Big Tech doesn't need a government handout to deliver programming.
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But SSDI often is attacked as though it were a government handout.
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Medicaid is a government handout with no pay-in by the recipient.
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Would every sector receive a comparable government handout to what the agriculture industry may receive?
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Most of these people are essentially undocumented -- and are less likely to receive a government handout.
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Recent government handout images show children lying on the ground with Mylar blankets in kennel-like wire cages.
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Democrats and moderate Republicans from swing districts called it shockingly ungenerous, while hardline conservatives denounced it as another government handout.
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It would also amount to a massive government handout to a big corporation that made billions in profits just last year.
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They say that if you are down, your only option is a lifelong government handout—just enough to barely get by.
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A government handout put the number at 40, of whom 11 were under review and two had already received a negative ruling.
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It was far and away the largest in Wisconsin history and the largest government handout to a foreign company ever given in America.
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If accepted, this would be an unprecedented, illegal government handout that would be paid for by the American people through higher electricity bills.
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Amazon has risen to prominence with government subsidies and is currently holding a local government handout sweepstakes to choose the location of its next headquarters.
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This is not a government handout; Congress always intended that local consumers would not lose their favorite channels as the government attempted to expand wireless service.
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Republicans in Congress have long argued that Lifeline subsidies amount to a government handout to poor people that is rife with "waste, fraud and abuse," and Rep.
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In addition to the government handout, the government will also slash income tax for some residents, he said, adding that this would impact almost 2 million taxpayers.
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This program is a safety net for people who work for poverty wages and an indirect government handout for employers who choose profit over paying a living wage.
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But more importantly, the work and discipline it would require for the average person to save that amount would provide far more personal security than a government handout.
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Although seldom considered in the same light, Pell grants, which provide funding to pay for college, are a government handout with a financial means test similar to food stamps.
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As the instructions had warned, this big government handout was a double-edged sword and one that prevented the game from ending as fast as everyone would have liked.
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DeVos has characterized the Obama-era version of the standards as a government handout to students — giving "free money" to anyone who "raised their hand" to claim they'd been defrauded.
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Households in Venezuela do receive the CLAP, the Local Committee for Supply and Production, a government handout of heavily subsidized basic goods given to Venezuelan families in a small cardboard box.
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At the same time, some conservative groups and Republican lawmakers have broken sharply with the chamber, portraying the organization as a greedy advocate of crony capitalism eager for a government handout.
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Fewer than half of homeowners take the mortgage interest deduction and only the affluent buy electric cars, showing how tax expenditures are stealth welfare for people who don't need a government handout.
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Along with the smaller Child Tax Credit, the credit more children out of poverty than any other government handout and has become an area Democrats and Republican can kind of agree on.
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In government handout photos of her husband's funeral, a grief-stricken Liu Xia, wearing all black and sunglasses, can be seen bowing to the open casket and holding a portrait of Liu Xiaobo.
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It promotes the idea that people of color in higher education don't deserve to be there — that they got there through a government handout, taking spots that are rightfully owed to white people.
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Using their own hard work, a small government handout, and some basic technical support and donated materials, they have rebuilt homes for every family and irrigation channels sufficient to reach 603 percent of their land.
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The outlay on Frogmore Cottage formed part of the 82.2 million pound Sovereign Grant, the government handout which covers the official duties of Queen Elizabeth including staffing costs, upkeep of royal palaces and travel expenses.
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President Trump, a promoter of the plan who accumulated at least $885 million in tax breaks, "may be the country's preeminent expert in spotting a government handout and squeezing it for all it's worth," claims Covert.
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They may disdain Medicaid — the low-income insurance program for the poor — but do they realize that approximately half of Americans get their insurance from private companies through work, and that system includes a substantial government "handout" too?
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But the type of Obamacare enrollment happening in Detroit also represents exactly what many Republicans voters hate about Obamacare: another government handout to a population that some of those voters believe takes more from the country than it gives.
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Falcon is demanding improved election conditions, including a later vote date, U.N. observers, an end to "harassment" of Maduro opponents, and the removal of government handout booths known as "red spots" to curry favor with voters often set up near polling centers.
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The deal would still see United Technologies, Carrier's parent company, move around 1,300 union jobs to Mexico while keeping around 800 in the U.S. And thanks to Governor Mike Pence, Trump's vice president–elect, Indiana is giving the company a government handout in the form of millions in economic incentives.
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Beyond the clear unfairness of this government handout as millions around the country face their own cost challenges for healthcare, a bailout of the pension fund could set a dangerous precedent, potentially leaving taxpayer money to cover the tens of billions in other unfunded private pension liabilities around the country.
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A well-known saying along this line is "Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime". The term "government handout" is often applied to both welfare systems as well as corporate welfare or pork. The biography of Star Parker (disclosed in detail in her books) is of a person who has lived on both sides of the dichotomy.
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He called the Obama administration's environment and climate change plans "damaging" and "radical". In 2012 he called for the permanent elimination of wind power production tax credits, calling them an "enormous government handout". In 2015, Pompeo opposed the regulation of greenhouse gas emissions by the United States and supported eliminating the United States federal register of greenhouse gas emissions. As a member of the United States House Committee on Energy and Commerce, he voted for two resolutions disapproving of the Clean Power Plan implemented by the United States Environmental Protection Agency during the Obama administration.
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A Sindh government handout issued late the night of Bhutto's death said that Bhutto's vehicle was allowed to proceed to his residence by SHO Clifton after it was stopped. Bhutto's gunmen, sitting on the land cruiser vehicle, resorted to indiscriminate firing injuring Area Superintendent of Police (ASP) Saddar, SHO Clifton and a person in a nearby taxi. Other gunmen sitting in Bhutto's vehicle also started firing straight at the police. The police, under the command of ASP Drakshan and ASP Saddar, returned fire in self-defence, and after an encounter of 20 to 25 minutes, took control of the situation.
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300,000 masks that the Japanese Government had sent to pregnant women as part of a government handout were found to be faulty. In Malaysia, Human Rights Watch's Asia Director Phil Robertson called on the Malaysian Government to stop detaining people who had flouted the movement control order put in place to combat the spread of the coronavirus. By 18 March, 15,000 had been arrested for breaching the movement control order. Taiwanese Health Minister Chen Shih- chung has thanked United States Secretary of Health and Human Services Alex Azar for the United States' strong support for Taiwanese participation in the World Health Organization.
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