"It's humiliating," she said of her time on government assistance.
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But government assistance is only half the solution, says CAPA.
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Displaced workers also need extra government assistance, the report concluded.
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And it also matters, potentially, in terms of government assistance.
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It also introduced special offers for people receiving government assistance.
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Government assistance must be the last resort, not the first stop.
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And they've come pretty close to that without federal government assistance.
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Government assistance had never been part of my reality growing up.
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The name "housing" is often synonymous with government assistance in NYC.
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For those employers, a little government assistance might be in order.
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"The Hui get more government assistance than us natives," he complained.
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Government assistance for the redevelopment project has reached nearly $6 billion.
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Some 220% are enrolled in one or more government assistance programs.
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We also have no expectation of state or federal government assistance.
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"Not everybody wants to be on government assistance," Mr. Thomas said.
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But even with government assistance, Scott asked for volunteers to help.
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They just add more hurdles for people to get government assistance.
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Broussard said he wasn't opposed to government assistance to reduce costs.
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They rely on government assistance to pay for their food and rent.
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The good news is, work requirements for government assistance are wildly popular.
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Nur said he pays federal taxes and isn't looking for government assistance.
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Since 2012, an additional 2.1 million people have turned to government assistance.
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Meanwhile, the $200,6003 Portland government-assistance fund was already overextended by $90,000.
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One in three bank tellers relies on some form of government assistance.
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But the industry says government assistance is also needed to avoid collapse.
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To support her family, Ms. Brennan cleaned houses and used government assistance.
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People with lower incomes get additional government assistance to reduce their payments.
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Said people on government assistance shouldn't be able to vote: In June 2016, while appearing as a guest on Global Patriot Radio, Higbie said people who receive government assistance shouldn't be allowed to vote in the subsequent election.
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" "My family got into farming to sell beef, not to accept government assistance.
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He spoke up for black economic development free of racially-targeted government assistance.
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One trade group leader said farmers need contracts, not government assistance, for stability.
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Almost half had received some form of government assistance in the previous year.
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In the United States, business owners say they need government assistance to survive.
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Tax breaks and other government assistance for Hudson Yards hit about $6 billion.
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On her own, without financial support, Land often relied on government assistance programs.
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It helps disaster victims get the government assistance to which they are entitled.
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We struggled but we couldn't get food stamps, we couldn't get government assistance.
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"We've spent decades trying to work ourselves away from government assistance," Duncan said.
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It warned that U.S. government assistance to states may decline in the next recession.
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This isn't necessarily fraud, because the random surveys don't determine eligibility for government assistance.
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Without government assistance, JPMorgan, along with lots of other banks, would've taken a hit.
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The new recommendations may well influence nutrition labeling, school lunches and government assistance programs.
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Pay stubs are looked at, incomes verified, and she can't be on government assistance.
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I don't use government assistance or disability yet, but I might have to eventually.
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The country's government assistance program gives citizens bags of essential goods at subsidized prices.
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They get government assistance of about $375 a month for living, transportation, and food.
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My goal will always be to help families rise out of needing government assistance.
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He borrowed money to buy food before he had succeeded in getting government assistance.
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Government assistance may be appreciated, but the chief executives insisted that it wasn't needed.
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I just don't know what the government assistance would be for what I have.
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Any government assistance would need to avoid breaching European Union rules on state aid.
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But government assistance is needed to encourage more social impact investing in the sector.
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The rest, presumably, will need to fend for themselves or rely on government assistance.
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I am here to claim that the principle of government assistance makes people weaker.
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Soon, those institutions, were receiving the same kind of government assistance denied to Lehman.
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Immigration advocates believe the plan will make families less likely to seek needed government assistance.
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The Trump administration just made it harder for laid-off workers to get government assistance.
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It raises a larger question of whether we should see government assistance as inherently undesirable.
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Arriving at the scene, Interior Minister Fred Matiangi pledged central government assistance to those affected.
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau told a news conference that no financial government assistance was provided.
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It's part of a broader administration effort to tighten access to government assistance programs (Bloomberg).
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If a ship flounders in the far north, government assistance is a long time coming.
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Those who are deemed likely to become dependent on government assistance will probably be denied.
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"These are not people who haven't worked for five years on government assistance," she says.
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The government assistance will help in clinching export deals and bringing down stocks, Thombare said.
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Trump said he didn't know if his company would seek government assistance amid the outbreak.
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Which should be followed by medical doctors, and which should be supported by government assistance?
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It recently launched a monthly payment plan feature, and discounts for people on government assistance.
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Of course, while federal workers struggle, President Trump has made a fortune from government assistance.
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Most government assistance flows not to low-income people but to the disabled or elderly.
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There was frantic talk of concerted production cutbacks, emergency stock-piling and direct government assistance.
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If you want to put many more hardworking people on government assistance be my guest.
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Cory Booker (D-NJ) questioning statements Kavanaugh has made on affirmative action and government assistance.
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Horsford shot back that people earning $18,000 a year at their jobs still need government assistance.
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Advocates say that the new proposal will make families less likely to seek needed government assistance.
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Old companies are kept on life support, sometimes with government assistance, impeding new ones from starting.
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She shuns government assistance but gets help from a nonprofit group, the Boricuá Ecological Agriculture Organization.
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Those ambitions are now looking shaky if promises of government assistance fail to materialise, Chukwuma said.
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Still, Hillary Clinton singled out coal country for government assistance, offering $30 billion over 10 years.
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However, the sibling restaurant owners have also taken steps to obtain government assistance for their employees.
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The sanctions ban defense-related trade with Zimbabwe as well as government assistance for numerous programs.
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It also takes a dim view of government assistance — unless the money passes through churches first.
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It said the sanctions would include restrictions on U.S. government procurement, U.S. government assistance, and exports.
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This seems to play right into the right wing's unflattering perception of who receives government assistance.
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Thompson had started saving up for her own home well before discovering the government assistance program.
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Migrants must already prove they will not rely on government assistance if they want to stay.
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He faults Richard great health as a positive that negatively affects Richard's ability to get government assistance.
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The good news: The account's total value can grow to $100,000 without jeopardizing access to government assistance.
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The political implications of his situation—namely, his inability to get government assistance—aroused far less concern.
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"It would have been impossible for me to survive without government assistance with health care," Coleman said.
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By exceeding the the maximum income for food stamps she was no longer eligible for government assistance.
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In the past I have been critical of people who defraud and abuse our government assistance system.
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This is clearly another attempt to cut people with low- or moderate-income off of government assistance.
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Nearly 20 percent of Uber drivers in Los Angeles report needing government assistance to make ends meet.
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That's the form you get if you get government assistance, unemployment benefits, disability, those kinds of forms.
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" "If they attach too many things to it [government assistance], of course you take a different course.
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The remaining workers subsist on partial pay, commonly disbursed with government assistance in China to stem unrest.
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The Trump administration is about to make it harder for laid-off workers to get government assistance.
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And he's hoping to put those skills to work in an effort to get off government assistance.
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People who receive food stamps or other forms of government assistance will be exempt from the fee.
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Many receive virtually no government assistance, so it is the only alternative to living on the streets.
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Donations do not match government assistance, and without tax money, social services are not funded as robustly.
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"The majority of people on government assistance are working a couple jobs just to make ends meet."
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Now it's mainly direct government assistance — through Medicaid and premium subsidies — that's concentrated among the poorest households.
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About 10 percent of his tuition is covered by government assistance; the rest is on his family.
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Under India's current byzantine welfare scheme, around 36% of all government assistance doesn't make it into people's pockets.
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On Tuesday, Amazon announced discounted fees for its Prime membership for customers participating in certain government assistance programs.
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His father was a first-generation college student, benefiting in part from the government assistance his grandfather received.
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They were denied proper medical care for a dizzying array of ailments, and were kept off government assistance.
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During that period, they are also less likely to require other types of government assistance, like medical benefits.
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Some 22014% of this group qualified for government assistance, compared to 2014% who were typically subsidized in 261.
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He was found lifeless in his cell on Saturday, having died in the usual way, without government assistance.
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Under such programs, candidates can collect government assistance for their campaigns as long as they meet certain criteria.
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Many families cannot afford services for special-needs children, making our son and others dependent on government assistance.
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"You'll either find another job or get some government assistance or your job may be restored," Parks said.
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Here are some of the views of the top 21 presidential candidates on jobs, taxes and government assistance.
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Furthermore, the DSM leads to ASD diagnoses, which entitle some on the spectrum to much-needed government assistance.
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We have 60 percent of the people that live here that rely on some form of government assistance.
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Here are some of the views of the top 2020 presidential candidates on jobs, taxes and government assistance.
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Carson believes government assistance should be short-term, limited and designed to prod recipients to achieve something greater.
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Without government assistance, U.S. farm income would have fallen about $2136.6 billion from its already-low 22013 level.
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"I know this isn't a good place for a house," said Quirindongo, who survives on U.S. government assistance.
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That, in turn, could skew electoral maps in favor of Republicans and reduce government assistance programs for some communities.
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The typical Dollar General shopper is white, working class and tends to rely on some form of government assistance.
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It's worth pointing out that Amazon is not changing the $6 monthly fee for Prime members on government assistance.
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Prime discounts for government assistance recipients aren't the only way Amazon is working to attract more low-income shoppers.
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Yet we are also in a time when more people than ever are on some form of government assistance.
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"For long-term care, I would have to rely on government assistance to fill in the gaps," he said.
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Americans have increasingly come to dislike government, even as they have relied more on various forms of government assistance.
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But the secretary was resolute in his belief that too much government assistance has led to too much dependence.
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Without government assistance, those companies are largely on their own in defending against Iranian or other foreign government attacks.
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Southern whites had, prior to 1964, favored government assistance for the poor — as long as it only benefited whites.
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The cheapest Prime membership for those Amazon customers who do not receive government assistance is $99 for a full year.
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Amazon announced today it's making its Prime membership program more affordable to customers on government assistance programs, including food stamps.
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Amazon says it will consider expanding the program to others on government assistance, outside EBD card holders, in the future.
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CEO John Cryan told a German newspaper that the bank did not need any government assistance or a capital increase.
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The company also enrolls its participants in government assistance, including Medicaid and food stamps, rather than paying those costs itself.
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Officials from the Federal Emergency Management Agency are now canvassing to help people in afflicted regions apply for government assistance.
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They're giving a discount to Prime to households that have some form of government assistance, and they're making other plays.
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The new program is an expansion on Amazon's discounted Prime service for customers on government assistance, launched in June 2017.
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Is it just to deny women who are struggling to make ends meet information about government assistance for reproductive care?
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But opponents of the reform package say the new laws would kick thousands of needy families off government assistance programs.
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A poll from 2008 found that 94 percent of people who claimed they'd never used government assistance in fact had.
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Alfonso Durazo, Mexico's security minister, pledged federal government assistance in the investigation into Barroso's killing in a post on Twitter.
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Critics of Honduras and Guatemala say direct U.S. government assistance runs the risk of being lost to corruption or worse.
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With no action, we risk a generation whose survival is dependent on government assistance and a full-on retirement crisis.
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It would particularly hurt lower-middle-class families whose incomes are still too high to qualify for certain government assistance.
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I'd been losing myself to drug addiction, and I was literally blowing all my government assistance at the slot machines.
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That would effectively expand the programs that some immigrants may seek to avoid as they erase themselves from government assistance.
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But California has also made such a request, indicating an escalating rush between the states to win federal government assistance.
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But California has also made such a request, indicating an escalating rush between the states to win federal government assistance.
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Together, they paint a clear picture: The profits of US fossil fuels are built on a foundation of government assistance.
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For many of them, receiving virtually no government assistance, it is the only viable alternative to living on the streets.
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Asia's biggest airlines are drawing down on their credit lines and calling in government assistance to deal with the fallout.
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According to the report, recipients still relying on the program are working more, which means they need less government assistance.
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They must ensure that no government assistance, including in the form of tax credits, flows to plans that cover abortion.
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She added that it took time to help homeless people get their papers straightened out and arrange for government assistance.
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Why are these issues significant for students like Cartonise Lawson-Wilson who rely on government assistance to fund their education?
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Under the draft rules, a person would be considered a "public charge" if they depend on "any government assistance in the form of cash, checks or other forms of money transfers, or instrument and non-cash government assistance in the form of aid, services, or other relief," according to the document seen by Reuters.
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But we have already seen that massive underreporting of government assistance by the poor leads to an overstating of poverty numbers.
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Going forward, federal workers could miss more paychecks and people who receive government assistance for food and housing may lose it.
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But you also had to give up government assistance for medical devices, which would now be an out-of-pocket expense.
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That's the kind of education and intervention that's happening at Shaw's child development center, which some kids attend with government assistance.
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That is largely being made up for by government assistance, as those families received 59% more in transfers from the government.
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It even discounted Prime for those on government assistance, arguing that a Prime membership is not a luxury, but a need.
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Unfortunately, attempts so far to alleviate poverty — typically in the form of centralized, official development or government assistance — are not working.
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Much of the male part of Israel's fast-growing, ultra-Orthodox community doesn't engage in paid work and enjoys government assistance.
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When her husband's company shut down, the $700 per month in government assistance was not enough to support her three kids.
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Families that are unable to secure flights back to the island today could end up without government assistance for getting home.
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U.S. airlines are seeking $50 billion in government assistance to curb the virus' blow to the industry, according to CNBC. Sen.
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Sanders's proposals largely centered around expanding people's access to health care and boosting government assistance to help pay for medical costs.
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Companies that benefit could not engage in stock buybacks while they received government assistance, and for an additional year after that.
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And over time, those jobs would theoretically enable the poor to move off government assistance, shrinking the programs in the process.
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Finally, Republicans should always focus government assistance on the poorest and sickest: This should be obvious, and yet it is not.
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The regulation could force millions of low-income families to choose between government assistance and permanent settlement in the United States.
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Long-term, they would like to see him find an affordable option close to them -- perhaps through a government assistance program.
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The final rule, which takes effect in April, is the administration's latest initiative to impose work requirements in government assistance programs.
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Compensation is so low that about half of paid caregivers rely on some form of government assistance to make ends meet.
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The president said he didn't know whether any of his businesses would accept any form of government assistance should it qualify.
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In 2012, an investigation found Aramark cut workers' pay and reduced their hours into unworkable split shifts, pushing them onto government assistance.
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Buffett also offered his opinion of banks taking government assistance and Tesla CEO Elon Musk's plans to venture into the insurance business.
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For its part, Amazon recently announced a discounted Prime membership for those on government assistance, which should make these products more accessible.
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Today, Amazon announced that it's offering a discount on Prime membership for US customers participating in a number of government assistance programs.
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Deutsche Bank — CEO John Cryan told a German newspaper that the bank did not need any government assistance or a capital increase.
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If Trump Jr. had responded to the news of possible Russian government assistance with a champagne bottle emoji, is that definitively positive?
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In fact, McDonald's has advised its employees to seek government assistance or secure a second job, in order to make ends meet.
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They believe that eliminating subsidies and programs and rolling back fair housing policy have the effect of getting people off government assistance.
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He knows first-hand the difficulties of being raised by a single mother who worked three jobs and relied on government assistance.
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Monday's raids were "the first of multiple ongoing arrests" in Lakewood regarding Medicaid and government assistance fraud, according to the prosecutor's office.
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Donnay called for government assistance to the area's farmers, who he said do not have the resources to start again without help.
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In the poor world those without proof of identity may be cut off from food rations, public housing and other government assistance.
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Creating well-paying jobs allows for the social mobility that is often unattainable for families when they are dependent on government assistance.
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This means that some landlords are no longer receiving government assistance to subsidize rent from low-income recipients, including many elderly Americans.
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To go after the lower-income market, Amazon has recently launched monthly payment plans and special discounts for people receiving government assistance.
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That figure doesn't include what could amount to hundreds of millions of dollars in infrastructure spending, worker training and other government assistance.
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The unions are now turning their attention to a push for government assistance, saying that entertainment industry workers need help to survive.
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Yet it is the economy's big players, like banks and airlines, that are the best at asking for (and getting) government assistance.
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"There's such a common misconception of everyone on government assistance is just not working, just wanting to game the system." she says.
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Vietnamese-Americans are now part of the "model minority" who believe they earned their success, relying on little or no government assistance.
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These companies could shift their focus to ecosystem restoration to repair the damage caused by fossil fuel extraction, possibly with government assistance.
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" I forget the exact phrasing of the question, but, "Do you receive government assistance, or like are you on a government program?
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In June, Amazon first introduced this discounted price for shoppers who receive government assistance in the form of an Electronic Benefits Transfer card.
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Carson's family received government assistance in the form of food stamps when he was a child, though he never lived in public housing.
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Central to increasing college attendance would be providing government assistance, whether in the form of loans or grants, to make enrollment a reality.
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For instance, if you bequeath your individual retirement account outright to the individual, government assistance might be suspended until the situation is rectified.
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You can also fill it out at a tag agency or a government assistance agency, and they will turn it in for you.
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Name the U.S. commonwealth whose governor and capital's mayor had differing views on U.S. government assistance in the wake of Hurricane Maria. 6.
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Furthermore, fossil fuels received five times more in government assistance than renewable energy during their incubation period, and nuclear received 21625 times more.
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Both Walmart and Amazon this year made it easier for customers on government assistance to shop their sites and use their services, too.
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" When asked at Saturday's news conference if Trump will seek government assistance for his family's hotel companies, the President responded, "I don't know.
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The $12.50 an hour Angelica earns isn't enough, so she and her son rely on government assistance, such as food stamps and Medicaid.
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When Sarra returned home from the hospital in 2016, Hayden was put in Mari's care, and Sarra no longer received government assistance checks.
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"Long-term reliance on government assistance has never been part of the American dream," Sonny Perdue, the agriculture secretary, said in a statement.
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Some small business owners don't feel like they have any other choice amid uncertainty over when government assistance will hit their bank accounts.
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The regulation unveiled Monday broadens the scope of who could be considered a "public charge" -- someone who is "primarily dependent" on government assistance.
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Immigrant advocates said the rule would also penalize hard-working immigrants who may need a small amount of government assistance to start out.
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I lamented how this imminent disaster for millions of poor Americans who rely on government assistance for medical care was being utterly neglected.
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Speaking at an event in 2014, Moore said those on government assistance ---- "the dole" ---- were depleted of dignity or meaning in their lives.
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The woman had applied for government assistance in 2009 and was denied because it appeared that she was working, the Denver Post reported.
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The Obama administration is considering evicting tens of thousands of public housing residents who earn too much money to qualify for government assistance.
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For much of my life we lived on government assistance and help from family friends, shuffling from one small apartment to the next.
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Movie theaters need government assistance to weather the financial storm brought by the coronavirus, AMC Entertainment CEO Adam Aron told CNBC on Thursday.
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"Long-term reliance on government assistance has never been part of the American dream," Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue said in a news release.
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Almost everyone we met lives in poverty or is on government assistance or both, and they all acknowledge that drug use is rampant.
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This proposal would redefine "public charge" to include immigrants who depend, even slightly, on government assistance programs, as many working-class people do.
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Her mother worked at a peanut mill but didn't earn enough to support her four children, so the family also collected government assistance.
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Republicans are looking at excluding higher-income participants from eligibility since some lawmakers have complained that it would allow millionaires to receive government assistance.
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That rule makes it more difficult for immigrants who rely on government assistance like Medicaid, subsidized housing and food stamps to obtain legal status.
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Proponents of increasing the minimum wage argue that it can stimulate the economy, reduce income inequality and decrease taxpayer spending on government assistance programs.
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The vast majority had borne the entire financial risk of the loss, receiving nothing from either an insurance payout or government assistance (see chart).
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A whopping 96 percent of households are beneficiaries of some sort of government assistance, including social security, tax breaks, and yes, health care benefits.
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The big picture: The proposed rule is part of a broader effort by the Trump administration to limit immigrants' use of government assistance programs.
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These include cash-strapped self-employed workers who rely on Obamacare to buy insurance but make too much money to qualify for government assistance.
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This summer, Amazon debuted a new program that made it easier for those on government assistance programs to join Prime at a reduced cost.
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Jim Webb tried to address China's abuses by introducing a bill that would have prohibited U.S. companies from transferring technology developed with government assistance.
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A number of small border towns have declared emergencies in hopes of receiving government assistance to deal with migrants being diverted to their communities.
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He cited the National Flood Insurance Program, which gives government assistance to homeowners who live in flood-prone areas if their homes are destroyed.
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AARP commissioned a study in Utah that found that nearly one in 10 new retirees qualifies for over $2,500 a year in government assistance.
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Last week, the National Association of Theater Owners asked Congress for government assistance to help the 150,000 theater employees it represents across the country.
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" The union said it and other unions, along with airline management, will work together on a "'Call to Action' for government assistance this week.
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That, in turn, has deepened the resentment that has long simmered among many who do not qualify for government assistance toward those who do.
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As drafted, the rule would authorize federal officials to revoke legal resident status from legal immigrants who accept government assistance currently available to them.
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Also on Monday, the trade group Airlines for America released its proposal for a $54 billion package of government assistance for its member companies.
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Eventually, government assistance and insurance money will begin to flow into Florida and Texas, helping to bring jobs, revenue and infrastructure repairs and updates.
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The Trump administration proposed expanding its pre-election crackdown on immigration by denying green cards to legal immigrants if they have received government assistance.
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One explained that he could work and still collect the government assistance, if he could persuade his boss to pay him under the table.
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I know firsthand, for example, that we must find a way to reach victims with a promise that community and government assistance is available.
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With a two-week paycheck of $514, she said she must also rely on government assistance, including Medicaid, food share benefits and Wisconsin's housing program.
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Bernie Sanders, who introduced the BEZOS Act in September, a bill to tax corporations for the funds their low-wage workers receive in government assistance.
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Ro Khanna (D-CA), proposed to tax corporations for every dollar their low-wage workers received in government assistance, including health care and food stamps.
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The Washington Post's, Dana Milbank, calls the plan "cruel," as it targets $3.6 trillion in savings, largely from government assistance programs for those in need.
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China, which already has the lead in lithium-ion battery production, has also made advanced battery production a priority, lavishing government assistance on the industry.
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" Cooper asked Trump for government assistance in rebuilding the state, to which Trump assured him "the money will come as fast as you need it.
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Although the United States said on Tuesday it was extending a $3 billion credit line to Iraq, it has not provided any direct government assistance.
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One factor that should be considered is the fact that customers must use their own funds, not government assistance, to cover the Prime membership cost.
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When we put work requirements and other measures in place for able-bodied recipients of government assistance, enrollment in dependency programs fell by 2628 percent.
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Rising premiums are making it harder for middle class Americans who don't qualify for government assistance to afford coverage on the Affordable Care Act exchanges.
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More support has translated into less need for government assistance, allowing many to move out of poverty and end their dependence on welfare programs entirely.
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" And again, speaking of those who administer (that is, diminish) government assistance: "If you're poor enough to need benefits, you must be doing something wrong.
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For example, some food banks and pantries have set up offices for people to sign up for government assistance programs while they're picking up food.
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Colleges: The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is updating a list of agricultural colleges and universities serving Hispanic communities that are eligible for government assistance.
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The decision comes as Boeing pursues $60 billion in U.S. government assistance to help aerospace manufacturers weather the financial fallout from the fast-spreading coronavirus.
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Jedlicka told Business Insider in April 2015 that he was against most forms of government assistance and that taxes in his country would be voluntary.
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Iowa Republican Steve King is once again being accused of racism after he made disparaging remarks about Hurricane Katrina victims relying on federal government assistance.
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It would de-stigmatize government assistance while at the same time creating a new safety net and also addressing the growing problems of income inequality.
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Her book describes how meeting government assistance programs' work requirements while taking college classes and raising her daughter was a constant, near-impossible balancing act.
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The negative results of low wages include declining living standards, growing income inequality, poorer health outcomes, greater reliance on government assistance, and reduced consumer spending.
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The announcement comes after Amazon said last year that it would offer a low-cost version of Prime for U.S. customers who receive government assistance.
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It alleges that Bond collected just under fourteen hundred dollars in charity and government assistance intended for her daughter, long after her daughter was dead.
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Ms. Vieira, a former supermarket bakery worker receiving government assistance for cancer, struggled to afford Daniel's seizure medicine, Sabril, about 300 reais ($97) a month.
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The bill could also discourage companies from hiring people they believe might need federal government assistance, or accelerate the transition to a more automated workforce.
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He talks proudly about a program he started that keeps track of homeless people's paperwork, making it easier for them to apply for government assistance.
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In order for Harvey victims to recovery financially at a pace similar to Katrina's, per-person direct government assistance will likely need to be larger.
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In fact, you've probably been justly wary of using any government assistance whatsoever, for fear of being labeled a "public charge" and jeopardizing your immigration status.
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The United States already rejects applications from potential immigrants who could end up on government assistance — people who aren't financially stable can't even get tourist visas.
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As American Enterprise Institute president Arthur Brooks argues, people who earn their own income are happy campers, while people who live on government assistance are unhappy.
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Only traditional banks would enjoy access to what Hoenig calls the "safety net," meaning deposit insurance, access to cheap Federal Reserve loans, and other government assistance.
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Industry groups are also calling for government assistance to help reverse an 8 percent fall in sales last year to the United States, Australia's largest market.
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She could have used government assistance then to secure suitable housing, and she could still use it now, with her children at or approaching university age.
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Meanwhile, many of those officials reported a "mistrust of federal government assistance," which also hampered Homeland Security's efforts to provide security assessments, according to the watchdog.
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Some commentators have predicted that, without government assistance, low prices will soon wipe out almost the entire steel industry in high-cost countries such as Britain.
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Regulators are working toward stress testing central counterparties along the same lines as banks, which much show how they could withstand hypothetical situations without government assistance.
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People in Orange City received government assistance, but the town was small enough and prosperous enough that it was possible to imagine a world without it.
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In terms of other government assistance, GM is among the companies that benefit from a $7,500 tax credit that buyers get for purchasing plug-in cars.
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However, the politicians who cut government spending are going to be portrayed as heartless human beings who do not care about those relying on government assistance.
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I've had respondents tell me they've heard on "very good authority" that "Latinos get to go directly to the front of the line" for government assistance.
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"If this crisis lasts another week or two, we should bail out the airlines," said Cohn, who added that government assistance would help prevent major layoffs.
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The term "public charge" historically has been used to classify individuals who are likely to require government assistance due to disability or lack of economic resources.
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And because the school district here uses families' participation in government assistance programs to measure poverty rates, John Ruhrah, at least on paper, suddenly looks rich.
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The U.S. airline industry confirmed Monday that it is seeking government assistance of more than $50 billion, including a mix of direct aid and loan guarantees.
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The CEO of the International Air Transport Association on Tuesday predicted that the airline industry globally would need $150 billion to $200 billion in government assistance.
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Also Monday, some 60 of the world's air carriers, representing more than half of airline capacity globally, made an unprecedented and urgent plea for government assistance.
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There are millions of small businesses in the U.S. employing others where concerns remain high that government assistance cannot get out fast enough or far enough.
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Legislation introduced by House Democrats would set strict conditions on companies that receive any government assistance, including a ban on lobbying, stock buybacks or executive bonuses.
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In Trump's dream budget, there is more badly needed money for veterans programs, but less government assistance toward food and medicine for other low-income Americans.
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It is bad enough that the visa lottery and chain migration yield arrivals who struggle to assimilate, often resulting in lives of poverty on government assistance.
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Government assistance that helped is harder to name, even though the city has benefited from a slew of federal grants and social programs over the years.
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Additionally, people with disabilities still experience extremely low levels of employment and excessive dependency on government assistance, meaning the program is failing in its purported goals.
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Groups like the Panyu Workers Center, founded by Zeng Feiyang in 1998, help people seek legal redress from their employers as well as apply for government assistance.
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For Greene, his success has felt "crazy," especially coming just a few years after taking government assistance while he tried to get his dream off the ground.
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She said the community had received help from baseball player Roberto Alomar, who came to the area with supplies, but that government assistance had been almost nonexistent.
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"We designed this membership option for customers receiving government assistance to make our everyday selection and savings more accessible," says Greg Greeley, vice president of Amazon Prime.
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In her early 20's, Wrighster was single mom living on government assistance; the father of her child died of cancer ten weeks after she gave birth.
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I know we needed food stamps and other government assistance to survive and were relegated to schools that remained segregated and underfunded four decades after Brown v.
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The category was created in 1996; the idea is that young people who don't have to worry about children or disabilities shouldn't need government assistance to survive.
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This will result in a dramatic reduction in people receiving government assistance and, in time, tilt the balance in favor of the island, not the federal government.
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Sanders argues that if employers paid a living wage, taxpayers would save $150 billion a year on government assistance programs, including food stamps, Medicaid and public housing.
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Amazon Prime for $6 Per Month (Was $10) - If you have a government assistance EBT card or Medicaid card, Amazon will give you a discount on Prime.
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Spearheaded by Governor Scott Walker, the Wisconsin legislature gave Foxconn a rich package of tax breaks and government assistance estimated to be worth more than $4 billion.
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On average, Republican candidates have been seen as just six points to the right of the political center on the question of government assistance to African-Americans.
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With 21st-century technology, we could plausibly reduce the use of government assistance services to levels where they serve the function for which they were originally intended.
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Billionaire Mark Cuban said Tuesday that government assistance to companies hit by the coronavirus pandemic should come with provisions to curb income inequality between executives and workers.
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It could not be plainer: This so-called "public charge" rule (it refers to immigrants who are "primarily dependent" on government assistance) isn't about encouraging self-sufficiency.
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President Trump's efforts to undermine the law have helped deepen the resentment that many of those who don't qualify for government assistance feel for those who do.
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The article also shows graphs on the perception by country of the proportion of immigrants in the country and whether they are unemployed or get government assistance.
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It is beyond doubt that without government assistance to both the banks and the automakers, 2008-09 would have been far worse for the average Trump voter.
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The proposal includes further subsidies for people who qualify for government assistance programs like SNAP, Medicaid, and TANF, and it proposes free broadband in all public housing.
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Mr. Serugendo and Ms. Uwamahoro took classes in basic English and how to acclimate to American culture, and counselors helped them sign up for additional government assistance.
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"He continued: "We grew up in Section 8 housing, food stamps, and I'm sure of any other type of government assistance my mother didn't tell us about.
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The rule expands the kinds of immigrants who can be deemed a "public charge" for receiving government assistance, making it harder for them to gain legal status.
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Carson conceded that he believes HUD's rental assistance program is "essential" and said it would be "cruel and unusual" to retire government assistance programs without a proper replacement.
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Sanders's bill would require companies like Amazon to pay back 100 percent of any government assistance their workers might be using in an effort to promote better wages.
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Buying large quantities of food with government assistance "wasn't something we would do because we wanted to get in trouble," she says of the charges of welfare fraud.
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Rosalea Nall, 83, was forced to move back into her Texas home that was wrecked from Hurricane Harvey last year after her government assistance stopped, reports said Wednesday.
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On Tuesday, Amazon announced that it is offering a 45 percent discount on Prime memberships — $5.99 a month instead of $10.99 month — to U.S. residents receiving government assistance.
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"Every Time Stacey Dash Proved She Was Clueless," the network tweeted, referencing the Clueless star's comments on gender inequality, Paula Deen and government assistance programs in a slideshow.
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"We have changed the official because the reconstruction work was very slow and many victims are still left without any government assistance to rebuild," Karki said on Thursday.
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Should newly impoverished women receive government assistance on the basis of their wartime contributions or only as dependents of wounded or fallen soldiers -- or perhaps not at all?
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That is a big difference from the 13 percent rate found by the poverty measure that excludes government assistance, or a difference of more than 28 million people.
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Stockpiling the stuff in China with government assistance may mitigate the immediate risk of more export seepage but doesn't really address the root causes of low Shanghai prices.
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Com Inc - customers participating in list of government assistance programs get Prime benefits for a discounted price of $5.99 per month Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Members of the Trump administration, including President Trump, have discussed a willingness to provide federal government assistance to the US airline industry to see it through this crisis.
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In all, tax breaks and other government assistance for Hudson Yards have reached nearly $6 billion, according to public records and a recent analysis by the New School.
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U.S. airlines are seeking government assistance of more than $50 billion, including a mix of direct aid and loan guarantees, as the industry reels from the coronavirus outbreak.
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Leslie Odom Jr. remembers a time before his "Hamilton" paychecks when he needed government assistance to survive ... and he wants starving artists taken care of during the pandemic.
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When Ashley Tyrner split from her husband, she was pregnant with her daughter and turned to food stamps and government assistance to get herself back on her feet.
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Ms. Du said she had not yet heard of any potential government assistance she could tap, though she keeps in touch with others in the industry, comparing notes.
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The next day, a similar story about government assistance programs ran in print with an image of an elderly white woman using food stamps at a grocery store.
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Consequently, the tone of the meeting came off as a commercial by each of the companies asking for government assistance in getting their medications to market more quickly.
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They say that they have suffered discrimination in jobs and education, that they receive inadequate government assistance, and that their language and culture are being stifled and neglected.
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He argues that if employers paid a living wage, taxpayers would save $150 billion a year on the government assistance programs, including food stamps, Medicaid and public housing.
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Those in the no-income category likely either have not yet started collecting retirement payments or may be economically challenged and receiving government assistance, according to the study.
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The current policy also guarantees that Americans with disabilities will remain dependent on government assistance from programs such as Supplemental Security Income and the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program.
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Rosa Rivera earned just $5.15 an hour and relied on government assistance to pay her rent when she started working at a McDonald's in Manhattan 18 years ago.
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For a while, as Land recounts in "Maid," her memoir of her time as a cleaner, she was on seven kinds of government assistance, and still hardly surviving.
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From my own experience, I can assure you of this -- if you really care about someone, you will help them get off of government assistance programs, not on them.
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"If a bank gets to where it needs government assistance, the responsible CEO should lose his net worth and his spouse's net worth," Buffett said at Berkshire's shareholders meeting.
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The public charge rule discourages non-citizens from seeking government assistance (including health services) at a time when HIV rates are increasing among a segment of the Latino population.
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If Jacqui or her staff are injured, cops say they'll be left to fend for themselves, because hospitals, ERs, rescue crews and other government assistance will not be available.
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Much of that spending — with the exception of the storms — has long-been expected as the Baby Boom generation ages and requires more government assistance, particularly on health care.
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Most of the people around them and with whom they associate are also in the same conditions — growing up in broken homes, without intact families, supported by government assistance.
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Almost a third of the population lives in poverty, and Marion estimates that up to 90 percent receive some form of government assistance, from school lunches to health care.
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Rising steel prices in America and Europe since January have raised hopes that plants such as Port Talbot may soon be able to break even without any government assistance.
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Those of us who don't live in trailer parks or inner cities might think low-income families typically benefit from public housing or some other kind of government assistance.
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Nearly half of Americans already receive some sort of government assistance to live on — quite possibly, so they don't revolt, whether at the voting booth or by civil disobedience.
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In January, the high court allowed the administration to move forward with a rule denying legal permanent residency to immigrants considered likely to require government assistance in the future.
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As recently as Tuesday, United's Kirby and executives from other airlines told investors at a JPMorgan online investor conference that they were not seeking any kind of government assistance.
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Immigration caseworkers place more weight on those factors than others, like age and health, in determining whether green card candidates are most likely to become dependent on government assistance.
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Having served as head of President Barack Obama's Auto Task Force, I might be expected to be critical of G.M., which received more than $0003 billion of government assistance.
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Although white people are the largest group of recipients of most of the major government assistance programs, many white people, and Republicans in particular, don't seem to realize this.
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Others put the cost as low as $300 million under a possible hybrid solution that would provide government assistance, but also require lenders to forgive some of the debt.
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A.H.F. does: It sells health care to a customer base overwhelmingly composed of patients receiving government assistance, and each new patient it acquires means more cash for its operations.
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The U.S. census bureau is asking states for drivers' license records, which normally includes citizenship data, and information on people who receive government assistance The Associated Press reported Monday.
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Perhaps they could pay for the private education of children trapped in failing public schools or provide job training and child care for single mothers who rely on government assistance.
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Without that government assistance, the average cost of a bronze plan -- the cheapest available -- would be $311 a month for a 30-year-old in 2017, according to Health Pocket.
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He was waiting for government offices to reopen Tuesday so he can get a government assistance card that he could then use to get a cellphone to communicate with FEMA.
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This is slightly surprising since it was only in January that producers were threatening coordinated cutbacks and calling for government assistance in the face of over-supply and weak prices.
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German lender Deutsche Bank sought to reassure investors on Monday, telling CNBC that its chief executive hadn't asked for government assistance in its negotiations with the U.S. Department of Justice.
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Reporters would ask how restaurants could employ people in part-time or entry-level positions with salaries that were insufficient to support their families, driving them to seek government assistance.
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When Ryan gave that speech this spring apologizing for the stigma he'd attached to people on government assistance, he foreshadowed the current moment, which by that point he probably anticipated.
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Park noted that refugees from the affected areas have claimed the number of lives lost in the floods was underreported, and that others have said they received minimal government assistance.
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It's not often environmentalists and the oil industry find themselves on the same side of an argument, but FirstEnergy Solutions' plea for emergency government assistance has united some unlikely bedfellows.
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We have an out-of-state friend who lives on government assistance and barely scrapes by, so every month we put some money ($40) in an account he can access.
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And it would decouple government assistance from work, a sharp departure from the track followed since the welfare reform of the 1990s, when cash assistance was replaced with tax credits.
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And as recently as Tuesday, executives from most of the nation's airlines told investors at a JPMorgan online investor conference that they were not seeking any kind of government assistance.
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" Ms. Suleman said that she is working full-time as a counselor, but then added that she is focusing on family and relies on government assistance and "international photo shoots.
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The rule, from the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), would make it easier for immigration officials to deny entry or legal status to people likely to rely on government assistance.
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When you become a refugee in your own hometown, and when you have exhausted all options—government assistance programs, homeless shelters, crashing on couches—what is a mother to do?
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Speaking at a town hall in his district Thursday, King suggested that Hurricane Katrina disaster victims were asking for government assistance after the deadly storm hit, pushing a racial stereotype.
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State Department spokesman John Kirby issued a statement calling the attack "vicious," saying the U.S. condemns it "In the strongest terms," and offering the Afghan government assistance in its investigation.
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"The residents of Puerto Rico have repeatedly shown strength and resiliency in the face of tragedy, but those are no substitute for adequate government assistance," Grijalva said in a statement.
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To do so, Amazon said in 2017 it would lower its Prime membership fees from the then-standard $10.99 monthly fee to $5.99 for any American shoppers on government assistance.
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Lucille Roybal-Allard asked whether children who developed a dependency on these medications received any form of government assistance after being released from government custody and reunited with their families.
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Since Daniel's birth 16 months ago, Ms. Vieira has separated from her husband, lost monthly government assistance, relinquished a job and now patches together a livelihood with other government help.
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"Whether you're coming in and playing with a black Am-Ex or you're paying with government assistance, you get a high level of respect and assistance in our environment," says Schmitt.
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Robots would have to come for our jobs at an exponential rate to generate an economic crisis that would lead to public acceptance of a society where every receives government assistance.
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Last April, a rice farmer in the Philippines was killed during protests demanding government assistance after drought linked by some to El Nino hit hundreds of thousands of hectares of farmland.
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He eventually signed up for government assistance, which helped him make it through the rough patch and get a much better job at the 3D printing company where he works now.
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Only with the February figures will we see whether all the talk of curtailing production in return for government assistance in stockpiling metal has translated into a material drop in output.
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"I think it is tragic that the Tafel even exists, that it needs to exist," said Mr. Richter, a volunteer who survives on government assistance and his own weekly food ration.
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US airports are seeking $10 billion in US government assistance to help offset losses incurred by the sharp drop in travel due to coronavirus, two people briefed on the matter said.
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He has said there's no need for a federal minimum wage, called for privatizing the "Ponzi scheme" of Social Security and said those on government assistance lost their dignity and meaning.
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U.S. airports are seeking $10 billion in U.S. government assistance to help offset losses incurred by the sharp drop in travel due to coronavirus, two people briefed on the matter said.
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The tax breaks and other government assistance for Hudson Yards have reached nearly $21 billion, according to public records and an analysis by the New School, my colleague Matthew Haag reported.
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But it could really hurt middle-class families who earn too much to qualify for government assistance (about $82,000 for a family of three) and are already facing big premium increases.
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Hundreds of thousands of Americans, many of whom lost hope and were dependent on government assistance, are now working and seeing that it might be possible to live a life of independence.
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There's so much shame and loneliness around government assistance, deepened by an ingrained, disingenuous narrative that people who receive SNAP benefits — the formal term for food stamps — are unskilled, lazy, or unemployed.
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The carriers, which include Pine Belt in Alabama, and Union Wireless in Wyoming, are seeking discounted pricing and looking forward to government assistance but have yet to reach agreements, these sources said.
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He candidly recounted how he once referred to American society as made up of "makers" and "takers" -- referring to the divide between those who create jobs and those who receive government assistance.
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There are the those who philosophically believe the government should be less involved in people's health care, and those who rely on Obamacare's expansion of government assistance to low-income insurance customers.
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The Putumayo office had no information on how many have tried to access government assistance measures, but those who have say the byzantine, overtaxed system is its own kind of protracted suffering.
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"We have requested additional information and are offering U.S. government assistance to determine both the exporter (country of origin) and the importing entity here in Cambodia," Embassy spokeswoman Emily Zeeberg told Reuters.
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But once in the U.S., many of them have signed on for government assistance of various sorts, stressing the social service agencies and finances of the states to which they have moved.
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Shortly after Amazon announced its low-cost Prime membership for government assistance recipients last year, Walmart followed suit by announcing that customers with EBT cards could use its Online Grocery Pickup service.
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President Barack Obama made a version of this appeal in his second inaugural address, as an implicit rebuke to his vanquished rivals, who crusaded during the campaign against moochers on government assistance.
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The U.S. is headed for a potentially dangerous new social rift, this time between millennials and baby boomers, each wrestling for diminishing jobs and shrinking government assistance, according to a new paper.
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In her Frankfurt speech, Ms. Lagarde made similar proposals, urging the United States to expand tax credits to lower-income workers, raise the minimum wage and offer more government assistance to families.
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For the last year, she has existed in a legal limbo: Without a work permit, Patricia cannot earn money or apply for government assistance; without money, she cannot get her own place.
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To libertarians this will sound more like a feature than a flaw, but replacing everything in the safety net with a check would limit the scope of government assistance in damaging ways.
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The government had rejected her request to be released from the detention center to obtain an abortion, even though no government assistance or funds would be required for her procedure or transportation.
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On his radio show in September 2012, Lewis explained why he thought then-President Barack Obama was leading Mitt Romney in election polls, saying Democrats were supported by "parasites" on government assistance.
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She followed up her December 2900 column with one on January 220006 that ominously warned that the PTC extension may be the beginning of even more government assistance to the wind industry.
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In September of 2018, with Amazon in his sights, US senator and Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders introduced a bill to tax large corporations whose low-wage workers rely on government assistance.
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Discussing welfare on his show in 2012, Lewis said people on it "substituted one plantation for another" and referred to people on government assistance as "parasites," according to audio obtained by CNN.
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The 14th Amendment's framers unquestionably approved measures like these, passing laws during the same era, like the Freedmen's Bureau Act, to give black Americans government assistance with food, clothing, jobs and education.
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But there will be a government assistance package, in due course, because Australians of all kinds are bound by the principle that ordinary people who have suffered a terrible ordeal deserve help.
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In interviews, lawmakers said they raced to the scenes of mass shootings, then spent the ensuing weeks helping facilitate government assistance to first responders and victims in between memorial services and vigils.
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The Netherlands does have a lot of the same features as Obamacare (ban on preexisting conditions, individual mandate, government assistance to cover the costs), but it's available to everybody and it's stricter.
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While her parents had their struggles and relied on government assistance for a time, they were able to buy a house by the time her dad was 0003 and raise two children.
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U.S. railroad Amtrak said on Monday that the passenger rail service and its state partners need $1 billion in government assistance after a dramatic decline in travel because of the coronavirus outbreak.
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VAPIANO: The restaurant chain said on March 20 it was insolvent and would apply for government assistance to avoid formally filing for insolvency, blaming the coronavirus crisis for a drop in sales.
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The administration's action appeared to divide Republicans, with some praising the move and others troubled by what they view as the kind of widespread government-assistance program their party has traditionally opposed.
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The difference isn't that the official number measures what people "earn" and the supplemental one doesn't; the supplemental one is merely more consistent in including just about every form of government assistance.
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Two months later, Amazon introduced a 45 percent discount to the Amazon Prime monthly fee for those shoppers who receive certain forms of government assistance; the service cost them just $5.99 a month.
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FRANKFURT, July 13 (Reuters) - Any discussion about Italian government assistance to banks needs to follow EU rules and not circumvent provisions such as bail-in laws, two top central bankers said on Wednesday.
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A government assistance program created by Maduro delivers boxes of basic goods such as cooking oil and rice, but it is plagued with complaints that it favors those who support the Socialist Party.
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Without government assistance (provided first by President George W. Bush and then by President Obama), the giant automakers would have been forced to stop production, lay off their workers and close their doors.
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If Facebook succeeds in doing so, it will have shown a good faith effort to identify the cause of recent problems -- and, more importantly, its ability to adequately address them without government assistance.
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If a U.B.I. replaced specific programs for the poor, it would also reduce government bureaucracy, minimize government interference in citizens' lives and allow people to avoid the stigma that often accompanies government assistance.
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And some of those companies have said they would need government assistance to rip out and replace all their Huawei-designed gear — a bill that could come to as much as $2 billion.
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This stems from a July 2015 inspector's general report that found as many as 25,6900 over-income families are living in public housing facilities even though they are not eligible for government assistance.
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A so-called "undercount" of a state's population puts critical things at risk, including congressional seats and the allocation of federal funding for government assistance programs — which are both determined by the Census.
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Alva told Motherboard that he has had to sign up for government assistance to support himself and his son since he lost his job as a security management contractor for PayPal last year.
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Alexander, chairman of the subcommittee that oversees energy and water spending bill, is a frequent critic of wind energy, which he says gets too much government assistance and should compete on its own.
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This stems from a July 2015 inspector's general report that found as many as 25,85033 over-income families are living in public housing facilities even though they are not eligible for government assistance.
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Two months later, Amazon introduced a 45 percent discount to the Amazon Prime monthly fee for those shoppers who receive certain forms of government assistance; the service costs them just $5.99 a month.
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President Donald Trump Thursday repeated his pledge to boost job prospects and wages for American workers, and then went a step further by pledging to reduce dependence on government assistance for families on poverty.
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The administration is also looking to deny legal residency to immigrants who accept government assistance because they are more likely to become public charges on the system — a responsibility that would fall on USCIS.
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But Carone believes if he had waited to complete his repairs until a broader range of government assistance was available, he may have been eligible for up to $20,000 more from various other agencies.
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However, after receiving government assistance, she now lives in an apartment and spends most of her time sitting on a stoop near the Broomfield Christian Methodist Episcopal church, where members clothe and feed her.
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Curse-laden clashes with Democrats over who should get the bulk of the government assistance—big corporations or individuals, small businesses and health care providers—sank the procedural vote needed to advance the legislation.
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Democrats have also targeted Price over his stance on Medicare, calling for a set amount of government assistance to be given to seniors rather than the current more open-ended guarantee from the program.
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A financial navigator can help you get some financial relief if you are on Medicare — patients are sometimes eligible for government assistance programs — or if you get insurance through the Affordable Care Act exchange.
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Under the NDAA, they won't be subject to the "public charge" test, under which the US could deny them green cards if they are likely to become dependent on government assistance in the future.
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The Committee on Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs unanimously voted his nomination out of committee in January, though several Democrats did question him about his belief that government assistance programs often lead to dependency.
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He will also play a role in evaluating the "living wills" that large banks must submit to demonstrate that, in the event of failure, their businesses could be wound down without requiring government assistance.
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This is thanks in large part to tax breaks and other public incentives for businesses to move there: In all, government assistance totaled nearly $6 billion, according to an analysis by the New School.
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We don't really know what a comprehensive nationwide look at administrative data would show about the overall national income and poverty picture, but directionally the phenomenon of people underreporting government assistance is probably consistent.
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They say that most of these companies fail without government assistance or leave to set up shop elsewhere as soon as they've finished taking advantage of Chile's generosity, low costs and relatively light tax burden.
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CNN's KFile reported last year that Lewis had a history of making degrading comments about women and people receiving government assistance on his radio program, "The Jason Lewis Show," which aired from 2009 until 2014.
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Founded by two friends who met at a coding bootcamp in Chicago, mRelief epitomizes the notion that technology can help to address the problems that are born from the bureaucratic worst tendencies of government assistance.
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Because such a large percentage of Planned Parenthood patients rely on government assistance to pay for health care, 43% of its revenue in the 2014-2015 fiscal year was from health services grants and reimbursements.
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It has always been the case that Republicans could finance these tax cuts with higher deficits, or leave the taxes in place but ply the Affordable Care Act's expenditures into different forms of government assistance.
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While Bezos is not the only business owner whose workers rely on government assistance, the sheer size of his business and its monumental success make his continued reliance on paying workers subsistence wages simply astonishing.
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Between the lines: Like most other consumer goods, the price of health care services or employer-based insurance doesn't usually vary based on a person's income, although more government assistance is available to the poor.
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Even TAs who've graduated to adjunct professorship are desperately cobbling together part-time work, making ends meet with government assistance, working themselves to the bone with zero job security and even less hope for tenure.
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It also allowed the museum's Community Partners program to offer year-round $1 admission for anyone on government assistance, and it provides financial aid for tens of thousands of schoolchildren to visit the Perot Museum.
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This is especially true when you are forced to rely upon government assistance programs that are a lightning rod of controversy, attracting lots of heated opinions, along with plenty of judgment, shaming and personal attacks.
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The researchers said this finding fell within the broad political tendencies of traditional Republicans who favor less government intervention and more donations from the private sector to make up for the lack of government assistance.
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Amazon added a monthly payment option for Prime fees in 2016, a 45 percent Prime fee discount for those on government assistance in 2017, and ways for Prime customers to pay for orders with cash.
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Washington (CNN)A federal appeals court ruled in favor of the Trump administration on a rule that makes it more difficult for immigrants who rely on government assistance to obtain legal status to take effect.
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It typically spends its money on well-connected lobbyists, research of dubious quality, prewritten legislation, and trips to Florida for public officials who oversee government assistance programs for some of the nation's most vulnerable people.
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The agency can reject migrants who do not satisfy the criteria necessary to be admitted to the US, including those with criminal records or those who would likely rely on certain forms of government assistance.
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He also followed through on a campaign promise to require welfare recipients to undergo drug testing to receive benefits, playing into the awful stereotype that black people who receive government assistance are freeloading drug addicts.
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His program relies on donations and sponsorship for 100 percent of its funding, leading to some within U.S. skiing and snowboarding to look enviously at countries such as Great Britain, who receive millions in government assistance.
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The regulation is the latest attempt by the administration to further restrict immigration and was met with dismay by immigration advocates who believe the new proposal will make families less likely to seek needed government assistance.
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A senior Chinese government official said that Beijing is unwilling to negotiate with the United States on any curbs on China's industrial policy, which includes large-scale government assistance to favored industries in advanced-technology manufacturing.
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Six out of 2202 blacks with college degrees work for the government, in contrast to two out of 2628 whites, and a disproportionate number of low-income blacks are dependent on some form of government assistance.
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Miller is pushing the White House to expedite a policy that would make the path to a green card or citizenship harder for immigrants if they -- or their family members -- have used certain government assistance programs.
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Enshrined in law in 2014, tax-advantaged ABLE accounts allow the disabled to save for anything they need — from rent money to education to medical care — without losing access to SSI, SNAP, and other government assistance.
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Instead of government asking for able-bodied people receiving government assistance to take a job if there is one, little is done to encourage work.. The arguments for resisting work requirements rely on emotion, not facts.
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Once the country makes it through the crunch, people are able to leave their homes and go to work, and the economy begins growing again, substantial government assistance will still be needed for a long while.
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HUD investigators saw the case as an important test of the federal resolve to rehabilitate low-level offenders, who often face housing and job discrimination when they are released, leaving them in need of government assistance.
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" Mr. Higbie, a former Navy SEAL who served two tours in Iraq, also said that those getting government assistance "at any given time during any election cycle" should "not get to vote at the subsequent election.
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Most parents are going to need help navigating the benefits that their special-needs children receive, including funding for physical and occupational therapy, reimbursements for specially tailored schools and government assistance when the children become adults.
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It has since received tax breaks and incentives, which, when coupled with the city's extension of the 1003 train, add up to nearly $6 billion in government assistance, according to research out of the New School.
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Late in the book, Vance talks about the many folks he knows in his hometown who more or less choose their poverty because it means government assistance, which pushed Vance toward becoming a small-government Republican.
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The shutdown's effects on affordable housing could be felt long after Washington resumes operations, experts say, since it will make it harder than it already is to get landlords to participate in government assistance programs, Todman said.
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The lower prices at Whole Foods combined with Amazon's discounted rates on Prime memberships for people on government assistance programs could mean that both retailers will be more accessible to a demographic that was previously priced out.
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Amazon is trying to broaden its appeal beyond the mass affluent by introducing monthly payment plans and discounts for people on government assistance, but there is still room for competition on the lower end of the market.
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For Afriyie, who grew up for a time in the Gun Hill Houses in the Bronx, government assistance like the Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program were a boon to families in the community — if they could access them.
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The real estate mogul, speaking in this key battleground state whose residents are 22% black, also proposed allowing those on welfare to convert that government assistance into microloans, a form of financing typically reserve for impoverished entrepreneurs.
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A senior Chinese government official said that Beijing is unwilling to negotiate with the United States on any curbs on Made in China 2025, which includes large-scale government assistance to favored industries in advanced-technology manufacturing.
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Backed by Y Combinator, mRelief built a new product earlier this year called mRelief Builder, which is offered to government assistance programs throughout the country to automatically generate eligibility screens based on an organization's pre-set criteria.
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Expect these firms and other pipeline and storage companies including Magellan Midstream Partners (MMP) or Enterprise Products Partners (EPD) to benefit from less red tape on future projects and hopes of government assistance in the years ahead.
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After being taken off his parents' insurance plan, Alec's insulin cost more than $1,000 a month, so he began rationing his medication; he was neither a candidate for Medicaid nor able to afford it without government assistance.
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In recent days, senior Boeing executives have made it clear to the White House and Congress that if the aerospace giant does not receive government assistance, it could decline rapidly, causing significant damage to the American economy.
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Other parts of the economy, like the cruise industry and airlines, are also reportedly looking for government assistance as officials ask people — especially the elderly — not to travel in order to stop the spread of the virus.
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The rule, from the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), would make it easier for immigration officials to deny entry or legal status to people likely to rely on government assistance, like housing vouchers, food stamps or Medicaid.
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China's $300 billion plan for government assistance, Made in China 2025, calls for helping cutting-edge industries by providing low-interest loans from state-controlled banks, guaranteeing large market shares in China and offering extensive research subsidies.
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Lime offers ride discounts and a cash payment options through its Lime Access program, while Uber's Jump has a Boost Plan in Washington, D.C., that offers significant discounts to customers who are enrolled in government assistance programs.
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It also in 2017 launched a low-cost version of its membership program Prime for customers on government assistance, and this year joined a USDA pilot program that lets SNAP (food stamp) recipients shop for groceries online.
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It's easy to administer; it avoids the paternalism of social-welfare programs that tell people what they can and cannot buy with the money they're given; and, if it's truly universal, it could help destigmatize government assistance.
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Hudson Yards would not exist in its current form without significant government assistance, especially the expansion of the 7 line, said Mr. Ravitch, who was initially skeptical of the city's plan to pay for the subway expansion.
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At the same time, the cost of a monthly Prime Video membership, which doesn't include shipping benefits, will remain at $8.99; the monthly Prime membership option for customers on government assistance will also remain unchanged at $5.99.
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More government assistance 153 % 80 Counties Trump won 60 Trendline 40 More votes for Trump 20 0 0 10 20 30 0003 50% Counties Clinton won 3.4 million 100,000 More government assistance 100 % 90 80 More votes for Trump 70 Counties Trump won 60 20103 40 30 Trendline 20 Counties Clinton won 2550 2600 24 2000 215 2000 8.63 28.6 270% 2220 million 100,000 Notes: The axes are government transfers as a share of income and Trump's share of the vote in 2016 in counties across the United States.
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The lawsuit notes the challenges immigrants may face and cites the administration's public charge rule that makes it more difficult for immigrants who rely on government assistance like Medicaid, subsidized housing and food stamps to obtain legal status.
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Palmer, who purchased the refinery from BHP Billiton in 2009, said last month the business was seeking "minimal" government assistance in the form of a guarantor for a A$35 million ($25 million) bank loan to avert closure.
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An EBT card is used to disburse funds for a number of government assistance programs in the U.S., including Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF), Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), and Women, Infants, and Children Nutrition Program (WIC).
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According to a city official who works with New York's homeless shelters, Bello had been in shelters at least twice since 2003, and had most recently left a shelter in March after securing government assistance for permanent housing.
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Another factor in the decline of covered children may be the Trump administration's actions toward immigrants, including a proposal to reject green card or visa applicants deemed likely to need Medicaid or other government assistance in the future.
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Owners of heirs' property, who lack clear title, are not only unable to access government assistance such as post-disaster help or farm subsidies, but are vulnerable to predatory developers who can force the sale of disputed land.
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There are powerful lessons from the past that could offer a way out from the hollow promises of race-based electoral politics, the debilitating mantras of the race-grievance narrative, and the trap of dependence on government assistance.
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"You could have let it go bankrupt, frankly, and rebuilt itself, and a lot of people felt it should happen," Donald Trump said last summer, adding that, without government assistance, the industry would be in the same situation.
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She was the subject of a nearly three-year investigation after being accused of improperly seeking government assistance for OneUnited Bank, a minority-owned bank in which her husband held a financial interest, during the 2008 financial meltdown.
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The changes, which seemed unthinkable just a few weeks ago, are the latest change for the beleaguered industry that has dealt with plummeting revenue, strikingly empty flights and the need for government assistance just to survive the year.
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Immigrants who use benefits such as Medicaid, food stamps, and housing vouchers could have their request for legal permanent status in the US rejected because they would be deemed more likely to need government assistance in the future.
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To that end, Amazon has been courting lower-income American households with discounts for those on government assistance, as well as a monthly payment option for those who don't want to cough up $99 for an annual subscription.
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David Begnaud of CBS News received the public service award for his work covering the destruction in Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria struck in September and how limited government assistance hindered the island's recovery in the storm's aftermath.
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If government assistance for the renewable energy industry was justified to improve the grid's environmental performance, by the same token, modest intervention to strengthen the grid's weakened resilience is a responsible precaution to safeguard a vital national asset.
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Its U.S.-listed shares fell 7.06 percent to a record low after the bank said it had no need for German government assistance, a response to an earlier report that Chancellor Angela Merkel had warned not to expect any.
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About 6,000 farmers blocked a portion of the main highway in North Cotabato province on the southern island of Mindanao, demanding government assistance after drought linked by some to El Nino hit hundreds of thousands of hectares of farmland.
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I learned it from AEI (American Enterprise Institute) President Arthur Brooks, who has done a number of quantitative surveys that clearly show how people who work for a living are far happier than those who depend on government assistance.
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A 2016 study by the Labor Center at the University of California, Berkeley, concluded that a third of production workers in the U.S. earn so little that they qualify for some form of government assistance, such as food stamps.
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In at least 28503 states, unions have siphoned off an estimated $22019 million from Medicaid and other government assistance programs that was supposed to go to paying for patient care, according to a Mackinac Center for Public Policy report.
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The proposed rule would allow immigration caseworkers to consider "heavily weighed negative factors" in determining whether green card candidates and other legal residents are likely to become dependent on government assistance, according to a leaked draft of the proposal.
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Cuccinelli recently defended the Trump administration's "public charge" rule, which intends to deny visas or green cards to immigrants who may rely on government assistance, by providing a reinterpretation of the famous poem inscribed on the Statue of Liberty.
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In the first few months after McAuliffe's order, the newly enfranchised are almost entirely absent from voter lists, and those who have registered report an often confusing system that lacks proactive government assistance — or even makes registration impossible entirely.
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The public charge regulation had been roundly condemned by immigrant advocacy groups and the medical establishment, which argued that the rule would discourage immigrants from seeking government assistance when they may need help buying food or seeing a doctor.
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When he pays his taxes to support our own government, to which he owes much of his riches because of tax breaks, roads, infrastructure and other government assistance, perhaps he can morally lay claim to his disappointment in others.
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This comes as Trump and the Republicans are waging a war against socialism as a 2020 campaign strategy, which goes against the needs of the millions of Americans who rely on government assistance to help meet their basic needs.
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Cutting resources from early intervention programs in particular means that many students may go without adequate support and may ultimately go on to become adults needing lifelong services, requiring continuous government assistance that they might otherwise not have needed.
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The order calls for allowing states to give such able-bodied people incentives and helping them get the training and education they need to get good jobs and climb up the economic ladder so they no longer need government assistance.
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Democratic rival Hillary Clinton has proposed a quarter-trillion-dollar infrastructure construction program, government assistance to help retrain outsourced workers and laid-off coal miners, and federal incentives to boost job creation with clean energy industries like wind and solar.
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"For years, we have worked through the courts and legislatures around the country to make sure that domestic violence victims are fully protected by the law and receive the government assistance they deserve," he said, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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The bottom line: It's looking unlikely that any final decision, if insurers win, will take into account that insurers have made up for the lost subsidy money by raising premiums and, thus, premium subsidies — the ACA's other form of government assistance.
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The massive expansions of just about all of the programs the Trump plan seeks to cut have led to a growing number of unemployed people in America who are just getting by on various forms and levels of government assistance.
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Barletta, another holdout and an immigration hardliner, said that he would now support the bill after Trump and top House Republicans promised to advance his bill designed to stop undocumented immigrants from receiving government assistance to purchase health insurance through AHCA.
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Because so many of its patients rely on government assistance for healthcare, 43% of the organization's revenue in the 2014-2015 fiscal year came from health services grants and reimbursements, amounting to about $559 million a year Planned Parenthood would lose.
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By paying his workers so little, he is taking away potential customers for his own products, since if they are unable to feed their families without government assistance, they surely cannot afford to be consistent consumers of his unessential products.
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Nuclear has long been assumed to one of the cheapest power sources and so not in need of particular government assistance, but today's wholesale energy prices are often falling below even just the operating costs of these heavily-regulated facilities.
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To be sure, teacher salaries are also a significant concern: US teachers are paid 30% less on average than other college graduates, and in most states, the average teacher heading a family of four qualifies for several forms of government assistance.
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The proposal comes on the same day as President Donald Trump plans to sign a farm bill that had a similar provision that was eventually eliminated The overhaul marks the administration's latest effort to impose work requirements in government assistance programs.
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Some fear has been caused by press reports of potential executive orders, Healey said, including one that would seek to keep out immigrants likely to use a certain amount of government assistance but that policy has not been signed into law.
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Due to a variety of reasons, from the stigma of being on government assistance to just not remembering, survey results suggest fewer people get benefits than administrative records collected by the government (which are generally thought to be more accurate).
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The conservative legal organization Judicial Watch, which has received funding from major conservative donors, this year began an effort to expose United States government assistance for what the group considers Mr. Soros's "far-left agenda" in South America and Eastern Europe.
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However, those payments will be calculated on how many acres of crops a farmer plants this year — which means any cutbacks in planting due to floods or rain will hurt farmers even more, by reducing eligibility for the government assistance.
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U.S. airlines are seeking government assistance of more than $50 billion, including a mix of direct aid and loan guarantees, as the industry reels from the coronavirus outbreak, a lobbying group that represents 10 U.S. passenger and cargo airlines said Monday.
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Mr. Campbell said he acts on behalf of landlords who are wary of accepting vouchers because they have been burned in the past by tenants who do not pay their portion of the rent even when there is government assistance.
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When we found out that the proposed budget would have huge cuts affecting Americans who use food stamps and other government assistance programs, I spent a lot of time trying to find appropriate photos that would speak to the story.
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Means-tested welfare reforms, which focus on moving able-bodied beneficiaries off government assistance, have been met with much criticism, including claims that work requirements and time limits will result in higher rates of poverty and greater hardship for former beneficiaries.
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What proponents of universal basic income claim is that when the government actually gives people money, it saves what it would have to spend down the line curing the ills of poverty — bad health, incarceration and government assistance in other forms.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A federal appeals court on Wednesday refused to set aside an injunction blocking the Trump administration from enforcing a rule that would withhold green cards from immigrants likely to require government assistance such as Medicaid or food stamps.
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In Washington, city officials require the companies to deploy at least six scooters in all eight wards of the city at the start of every day, as well as offer discount programs for customers who are eligible for government assistance.
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In the travel warning on Thursday, the State Department urged Americans to have emergency medical evacuation plans in place that don't simply rely on U.S. government assistance, and cautioned that U.S. citizens should be prepared to cover their own medical costs.
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HR 390 is entirely about this issue, and makes crystal clear that American government assistance should flow not only to communities that faced genocide, but through those caring for them, including faith-based groups, such as local churches, dioceses, etc.
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The rule would mean many green card and visa applicants could be turned down if they have low incomes or little education because they'd be deemed more likely to need government assistance -- such as Medicaid or food stamps -- in the future.
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In short, President Barack Obama's signature domestic achievement is becoming more like what conservatives despise — government-run health care — thanks in part to Republican efforts that are raising premiums for people without government assistance and allowing them to skirt coverage.
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It did not address how government funded leave impacts same-sex couples, though Chzhen said she believes gay fathers face the greatest resistance securing government assistance, as they might have to prove their needs are that of a birth mother.
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First, the collective safety net provided by flood insurance, government assistance, nonprofit aid and personal savings encouraged a relatively quick financial recovery - as measured by debt levels, indicators of financial distress and income - for even the worst-hit victims of Katrina.
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The Foreign Relations Committee, a bill that I&aposve moved forward with Bob Corker, that the president supports and where I hope to have a bill signing on it that helps us spend more private capital in the developing world, less government assistance.
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A contingent of Congressional Republicans view Ex-Im (as the agency is often known) as a kind of "corporate welfare" in which the government assistance in helping U.S. companies secure business abroad disproportionately benefits just a handful of large corporations, Boeing among them.
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Suleman had conceived all of her children via in vitro fertilization, sparking a nationwide conversation about the assisted reproductive technology and whether there should be limits to government assistance in her unique circumstance, as a single mother with more than a dozen children.
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It was unclear what Dr Carson, long sceptical about government assistance and social engineering more generally, would do with an agency that funds rental-assistance schemes for the poor, only half of whom actually live in cities (despite what the department's name suggests).
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The fact of it is as inescapable as it is material to the charges against the indicted individuals: Their multiplicity of wives––the majority of them technically unwed welfare mothers on government assistance––is what allows the alleged fraud to take place.
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The study found that, when the official poverty rate is remeasured to exclude all government assistance and only incorporate income households earn on their own, households in recent years have been unable to support themselves just as often as in the early 2628s.
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Rather than reaching for the same old tools or doubling down on post-1960s orthodoxies, policymakers should instead be asking: Is there a way of achieving better living standards for the poor without requiring expensive government assistance or risky minimum wage hikes?
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Taxpayers also have an interest in solving this problem: Nearly 17 percent of workers who lack access to paid parental leave go on government assistance to finance their paid leave — and this number jumps to nearly 85033 percent for lower-income workers.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - A U.N. investigator into the human rights of migrants arrived in Australia on Tuesday to assess its tough asylum seeker policy, after aborting a visit last year claiming a lack of government assistance and access to asylum seeker detention camps.
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"The help that we're going to give those hard-working people who don't get their insurance from their employer or who don't qualify for government assistance, who have to buy insurance themselves, we aren't providing them the relief that they deserve," Donovan added.
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Advocacy groups also jumped on the issue after The Associated Press earlier this month published leaked emails from a DHS staffer asking for numbers on crime rates involving Haitian nationals in the U.S., as well as how many Haitians sought government assistance.
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Under the $58 billion U.S. proposal for passenger and cargo carriers, the U.S. Treasury Department could receive warrants, stock options, or stock as a condition of government assistance in order for the government to participate in gains and be compensated for risks.
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It's a strongly pro-refugee and migrant area that had been housing hundreds of families without government assistance for years — until a series of raids by the widely disliked Athens riot police, known by their Greek acronym MAT, this summer and fall.
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Microsoft Corp, Twitter Inc, LinkedIn Corp and approximately 100 tech firms and other companies have asked a U.S. appeals court to uphold a judge's order blocking a Trump administration rule that would deny residency to aspiring immigrants deemed likely to require government assistance.
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Nevertheless, trends in poverty and government assistance programs in recent years — dating to the end of President Barack Obama's tenure — suggest that the bulk of the reduction in food-stamp enrollment can be attributed to the longest economic expansion in U.S. history.
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Amazon recently began to creep into an important part of Walmart's turf — low-income customers — when it slashed the price of its Amazon Prime membership for people with electronic benefits transfer cards, which people on food stamps and other government assistance programs use.
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POLITICO reported earlier this month that local health care providers in at least 18 states saw drops of up to 23 percent in benefit enrollment — a sign that the mere threat of an immigration black mark can drive people away from government assistance.
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For decades, invocation of these pernicious stereotypes has effectively driven the debate about where the line should be drawn between who are the "deserving" and the "undeserving" recipients of government assistance, leading to a debate about "welfare" that is laden with coded racism.
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A report by a European business group on Tuesday said the "Made in China 2025" program, which calls for enormous Chinese government assistance to 10 industries, would force out competitors from abroad and lead to government-subsidized global players that would compete unfairly.
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Last year, over 20,000 young women and men between the ages of 18 and 21 (it varies by state) aged-out of the foster care system, many of whom ended up losing government assistance, which further complicates the uncertainty in their already traumatic lives.
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But the federal government's role is limited, since the Stafford Act, which governs disaster recovery, only allows for government assistance to bring the area back to the state it was in before the storm, and the island's electric grid was already in poor shape.
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But "not working" is a broader definition that would also include, for example, people who are discouraged by what seem like grim job prospects; who are living at home tending to the house; or who are disabled and stay home while receiving government assistance.
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After the exposure, they were not only less supportive of housing assistance programs, but they also expressed higher levels of anger that some people receive government assistance and were more likely to say that individuals who receive assistance are to blame for their situation.
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After the exposure, they were not only less supportive of housing assistance programs, but they also expressed higher levels of anger that some people receive government assistance, and they were more likely to say that individuals who receive assistance are to blame for their situation.
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"Had something as significant as this coronavirus occurred any time before 33, we would have already seen multiple restructuring firms hired along with a frantic, concerted effort from our industry for government assistance," said Doug Parker, American's chief executive, a sentiment echoed by United's president.
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Such proposals reflect a "very American" view — that only those who are severely disabled or struck by tragedy deserve government assistance, and that anyone else who gets it is shirking, said Mark Rank, a professor of social work at Washington University in St. Louis.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Supreme Court gave the go-ahead on Monday for one of President Donald Trump's hardline immigration policies, allowing his administration to implement a rule denying legal permanent residency to certain immigrants deemed likely to require government assistance in the future.
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In the greater Los Angeles area, 62 percent of Amazon workers receive some form of government assistance, according to a "Too Big to Govern: Public Balance Sheet for the World's Largest Store," a recent report by the Economic Roundtable on Amazon's impact in Southern California.
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The TIME Act would not only achieve this objective; it would unlock currently untapped human potential among the millions of disabled people who want to work and compete for good jobs, reduce their reliance on government assistance, and shrink the size of the federal government.
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The proposal would expand the definition of the "public charge" provision, a concept that dates back at least to the Immigration Act of 1882 and is defined as someone who is "primarily dependent" on government assistance, meaning it supplies more than half their income.
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President Donald Trump said at a news conference on Saturday that his own businesses are taking a financial hit due to the spread of the novel coronavirus and that he wasn't sure whether his own businesses would receive any sort of potential government assistance.
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While the Centers for Disease Control is leading a campaign to improve death certificates' specificity, few outside of the field seem to understand just how essential medical examiners and coroners are for improving public health — and thus don't pay or vote to give them more government assistance.
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The results were striking: Greater favorability toward Trump highly correlated with more opposition to a federal mortgage aid program, higher levels of anger that some people receive government assistance, and a greater likelihood to say that individuals who receive assistance are to blame for their situation.
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Under the rule, many green card and visa applicants could be turned down if they have low incomes or little education and have used benefits such as Medicaid, food stamps and housing vouchers because they'd be deemed more likely to need government assistance in the future.
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The primary non-Medicaid structure of the ACA, with its means-tested subsidies to purchase private insurance, had the predictable effect of convincing some of its beneficiaries that Obama and the Democratic Party had nothing to do with the government assistance they weren't sure they were getting.
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The program will be available to any U.S. customer with a valid EBT card – the card that's commonly used to disburse funds for a number of government assistance programs, including Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF), Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), and Women, Infants, and Children Nutrition Program (WIC).
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At the very bottom, some people have seen incomes fall pre-tax; while most poor households get government assistance to help with that, programs like food stamps or the earned income tax credit fail to reach about 20 to 25 percent of the people they're meant to help.
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The immediate reaction from several industry commentators is that the end of subsidies isn't material enough to matter in the long run, even though it may boost exports of steel and aluminum in the short term as Chinese producers seek to maximize revenue before the government assistance ends.
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Dr. Price - along with Seema Verma, President-elect Trump's choice to be administrator of Medicare and Medicaid Services - also reportedly favors a more-string-attached approach to the disbursement of government assistance, including a requirement that "able-bodied" applicants meet employment requirements in order to qualify for benefits.
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RIO DE JANEIRO, Feb 29 (Reuters) - A credit line of up to $10 billion from China's state development bank to Petrobras cuts the risk that Brazil's state-run oil company would need government assistance to pay for debt and investment in 20143, Banco Itau BBA said on Monday.
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Chiefly, it will pit millennials against boomers for jobs, and for differing government assistance: millennials will require job retraining and perhaps a basic income to compensate for low or no wages; and older Americans will demand the Social Security and health care that are bedrocks of current society.
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The fact that blue districts have higher shares of each than red districts helps explain why Democrats tend to focus more than Republicans on health care and government assistance to the poor — and why these topics will likely resonate with voters in blue districts more throughout the midterm cycle.
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But if it did that alone, and he rammed it through the lower chamber, the bill would be all but certain to die in the Senate, where the bill has come under fire from many Republicans for not doing enough to offer government assistance for health care recipients.
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"There's a reason that we give people work permits while they are waiting for asylum, so that they can support themselves and don't have to be depending on government assistance during that time," said Michelle Brané, the director of migrant rights and justice at the Women's Refugee Commission.
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Under the regulation, any green card and visa applicants could be turned down if they have low incomes or little education, and have used benefits such as most forms of Medicaid food stamps and housing vouchers, because they'd be deemed more likely to need government assistance in the future.
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The rule means many green card and visa applicants could be turned down if they have low incomes or little education, and have used benefits such as most forms of Medicaid, food stamps, and housing vouchers, because they'd be deemed more likely to need government assistance in the future.
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Washington (CNN)On Monday, the Trump administration released a regulation that could reshape the legal immigrant population in the US. The long-anticipated public charge rule makes it more difficult for immigrants who rely on government assistance like Medicaid, subsidized housing and food stamps to obtain legal status.
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The rule means many green card and visa applicants could be turned down if they have low incomes or limited education, and have used benefits such as most forms of Medicaid, food stamps, and housing vouchers, because they'd be deemed more likely to need government assistance in the future.
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The immediate reaction from several industry commentators is that the end of subsidies isn't material enough to matter in the long run, even though it may boost exports of steel and aluminium in the short term as Chinese producers seek to maximise revenue before the government assistance ends.
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Read: The DOJ orders its officials to use the term "illegal alien" instead of "undocumented immigrant" Immigration rules have long allowed the government to weigh the likelihood the an immigrant will become totally dependent on government assistance — called a "public charge" — when determining whether to grant their immigration application.
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When a police detective arrived at the hospital to talk to the parents on the day of the boy's admittance, the couple had left to take care of their pets, the court record showed, and a caseworker who later interviewed David Hall said he seemed concerned about losing government assistance payments.
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After they were exposed to the black racial cue, they were not only less supportive of housing assistance programs, but they also expressed higher levels of anger that some people receive government assistance and were more likely to say that individuals who receive assistance are to blame for their situation.
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"The Administration's draft plan to provide government assistance to those coal and nuclear power plants that are struggling to be profitable under the guise of national security would be unprecedented and misguided," said Todd Snitchler, market development group director for the American Petroleum Institute, the oil industry's main lobbying group.
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The new rule means many green card and visa applicants could be turned down if they have low incomes or little education, and have used benefits such as most forms of Medicaid, food stamps, and housing vouchers, because they'd be deemed more likely to need government assistance in the future.
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If UBI is implemented under Yang's proposal, some economists argue that poverty and inequality will be exacerbated because money for government assistance programs, like food stamps and housing vouchers, will instead be converted to payments to people across the economic spectrum, meaning less money for programs that target poor Americans.
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As the executive director of the District Alliance for Safe Housing (DASH) in Washington, D.C., I constantly interact with survivors of domestic violence who do not receive TANF or any other form of government assistance, and who struggle to make ends meet and keep a roof over their families' heads.
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Mark E. Pfeifer, a scholar of Southeast Asia and the editor of the Hmong Studies Journal, describes the Hmong as a late-blooming immigrant success story, shedding reliance on government assistance and finding niches in the American economy, like Asian restaurants in Michigan and the flower business in Washington State.
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While she said there was no suggestion that Russia was aiming to interfere with the 2018 elections on the same "scale or scope" as they allegedly did in the Donald Trump-Hillary Clinton campaign two years ago, she promised government assistance to help state and local election systems safeguard themselves against cyberattacks.
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But such an approach must reward insurers, health-care providers, and more accountable local policymakers for raising the quality of health care, the value of health benefits, the overall culture of health, and the satisfaction of patients; instead of just struggling to keep the apparent, visible costs of government assistance somewhat lower.
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Although there's widespread support for some type of government assistance for working mothers — and some states and cities have already mandated that employers provide time off — the current initiatives proposed by Trump, Rubio, Gillibrand and others are facing stiff opposition because, regardless of what's on the table, the costs would be substantial.
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A child helped by CHIP who is able to perform well in school and meet their growth and development milestones, will likely have four decades of contributing to our economy and the strength of our nation before becoming eligible for any kind of government "assistance" in the form of Medicare or Social Security.
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Her research found a system "fundamentally flawed by design," in which women relying on government assistance to have a child were required, before ever seeing a health practitioner, to be "informationally canvassed" via coerced consultations that ask the kinds of degrading questions that white, privately insured women would never be asked at a healthcare facility.
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Unauthorized immigrants are often wary of seeking government assistance even in the best of circumstances, and their isolation can keep them from finding out important information: Many immigrant residents of Flint, Michigan, for example, found out about the prohibition on drinking the city's lead-contaminated water months after the rest of the city did.
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" When asked how she would respond to people like Masy, who have lost faith in the government to help them, Rakotoarison said that due to the extreme level of poverty in the southern region, "people tend to wait for permanent government assistance, but the government does not have the means to offer continuous help.
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To cater to the under-banked and low-credit customers, Amazon already offers a low-cost version of Amazon Prime for those on government assistance programs in the U.S., including Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF), Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), Women, Infants, and Children Nutrition Program (WIC) and, as of last year, Medicaid.
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Here's a rundown of the math: Ms. Johnson's Social Security disability income of $19,560 in 2017 placed her above the cutoff for receiving additional government assistance for her prescriptions, called Extra Help, even though nearly every dollar of her income is already spoken for, from paying Medicare premiums to food and other household expenses.
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They complain that they receive little government assistance, siphoning what little electricity and water they can off municipal lines, and that the quality of public schooling for their children is not as good as it is in Pakistan, a main source of grievance for the many who migrated to give their children better opportunities.
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In addition to government assistance, in the form of cash grants or tax credits, the government could also channel private financing to achieve specific goals, such as through regulatory relief to facilitate the ability of particular political actors, like the parties, to finance specific activities and strengthen their position relative to the super PACs.
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Whether we have yet gone from "yellow alert" to "red alert" is uncertain, but Trump's attacks on the free press, courts, and law enforcement institutions, his stonewalling of Congress, his gleeful pledges to direct government assistance to those who support him but not to those who do not — all this is unprecedented in degree, if not always in kind.
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And so Bezos, who also owns The Washington Post and private space firm Blue Origin, has become the subject of an increasingly ferocious campaign by Sanders in recent months painting the e-commerce mogul as a 21st century robber baron who hoards his wealth while nickel-and-diming his own employees, some of whom rely on government assistance. Sen.
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And so Bezos, who also owns The Washington Post and private space firm Blue Origin, has become the subject of an increasingly ferocious campaign by Sanders in recent months painting the e-commerce mogul as a 21st century robber baron who hoards his wealth while nickel-and-diming his own employees, some of whom rely on government assistance.
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Yet a high-profile donor conference in Kuwait broke up Wednesday with only a fraction of the target pledged — roughly $30 billion in credits and investments, and zero new direct government assistance from the U.S. Iraqi Foreign Minister Ibrahim al-Jaafari carried an air of disappointed resignation in a press conference at the close of the conference.
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Since his promotion by President Vladimir V. Putin last fall, Mr. Mutko has grown increasingly defiant in responding to the mountain of evidence that Russia has systematically doped with government assistance, most notably at the 2014 Sochi Olympics — where Russia's longtime national antidoping lab chief, Grigory Rodchenkov, said he substituted steroid-tainted urine with clean urine.
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"Dismissing this charge reflects Seattle's values and recognizes the negative collateral consequences of a drug conviction, including difficulty in finding employment or getting into college or the military, obtaining student loans or government subsidized housing qualifying for food stamps or other government assistance, being allowed entry into some foreign countries and obtaining child custody or adoption," the motion stated.
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"This executive order perpetuates false and racist stereotypes about certain groups supposedly taking advantage of government assistance," House Democratic Whip Steny HoyerSteny Hamilton HoyerLiberal Democrat eyes aid cuts to Israel after Omar, Tlaib denied entry Lawmakers blast Trump as Israel bars door to Tlaib and Omar Israel denies Omar and Tlaib entry after Trump tweet MORE (Md.) and Rep.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's new budget would severely restrict the kinds of foods that food stamp recipients could buy with the government assistance.
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While Miami has become the 12th most valuable market for office real estate in the U.S., it's safe to say that its janitorial workers are struggling: more than half (57%) live at or below the poverty line, almost half (49%) are uninsured, and a third (33%) are forced to rely on government assistance through programs like the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP).
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Okay, but I just watching it, you know, the-- spin I was getting from 60 Minutes was that, you know, we're-- we don't understand that you know, you certain industries, you need full-on government-- assistance or almost-- you know, subsidies at the-- you know, ten times what they are right now, to try and win at something, which is not surprising for 60 Minutes.
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"The administration's draft plan to provide government assistance to those coal and nuclear power plants that are struggling to be profitable under the guise of national security would be unprecedented and misguided," said Todd Snitchler, director of market development at the American Petroleum Institute, which represents gas producers, as well as the oil industry, and which has supported much of Trump's energy and environmental agenda.
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Jared Bernstein, a senior fellow at the Center for Budget and Policy Priorities, described in blunt terms the consequences of disillusionment with old guard Republicans: The intersection of inequality driven by real wage/income stagnation and the fact that the folks perceived to have blown the damn economy up not only recovered first, but got government assistance in the form of bailouts to do so.
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" Jennifer Podkul, director of policy for Kids in Need of Defense, a national nonprofit providing pro bono legal representation for immigrant youths told me that that revocation of protection would mean that "kids can now lose the opportunity to have their asylum case heard in a non-adversarial setting, lose their exemption from the one-year filing deadline, and lose the right to have government assistance when they accept voluntary departure.
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According to the American Society for Reproductive Medicine, a surrogate should be at least 21 years old, have given birth to at least one child, had complication-free pregnancies, had no more than three C-sections, have a "healthy" BMI, not smoke, not abuse drugs or alcohol, be financially stable, not be on government assistance, live in a surrogacy-friendly state, be emotionally stable, have a strong support system, have a squeaky clean legal background, and be able to pass rigorous medical and psychological screenings.
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The next ambassador to Honduras should be a career diplomat who is deeply steeped in the history and culture of Latin America; who speaks excellent Spanish; who has long experience managing U.S. government assistance programs; who is familiar with the "push" factors that drive Central Americans to migrate to the United States, and the U.S. government programs designed to mitigate those factors; and most importantly, should be an honest broker, unencumbered by domestic U.S. politics, who can help sustain bipartisan support for our Central America policy.
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