unless you took a teaching job.
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Nicole — who wore another Julie Vino grown — says they wanted a constant flow of food "all night so that our guests wouldn't go hungry from all the dancing!"
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If Danny were president, he sings, he would plant more cassava so that nobody in Congo has to go hungry (some 15m across the country are severely underfed).
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Failure to do would bring more misery and suffering to the region, he warned, especially in Sub-Saharan Africa where nearly one in four people already go hungry.
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Early human beings existed largely at the mercy of nature – helpless against natural disasters; constantly struggling to forage or capture enough food so as not to go hungry.
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"More people will suffer and more people will go hungry ... if they don't have consistent access to the area to deliver food," said WFP spokeswoman Dina El-Kassaby.
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Mr. Zhang said his father had known as a boy what it meant to go hungry, but his parents' frugality kept him from ever having to go without.
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As the strike stretched into its fourth day Tuesday, teachers continued their efforts to pack bags for students to ensure they do not go hungry, according to CNN.
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There's really no reason that children should go hungry in America, so I hope that this changes with access to food being more accessible in the near future.
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The confection of known and mysterious morsels embodied his desire for me to enjoy a simple and not-so-simple piece of cake — and to never go hungry.
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Some even take money out from their own pockets to pay families' electricity bills and school fees as well as make students' breakfasts so they don't go hungry.
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Tip: Go hungry and ask the cheese stewards for samples of esoteric products like the Fleur de Maquis, a Corsican ewe cheese encased in rosemary and juniper berries.
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With his threats, Mr. Trump has given Mr. Kim exactly the justification he needs to keep his nuclear and missile programs going, even as his countrymen go hungry.
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Over 2900O million Americans live in poverty and more than 220006 million Americans experience food insecurity, which means 2202 in 2628 people go hungry sometime during the year.
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Some concerned citizens, alarmed that this problem is widespread and that children with meal debt may go hungry during the school day, are paying off student lunch debt.
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In our area, a lot of kids go hungry in the summer because their parents can't afford to make up for what they would normally be eating at school.
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In 2013, the country was hit by typhoon Haiyan, which killed at least 6,000 people, and droughts are causing farmers to go hungry in the southern region of Mindanao.
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Blessings in a Backpack is a nationwide program that helps school children who might otherwise go hungry by providing them with a backpack full of food for the weekends.
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"So my spirituality is that we are all in this together and that when children go hungry, when veterans sleep out on the street, it impacts me," he said.
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He has now activated the National Guard to assist with food delivery at a time when officials fear that some seniors and children out of school could go hungry.
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Turkey's president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, said Tuesday that Kurdistan's action risked provoking a wider conflict, and he warned that Kurds would go hungry from a trade blockade with Turkey.
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Anytime she heard of anyone needing food, "within 20 minutes," Jordan said, Skrine would be there with four boxes of food -- no one was ever allowed to go hungry.
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We are the most capable economy in the world, and the fact that so many of our children, our seniors, and our working parents go hungry is a disgrace.
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Reducing violence and war will help reduce the number of children and families who go hungry and in turn, reducing global food insecurity will help reduce instability and conflict.
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Jackson, the postmaster, says many children are not only left to their own devices in the summer because there are no activities — not even a park — many also go hungry.
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" He described that spirituality as a feeling "that we are all in this together and that when children go hungry, when veterans sleep out on the street, it impacts me.
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Earlier in January, the UN announced that 14 million South Africans may go hungry thanks to reduced crop production—the result of a severe drought that's drying the region out.
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Lazy and disorganized people (and fresh-faced kids with poor budgeting skills) might also go hungry at your office, but there is less moral imperative to feed them (every day).
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The family took one look at those fat cat thieves who had feasted on their meager bounty and made up their minds, Scarlett O'Hara style: they would never go hungry again!
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This brings a huge cost for farmers, who can see harvests slashed, their families go hungry and bank loans remain unpaid if they are tricked, Simons told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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It expands unemployment insurance, extending paid sick leave for workers forced to stay home and providing food aid to low-income children who might otherwise go hungry due to school closures.
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And with inflation fast outrunning her paycheck, the already petite woman had lost 13 pounds as she cut fruit and soft drinks from her diet so that David would not go hungry.
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Before the walkout, teachers and members of communities across West Virginia took steps to ensure students that rely on schools for meals would not go hungry as a result of the strike.
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It fell upon my grandmother, a woman both enduringly elegant and whimsical, to explain to me in her playful way that fasting was more than just an arbitrary choice to go hungry.
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The proposal would guarantee free testing for the virus, expand unemployment insurance, extend paid sick leave and provide meals to low-income children who might otherwise go hungry due to school closures.
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It will also relieve the sense of stigma and shame that often leads children to refuse subsidized meals — and go hungry — rather than let classmates find out that their families are poor.
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"When we wait, people go hungry""We don't want to feed people in a week or a month, we need to feed them now, when they are hungry"@chefjoseandres #2030Now #SGS2019 pic.twitter.
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Of the world's 7.6 billion people - a population projected to reach 9.8 billion by 2050 - about 815 million people go hungry daily while 2 billion are overweight or obese, sending health costs soaring.
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At least 194 million Indians go hungry daily, says the United Nations' Food and Agriculture Organization, while India ranked near the bottom of the 2017 Global Hunger Index, at 100 of 119 countries.
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I meticulously track every expenditure in a spreadsheet, I've plumped up my savings so that I'll never have to go hungry again, and I've set up a separate account for future travel savings.
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Meanwhile, one third of all food produced, worth nearly $1 trillion, is wasted globally every year, FAO figures show, even as 821 million people go hungry and one in eight adults are obese.
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From growing microgreens and making its own ice cream to providing access to a full-fledged coffee shop, the company that lets you share big files won't be letting its employees go hungry.
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Whatever the broader implications of these truces and ceasefires, residents stranded on the wrong side of Syria's front lines can only watch their children go hungry for so long before agreeing to a deal.
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They also note that it is easy to program and while the app may not work if the Petnet server goes down, the feeder will continue to work, so your dog won't go hungry.
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They must weigh the same choice in the effort to gain acceptance of healthy options and provide, appealing meals that students will eat — especially for those in greatest need that may otherwise go hungry.
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There are cooks who were once famous for elaborate buffets but now go hungry at night, and maids who spend their days tidying closets but live in squalid rooms that cost $1.50 per night.
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The comments appeared to back-track from those of President Tayyip Erdogan, who warned this week that Iraqi Kurds would go hungry if Ankara halted the flow of trucks and oil across the border.
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It does so by expanding unemployment insurance, extending paid sick leave for workers forced to stay home and providing food aid to low-income kids who might otherwise go hungry due to school closures.
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Usually she sells the lentils and keeps the rest for her family, but the locusts' arrival in Kyuso, about 200 km (125 miles) east of the capital Nairobi, means they could soon go hungry.
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"The food stamp program has always had as its basic premise that poor people, particularly poor kids, should not be allowed to go hungry because of the state they live in," Ms. Parrott said.
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"The population is exhausted by the long conflict and many, many children go hungry, but it is not possible to reach the food deposits," Francis said in his weekly Angelus address at the Vatican.
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For enslaved people, and later for the tenant farmers who were effectively enslaved, access to a river could mean the difference between living and starving: Anyone who could catch a fish would not go hungry.
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"Children are showing up at school with empty stomachs, and schools are collecting food on an ad hoc basis and sending it home because teachers know that their students will otherwise go hungry," he said.
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Many come with bus tickets for faraway cities but many others show up penniless, preferring to sleep in the streets of Colombian border cities or to hike 1,000 miles than to go hungry in Venezuela.
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In other words, instead of leading to a year-round insect buffet, a warmer climate might actually create more summers in which the antechinus go hungry, because their food supply has been diminished by fire.
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"The reality for so many queer, trans, black, and marginalized people is that we're very familiar with what it means to not have access to food on a regular basis, to go hungry," she said.
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Up a floor is a meat lover paradise: a butcher shop shares the space with a steakhouse; cuts are courtesy of the shop, Carnicero Meat & Delicatessen, but even a vegetarian like me won't go hungry.
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You have snacks in your car for when you go hungry in the middle of a traffic jam, a charger for when your phone dies, and a spare tire for when you accidentally hit a pothole.
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FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK FOR MORE FOX LIFESTYLE NEWS The company doesn&apost want you to go hungry while you&aposre snapping the perfect pic, so they&aposre pairing it with two of their classic menu items.
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Talking to Robert Adams, executive chef at Walt Disney World, it's clear that things like the Pandora menu are examples of the company trying to create an illusion while also making sure park guests don't go hungry.
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Some may argue that squeezing the subsidies could hurt the poor, many of whom go hungry; it would also undermine the country's budding class of private traders and entrepreneurs, who are its best hope for the future.
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ABUJA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Tired of watching her five children go hungry in a camp for people fleeing Boko Haram in northeastern Nigeria, Amina Ali Pulka decided to befriend a young man who worked in the kitchen.
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"We still know kids go hungry, still out there wondering where is their next meal and we want to prevent that from happening,"Jeffrey Tamayo, a registered dietitian with the school system told the station last week.
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The announcement of the loan reinforced a general sense of foreboding among Egyptians, especially after Mr. Sisi suggested twice in recent months on state television that they may have to go hungry for their economy to stabilize.
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Earlier this week, Erdogan said Iraqi Kurds would go hungry if his country halted the flow of trucks and oil across the border, near where Turkish and Iraqi soldiers have been carrying out military exercises this week.
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"I hope it will be a call to action to our senators and congressmen and especially President Trump to make sure that we end this history of America where families are about to go hungry," said the chef.
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It is "unethical and immoral" to waste resources when hundreds of millions go hungry across the world, Vytenis Andriukaitis, EU Commissioner for Health and Food Safety, said at the launch of the Food Sustainability Index 2017 on Tuesday.
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A number of major studies have evaluated the program's impact, and they consistently show that SNAP delivers results on a range of problems, from improving health outcomes like diabetes to reducing the number of people who go hungry.
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It calls on the president and policymakers to stay faithful to one of our nation's most important and widely agreed-upon beliefs, one that has deep and long-standing bipartisan support: nobody in this country should go hungry.
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KONDOA, Tanzania (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Improved storage techniques have shown they can cut the loss of harvested maize by 10 percent in Tanzania, and help one-third fewer households go hungry in the lean season, Swiss researchers said.
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The regime has used this narrative to justify pouring more than a fifth of its meager national budget into defense at a time when millions of North Koreans go hungry every day, according to the World Food Program.
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Eating unhealthy food, or not having enough food, has led to rising rates of malnutrition, with one in eight adults globally now obese - while one in nine go hungry and almost 2 billion lack essential vitamins and minerals.
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"Thanks to today's decision, children of lawfully present immigrants will not go hungry or lose their homes as a result of the Trump administration's heartless action," said Washington State Attorney General Bob Ferguson, who was part of another suit.
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By making public information already being gathered from satellites, fields and villages, GODAN aims to spur innovation - from cheaper crop insurance to farm weather apps - to feed more of the estimated 800 million people who go hungry each day.
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The bottom line is, breastfeeding and breast pumping are difficult enough, and throwing out breast milk can mean that an infant will have to go hungry because their mother may not be able to pump out more in time.
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A "CBS Sunday Morning" segment by correspondent Lee Cowan exposes the lunch programs aimed at reducing "lunch shaming" of poor kids who would go hungry during the school day save for the programs: This is smart: In Connersville, Ind.
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"I do not believe that the people of the United States support allowing babies to go hungry," Cousin, who ends her five years at the helm of the WFP on Tuesday, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation in an interview.
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"I hope it will be a call to action to our senators and congressmen and especially President Trump to make sure we end this moment in the history of America where families are about to go hungry," he said.
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The soaring cost of housing around college campuses was one of the main reasons a recent survey showed that close to half of the University of California's administrative workers —– who make an average of $265 an hour -– go hungry.
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HARARE, July 3 (Reuters) - Zimbabwe needs to import 800,000 tonnes of maize following a drought that reduced the harvest by more than half, President Emmerson Mnangagwa said on Wednesday, adding that no one in the country would go hungry.
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"Whether it's UBI, mortgage/rent/loan suspensions, or other means, if we do not act quickly many people will go hungry, be driven out of their homes, or confront other extreme harms," Ocasio-Cortez said on Twitter on Monday.
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" On the future: "The prime minister has a dream where no one will go hungry, where there will be no corruption, every house will have electricity, clean drinking water, adequate facilities for health and education, and India's glory is established globally.
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Although work is scarce in the city of 21,2000 people, slim prospects in Boa Vista appeal more to Rivera than life back home, where his six children often go hungry and the shelves of grocery stores and hospitals are increasingly bare.
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It found that people with low incomes, children and the disabled were most likely to go hungry during a crisis, in a city where many neighborhoods are under-served by supermarkets and one third of residents do not own a car.
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To me, this little social quirk perfectly captures how eating comes before everything on that tiny island—how unacceptable it is to go hungry in a land when the fluorescent lights of streetside hawker centers stay flickering late into the night.
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That kind of uncertainty attracts negative effects to the classroom, from poor attendance and test scores to bad grades and behavior, but Direct Certification with Medicaid ensures children don't have to go hungry, should their families encounter an unexpected debt.
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Across the globe, 1.3 billion tons of food is wasted every year, while almost 1 billion people go hungry, and humans continue to pollute drinkable water sources while more than 1 billion people live without clean water for drinking and cooking.
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According to the UN World Food Program, the reason people go hungry isn't food shortage—it's poverty, climate change, war, unstable markets, and food waste (the fact that one-third of all the food in the world gets thrown away or wasted).
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New York City, home to the country's largest school district, started providing free lunch to all students two years ago, after officials and nutrition advocates found that some children chose to go hungry rather than admit they could not afford to pay.
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They keep them in poverty because we have these arbitrary thresholds... (APPLAUSE) HUCKABEE: ... that mean that if you go to work, you lose all the benefits for your kids, Medicaid, WIC, Section 8 housing, food stamps, and then your kids go hungry.
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Photo via Facebook Children who go hungry are more likely to experience asthma and depression, the study said, and for adults, their physical and mental health are likely to suffer and they will experience higher rates of depression, diabetes and heart disease.
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However, after Erdogan said that Iraqi Kurds would go hungry if Ankara halted the cross-border flow of trucks and oil, it has said that any measures it took would not target civilians and instead focus on those who organized the referendum.
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"Venezuelan people will go hungry, will not have access to water and no access to hand washing and some will soon be homeless, all of which is risky for virus spread," said Marianne Menjivar, International Rescue Committee's Country Director of Colombia and Venezuela.
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Their stimulus bill will include provisions to provide free testing for the virus, expand unemployment insurance for those affected, extend paid sick leave for workers forced to stay home and subsidize meals for students who might otherwise go hungry due to school closures.
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A proposal by the Trump administration to reform the federal food stamp program is drawing fire from anti-poverty advocates and big city mayors, who say it could cause millions of people — including children, seniors and people with disabilities — to go hungry.
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The eggs, along with cheese and other food products, were distributed by the Department of Agriculture, obtained by my mother many years ago when we had little else, and hidden by me, because I hated the taste and would rather go hungry.
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Carolyn Robbins, school principal at Peggs Public School — "and custodian, bus monitor, counselor, and ring leader," said a colleague at her elbow — also expressed a desire to get back to school within the week, to make sure students from poorer families don't go hungry.
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The spectacle of foreign creditors growing fat off Venezuelan debt while the country's people go hungry—on average, respondents to a recent survey said their weight had fallen by 9kg (20lbs) during the past year—should eventually prove both politically untenable and financially unsustainable.
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HABUR, Turkey (Reuters) - Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said Iraqi Kurds would go hungry if his country halts the flow of trucks and oil across the border with northern Iraq and warned that all military and economic measures were on the table against its neighbor.
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"A collapsed economy that is no longer propped up by the aid given during and immediately after Ebola means that life is very hard for everyone," Dannatt said, adding that more people may go hungry and more girls may be forced to sell sex to afford food.
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Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International have documented many instances in two recent reports: keeping detainees cuffed and forcing them to kneel for 48 hours; letting them go hungry; beating and punching their heads and bodies; threatening rape with a baton; and threatening to rape one's wife.
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There are lots of moving parts in the Trump era, each of which seems to demand our full attention and to evoke new outrage, but it is important to that little things — like ensuring kids do not go hungry — do not get lost in the madness.
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Yehoshua Zvi Hershkowitz, who more than 40 years ago was so concerned that his indigent neighbors would go hungry for the Sabbath that he founded a kosher meals-on-wheels program, which has been imitated by Jewish communities around the world, died on Monday in Brooklyn.
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They will also, Huiss says, not lose sight of the humanity of their patients, making sure not only that they don't develop bedsores or go hungry, but that they stay well clothed, comfortable, and treated like a person, not a meat sack to keep in stasis.
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This month saw 14 robberies of schools reported in the coastal state of Miranda alone, and an ever growing number of schools are no longer providing free meals to their students — many of whom are consequently forced to go hungry because their families cannot fill the gap these leaves.
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What characterizes me as a cook is a fondness for raw materials and an ability to make the most of my resources—a legacy from growing up in a post-war family, who spent their lives expecting they would have to go hungry or ration at some point.
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Aside from the fact that this is literally causing some people to go hungry, the emphasis on avoiding processed foods is just another way we categorize foods as "good" or "bad" — a tactic nearly every nutrition expert will tell you can contribute to an unhealthy relationship with food.
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"When my dustbowl-era parents moved to Portland in 1950, they discovered the island, and buying a farm here—so they could raise their own food and never go hungry again—became their dream," Pennie told me a few weeks later, when I finally made it out to see her homestead.
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If I thought to myself, "Hunger is a real problem, no one deserves to go hungry," I'm really confident that if I trouble myself with that problem, and I went down to the soup kitchen and gave some money and volunteered my time, I could genuinely make some people's lives better off.
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"It's a bit of a shock ... that people in our midst still go hungry but that's the reality we have at the moment, whereby there is plenty and enough for all but because it's not well distributed, some go without," said Reverend Leao Neto from the local Methodist church who addressed the crowd.
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When you consider that nearly a third of the world's farmland is used to grow food that is never eaten, and which then ends up releasing 3.3 billion tons of greenhouse gas while sitting in in landfills, all while nearly 800 million people go hungry, you start to get a sense of the problem.
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Related: El Niño Worsens Drought in Southern Africa — and 14 Million People Could Go Hungry Barnston said El Niño, rather than climate change or even poor agriculture practices, was most likely responsible for the crisis – which could continue for several weeks or even months, since the forecast calls for below average rainfall through March.
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" In 2013, when I was in my second year of college, in a Jezebel post titled "Sad Singletons Go Hungry After 500,000 Lean Cuisines Recalled Because They Are Full of Glass," Lindy West laid out the website's general stance on Lean Cuisine, writing, "If you think about it, broken glass is a fantastic weight-loss supplement!
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Aside from the moral imperative of defending a child's right to be a child, when we allow children to go hungry, to miss out on an education, to live with their basic needs unmet, we lose a generation of adults whose hard work could drive economic growth, whose intelligence could improve our communities, and whose creativity could dream up the new ideas that drive progress.
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President Tayyip Erdogan has said Iraqi Kurds would go hungry if his country halts the flow of trucks and oil across the border, warning that Turkey could take military and economic measures against its neighbor after the referendum "The Habur border gate is open for now, we see that the numbers of vehicles passing are decreased," Tufenkci said, referring to the main border crossing with northern Iraq.
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I wouldn't be here tonight, I would not be running for president of the United States if I didn't have very strong religious and spiritual feelings… If we have children who are hungry, if we have elderly people who can't afford prescription drugs ... my spirituality is that we are all in this together, and that when children go hungry, when veterans sleep out on the street, it impacts me.
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The social distancing necessary for our response to Covid-19 has forced us to jump from crisis to crisis, but as we focus on making sure kids in America don't go hungry without access to school meals, another element of public health is often ignored: There are millions of US students living below the poverty line, many of whom also rely on their schools to provide free menstrual hygiene products.
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Despite fumble after fumble by the GOP in recent weeks — including President Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's chief budget officer making the public case to allow small children, the elderly, and infirm to go hungry and a healthcare plan that would leave 24 million people uninsured — a resurgence for those of us who believe in progressive values is not guaranteed.
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Mentored by the fabulous ball-scene star Dorian, who taught her the arts of gown-making and ball-walking as well as how to turn tricks so that she'd never go hungry, Angel becomes a guide and protector first to a hopelessly romantic trans girl named Venus, who dreams of a lasting relationship with a caring rich man but who fears that she'll end up like her pathetic mother ("the kind of love she wanted was the kind she could never have"), and later to the gay teenagers Juanito and Daniel, who find themselves falling in love with each other.
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As tens of thousands of American citizens get sick or die from COVID-19 and millions more lose their jobs and businesses close and the economy teeters on the brink of collapse and lawmakers scurry to pass policies that would help people and businesses and schools close down and children go hungry and nurses and doctors beg Congress for protective gear and unemployment application websites are overwhelmed by traffic and everyone loses what little faith they had in the idea that if you work hard you will be able to cobble together a decent life, here's former president Barack Obama praising a few celebrities for using their fingers to plug a bursting dam: Shea Serrano and Roxanne Gay are generously giving of their time and money and deserve the coverage and recognition they've received.
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