We knew we would face hardship, but it would be glamorous hardship.
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For them, the everyday hardship is not the good life, it's just hardship.
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"If credits cause a hardship, it would only make sense the lower credit costs reduce the hardship," Wheeler said.
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There will be direct hardship on people barred from entering this country, and indirect hardship on their friends and family already here.
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Life of hardship Myanmar's Rohingya Muslims live a life of hardship and oppression that a recent report found to be tantamount to genocide.
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Hardship is transcendent, hardship is universal and for the issue of alopecia, of which, there are millions of sufferers, certainly there are many black women.
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Watching hardship after hardship play out on the screen, we're compelled to feel deeply for our suffering protagonists, who remained dignified in the face of trouble.
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"You're using the data to choose the location that best separates the low-savings, high-hardship regime from the high-savings, low-hardship regime," she said.
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He even came up with an adorable little metaphor to equate the hardship of getting defeated in the ring with the hardship of getting convicted of rape.
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"What one judge feels is an undue hardship may be a simple hardship to a judge across the country, or in the same circuit, or even in the same building," he said.
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Sophie Turner has admitted that her on-screen character is finally able to channel all her energy into striking revenge and executing her power onto people instead of dealing with hardship after hardship.
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And owning isn't worth years of financial hardship and stress.
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Each time, she stood taller after the hardship she faced.
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This project was supported by the Economic Hardship Reporting Project.
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He knows that the shattering of NAFTA would cause hardship.
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Everywhere there is improvement, but much hardship and injustice remains.
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Generally, she expected to uncover stories of discrimination, hardship, struggle.
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Pink and her family have been hit with another hardship.
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It's per aspera ad astra: through hardship to the stars.
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The blockade has brought severe economic hardship to the territory.
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Retirement plan loans are different from withdrawals and hardship distributions.
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After he died, I faced a great deal of hardship.
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Another indication of human hardship is issues with water services.
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Her work was supported by the Economic Hardship Reporting Project.
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"God wants ease for you, not hardship," the scripture says.
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This article was supported by the Economic Hardship Reporting Project.
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They were demanding democracy and an end to economic hardship.
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Despite all the hardship, she does not think about quitting.
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Another hardship is that Sama for All's training isn't paid.
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Sixteen years of economic hardship, shared sacrifice and national unity.
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"True feeling shines through in hardship," she said back then.
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In fact, they often emerge from hardship better than before.
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"Music beats rejection, sorrow, despair, hardship, everything," reads the tagline.
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But Jodi's fate ranks relatively low on the hardship meter.
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My health insurance poses a financial hardship to my family.
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Hardship was only half of the stories Thome encountered, though.
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His years in power had subjected the group to hardship.
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Even those who keep their jobs aren't safe from hardship.
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The reintroduction of the dollar is a response to hardship.
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We cannot do so while buried in debts and hardship.
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But women's unique hardship counts for naught under this approach.
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"They should have said a nearly impossible hardship," he said.
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Poverty, crime and hardship have long defined its visual narrative.
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Financial hardship and a concerted effort to reduce light pollution.
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Indeed, among the poorest Americans this approach has increased hardship.
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Under the way the process works is that they apply to Department of Energy first, and DOE reviews the information and determines whether or not there's a hardship, an economic hardship for the refineries.
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The Department of Energy traditionally scored the hardship applications on a two-prong matrix that considered whether the RFS posed a disproportionate hardship, and whether the plant could remain viable if required to comply.
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The State Department's website, for example, says that the standard for "undue hardship" is that being banned from the US indefinitely, which is what the current travel ban does, would cause hardship to the applicant.
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Rouhani called on Iranians to unite in the face of hardship.
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If the shutdown lingers, U.S. employees will face even more hardship.
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Not all economic types of hardship had the same effect, though.
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That is when I learned that the hardship was just beginning.
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I recognize what a hardship it has placed on our community.
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I watched them experience a little success and then extreme hardship.
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Not that the $250 would have been a hardship for Madge.
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The hardship and inequality this kind of treatment produces is staggering.
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After months of hardship, Yahoo looked to sell its web business.
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His grizzled looks testify to a life of hardship and perseverance.
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As well as the hardship, there was a loss of honour.
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Last week, he talked about that hardship for the first time.
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"MANNING up" normally refers to stoicism in the face of hardship.
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Voluntary benefits are designed to help mitigate financial and emotional hardship.
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In the past Jordan's government dealt with hardship by spending more.
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Its corruption and incompetence have inflicted years of hardship on Venezuelans.
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I'll tell you today quite clearly: a hardship rule will come.
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"Some people will lose jobs … it creates hardship," Bürkner told CNBC.
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"We don't mind being hungry, facing hardship, neglect, pain," she said.
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The camp is safer, but brings a new kind of hardship.
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He's seen the hardship it has caused in his own family.
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But today, helicopter parents protect their children from setbacks and hardship.
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Under 50 indicates privilege and over 50 indicates socio-economic hardship.
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But the tears Mr. Xi describes were not attributed to hardship.
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Capricorn knows plenty about suffering, hardship, and most of all, overcoming.
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And even convicted criminals can apply for so-called hardship waivers.
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During periods of economic hardship, Americans have relied on federal policies.
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If someone does divulge a hardship, don't respond with unsolicited advice.
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Spoiler: The undue-hardship exception has virtually never applied to anyone.
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In that regard, it was no hardship to follow his lead.
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They don't know the hardship, the dangers, the information he gets.
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I have to make sure I'm not imposing an undue hardship.
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See more details on the American Express Financial Hardship landing page.
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Testing is one measure with potential to significantly reduce economic hardship.
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Residents will be asked to provide documentation as proof of hardship.
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Uber will also face hardship as a result of the dismissal.
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"True feeling shines through in hardship," Ms. Hua said on Friday.
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Power cuts during winter are likely to cause hardship for millions.
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Hardship withdrawals are also taxable and subject to the same penalty.
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"Having a support system through hardship is so important," she said.
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Kline's previous novel, "Orphan Train," also emphasized lives forged in hardship.
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"It's a hardship you don't expect to go through," Fatula said.
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Each bear has its own tales of victory, defeat, and hardship.
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"I also know it's a hardship for an employer," she says.
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It involves a lot of hardship and pain in the meantime.
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And countries need the most help during periods of economic hardship.
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He called on Iranians to unite in the face of hardship.
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Hardship Duty Pay-Location (HDP-L) is additional compensation paid to service members in designated hardship duty locations where the quality of life is substantially below that which most military members generally experience at home station.
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Lower income and higher income individuals, as well as insured and uninsured reported financial hardship and inability to pay; however, the highest burden of financial hardship and inability to pay was reported among uninsured and poor Americans.
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The shutdown will impose real hardship on the nation and its economy.
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He can work in any and every situation, through hardship and disappointment.
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This story was produced with support from the Economic Hardship Reporting Project.
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There are still huge problems of inequality and poverty and real hardship.
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Other governments regularly promised Greece jam tomorrow in exchange for hardship today.
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Is he the predictable consequence of years of hardship for many Americans?
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"There is so much violence and hardship on our doorstep," she said.
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Relieving hardship among the poor does not seem to be a priority.
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These aren't two people who faced hardship only to come out glowing.
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Now zombies, humans will forget the very concepts of hardship and inequality.
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Like many trans people, she would face hardship for being so honest.
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Many citizens remain convinced that their hardship is in a good cause.
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The famously sunny Barrymore did find an upside to the hardship, though.
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My wife and I really appreciate it at our current hardship post.
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Since January 0003th thousands of people have joined protests about economic hardship.
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It limits family-reunification immigration to 1,000 per month, plus "hardship cases".
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Indeed, researchers find no clear correlation between AfD support and economic hardship.
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But as the book reveals, Angelou's success came out of intense hardship.
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" Despite the hardship, the actress said, "Giving up was never an option.
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A danger is that hardship and social unrest derail the reform process.
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Officials know that sanctions will add to hardship, and thus to emigration.
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He's a damaged soul eager for anything other than failure and hardship.
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In addition, women partnered with inmates suffer from depression and economic hardship.
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Some low-income individuals cannot work, either due to hardship or disability.
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Economic hardship isn't unique to white members of the working class, either.
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As a result, they may face serious financial hardship as they age.
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He's reading speeches about trade deals and economic hardship from his Teleprompter.
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Despite the hardship, Leia always finds the hope in any given situation.
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Though Argentines are angry, most still blame the Kirchners for their hardship.
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In the first, economic hardship is the only cause of drug use.
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A person can rage pointlessly at hardship, or draw strength from it.
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The reader can't help feeling implicated as a spectator of unimaginable hardship.
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Oh, what a hardship: I would have to try on more gowns.
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Millennials are already delaying having children because they're worried about financial hardship.
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Her research overturned traditional ideas of who experienced financial hardship and why.
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A drop below 1 million bpd could bring hardship and economic crisis.
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Greece's history is full of war, dictatorship, economic hardship and mass migrations.
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There is a plot swerve that raises interesting questions about overcoming hardship.
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Some moved then to Britain, where they have continued to experience hardship.
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Those parents may not be paid, which would be a tremendous hardship.
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When you live as long as she has, some hardship is unavoidable.
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Living With Cancer During periods of hardship, laughter can lighten the load.
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These include medical prescribing, pain, neurophysiologic susceptibility, and life stress and hardship.
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Like so many others, what he found instead was reality and hardship.
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Centro MAM was facing financial hardship and nearly closed before the storm.
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But it has shown little willingness to significantly alleviate Iran's economic hardship.
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Like many Marines, he experienced more boredom, hardship and uncertainty than battle.
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In addition to the emotional hardship, Ms. Helfer is in financial distress.
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Once they reach the United States, they regularly face hardship, as well.
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Can I take a loan or hardship withdrawal from my 401(k)?
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Can I take a loan or hardship withdrawal from my 401(k)?
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Those usually escalate to outrageous claims of hardship and requests for money.
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Besides, at this price, buying a replacement isn't much of a hardship.
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And you shared tales about overcoming hardship to create a memorable meal.
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Apart from inflicting hardship, what would Trumpcare and the president's budget achieve?
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For some, Thanksgiving duty is a hardship, or at least an inconvenience.
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The demonstrations are fueled by anger at corruption and widespread economic hardship.
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If not, why else put her family through the hardship and labor?
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The stories of human hardship we encountered in our research were staggering.
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You can also check to see if your plan allows hardship withdrawals.
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You can call and ask if they have any hardship payment plans.
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Hurricanes Harvey, Irma, and Maria have devastated many communities, inflicting severe hardship.
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The DOJ alleges that the requirement caused an "undue hardship" for Williams.
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Still, however small, a self-inflicted wound is still an unnecessary hardship.
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And it would usher in a world of misery and economic hardship.
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No other athlete in recent history has fetishized hardship like Bryant has.
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And some poor parents used food to make their kids happy amid hardship.
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"Both Don and I were young people who went through hardship," Woodle says.
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Shooting baskets alone on a ramshackle hoop became his refuge from everyday hardship.
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For one group of designers, though, VR shouldn't give you heaven, but hardship.
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It could be a hardship on the level of the 2008 financial crisis.
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Gerald has survived a lot of hardship, and now we're rooting for him.
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Now, she's experiencing the hardship again, as she's stranded by Tropical Storm Harvey.
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Mr. Ren: I think my children have grown up without experiencing much hardship.
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How could I potentially ever put another child through that hardship, and worse?
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They will respect Mr Schulz, who has overcome much hardship in his life.
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The family struggled not only with suffocating grief, but also with financial hardship.
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Many residents are bracing for more hardship as the warring sides dig in.
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There is no shocking, bizarre, emotionally-gutting hardship Liberty Van Zandt cannot overcome.
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That means when you take a hardship distribution, you've permanently lowered your balance.
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Arguably they're one of the best tools for coping with pain and hardship.
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Eric is a fantastic cook, so it's not a hardship to eat in.
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Studies suggest that people often turn to religion in the face of hardship.
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Ethnic divisions persisted after independence in 21995, and were worsened by economic hardship.
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The former opposition leader faces an uphill struggle to overturn years of hardship.
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Over the course of the show, Kate is pummeled with even more hardship.
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Bilal Abu Salah, a resident of Douma, said shortages were causing great hardship.
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Then there is the hardship faced by workers who are not being paid.
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The DHS Secretary, however, can waive these bars in cases of 'extreme hardship.
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The hardship is bound to worsen with new American oil sanctions this year.
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A crowd gathers around Ali Marhad's tent as he dispassionately recounts his hardship.
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Iraq has suffered through wars and hardship and upheaval since the early 1980s.
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It is no secret that working parents in the United States face hardship.
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But there is another, better question that must be answered after enduring hardship.
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That means that the hardship caused by the current recession will be greater.
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Whether to protect their dominance or avoid hardship, most countries revert to protectionism.
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Calls for an end to economic hardship are especially sensitive for that reason.
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I'm in love with this life, and it's worth every hardship to me.
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Despite the hardship, Hayes excelled in the classroom and on the football field.
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Photo by Endia Beal produced with support from the Economic Hardship Reporting Project.
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All he did was only good things and helping people out of hardship.
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That hardship was exacerbated by Congo's chronic governance problems, the Fund statement said.
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Hardship knows no political party, and neither should our efforts to eliminate it.
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This was a time, clearly, of joy and triumph, yet also of hardship.
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The word "survive" means to continue to function or prosper despite a hardship.
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A "criminalization of poverty" helps create a devastating cycle of hardship, he said.
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The former rarely go to embassies where there is hardship or danger pay.
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She said she is driven by empathy forged during extraordinary hardship in childhood.
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None would take more hardship or risk than we ask of Peace Corp.
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Republicans also want to ease rules for hardship withdrawals from 401(k) plans.
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That's because medical bills are a leading cause of financial hardship and bankruptcy.
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Power cuts during the ongoing winter are likely to cause hardship for millions.
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Her story reflects the hardship that many others across the country are experiencing.
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The bailouts imposed deep austerity and hardship on the country's 11 million people.
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The Trump administration has encouraged small refiners to apply for the hardship waivers.
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"We've grown accustomed to this life with all its cruelty and extreme hardship."
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But before their misadventure, several of them knew hardship as refugees from Myanmar.
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Mel Rosenthal's photos focused on the human side of hardship and urban decay.
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Even at times of economic hardship, Taiwan's night markets have stood for abundance.
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Nigeria, other counties, are really facing economic hardship, as is the industry overall.
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This makes it harder for them to imagine others who are facing hardship.
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But beneath its rustic beauty and ice-cream-company charm lies financial hardship.
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They drafted it, focusing of course on the hardship that he had overcome.
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Hamas's brand of hatred and violence has led the population to extreme hardship.
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Achieving parity will mean undeserved reward for some, and undeserved hardship for others.
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First, focus on hardship, not G.D.P. Second, stop worrying about incentives to work.
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These movies all show the Struggle and hardship faced by the main character.
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None of these adjustments represent hardship, only a shift in our existing attitudes.
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Should states be able to waive those rules in times of economic hardship?
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Others are hanging on, taking second jobs and facing severe hardship at home.
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Despite the stress and financial hardship, Lee finds inspiration in his son, Isiah.
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Should they survive the rough passage, the fae exchange one hardship for another.
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Economic hardship, exacerbated by American sanctions, is a big cause of the anger.
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If flights become more expensive, that will be a hardship on frequent flyer.
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I stay focused on my own future to not get overtaken by hardship.
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For some, like Cerbone-Teoli, it has meant the potential for prolonged hardship.
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This article was supported by the Economic Hardship Reporting Project, a journalism nonprofit.
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The back story reflects his personal hardship and his dedication to the field.
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Cher and Dolly Parton endured struggle and hardship, but have never stopped working.
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Both countries cite security concerns for the measures, which have deepened economic hardship.
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Military service is a much more appealing option in times of economic hardship.
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But much of the humanitarian hardship is undoubtedly also caused by Israel's blockade.
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Economic-hardship relief already exists But those workers still have the option to freeze their payments by asking their servicers to put their loans in forbearance -- just like any borrower already does if they are going through an economic hardship.
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For instance, people thrown in prison or jail in rich countries (especially the US) experience incredible hardship and deprivation, and it's possible to lessen that hardship at negative cost to the government by cutting down on the use of incarceration.
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If it weren't for these other changes, many of them technological and social in nature, mechanization of agriculture would have created much more hardship (and today we tend to forget how much hardship it did create in the first place).
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In Whitehaven, the biggest town, Georgian terraces and a redeveloped harbour belie local hardship.
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" Mr. Affleck said of the hardship: "It gets sort of addictive after a while.
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A number below 50 shows significant hardship, a number above that threshold denotes privilege.
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A number below 503 shows significant hardship, a number above that threshold denotes privilege.
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Many agents are calling out of work because of financial hardship, the TSA said.
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She got a hardship visa to come visit him and she was turned away.
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On paper, the combined narrative of religion and hardship might sound depressing or preachy.
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Telling a personal story of hardship from an outside perspective is no easy task.
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For many, the trip from rural areas to the capitol is a financial hardship.
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Their anger has deepened since 2014, when global oil prices slumped, causing regional hardship.
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This story was supported by the journalism non-profit the Economic Hardship Reporting Project.
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And how much hardship do you inflict on your son to rescue your husband?
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For now, a number of Obamacare provisions have protected her from additional financial hardship.
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Considering disaster in terms of fatalities does not capture the hardship experienced by survivors.
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In Promise Me, Dad: A Year of Hope, Hardship, and Purpose, due out Nov.
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But for many women, the road to financial hardship begins after their husbands die.
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There are stories of love, hardship, faith, rebellion — and even a few inside jokes.
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As economic hardship followed the financial crisis, sentiment turned darker as black cars predominated.
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For survivors of disasters, the root cause of psychological distress is often practical hardship.
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Hardship due to industrial decline or the financial crisis is wrongly blamed on immigrants.
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Throughout Annabelle Neilson's life, the reality star and British aristocrat faced hardship and turmoil.
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Nicoco also said many residents are preparing for what could be months of hardship.
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For all the solitude and hardship, seafaring in the Philippines is a family enterprise.
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But for employees with low-paid, or irregular, jobs it can involve real hardship.
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Tamimi suffers from "personal, mental, or moral hardship," according to the Israel Security Agency.
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Most of them cite government corruption and financial hardship as their reason for migrating.
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Our efforts to squeeze Cuba to force change caused no hardship to its leaders.
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"This [reduced visiting] will be a hardship for a lot of people," said Britt.
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Earnest on Wednesday said the image evokes national resolve in the face of hardship.
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He faces those who have so little and listens to their stories of hardship.
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When economic hardship followed the financial crisis, sentiment turned darker, as black cars predominated.
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The shutdown of the power plant has already brought increased hardship for Gaza's citizens.
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These vignettes of hyperinflation would be funny if they did not cause such hardship.
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In some cases of extreme economic hardship, you could have the debt erased altogether.
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His parents, who endured hardship to arrive and thrive in America, aren't buying it.
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Is it a kind of gift to be living a life of overwhelming hardship?
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The hardship of those businesses' employees as they face joblessness shouldn't be glossed over.
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She founded MaineWorks five years ago during a period of personal and financial hardship.
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Social media was both a hardship and a help in her time of need.
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For example, if you've experienced a job loss, unexpected medical bills or other hardship.
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The country has been roiled by economic hardship and social upheaval in recent years.
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Herjavec's success has always been driven by the sacrifice and hardship his parents endured.
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Pence said the closest caravan is only leading its occupants into danger and hardship.
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In times of grief and hardship, we turn to prayer for solace and comfort.
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How do you make years of hardship, arrests, and near homelessness easy to swallow?
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During the country's devastating financial crisis in 2001/2002 economic hardship undercut meat consumption.
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These courageous women have all overcome significant hardship to be where they are today.
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Arthur: The problem isn't just material hardship, especially given the expansion of welfare benefits.
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But simply pleading confusion or financial hardship will not work, the agency has indicated.
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Our parents were close, and I never wanted to cause any hardship between them.
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I've overnighted letters requesting they expedite our case because of emotional and financial hardship.
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But Mr. Neidlinger saw early on that a career in jazz could spell hardship.
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Winning this war will require shared sacrifice, and tremendous short-term hardship for Americans.
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In Mandarin, to "eat bitter" means to endure hardship, with forbearing and quiet resignation.
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For most Zimbabweans, then, medical care at the public clinic is a financial hardship.
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Economic hardship was on another level altogether; children were dying of malnutrition in Berlin.
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We are in the streets of an immigrant neighborhood where hope and hardship mingle.
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Most are fleeing economic hardship and conditions that make them easy prey for traffickers.
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And when we face hardship, we emerge closer, stronger and more determined than ever.
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How could it spearhead a leftist benefits program in the midst of economic hardship?
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Any of these outcomes are likely to precipitate more financial hardship in the future.
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Anger at hardship and inequality mutated in recent weeks into the scapegoating of immigrants.
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But, this hardship seemed to motivate Schultz to become the success he is today.
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"I experienced some hardship, I started to feel very depressed," he told Channel 4.
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And typically, hardship distributions also come with a six-month ban on new contributions.
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Even then, the punishment can be waived if it threatens to cause extreme hardship.
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He thought the great prize was worth the hardship and injustice along the way.
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After a third detention, she asks why she has to face so much hardship.
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In a similar vein, Fitzsimmons said, Harvard sometimes looks for hardship in parent occupations.
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The Trump administration could create new categories of hardship, but that would take time.
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Instead, the hardship she highlights in her campaign is that of the American people.
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Ms. Fabian cited a personal hardship, according to a transcript posted by NBC News.
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And their images show how joy and hardship can coexist in a sweltering world.
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What do the standards — undue hardship, national interest, no harm to security — actually mean?
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The Trump administration has fielded a surge of applications from small refiners for the hardship exemptions, driven by a 2017 federal appeals court ruling that the EPA had been using too narrow a definition of "financial hardship" in its waiver assessments under Obama.
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"Everyone likes the themes of unrequited love, surviving through hardship, and revenge," said Aunt Sue.
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The Trump administration could try to loosen the criteria for qualifying for a hardship exemption.
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That includes 401(k) loans, early withdrawal tax penalties, hardship withdrawals and in-kind distributions.
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But they did it in Puerto Rican style, using rhythm as an antidote to hardship.
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The financial hardship suffered by the Teams caused by insufficient compensation paid to the Teams.
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For all this hardship, Dee Dee and Gypsy Rose got ample media and charity attention.
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He was a wonderful, courageous person who overcame so much hardship in his short life.
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A hardship clause, its members say, will effectively let too many "dangerous" foreigners stay on.
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But the country's top court overturned that order, citing the hardship the ban had caused.
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They argue that a policeman's lot is "filled with uncertainty, hardship and feelings of powerlessness".
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A patina of wealth reflected brightly off of everyone in this seemingly hardship-free bubble.
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Their anger has deepened since 2014, when global oil prices slumped, causing local economic hardship.
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The Affordable Care Act provided some much-needed inoculation from the financial stress and hardship.
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She is a speaker who offers insight into business subjects, like marketing and overcoming hardship.
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The rippling effects of more pressing concerns resulted in canceled gigs, creating hardship for musicians.
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Small refiners can get exemptions from the EPA if they prove compliance causes them hardship.
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This might seems like a straightforward case of economic hardship fuelling support for the president.
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He struggled, just as many in Miami have, with misery and hardship in their homeland.
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Then they become people, with names and faces and stories of hardship, tragedy and hope.
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Purple Hearts often involve heroism but do not need to: they are awards for hardship.
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Addressing the hardship increasingly faced by these workers requires a combination of redistribution and regulation.
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Addressing the hardship requires a combination of redistribution and regulation Worldwide redistribution systems don't exist.
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I buy us junk food at the gas station so we can bond over hardship.
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If You're Under/Unemployed Group gatherings can be especially difficult for people experiencing professional hardship.
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He was a wonderful courageous person who overcame so much hardship in his short life.
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Their life arc is our life arc, from suburb to city, from hardship to bliss.
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In my community, and in the Black community, we sometimes define love by enduring hardship.
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Venezuela's instability is already sending thousands of people across its borders to escape economic hardship.
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The government blames the slow recovery, shortages and hardship on the war and Western sanctions.
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An eight-year war, economic hardship, sanctions ... I cannot let my grandchildren live in fear.
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He has blamed those on economic hardship following an energy price crash in 2014-2015.
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Some even believe loyalty during hardship is one of the only true tests of friendship.
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Workers who need overtime pay in order to cover their bills will suffer financial hardship.
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Even in times of hardship and turbulence, Spencer says, individuals can still make a difference.
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Yes, in 2018, this is as close as the film gets to representing financial hardship.
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Why then is Gavin Kroff taking the workshop, if it represents a hardship for him?
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She told me that her experiences with financial hardship both motivate and complicate her campaign.
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The plaintiffs argued they have suffered "acute financial hardship" due to the lack of payment.
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The Obama administration gave numerous exemptions from the mandate for hardship and other life circumstances.
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"The Macri administration underestimated the extent of the economic hardship facing Argentine voters," Gofshteyn said.
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These hardship waivers are only offered to refineries producing less than 75,000 barrels a day.
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But Judge Robinson alluded several times to documentation requests being a hardship on some people.
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Participation generally entails suffering and hardship at magnitudes for which people historically did not volunteer.
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It's partly a sobering look at a romantic relationship, grounded in real emotions and hardship.
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"It's quite a hardship for the jurors," he said in an email to The Hill.
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And countries like the United Kingdom need the most help during periods of economic hardship.
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Above all they miss the community spirit even if it meant shared danger and hardship.
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Despite the hardship and the loss, what struck me most was how happy they were.
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White House officials had also expressed concern about inflicting further hardship on the Venezuelan people.
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So that was the last straw and the last financial hardship that ended the band.
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Per aspera ad astra: "through hardship to the stars," or at least until ad USA.
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Coach Chad Morris said Hays has received a medical hardship, which ends his football career.
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Supporting service workers Service sectors, including travel and hospitality, are suddenly choked by financial hardship.
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Most important, if you are experiencing financial hardship, reach out to your bank for help.
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I also want to make sure all Americans who are feeling economic hardship are helped.
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So we've created a $100 million fund to help with hardship in the creative community.
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And when characters are this vividly drawn, spending hours in their company is no hardship.
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It's a landscape that can make it easy to forget the hardship Basilicata has endured.
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Alejandro Cegarra took third for a project on economic hardship and political upheaval in Venezuela.
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Ghazni residents shared their stories of hardship as they fled the city for safer environs.
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And companies with fewer than 50 employees can seek hardship exemptions from the White House.
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He had known hardship his entire life, having grown up in a big, impoverished family.
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Some dormitories will probably remain open for students who cannot return home for hardship reasons.
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He came away with a much deeper understanding of the social hardship of teenage life.
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Editor's Note: This story was supported by the journalism nonprofit, the Economic Hardship Reporting Project.
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In Santa Fe, there are financial hardship waivers available — but these also require application processes.
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Some 1.8 million taxpayers have debts that the agency deems uncollectable because of economic hardship.
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Ms. Kaddouri said the solidarity among the prisoners' families was helping her through the hardship.
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Similar financial hardship pushed Thomas, a 54-year-old native of Mali, to move in.
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After Ms. Wilde earned a master's degree in 2011, she was experiencing a financial hardship.
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The entrepreneur has previously said his children have not had enough hardship in their lives.
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That was how he was: Hardship didn't stop him from plunging into things he loved.
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"Hurricanes Harvey, Irma and Maria have devastated many communities, inflicting severe hardship," the Fed said.
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Overwhelming hardship but also resilience are evident in both her facial expression and body language.
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He later tried to clarify the comments, acknowledging that federal workers are facing financial hardship.
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If no offer is forthcoming and it truly is a hardship, simply do not attend.
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However, in small ways, courts seem to be opening up the interpretation of undue hardship.
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The hardship and pain both of us are experiencing due to the separation is unimaginable.
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States have been allowed to waive these extreme limitations when severe economic hardship is present.
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I am not as bitter now, but the years of hardship have worn me down.
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That shows a strong link between economic hardship, feelings of depression and fatal drug use.
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"The experience of hardship and suffering is good for Meng and her growth," he said.
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"Buddha never taught us to live in hardship," said the temple spokesman, Phra Pasura Dantamano.
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"They've got to prove real hardship on the cost, not just an inconvenience," Kanninen said.
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In the past year, about 137.1 million adults have been hit with medical financial hardship.
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The relative hardship experienced by many Trump supporters is reflected in a number of studies.
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And the stories Mr. Kirchheimer's subjects tell about themselves are full of hardship and heartbreak.
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The ferry's operator, Balearia, has since apologized for the "hardship and inconvenience" the passengers experienced.
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Economic hardship and the resulting despair may be to blame in those regions, Woolf suggested.
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Like most people at the camp, he has had his share of tragedy and hardship.
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The coronavirus pandemic is causing tremendous hardship across the United States and around the world.
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"To be serving someone else's time is a hardship," Mr. Boone said in an interview.
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A number of employees have received permission from their managers to miss work, citing financial hardship.
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It recognizes the trauma and hardship that come with such a position without completely pathologizing it.
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Not speaking a word of English in a family of nine children, she endured unimaginable hardship.
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In many parts of the modern world, people don't experience that [hardship] in any given day.
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But McMaster downplayed the hardship on low-wage workers during a press conference the following day.
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Still, the families of Broad Channel have faced a great deal of hardship in recent years.
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If your federal student loans are subsidized, interest will not accrue during an economic hardship deferment.
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In 2012, they beat on pots and pans in the street to protest against economic hardship.
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Cuts and bruises toughen her up, and even since ancient times, heroes were born of hardship.
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Formed in 2009, 5-Star has fed off public fury over institutional corruption and economic hardship.
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You seem like every other misandrist, who invarably (sic) never experienced any hardship or legit discrimination.
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Westeros is a swamp of inequality, hardship, and people killing each other on the King's Road.
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"K: "Since the inception of the business, any hardship is actually shared and worked on together.
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But small refineries can apply for waivers if they demonstrate that complying would cause them hardship.
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Now, absent an injunction, they will slide back to the pre-DACA era and associated hardship.
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" Granting partial relief, he said, "will only create more hardship for these student victims of fraud.
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Your going to need a strain that inspires creative solutions and the ability to overcome hardship.
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And people who don't identify as part of the community are the source of that hardship.
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Media Matters found just eight news segments that discussed the economic hardship of getting an abortion.
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Top reasons for hardship withdrawals include medical expenses and payments to prevent eviction from a residence.
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RIP also focuses on wiping out debt for those who are facing financial hardship or insolvency.
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And that's why it's not related to economic hardship and political oppression in any deep way.
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That was a moment where we put a little of the teenage hardship [to] the side.
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Most of those thinking of leaving said it was to find work or escape economic hardship.
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Mr Guaidó is counting on the threat of hardship as much as the promise of aid.
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College and university students may also face serious financial hardship if the proposed budget goes ahead.
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But Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis asked his troops to continue fighting despite the temporary hardship.
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There's no sickening hardship that I was going through at that time—none of us were.
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"We know this semiconductor equipment maker has had its share of hardship of late," he acknowledged.
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It has almost a philanthropic feel to it when it comes to customers facing economic hardship.
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Toth tells CNBC that Buffett limits his use of negative words to describe Berkshire Hathaway's hardship.
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In fact, TANF's ineffectiveness at mitigating hardship has directly contributed to the rise in deep poverty.
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It was this hardship that brought America's perilous healthcare situation into sharp focus for the comedian.
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Some Venezuelans grumbled that Thursday's strike would cost them money at a time of extreme hardship.
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In none did the Court's equipoise impose any real hardship on the parties or anyone else.
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Small mechanical conceits go a long way to convey the havoc and physical hardship of war.
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This will kick off a hereditary shockwave of economic hardship that could be felt for generations.
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"The president is really causing great hardship to the average person in this country," she added.
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They've adopted a hardship that poor people suffer, and stripped it of its association with poverty.
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More than two million Palestinians are packed into the Gaza Strip, which suffers deep economic hardship.
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Another juror was excused after claiming financial hardship, though he'd left that off his jury questionnaire.
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Should coal and nuclear power plants get special treatment from the federal government for economic hardship?
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Matching tattoos don't ensure the longevity of a friendship, any more than any other mutual hardship.
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That is impossible because hardship waivers are not granted until after the annual volumes are set.
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You would have to prove in court that repayment would impose an undue hardship on you.
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Neumann's family office set up a hardship fund for those affected by suddenly losing their jobs.
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In the midst of unimaginable hardship, they continue to carry and care for the next generation.
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As a result, Daisy's family has been left without its "rock" and faces severe economic hardship.
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Talking about sex brings a lot to the surface—students discussed loss, family, trauma, hardship, fear.
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The Trump administration took steps to lessen the impact this time, but shutdowns undeniably cause hardship.
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And is it worth it to you to put yourself through the sacrifices and the hardship?
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You find strength in believing (or not) Faith is a stabilizing force for many facing hardship.
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"I know this has presented hardship to the region," Mr. Wiedefeld said at a news conference.
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Children inevitably bear the burden of parental sins, but we can try to mitigate their hardship.
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For him, the neighborhood is a place of hardship and struggle from which one must escape.
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It is only economic hardship that has forced the revolution's leaders to deviate from communist orthodoxy.
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She said this is my home and I want to share it with people having hardship.
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Still determining what "in transit" means for cases of refugees already en route for hardship exemptions.
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Such hardship as the residents of Illinois face today should not be encouraged across the country.
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"The 10 years of hardship alarm the ghosts and gods," ran one inscription on a wall.
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For friends going through hardship or recovering from loss, it's offered a singular way to heal.
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The company responded with a "hardship fund" of 500,000 Canadian dollars for the laid-off workers.
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At least 21 people have died in the demonstrations, which began as protests against economic hardship.
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However, the Fair Work commission wanted transitional arrangements to mitigate the hardship caused by the cuts.
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Europe has been wrestling with the issue for years as people flee war and economic hardship.
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In recommendation letters, they fabricated and exaggerated stories of hardship that played on negative racial stereotypes.
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"When a single tour cancels, it's a financial hardship for a small crew," Mr. Adamson said.
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"She has experienced more hardship and tragedy than most people probably will in a long life."
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It covers two decades of hardship and heartbreak, and includes unshakable scenes of violence and redemption.
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All in all, this suggested that something else — not typical economic hardship — was behind Trump's rise.
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I am your child, China; suffering and hardship belong to me, so do glory and pride.
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What policy can do is reduce the hardship facing those who are temporarily out of work.
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He talked about the hardship of the potential loss of good jobs in his heartland hometown.
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Mailed ballots and easily obtainable absentee ballots allow participation by those who find travel a hardship.
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On average, people who'd never experienced any sort of economic hardship performed better in every category.
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Despite the hardship, migrants say it is better than the poverty and violence they left behind.
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In times of crisis, artists are among the first and most deeply impacted by economic hardship.
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Death and hardship were constants in her life: She saw six of her younger siblings die.
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This threatening posture has led to a blockade against them and considerable hardship for Syrian Kurds.
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In Britain, wartime food shortages caused hardship and great inconvenience; in India, they caused mass starvation.
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Many of the migrants heading north say they are fleeing economic hardship and violence at home.
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I have moved 13 times and served in seven different countries, five of them hardship posts.
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I have moved 2020 times and served in seven different countries, five of them hardship posts.
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It's inhumane and undermines the human inclination to fight to live in the face of hardship.
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Remembering how you got through hardship before will remind you that you're stronger than you think.
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"I'm going into the year anticipating hardship, which is never a good lingering feeling," Levine says.
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Attila and his family, Holocaust survivors, have already experienced enough hardship to challenge any cohesive theology.
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This hardship drives Cocoran to this day, as she is always trying to prove her intellect.
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Their everyday lives are woven into a larger pattern of hardship and resilience in the city.
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Does your community have a program that is helping neighbors meet a challenge or overcome hardship?
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I'm sincerely sorry for any trouble or hardship I caused for Mr. Tillman and his family.
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But what we can't do for people is change the nature of life, which includes hardship.
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More than 2 million Palestinians are packed into the Gaza Strip, which suffers deep economic hardship.
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More than two million Palestinians are packed into the narrow strip which suffers deep economic hardship.
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In accordance with the Energy Policy Act of 85033 — the law that created the RFS — the EPA has for years granted hardship waivers to small institutions producing no more than 75,000 barrels a day that the EPA determines face "disproportionate economic hardship" from the ethanol mandate.
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No one has prepared them for the scale of the hardship they will endure in its name.
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PG&E has endured financial hardship amid the company's role in a series of wildfires in California.
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In many cases, minorities are less likely to have official forms of identification due to financial hardship.
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Skai had called the auction "a bad reality show" aimed at distracting the public from economic hardship.
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CNN has compiled a collection of powerful images showcasing their ingenuity in the face of continued hardship.
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The claims of massive job loss and economic hardship from the tariffs are unsupported and frankly ridiculous.
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"Discrimination is a core reason for economic hardship," she said in a guest appearance on Brewis' livestream.
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Deporting us to homelands we barely remember or don't remember at all would be an enormous hardship.
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But despite all the hardship girls we face, we still choose to exist, bravely, boldly, and beautifully.
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Encased in titanium, damascus steel and gold, it will likely endure any hardship you subject it to.
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"What my mom and I experienced [in Upstate New York] was a lot of hardship," Peters explains.
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A second told members of his administration to spare affected parties from hardship under regulations implementing Obamacare.
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It would be difficult to overstate the hardship and dangers the first American advisory team lived through.
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Sewing, in a memo to employees seen by Reuters, said he was aware of the hardship ahead.
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Facebook's success has led to gentrification and hardship in some towns close to its Menlo Park headquarters.
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Fearing economic hardship might cause the collapse of the establishment, Khamenei gave his blessing to the deal.
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Most experienced extreme hardship on the route: reports of beatings, rapes and torture in Libya are common.
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You can feel like you're sharing a secret, or a hardship with the rest of the world.
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In previous eras, governments of countries scarred by economic hardship set themselves the goal of "full" employment.
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EPA spokeswoman Liz Bowman said halting the hardship waiver program would be a violation of the RFS.
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"The EPA's misuse of the small refinery hardship waiver authority must end," Axne said in her letter.
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The survey of 230 cities helps companies and organizations determine compensation and hardship allowances for international staff.
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"There's always going to be an obstacle or a hardship put in front of us," she says.
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Or that really earnest quote about all the hardship you'd already endured as a private school student?
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I thought, 'My looks haven't spared me one hardship or one hurt moment or one painful situation.
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TSA airport screener absences hit 10% 30 days into the shutdown, signaling the financial hardship on employees.
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There is a lot of hardship and prayers and certain things you have to put into that.
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Sometimes food can embody many historical things that are a legacy of hardship and turmoil and oppression.
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There must be a substantial need for the material that cannot be otherwise met without undue hardship.
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That plan went awry in late April and created much more of a hardship for the Pirates.
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This meant that some users were unable to pay bills and suffered financial hardship, the FTC said.
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One in five famers may be disabled, a real hardship in an industry built on manual labor.
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The hardship is worth it, though, knowing that we're here for a purpose—in this case, fungi.
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Now, the Backstreet Boys star is reflecting on how he pushed through hardship and found true happiness.
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But it allows the EPA to exempt smaller plants if they show complying would cause financial hardship.
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For California, however — approximately the sixth-largest economy in the world — independence wouldn't necessarily bring economic hardship.
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That all of these queens have reached the peak of their profession after enduring so much hardship.
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We must take steps to strengthen the program so it can protect kids and families from hardship.
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Little consideration should be given to cost—what matters now is avoiding preventable deaths and extreme hardship.
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But financing is no longer easy, and some producers face real hardship, including fire sales or bankruptcy.
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This has deepened hardship in Gaza, whose economy, international experts say, is in a state of collapse.
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Tension eased when Khamenei approved the deal, fearing economic hardship might cause the collapse of the establishment.
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The survey of 231 cities helps companies and organizations determine compensation and hardship allowances for international staff.
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One technical analyst says the stock charts point to more hardship ahead for the electric vehicle maker.
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Bret wouldn't be Bret without the success, but he probably wouldn't be Bret without the hardship, too.
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In other words, the man came into office inheriting economic hardship, the worst since the Great Depression.
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Nor does Mr Kim have to worry much about the political consequences of hardship for his people.
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Founders don't need to put development costs on a credit card or face short-term economic hardship.
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This is sure to cause hardship for the 40m Pushtuns living on both side of the border.
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Jordan's office pushes back against the idea that these work requirements would cause hardship for the poor.
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When service members are in financial hardship, they can lose their security clearance and eligibility to serve.
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Economic hardship creates feelings of powerlessness that draw people toward dominant, authoritarian leaders, says a new study.
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The Cambodian people have faced immense hardship, but everyone we met was optimistic, fun-loving, and warm.
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That was a hardship exacerbated by decades of land use policies enabling community building where waters lay.
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That's the number of adults who have faced medical financial hardship in the past year, research shows.
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On Thursday, TSA said 21625 percent of its workforce was absent, most of them citing financial hardship.
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And throughout economic hardship, a debt restructuring can be simpler to negotiate among a tight-knit group.
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Democrats have sought to highlight the economic hardship federal workers could face due to a prolonged shutdown.
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He later said he is "painfully aware" that federal workers are facing financial hardship after missing paychecks.
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"They have given us permission to harvest our fields this year because of our hardship," he said.
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Mercer's survey of 231 cities helps companies and organizations determine compensation and hardship allowances for international staff.
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Meanwhile, oil refiners like Exxon and Chevron that won the "hardship" exemptions have had multibillion dollar profits.
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"This compensation is relatively small given the unfathomable hardship of seventeen years of wrongful imprisonment," they added.
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The shutdown threw more than 800,000 federal workers into immediate financial hardship and paralyzed key government functions.
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"Let the board know his hardship," said Karin Posvar Picket, an associate broker at the Corcoran Group.
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Where Johnson forecasts a "short-term bottom," Binger sees a fundamental picture that points to further hardship.
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But rural areas are not the only parts of France affected by economic hardship or Macron's reforms.
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Rather, they present a clearer path forward helping homeowners facing a financial hardship remain in their homes.
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Be resilient and persistent, because making a career change can be difficult, but growth comes from hardship.
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He remained personally popular among segments of Cuban society even after his economic policies created severe hardship.
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It turns developing-world hardship into a prose-ready opportunity for growth, empathy into an extracurricular activity.
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The IRS declined to tell the Post how many of its employees are out on hardship leave.
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Grant, who knew hardship better than anyone in his cabinet, had been expected to sign the bill.
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Aykut Erdogdu, a CHP lawmaker for Istanbul, said trust in Erdogan was declining due to economic hardship.
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Opposition activists, unions and professional groups launched nationwide protests against mounting economic hardship in December last year.
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Facing severe economic hardship, even starvation, many concluded that the Soviet Union had been a better deal.
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Descendants say the Trinity Test caused generations of families to suffer from rare cancer and economic hardship.
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Many suffered unimaginable trauma and hardship—but they are determined to raise their country from the rubble.
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"It's a magnitude of financial hardship that we haven't been able to capture until now," Hoopes said.
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You're not going to let hardship beat the life and the capacity to love out of you.
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It's no accident that it's concentrated in areas where that kind of severe hardship is also concentrated.
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The proposed payments would go directly to millions of Americans blindsided by enormous uncertainty and impending hardship.
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Customers experiencing hardship due to the shutdown may qualify for payment assistance programs based on individual circumstances.
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They remain undaunted even in the face of severe hardship and assume that every wrong is temporary.
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They included a £500 billion boost for the welfare state and a hardship fund for local authorities.
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They receive tuition assistance for college and can apply for hardship grants in times of financial strain.
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The kind of hardship he was willing to live with, and to court and to seek out.
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Be sure to check that your workplace's plan allows hardship distributions — it isn't required to do so.
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Governments will need separate programmes to help workers facing hardship, particularly freelancers and people on flexible contracts.
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That's not to say that they ignore pain or minimize hardship — they certainly acknowledge their emotional wounds.
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While they'll bring your monthly payment down to zero, they signal financial hardship to lenders, Kantrowitz said.
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For a certain type of person — usually young and male — the hardship is part of the allure.
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For a generation, enlisting has produced reliable hardship for troops and families, but nothing that resembles victory.
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"Hurricanes Harvey, Irma and Maria have devastated many communities, inflicting severe hardship," the post-meeting statement said.
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They come at a time when Tunisia's economy is struggling and many people are suffering real hardship.
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Altuve said the hardship of his first few seasons helped forge his and the team's championship mettle.
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Put jade in direct sunlight and let it get thirsty before you water it; Jade likes hardship.
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Having a mentor can give you insight on how you should react in certain times of hardship.
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As recently as a few months ago, Dr. Meltzer opposed aiding governments and industries facing economic hardship.
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As I looked at my weeping, broken husband, I hated myself for putting him through another hardship.
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Previously, those who took a hardship withdrawal could not contribute to their account again for six months.
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The Puritans could survive hardship because they knew what kind of cosmic drama they were involved in.
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Mercer's survey of 231 cities helps companies and organisations determine compensation and hardship allowances for international staff.
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Meanwhile, al-Nimeiri's economic policies plunged the country into hardship, as the cost of basic goods skyrocketed.
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"You have to understand where we came from, there's a lot of hardship, dictatorships," Kaled Alamarie said.
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Like the city he helped save, Mr. Rohatyn's early life was a mixture of luxury and hardship.
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The demonstrations are being fueled by economic hardship in the country and outrage over alleged government corruption.
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Hundreds of millions – and in some cases billions – of dollars in profits isn't my definition of 'hardship.
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As often happens in communities facing hardship, the generosity of the human spirit comes to the forefront.
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They also hope it shows older generations in their field that the hardship was all worth it.
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"There are people who need help now, people who are going through hardship every day," Shimizu said.
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"I mean you can imagine, it's wasn't a hardship," Colman added, to big laughs from the audience.
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After a long journey full of danger and hardship, he arrived at the place in his dream.
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" She added, "All I meant was that we all have to make sacrifices in times of hardship.
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They said Trump's order might be constitutional if the waiver provisions for those facing hardship were robust.
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Or no one does, in which case they are "covered" by economic hardship for workers and retirees.
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The devastating effect on nonbusiness services sectors would inflict disproportionate hardship on low-skill, low-income workers.
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It would do so by broadening what's known as the "hardship exemption" established by the Obama administration.
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"There is very little in the mainstream music business about economic hardship," says music historian Ted Gioia.
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She said that her office has developed an algorithm that could identify when a taxpayer is at risk of having an economic hardship and recommended that the IRS could use the indicator to trigger a pop-up screen when a taxpayer at risk of economic hardship calls the agency.
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It is a place of beauty and hardship, and of the struggle and yearning that also power flamenco.
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On Universal Credit, the Labour leader said the new system was causing hardship and should be ended immediately.
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Although Hnit Thi Oo herself was never in the streets, she is no stranger to poverty and hardship.
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The data also showed that, among cancer survivors, 25.3% reported that they had material hardship associated with cancer.
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Missing even one day of work creates hardship for families that are already struggling to pay their bills.
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"Our Client Assistance Program is available and designed to help clients experiencing financial hardship," said spokesman Lawrence Grayson.
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The disintegration of sea-dependent industries such as fishing caused widespread unemployment and economic hardship in local communities.
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Across the projector they hold hands, a marriage bond intact, not just despite hardship but because of it.
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If you put motherhood off too long, you invite unnecessary hardship – physically, financially and psychologically – into your life.
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It also eases the requirements for rent-stabilized buildings to prevent financial hardship on low-wage New Yorkers.
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Amid crushing hardship in the territory, Ewadi said business had been falling off, even at marriage loan societies.
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Reports have suggested the migrants are fleeing violence and, in some cases, economic hardship in their home countries.
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A risk-taker by nature, he was prepared to face danger and hardship in his quest for riches.
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Few voiced support for the looting, but they warned that people were cracking under economic hardship and unemployment.
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The unrest was a reminder to authorities that they were vulnerable to popular anger fueled by economic hardship.
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Their descendants weathered generations of hardship and calamity: washed-out hillside farms, coal-mining disasters and extreme poverty.
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From interpersonal drama to bug bites in delicate places, the show is a 21-day exercise in hardship.
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She held us together in a time of grief and hardship and instilled in us love and empathy.
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But these moves towards saner economic policies have so far done little to ease hardship for most people.
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Ninety percent of startups fail and, given the volatility of the industry, even established companies may encounter hardship.
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There, he wanders through the value and the difficulty of not shifting one's focus away from the hardship.
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As a result, paying for a private lawyer would impose a substantial hardship on the defendant, she said.
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" Damon Beres, Deputy Tech Editor: "A perfect romance for 2016, filled with tension, hardship and unbelievable emotional generosity.
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Delhi may soon be considered a "hardship" posting because of the high levels of pollution, some missions said.
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Biden's book, Promise Me, Dad: A Year of Hope, Hardship, and Purpose, is set for release in November.
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Early in my career, an important partnership dissolved and I went through severe financial hardship as a result.
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There is a lot of hardship and prayers and certain things you have to put in to that.
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And that's not counting anyone who filed claims for additional losses due to identity theft or other hardship.
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Three pawn shops along the town's main parade offer a glimpse of the economic hardship it is facing.
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Bring up your contributions and how you have helped your company move past those times of economic hardship.
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Obviously she's insecure and scared, but she responds to hardship in a way that I just find astonishing.
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BOAO, China — China's economic reform efforts could create hardship, said Hans-Paul Bürkner, chairman of Boston Consulting Group.
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In December Raúl Castro, Cuba's president, gave a speech warning Cubans to brace for more hardship in 2016.
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You simply list the item online and wait for it to be directly accepted by someone experiencing hardship.
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Baghdad on Monday said the freeze initiative was acceptable, citing the hardship for producers caused by low prices.
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Success isn't the absence of hardship or struggle, says Tim Denning, a tech advisor who blogs about happiness.
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It's not about economic hardship, it's about doing what's easier and more familiar for as long as possible.
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Detroit's schools, like the city, have suffered from financial hardship that has shaken the region in recent years.
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" At the same time, he said, it "seems perverse to focus on the casualties or hardship in Afghanistan.
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Yet once it's over, you realize the hardship is exactly what makes the effort so intense and meaningful.
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Her parents fled hardship in Colombia and settled in New Jersey to seek a better life, she said.
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Senators who support her nomination are putting millions of people at risk of increased hardship and financial insecurity.
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Additional hardship duty pay helped, as well as the tax-free earnings from serving in a combat zone.
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They rebound from failure, overcome hardship and look challenges square in the eye without getting their feathers ruffled.
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Some have reported rashes, hair loss, seizures, unexplained miscarriages, psychological breakdowns, and financial hardship, attorney Cary McGehee said.
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Some in Guatemala are now facing not just economic hardship but actual starvation thanks to a heating planet.
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But people who did yoga experienced greater reductions in anxiety, depression, and perceived hardship related to their illness.
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Through a forbearance, you can delay your payments for up to a year due to a personal hardship.
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Economic hardship also happened, for different reasons, at the end of the term of the last Republican president.
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Investing in a retirement plan while you are young can save you considerable hardship when you are older.
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Security officials have also pointed to economic hardship and social media as playing a role in triggering attacks.
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She was keenly aware that if people found hardship when they returned home, they could be re-trafficked.
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"It is outrageous that victims languish in hardship while government-sanctioned administrators collect millions in fees," Buchanan said.
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His toothy smile and sunny disposition belie the seven years of arduous hardship he faced to enter Germany.
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I have been through so much hardship, and it has developed me into the woman I am today.
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The future of education is just lots of dabbing, followed by an endless lifetime of debt and hardship.
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Harvard loosened its requirements in 2014, allowing students to forgo taking two tests if it causes financial hardship.
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This is not right; we should not have to endure such hardship after everything we have been through.
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I firmly believe no person should be sentenced to a lifetime of hardship because of a marijuana arrest.
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The country's debt crisis has lasted almost 10 years, creating economic hardship, unemployment and seriously eroding property prices.
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The plan would cause "substantial hardship" for the thoroughfare's wealthy residents and business interests, an important tax base.
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And the bill allows the Labor Department to grant hardship exemptions to businesses with fewer than 50 employees.
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Many in the group are women and children believed to be seeking refuge from violence and economic hardship.
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When Mr. Coleman started the center, Destination Tomorrow, he said later, he wanted to focus on economic hardship.
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She provided a model of how she found meaning within the chaos and hardship of her own past.
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Another consisted of a single aging face, one that reflected the effects of hardship but also retained dignity.
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This time will require much from each of us, and there will be much hardship and sacrifice ahead.
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Women, meanwhile, are more likely to feel the brunt of financial hardship as a result of the pandemic.
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It was a great hardship, but Mr. Torn treated it as just another part of life's ongoing improvisation.
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Social status, family issues, addiction, and economic hardship are common problems, and these are topics well worth exploring.
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Interest never accrues on your subsidized federal loans during an economic hardship deferment, and payments will be postponed.
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"We have several financial hardship programs offering a range of short-term to long-term assistance," they added.
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"You endure a lot of hardship to raise a son, and then someone simply takes him from you."
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They provide uneven inclusion, by mobilizing previously excluded groups while simultaneously creating obstacles, even hardship, for their opponents.
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In the meantime, we recognize that a sudden halt to production creates a significant financial hardship for many.
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Still, the tornado on its own would have created considerable hardship for a community, which now must rebuild.
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In Massachusetts, Governor Charlie Baker said he recognized the hardship that the closures have imposed on everyone involved.
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In Massachusetts, Governor Charlie Baker said he recognized the hardship that the closures have imposed on everyone involved.
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Thanks to the strength of the dollar, Washington has the means to create severe financial hardship for Pyongyang.
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He was allowed a single appearance on state television, where he offered hope while also warning of hardship.
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In late December, demonstrations which began over economic hardship spread to more than 80 Iranian cities and towns.
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But, these businesses would have to "prove" their hardship, whereas large businesses are exempt completely from the fee.
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After several years of hardship and negative headlines, Congress enacted legislation, the Disability Benefits Reform Act of 2202.
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The result is post-disaster financial hardship, growing disaster assistance, slower recovery times, and overall less resilient communities.
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Public patience with economic hardship is wearing thin; the political cost of the government's "resistance economy" is onerous.
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And with that comes a responsibility to go where the story is, no matter the danger or hardship.
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But for those experiencing burnout, choosing medicine as a profession can feel like a hardship to be overcome.
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"Incarceration would impose excessive hardship on him given his disability and his age," attorney Joseph P. Green said.
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"The movie company thinks it's a hardship – to spend $10,000 for what used to be free," Antle said.
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His resiliency and perseverance to find happiness after a lifetime of hardship is incredibly affecting to the viewer.
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This is a slippery slope that would set an example for people to exploit historical hardship of ancestors.
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In other measure aimed at easing hardship, the government lowered food prices in state-run stores from Friday.
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Instead of maintaining a divine distance from life's experiences, including its grief and hardship, Jesus shared in them.
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John Kasich embraced a supporter Thursday who thanked the GOP presidential candidate for boosting his spirits amid hardship.
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Hardship was handmaiden to an examination of all that remained good, all that they should cling tight to.
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By honoring Dr. Kirkpatrick, the bill calls attention to the financial, emotional, and personal hardship faced by whistleblowers.
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That change substantially weakens SNAP's ability to help the unemployed afford food during a downturn, when hardship mounts.
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Giuliani's role As the US laid out those priorities, Zelensky joked about the hardship of getting lawyers involved.
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Two thirds are as exposed to climatic hardship as people were in the time of the Roman Empire.
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" Toni Morrison "'Song of Solomon' is a book I think of when I imagine people going through hardship.
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Her belongings told a story of privation and sorrow; their sheer mass was a bulwark against future hardship.
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So a lot of victims wind up remaining silent from the embarrassment and the financial hardship that's created.
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Ultimately, these requirements force patients to endure unnecessary hardship and wait times to receive the care they need.
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The real question is whether employees can be exempted from such disputed activities without causing a business hardship.
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In addition, 12.7 million taxpayers claimed exemptions from the coverage requirement, on account of hardship or other factors.
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The company has requested $60 billion in government aid to weather the hardship as the coronavirus crisis deepens.
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It still casts the discussion of financial hardship in familiar terms of who deserves help and who doesn't.
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Ms. Ehrenreich is the author of "Nickel and Dimed" and the founder of the Economic Hardship Reporting Project.
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Barbara Ehrenreich is the author of "Nickel and Dimed" and the founder of the Economic Hardship Reporting Project.
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To handle it in a two-tier fashion is to admit that sharing a room is a hardship.
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But are they scarier than real threats, like climate change, economic hardship, or the death of loved ones?
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The fact of the matter is that rising premiums and deductibles have caused hardship for millions of people.
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In a lot of cases, the information on someone's visa application won't address any "undue hardship" they have.
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Continued hardship Sunday's incident came amid daily anxiety in the South American nation, where the economic hardship and bloody political turmoil that had roiled the country for months came to a head last week when the Constituent Assembly was voted into office, taking the place of the opposition-led National Assembly.
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"These three countries want to create psychological tension against Iran ... We will overcome this period of hardship," Zarif said.
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But rain and snow, combined with mountainous terrain and limited public transit, mean traveling even short distances poses hardship.
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In spite of periodic tragedy and economic hardship, the Big Show always endured because of its capacity for adaptation.
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Lawmakers tried to reassure federal employees on Friday that Congress was aware of the financial hardship they are enduring.
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I've watched my mother face unbelievable hardship and retain the grace that took my breath away as a child.
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Many said they fled war and persecution as well as economic hardship but Israel treats them as economic migrants.
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For the 800,000 federal workers who are either furloughed or working without pay, missing multiple paychecks means financial hardship.
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You're talking about 800,000 workers and while I feel sorry for the individuals that have hardship cases, 800,000 workers.
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Not only would such a trial impose an extreme hardship on defendants, it would also invite a 'media circus.
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We stayed like that for a long time in a kind of triangle honoring life and hardship and perseverance.
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" Harris' fourth action would write a new rule that states separation from a close family member is "extreme hardship.
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It also showed that 34.3% reported psychological financial hardship, measured as worrying about medical bills, according to the report.
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From relentless rain to bug bites in delicate places, the show has been a 21-day exercise in hardship.
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But small oil refineries can be exempted from the standard if they prove that compliance would cause disproportionate hardship.
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Especially when dealing with sensitive issues that cause financial hardship, it's important to let people control their own stories.
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The waiver program is meant to benefit small refineries who argue that blending in ethanol would cause a hardship.
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The waivers are intended for small facilities that would face "disproportionate economic hardship" if they comply with the RFS.
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Another Cinema Novo director, Glauber Rocha, called it a "cinema of hunger" for its focus on poverty and hardship.
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In another era, student poverty might have meant a brief period of hardship during a life of relative affluence.
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She explained that she moved to Hawaii for school, but was forced to drop out due to financial hardship.
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But the biggest hardship for many locals is no longer being able to afford to live in their city.
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Employers would have to provide reasonable accommodations for pregnant workers unless it would be an undue hardship for them.
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Several people who spoke to CNN described the financial hardship and the strain it has brought to family life.
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The EPA has said its criteria for approving hardship waivers for small refineries has not changed from past years.
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A 98-year-old man has shown that both distance and hardship won't get in the way of love.
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Despite being a 10 minute walk from Brazil, Ciudad del Este is considered a hardship posting for Brazilian diplomats.
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Mr Guaidó and Mr Trump are betting that hardship will topple the regime before it starves the Venezuelan people.
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Today, he stars on NBC's Emmy-winning show This is Us , but Jon Huertas is no stranger to hardship.
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I think a convenient life can be extremely boring if you're never challenged with any hardship of everyday life.
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The increase in jobless claims is more evidence that the shutdown is triggering widespread financial hardship for government workers.
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But there is a limit to the hardship people will endure before demanding change by any means they can.
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Though I'm sure it wasn't too much of a hardship to live in a wine cellar for a while.
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"Traveling is an opportunity that many people do not get to experience, often because of financial hardship," she said.
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Others, however, said the strike was causing hardship in a city where many make a living as street sellers.
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This, of course, is the particular hardship of a species whose existence depends on the fleeting attention of humans.
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That means ensuring everyone can obtain the health services they need without suffering financial hardship to pay for them.
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In recent years, Burundi, and its capital, Bujumbura, have been marked by social instability, political tensions and economic hardship.
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Things are far from perfect, but despite the hardship she has faced, she seems genuinely content and happy there.
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But for people like Mridha, who live on the floodplains, the park is a place of hardship and loss.
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His pictures show mangled corpses but also grieving families and people suffering hardship yet trying to live with dignity.
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"We have learned, and it is great to know, the town pictured has recovered from economic hardship," Mitchell said.
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The EPA under Pruitt has granted hardship waivers to large oil refineries to help them circumvent biofuels requirements. Sen.
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The requirement could be waived if the districts can show that compliance would cause financial hardship, among other conditions.
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Thomas said the government's interest in preserving national security outweighs any hardship to people denied entry into the country.
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The wrong mix could deepen sectarian divisions after Mosul is attacked, risking all-out civil war and more hardship.
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It is investing $5 million more into its Helping Hands program, an internal fund to aid associates during hardship.
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Thousands of people from Vietnam are smuggled to Europe every year on a route filled with violence and hardship.
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The clean-energy transformation can generate short-term economic hardship, even as it brings important health and other benefits.
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Hardship disappeared on Sunday evenings when my family listened to the records of exiled Cuban comedian Guillermo Alvarez Guedes.
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Undoubtedly there are ways to soothe the hardship on both sides, and we should try to figure them out.
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Yes, having a serious disability or caring for someone who does is hard, but hardship doesn't define that life.
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"It's going to cause [us] hardship," Boening said, adding he may have to put off purchasing some new equipment.
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" Biden made the remarks while promoting his new book "Promise Me, Dad: A Year of Hope, Hardship, and Purpose.
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" Biden made the comments while promoting a new book, "Promise Me, Dad: A Year of Hope, Hardship and Purpose.
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She couldn't have known that her shout would consign Ah Yang to such long years of hardship and regret.
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I served for 11 years in the Air Force and saw many of my colleagues experience this hardship firsthand.
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They often require a parent to co-sign the loan and offer very little flexibility if there's a hardship.
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Most migrants are heading to Italy, desperate to flee conflict or hardship in Nigeria, Eritrea and other African countries.
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"Economic hardship is bad for your health," Dr. Umberson said — and, again, unmarried women take the brunt of that.
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"We work with students every day who face trauma and face hardship," Garfield High School teacher Erika Huerta said.
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"We recognize the hardship of not having electric service," a PG&E representative told Business Insider in an email.
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It can't stay with the idea that hardship has just made Noah into more of who he already was.
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He realizes the walkout was a hardship for some parents who had to scramble to find day care plans.
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But American farmers have always risen to the challenge of the day, be it famine, war, or economic hardship.
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For 2017, reasons for hardship exemption include the death of a family member, an eviction, domestic violence, and bankruptcy.
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Citing security concerns, Israel and Egypt maintain tight curbs on the enclave, deepening economic hardship and raising humanitarian concerns.
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But in BattleTech, Everist offers a breadth of musical language to communicate a sense of triumph, hardship, and adventure.
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There is no doubt that these plans can be a source of real financial hardship and poor medical decisions.
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And she knew her mother had endured pain and emotional hardship, so she pushed herself to do the same.
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My father began mining at 14 and was seemingly on track for a life of hardship and black lung.
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It taught me to find the beauty in the hardship I had been experiencing, and to smile at fear.
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This happened to banks in Greece when Greek government bonds fell to junk status, contributing to severe economic hardship.
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They must also think about policies with an eye towards their risk of discrimination or hardship for vulnerable groups.
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Recalling how her Russian teachers had preserved ballet through war and hardship, she said, "Because it's there, there's hope."
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These clauses serve no lawful business purpose when workers do not receive substantial training, while they cause significant hardship.
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"The hurricanes brought flooding, power outages, infrastructure damage and individual hardship to Texas and Florida," Chief Justice Roberts wrote.
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"He left Florida to put behind him his childhood and the hardship he suffered," Mr. Sercarz told the judge.
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It drains people of their empathy, because it fosters the illusion that they can proceed through life without hardship.
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The governor also announced an order waiving mortgage payments for three months for homeowners facing virus-related financial hardship.
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Most of the migrants in Libya are fleeing armed conflict, persecution or severe economic hardship in sub-Saharan Africa.
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The individuals sanctioned on Monday are fairly low-profile and the move is unlikely to create major economic hardship.
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I think a convenient life can be extremely boring if you're never challenged with any hardship of everyday life.
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From there, you can send hardship letters to lenders, like your mortgage company, to see what your options are.
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South Korea was considered a hardship assignment, and most uniformed personnel stayed just a year (and still do today).
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Making sure they're protected against job loss and economic hardship and making sure that we're thinking about vulnerable populations.
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An unwanted pregnancy is an added financial hardship that many women will not be able to tolerate right now.
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Right now, smaller, independent brands are undoubtedly the most vulnerable to economic hardship in the wake of the coronavirus.
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" Mr. Stamatis said he believed Haiti's policy stemmed from "economic hardship related to natural disasters that have occurred there.
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Born in 1930, Mr. Johns was the only son of an alcoholic farmer and a mother accustomed to hardship.
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Right now only people who are under 30 or who have a hardship exemption can purchase a catastrophic plan.
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Before they became some of the richest people in the world, these celebrities and entrepreneurs endured hardship and struggles.
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Such spousal jobs are often an accepted part of hardship assignments and crucial to the family finances of diplomats.
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To parents who endure inconceivable hardship to get their children to this country, precisely in order to protect them.
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They cite hardship from a massive, 12-city lock down, as well as a complacent early response from officials.
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It was so awful to hear an affected hardship by someone with more money than my whole family combined.
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There are many global health heroes who endure danger and hardship to treat vulnerable populations and combat infectious diseases.
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One particularly difficult hardship for him has been trying to visit his uncle in Yonkers using only public transportation.
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"They never spoke about the hardship," she said, only fond memories of baseball and card games in the camps.
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Fans called Jackson "Old Hickory" because he was tough and shared his men's hardship and deprivation in the Army.
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It could become a reality if the epidemic, as predicted, inflicts sustained hardship on the economy and people's livelihood.
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Disaster aid is insufficient to help them rebuild and the unexpected costs of repair can create serious financial hardship.
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But even a higher poverty line shows a big reduction in hardship, as Our World in Data has documented.
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She is also in the midst of writing "Option B," a book about resilience in the face of hardship.
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I get that the misdirected email has been a small inconvenience, but it may have caused her major hardship.
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But in any case, the official poverty measure is a very poor indicator of economic hardship in this country.
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" Biden said reading an excerpt from his new book, "Promise Me, Dad: A Year of Hope, Hardship and Purpose.
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Pruitt has been granting RFS waivers — intended for small refineries experiencing unique economic hardship — to several highly profitable refineries.
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After experiencing financial hardship herself when she was a young mother, she now uses her retirement to give back.
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In addition to being inconvenient, or nonsensical, the variations in occupational laws between states inflict extreme hardship on workers.
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The agency wrote in a rulemaking agenda that its existing policy has created "significant and unnecessary hardship" for veterans.
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For those worried about a recession, personal savings can help protect you in periods of economic uncertainty and hardship.
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Troell emphasizes hardship and authenticity above all, but there's no denying the sun-touched beauty of his images, too.
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Doza, an engineering undergraduate student who grew up in three native Alaskan tribes, represents more than one hardship overcome.
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In Delaware, I'm still not sure why, the judges here have decided that when they balance hardships, if there's not another deal out there, the hardship to the shareholder of losing a deal is greater than the hardship of them being misled or getting a lousy deal because they can vote it down.
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He condemned xenophobic attacks on foreigners in South Africa, including Nigerians, against a backdrop of economic hardship and soaring unemployment.
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They probably face months of hardship and fear under the ever more merciless and paranoid rule of the Islamic State.
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The area "has seen incredible economic hardship," Kate Boyle, deputy executive director of the environmentalist organization Appalachian Voices, told me.
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But without the shock of rising joblessness, a direct link between Brexit and economic hardship will continue to be disputed.
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Dorsey said communities needed to help people of all backgrounds participate in the economy, particularly those who had suffered hardship.
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Half of renters in the survey reported a material hardship in the past year, compared with one-third of homeowners.
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He, like Um Mohamed, insists he will stay in his home despite the hardship, despite the proximity of the battle.
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But Klein and Woodle were once at-risk youth themselves, living through significant trauma and hardship in their younger years.
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The Liberal government has already dropped big hints that it will boost programs that compensate farmers in times of hardship.
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The financial hardship associated with homelessness is a burden often only lifted by stable income, which usually means stable employment.
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Franco's regime was isolated politically and economically after Germany's wartime defeat in 1945, which caused great hardship to most Spaniards.
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Now, after a decade or so during which freedoms began to flourish, Tanzanians are facing both economic hardship and repression.
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Farmers bearing the brunt of Trump's trade with China say his support of the hardship waivers has destroyed ethanol demand.
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To focus on the perceived hardship of plasma donors, moreover, is to ignore the needs of the patients it helps.
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For the moment, this community's continued hardship serves as a reminder that major environmental disasters rarely have a quick fix.
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Economic hardship, long seen as fuelling Islamist opposition movements, may also be eroding traditional views on women's role in society.
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Although the slump that followed the bursting of a housing bubble in 2008 inflicted much hardship, Spain avoided social conflict.
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AS EARLY as 1941, Paul Samuelson, a Nobel prize-winning trade economist, argued that globalisation causes economic hardship for some.
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This step will support education, hardship and living expenses for affected families, community programs, and economic development in those communities.
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The most illegally trafficked animal globally is often overlooked — and you can have a role in making its hardship known.
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Going to sea is all about hardship, sacrifice and boredom—"SSDD", or same shit, different day, as Filipino sailors say.
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If you have another financial hardship, you may also be able to put loans into "forbearance," which also postpones payments.
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But small facilities can apply for an exemption if they prove complying with the RFS would cause them financial hardship.
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However, what is stopping people from, say, faking an illness or a hardship and cashing in on a concerned public?
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Below, find Tang's full tutorial, then check out these inspiring stories of women who have used beauty to overcome hardship.
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She was attracted to their wry humor, but also how they overcame hardship, she says while citing Coal Miner's Daughter.
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She and son Rolan Bolan endured decades of hardship back in LA because she and Marc were never legally married.
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But the unexpected step also spurred hardship as much of the country's economy is cash-based, especially in poorer areas.
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Several years ago, Air Canada faced similar financial hardship and managed to turn itself around by trading comfort for profit.
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However, Americans believe in equal opportunities to achieve the American dream, and therefore in the need for protection during hardship.
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Saudi Arabia may have more oil, but Iran has a more diversified economy—and knows how to deal with hardship.
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Unemployment is thought to stand at over 50% and after years of financial hardship many are without cash to spend.
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Despite the hardship and the fears that the project would never be realized, Mr. Rutten says he has no regrets.
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Republicans, like Michigan Governor Rick Snyder, love to commend citizens on their resilience and ingenuity in the face of hardship.
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More than a decade without a frost risks creating a generation unable to resist the cold – incapable of handling hardship.
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"I don't believe like people should be experiencing hardship while the CEO is, like, off on vacation," Musk told King.
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That's increased the hardship for residents right now, but over time, such measures could change the culture around water consumption.
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In 2012, she founded the Economic Hardship Reporting Project, an impressive, foundation-backed venture to support journalists reporting on inequality.
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After months of hardship, many Kenyans say they are too dejected to sustain a drawn-out political and economic fight.
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" Under bankruptcy law as it exists today, a borrower may "discharge" student loans if repayment would constitute "an undue hardship.
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"We realize our decision impacted you at a time you were facing a hardship," a Wells Fargo mortgage executive wrote.
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Putting a defendant in jail before a criminal trial creates a huge hardship for the defendant and the defense attorney.
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Also, we cannot forget the external forces such as poverty and economic hardship that create a greater vulnerability to addiction.
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The bill proposes changing that so that individuals who take hardship withdrawals can still continue to save during that time.
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Nowadays, material hardship and social change brought by the war are pushing women to try less traditional roles and trades.
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Those who first go to other planets will face far more risk of death [and] hardship than those who stay.
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Crimes such as arson, vehicle theft and burglary inflict emotional damage and economic hardship, costing victims $85033 billion in 2015.
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How does a cult of perpetual hardship and sacrifice survive its visibly warming international relationships and increased contacts with foreigners?
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The work was backbreaking and his family faced hardship: one brother lost four fingers in a construction accident in Tehran.
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"Afraid" finds Mozzy embracing hardship and proposing that help isn't necessary when you're on the right side of God's wrath.
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For others, it can manifest as external hardship—death, job loss—that forces us to have a moment of reckoning.
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What consideration is being given to hardship cases for people who truly are in imminent danger in their home countries?
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" In the letter, Wyden and Neal said that withholding too little in taxes presents "a considerable problem and undue hardship.
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It makes for a fascinating but sometimes uncomfortable contest between material hardship and aesthetic ingenuity, with victories for both sides.
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It wants to promote the hard work, courage and progressive policies of these women, who have all experienced financial hardship.
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It costs a freaking fortune; the financial burden is a massive hardship because health insurance doesn't cover any of it.
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The looming total ban on oil sales is likely to sharply increase the economic hardship for Iran's 80 million people.
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They also believe that they shared a strength that was perhaps traceable to surviving this particular hardship, this pronounced sadness.
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Last week, the guild's executive director, Ryan Price, criticized Mr. Khosrowshahi's "hardship fund" as another fee that would hit workers.
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Write yourself a letter of compassion just as you would to a neighbor or friend who had experienced a hardship.
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John WilliamsDaily Books Editor and Staff Writer PROMISE ME, DAD: A Year of Hope, Hardship, and Purpose, by Joe Biden.
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The hardship of the frontier calls forth energy, youthfulness and labor, and these have always been the nation's defining traits.
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That seems like a terribly unfair hardship to inflict on women in what is likely to be a global recession.
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The other had complained that he would suffer financial hardship from being out of work during the four-month trial.
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"This is a dead-end path that will cause great hardship to Americans," proclaimed Representative Mo Brooks, Republican of Alabama.
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At the same time, they adopted a raft of measures to insulate their people from as much hardship as possible.
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The market and the public need to know that the current plan includes a commitment to avoid unreasonable economic hardship.
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She is using that personal hardship to project grit and distinguish herself from "most people in politics," as she says.
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The hardship and danger to individuals returned to Mexico under the MPP have been repeatedly confirmed by reliable news reports.
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Surprise medical billing impacts millions of patients across the country, causing additional stress and hardship in an already complicated situation.
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It has made outcomes better for patients and has reduced the financial and emotional hardship caused by surprise medical bills.
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Still, in a Tuesday editorial, state media hinted at a causal relationship between acting against Beijing's wishes and business hardship.
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She had been based overseas for half of her career, often serving on hardship assignments, and in post-conflict environments.
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Mass protests driven by discontent over economic hardship and corruption have broken nearly two years of relative stability in Iraq.
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" The Metropolitan Museum of Art said using its Fifth Avenue building as a polling site would cause "an extreme hardship.
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These developments are troubling because they indicate dislocation and even hardship for some workers, at least in the near term.
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Some retirement plans also allow withdrawals when experiencing a financial hardship, but about 15% of 20193(k) plans do not.
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Essentially, debtors must prove in court that they pass the test of "undue hardship," which is a notably vague framework.
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The government is making it easier for investors facing an economic hardship to take money from their 103(k)s.
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Around 80% of 401(k) plan sponsors allow hardship distributions and just 2.3% of participants take them, reports Investment News.
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These people could endure every hardship because they were serving in a spiritual drama and not just a financial one.
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It's similar to existing rules allowing you to take a loan from your 401(k) or a financial hardship withdrawal.
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Roughly 15% of 401(k) plans don't allow account holders to take distributions when they are experiencing a financial hardship.
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For those without the same financial resources, however, hiring experienced counsel will usually turn out to entail significant financial hardship.
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There will be pictures and viral videos of real people facing hardship, and those pictures are sure to inspire hordes.
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Some retirement plans also allow withdrawals when experiencing a financial hardship, but about 15% of 401(k) plans do not.
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To ease the hardship, the elder brother enlisted in police in 2006 to help support his family, his father said.
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Under a Trump administration, it might become easier to claim hardship and get out of the requirement to buy insurance.
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The breach was unnerving, individually and collectively, and it may directly lead to some victims experiencing real challenges and hardship.
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Transit restrictions and other measures bring more hardship, particularly for part-time workers who can't rely on paid time off.
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He was a man who routinely maxed fitness tests and endured physical hardship while deployed to rural locales in Afghanistan.
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Broadening the hardship exemption would allow more healthy people to opt out of having insurance while suffering no tax penalty.
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"The defendant received what he bargained for, and holding him to it is not a hardship," the special counsel's office wrote.
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Why it matters: It's a sign of the financial hardship TSA workers are feeling as the government shutdown hits day 30.
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Digital credit through mobile phones is leading in some places to overborrowing, hardship and—horror of horrors—even more financial exclusion.
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After weeks of traveling thousands of miles and facing harassment along the way, the trans community is transforming hardship into celebration.
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The farmers' worries highlight the growing anger among forest communities at large-scale development projects that displace villagers and cause hardship.
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For children in communities where people were losing their houses to foreclosure, hardship seemed to have the opposite effect on weight.
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The demonstrations have been fueled in large part by pervasive despair caused by the blockade which has caused widespread economic hardship.
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Decades of civil unrest and economic hardship have left Cambodia, its people, and its health care infrastructure, in need of recovery.
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Small refineries can apply for and receive waivers if they demonstrate that compliance with their requirements would cause them financial hardship.
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In January, public protests over corruption and economic hardship were crushed by the authorities and at least 25 people were killed.
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According to the College Board, a score of 50 would be considered average, while a number above 50 indicates more hardship.
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A score of 50 would be considered average, while a number over 50 indicates more hardship, according to the College Board.
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Space Coast Credit Union is offering an interest-free loan to members experiencing a financial hardship because of the government shutdown.
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The "Real Women, Real Stories" project seeks to promote awareness of women who fight their battles and have overcome significant hardship.
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Countries in the region dealing with economic hardship, such as Greece, Russia and Ukraine, also saw declines in alcoholic drinks volumes.
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Hannah Allam wrote an extraordinary piece on a family who escaped Syria only to encounter a very American hardship: health care.
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In the case of an agricultural hardship or global catastrophe, the vault would be a source of food supply for humans.
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The Italians' story, in fact, is a sort of shadow version of African-Americans', the hardship milder and the ending sweeter.
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"Saving money may seem impossible at times but taking a few proactive steps can safeguard you from potential hardship," McBride says.
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Farmers bearing the brunt of Trump's trade war with China say his support of the hardship waivers has destroyed ethanol demand.
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