The new proposed tax credits are as follows: $2,000 for individuals up to age 30; $2,633 for individuals ages 30 to 39; $3,000 for individuals ages 40 to 49; $3,500 for individuals ages 50 to 23; and $4,000 for individuals over age 60.
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Traditionally, Edible Arrangements focused on individuals gifting to other individuals.
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This is obviously a very, very sick individuals or individuals.
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The additional taxes apply to individuals, and groups of individuals who are an Association of Persons (AoP) or a body of individuals.
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We used the tax credit levels specified in the Republican bill: $2,000 for individuals up to age 30; $643,500 for individuals age 30 to 39; $3,000 for individuals age 40 to 49; $3,500 for individuals age 103 to 59; and $4,000 for individuals over age 60.
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Tax rates on individuals vary in Pakistan, but can be as high as 30 percent for salaried individuals and 35 percent for non-salaried individuals.
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Individuals are considered on a wide array of factors including, but not limited to, female-headed households, individuals in need of medical care that cannot be obtained elsewhere, survivors of torture, individuals with special needs, and LGBT individuals.
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However, in conflict, groups of altruistic individuals will defeat groups of selfish individuals.
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Of those, 19,000 individuals are hospitalized and 380 individuals die annually from the illness.
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Yeah, but there are still a lot of individuals who are investing for individuals.
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And there are so many individuals who are religious and affirming of LGBT individuals.
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It is the Individuals With Disabilities Education Act, not the Individuals With Disabilities Act.
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Because here you have a situation where the Senate has dramatically changed, relative to the House bill, the mechanisms of financial assistance through tax credits in their bill, much more heavily directed toward lower-income individuals, sick individuals, elderly individuals, near-elderly individuals.
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Among the direct help for individuals is $1,200 for individuals who make up to $75,000.
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Strong couples consist of strong individuals, and strong individuals are often bolstered by strong relationships.
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Among the direct help for individuals is $1,21625 for individuals who make up to $2900,220006.
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"We need to look at mild individuals all the way to severe individuals," Kerkhove said.
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"M" signifies individuals with the mutation; black circles represent individuals with MS and age of disease onset; gray circles or squares denote individuals with the mutation whose health is unknown.
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Examples include registering a business with a state, companies or individuals paying taxes, census registration, individuals registering for a driver license, Social Security and even individuals declaring political party preference.
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Individuals were not moving large amounts of money out of the country by individuals, he said.
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Therefore, obviously, premiums for older individuals would go up, those for younger individuals would go down.
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Indeed, violently bereaved individuals report greater and more complicated grief than individuals bereaved by natural death.
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They've consistently found higher SES individuals outperform lower SES individuals on intelligence tests and school achievement.
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As of 2016, only 48% of deaf individuals were employed, compared to 72% of hearing individuals.
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A society like ours that believes so deeply in personal responsibility should punish individuals as individuals.
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Radiocarbon dating showed the range of the individuals spanned 1300 years from 1400 BCE to 400 CE. They recovered mitochondrial genomes from 90 individuals, and genome-wide datasets from three individuals.
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I do talk to individuals still in the business of tracking individuals in the homeland and abroad.
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Individuals who work regularly with nonverbal, autistic individuals speak highly of the impact of visual computing platforms.
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Individual negative rights ensure that individuals will be free from interference from governments and/or other individuals.
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Because by giving incarcerated individuals a second chance, you're giving another group of individuals a first chance.
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Preliminary data for 2016 reveal "enrollment in the individual market grew by 842,028 individuals, enrollment in fully insured employer plans declined by 1,128,597 individuals, enrollment in self-insured employer plans increased by 776,780 individuals, and Medicaid and [Children's Health Insurance Program] enrollment increased by 6900,044,809 individuals," Haislmaier said.
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Moreover, police officers were twice as likely to shoot and kill unarmed black individuals than unarmed white individuals.
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Because in a social media age, individuals have all the rights in the world to speak as individuals.
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But individuals live in social groups, so there's always the possibility of judging individuals by race, gender, etc.
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The companies, instead, use some information individuals voluntarily provide to market specific products individuals may be interested in.
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So there are quite a few individuals in this country who have massive platforms with direct involvement with influencing legislation abroad, [which has led to the deaths of] LGBT individuals or suspected LGBT individuals.
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Partners offered financial literacy services to nearly 2628,28500 individuals, connected nearly 6900,2628 individuals with employment, helped 28503,22019 individuals earn employment wage gains, and enabled 425 young adults to earn their high school equivalency diplomas.
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Analyzing nearly 103,800 individuals included in a national health survey from 2005 to 2016, the study authors found that "the prevalence of prediabetes in male individuals was almost twice that in female individuals" -- 22.5% vs.
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Once they've joined up, individuals may stay engaged in terrorism activities because of the power of love between individuals.
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So it's directed less at high-net-worth individuals and more toward service providers to high-net-worth individuals.
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That's how we get more revenues from wealthy individuals, we roll back the Trump tax cuts to wealthy individuals.
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Society is made up of self-interested individuals, he argued, and through markets these individuals make collective life possible.
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Let nonbinary individuals educate Let individuals who identify as nonbinary educate other people on a case-by-case basis.
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I don't think you want to build a barrier between individuals and their constituents or individuals and the public.
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You need a proper mix of holding individuals meaningfully accountable and making sure companies are incentivized to police individuals.
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We need algorithms that make decisions in the moment, about individuals, not from the past about groups of individuals.
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First, payroll taxes are collected by businesses, not individuals, which vastly simplifies tax preparation for average individuals and families.
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A growing number of studies have found that bisexual individuals experience poorer health than heterosexual, gay, or lesbian individuals.
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Henry Schein will nominate six individuals to the new company's board and Vets First Choice will nominate five individuals.
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It describes individuals who didn't submerge their identities in feminism, but employed feminism to achieve their identities as individuals.
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"Altogether, we go from 850 individuals on average to something on the order of 16, 17 individuals," Erlich says.
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You can't leave that up to individuals, because individuals will just choose someone they want to be friends with.
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Meanwhile, 32 states require that individuals or businesses destroy or at least render unreadable individuals' personal data, the NCSL found.
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In fact, black individuals are more likely than white individuals to be charged, convicted, and incarcerated for the same crime.
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Broadly speaking, jobs that give individuals more autonomy and control increase motivation and also make individuals healthier, Mr Pfeffer writes.
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The first survey was of individuals aged between 18 and 34; this year, it's of individuals aged 20 to 36.
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Metabolically healthy individuals were defined as having none of these risk factors, and metabolically unhealthy individuals had at least one.
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First, it almost doubles the amount individuals are allowed to contribute, to $6,550 and $13,100 for individuals and families, respectively.
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Failing to get individuals the treatments they need has a negative impact on individuals, families and society as a whole.
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So, that could be individuals holding bars or coins, or, indeed, individuals holding a share of an exchange-traded fund.
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One way the ACA does this is through broad risk pools where low-risk, healthy individuals subsidize high-risk individuals.
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Individuals are just cogs in those machines, and Melmoth appears at the instant that those individuals realize their terrible culpability.
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For U.S.-based tech-related jobs in 2018, Google employed 95% white or Asian individuals and 74% male-identified individuals.
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Did that give the Russians access to the data of those individuals that followed or friended those fake individuals/groups?
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"We found that participants perceived attractive individuals to feel more entitled to good outcomes than unattractive individuals, and that attractive individuals were predicted to be less satisfied with an undesirable job than an unattractive person," she says.
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They freeze US assets of the individuals and companies and prevent US residents from doing business with the individuals and companies.
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Similar results have been shown to occur when people are exposed to individuals of different genders or elderly versus younger individuals.
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"I don't think you want to build a barrier between individuals and their constituents or individuals and the public," Perdue said.
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The immediate issue concerns whether the healthcare exchanges, in which individuals purchase insurance, will remain a viable option for those individuals.
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Exports that are consumed by individuals outside the country are not taxed, while imports consumed by individuals inside the U.S. are.
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It's job was to hold governments, corporations and individuals to account and was controlled and operated by powerful and wealthy individuals.
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Most of all it means treating individuals as individuals and not vilifying them based on any one aspect of their identity.
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FINRA also said it barred 492 individuals and expelled 25 firms during the year, while suspending 737 individuals and 1 firm.
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"There are individuals with poor sleep as there are individuals with poor motor competencies, with poor language abilities," Dr. Jenni said.
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Local jurisdictions are made up of idiosyncratic individuals — but, given the will, they can slowly be changed by idiosyncratic individuals, too.
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"Individuals have different interests, and individuals within families have different interests," said Tracy Mack Parker, chief executive of the Philanthropy Workshop.
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Congress could establish a program that provides tax credits to individuals and companies that sponsor training and a job for individuals.
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As soon as next year, the Republican plan would allow insurers to begin charging older individuals much more than younger individuals.
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The committee said it was inappropriate for wealthy individuals to fund legal expenses arising from a criminal investigation involving wealthy individuals.
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What isn't debatable is that power is moving from institutions like governments and big media companies, to individuals and networks of individuals.
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The portfolio comprises four key product types: new car loans to individuals; used car loans to individuals; loans to corporates; and leases.
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Currently, the ACA prohibits insurers from charging older individuals premiums that are more than three times greater than premiums for younger individuals.
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Disabled individuals are -- according to the Bureau of Justice Statistics -- more than twice as likely to experience violence than non-disabled individuals.
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The belief is that a group may benefit from the aggregate qualities of the individuals more so than the individuals can alone.
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"Today's sentencing reflects the importance of holding individuals accountable when they commit violent acts against transgender individuals," Attorney General Jeff Sessions said.
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By requiring individuals to settle claims through an arbiter, individuals waive the right to sue or take part in class action lawsuits.
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They say one of their big attractions is the speed with which individuals or funds made up of individuals can approve loans.
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What differentiates Snowden's, Petraeus's, and Manning's cases from Clinton's was that the former three individuals intentionally distributed classified information to unauthorized individuals.
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Government does not know what is best for individuals – only individuals do, and competition allows them to choose what's best for them.
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While 32 percent of individuals without a disability report registering at a DMV, only 25 percent of individuals with a disability do.
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The health of individuals is paramount, of course; but the best way to keep individuals healthy is to keep the community healthy.
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All told, the senators voting to acquit represent about 152 million individuals, while senators voting to convict represent about 170 million individuals.
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"Just seeing individuals get healthy, it's awesome -- the healthier these individuals are, the more likely they are to live their best lives."
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Second, social media builds community among otherwise random individuals with similar experiences–making it more likely these individuals will tell their stories.
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While it was falsely reported that Page met with three suspicious individuals there, he had no contact with two of those individuals.
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Women and female-identifying individuals made up 89% of the victims with men and male-identifying individuals comprising about 8% of victims.
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This is what Mackey emphasizes again and again: Pain patients are different individuals, and different individuals will have different pain management needs.
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Cyberpiracy protections for individuals There's another federal law that aims to protect individuals when another person registers a domain in their name.
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First of all, we find that individuals of a given culture display the face-name effect when looking at pictures of individuals from their culture, but no longer recognize the name when the pictures are of individuals from another culture.
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This program especially aims to support people of color, women, gender non-conforming individuals, LGBTQ individuals, individuals who are part of racial, ethnic, or religious minority groups, and others whose authorship is unevenly represented within the field of documentary photography.
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" Throughout history, he noted, "They facilitated trade, trade allowed individuals and businesses to specialize," — see the above about architects and builders — "specialization made individuals and business enterprises more productive, and more productive firms and individuals in the aggregate raised national income.
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It said 30 Russian legal entities and 14 individuals were added to the sanction list, taking it to 1,762 individuals and 786 entities.
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As we've seen with many individuals in the public spotlight, including individuals like Hillary Clinton, people's ideas and opinions do evolve over time.
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That rule prohibits retroactive payments to individuals during periods for which such individuals are prisoners, on probation, are parole violators or fugitive felons.
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"The corporations have become individuals, the privatization has given them rights of individuals to just go out and wreak havoc," Spotted Eagle said.
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"Given that we're able to identify individuals at high risk, that presents an opportunity to target those individuals for social services," Green said.
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EC: It's ridiculous how individuals are using very limited text, like six verses, to justify the dehumanization of an entire group of individuals.
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African Americans account for a significantly higher proportion of new HIV diagnoses, individuals living with HIV, and all individuals ever diagnosed with AIDS.
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Individuals are just not very good at this game, and it will be individuals who suffer due to low returns compounded over decades.
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A trial of more than 16,000 individuals showed those vaccinated had an HIV infection rate that was a third lower than unvaccinated individuals.
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Middle class individuals with pre-existing conditions will therefore indirectly benefit from the retention of subsidies for lower-income individuals on the exchange.
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"You can use the service to match individuals to other individuals, opportunities, and products, or tailor their experience with personalized messaging and recommendations."
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The Trump administration proposal focuses on individuals in the latter part of their working careers and individuals with mental health issues and conditions.
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But with automation, more individuals could access expungement, and taxpayers could avoid paying for a process we have already decided that individuals deserve.
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One important study found individuals in AOT were four times less likely to commit violence than similar individuals who were not in AOT.
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More than 2,300 individuals who suffered an opioid overdose were identified and compared with more than 9,200 individuals who didn't experience an overdose.
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Shared solar refers to small-scale solar installations that multiple individuals co-own, or that divide their power output among multiple "subscribed" individuals.
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The program has a specific focus on supporting individuals of African, Latinx, Asian, Arab, and Native American descent; individuals with disabilities or working in physically integrated dance; and individuals from a diversity of gender identities including transgender, agender, gender fluid, genderqueer, etc.
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The ability to prevent or reverse fluid pooling, allowing individuals to maintain cardiac output, should, in theory, help these individuals maintain RMR while sedentary.
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The number of ultra-high net worth individuals is set to climb by even more, by 45,000 to 193,000 individuals in five years' time.
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While companies currently pay capital gains tax and individuals pay it on foreign-issued bonds, individuals are exempt from paying it on local assets.
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You have individuals like this particular mayor that would prefer to fund sanctuary cities instead of fund individuals to help clean up the city.
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The survey also found that individuals who completed registered apprenticeship programs earned $240,85033 more over their careers than individuals not participating in such programs.
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This is anathema to liberals, for whom individuals must think and act primarily as individuals, lest conformity overflow judgment, capsize meritocracy, and drown democracy.
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He also claimed that the individuals who contacted him appeared to have legitimate accounts, despite recent instances of Russians impersonating individuals on social media.
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"What I find interesting for me is that he talks about individuals, he gives power to individuals, not to collectivism," he said of Drucker.
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Tech companies are disproportionately hiring white and Asian male-identified individuals for tech jobs, leaving lower-wage jobs for mostly blacks and Latinx individuals.
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Super-wealthy individuals Republicans kept the top tax rate in place, but the country's wealthiest individuals have a lot to gain from the bill.
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The central argument is basically that power is transferring from major institutions like governments or major media companies to individuals and networks of individuals.
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It's much easier for the government, the ruling party, or whatever's in power to take money from individuals — especially those individuals who might be threats.
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Healthy individuals would be able to purchase coverage in the individual market, but older and less healthy individuals would find coverage more expensive, or unavailable.
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"Individuals who exercised had 43% fewer days of poor mental health in the past month than individuals who did not exercise," according to the study.
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Only 34% of black working-class individuals got a call back, compared with 49% of black middle-class and 51% of white middle-class individuals.
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In a study of New Zealand residents published in The Lancet, vaccinated individuals were one-third less likely to develop gonorrhea infections than unvaccinated individuals.
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Traditional campaigns are unable to detect the sentiment shifts in these individuals, but dynamic models can identify these individuals within days of changing their minds.
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"Metabolically healthy obese individuals are at higher risk of coronary heart disease, cerebrovascular disease and heart failure than normal weight metabolically healthy individuals," Caleyachetty added.
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"Today's sentencing reflects the importance of holding individuals accountable when they commit violent acts against transgender individuals," said Attorney General Jeff Sessions in a statement.
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According to Section 212 of the Immigration and Nationality Act, the president can act without Congress to block individuals or groups of individuals from entry.
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After ten years, the bill is basically a tax hike on individuals, particularly poorer individuals getting Medicaid or insurance subsidies, to pay for corporate cuts.
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Generally, there are fewer high-risk individuals — the sick and the elderly — and they don't tend to move around as much as lower-risk individuals.
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The protesters were a patchwork of individuals in the art and activist scenes, including a number of journalists and individuals associated with Occupy Kyiv Cinemas.
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Although low-income individuals reported more anxiety than high-income individuals and non-whites more than whites, only one group remained essentially immune: college graduates.
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"Today's sentencing reflects the importance of holding individuals accountable when they commit violent acts against transgender individuals," Attorney General Jeff Sessions said in the statement.
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And 21.1 percent of individuals with a household income below $25,000 were discouraged from casting ballots, compared 85033 percent of individuals making more than $25,000.
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The president in 2017 signed legislation that cut tax rates for individuals and businesses, which Democrats criticize for its benefits to wealthy individuals and corporations.
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In 2017 in the United States, individuals, corporations, and private foundations gave a combined $410 billion to charity, $286 billion of which was from individuals.
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After 10 years, the bill is basically a tax hike on individuals, particularly poorer individuals getting Medicaid or insurance subsidies, to pay for corporate cuts.
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"But there are a small number of individuals, very subversive individuals, who do need to be held in separate units," she told BBC radio on Monday.
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However, under the Matthew Shephard and James Byrd Jr. Hate Crimes Prevention Act, federal prosecutors can seek hate crime charges against individuals who target transgender individuals.
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Still, there is some overlap between individuals who eschew conventional treatments in favor of homeopathic remedies and individuals who forgo vaccinations in favor of homeopathic substitutes.
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In network theory, there's a concept called "homophily," the tendency for similar individuals to connect with one another more frequently than two or more dissimilar individuals.
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With the ACA in place, this proposal would lower the cost of coverage for many individuals and thus increase the number of individuals with health insurance.
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Later, the canines were presented with breath and body odors captured from five other epileptic individuals during a seizure (the individuals had different forms of epilepsy).
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The profiles created about individuals are extremely detailed and are repeatedly shared among hundreds of organisations for any one bid request, all without the individuals' knowledge.
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Sometimes these individuals were natural psychics, but as the program grew the Defense Department attempted to prove that ability could be developed in otherwise normal individuals.
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For estates of individuals who die in 28503, the exemption will be $22019 million, up from $5.45 million for estates of individuals who die in 2016.
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Corley, an accountant and financial planner, draws conclusions from surveys of 233 wealthy individuals on their daily habits and compares them with 128 lower-earning individuals.
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"We should provide a pathway for citizenship to those individuals who are contributing to our society and the overwhelming majority are law-abiding individuals," Messam said.
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The city has also used hotel rooms for homeless individuals, although it accounts for them differently, since it often has individuals double up in a room.
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If you look at surveys of transgender individuals, I think you would see not a small possibility, but an enormous likelihood, that transgender individuals face discrimination.
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From 280 to 290, 12.3% of fatal cardiometabolic events occurred in black individuals and 85.1% in white individuals, and 51.3% occurred in women, the data showed.
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Studies based on the Extremist Crime Database have shown that between 2628 and 28500, Islamist terrorists killed 6900 individuals while far-right extremists killed 2628 individuals.
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Deutsche Bank has told the court that it has tax returns relevant to the subpoena for two individuals, but that neither of those individuals are Trump.
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"The truth is that Levine did not commit any acts of sexual misconduct against any individuals, much less the unnamed individuals referred to," his lawyers wrote.
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"All those Ahmadiyah individuals' activities in our country were illegal, we are not targeting the Ahmadiyah, but rather individuals," Aissa said at a conference this week.
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"We don't admit statistics, we admit individuals, and individuals are infinitely more complex than the sum of their numerical parts," said Stacey Schmeidel, a college spokeswoman.
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The hepatitis C virus is the major cause of HCC: Infected individuals have a 17-fold increased risk of developing HCC compared with non-infected individuals.
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Then you could say, well, okay, on the one hand, if corporations actually have first amendment rights, which we typically think belong to individuals, and we think evil comes from individuals, well then, maybe corporations have obligations just like individuals do—an obligation not to be evil.
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It is important to be clear here: I take Murray at his word when he condemns racism, when he calls for individuals to be seen as individuals.
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As in any industry, there are turf wars but, mostly, there's energetic collaboration among organizations, educators and individuals with best intentions of guiding individuals toward financial capability.
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The city health department said that it would enforce the order by checking vaccination records and tracking down individuals who have been in contact with infected individuals.
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Shockingly, this occurred even though insurance deductibles for individuals increased by over 30 percent for individuals and by over 97 percent for families, according to eHealth data.
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Banks and individuals are still restricted from trade with individuals or entities that remain on a U.S. blacklist, adding to further caution over any business with Iran.
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Its influence over individuals covered by private insurance is up to the individual insurance provider and its influence over the VA and uninsured individuals is non-existent.
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It would also include six individuals from the USADA board, and six individuals selected by USADA who have demonstrated expertise in a variety of horse-racing areas.
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But EBPs have been proven to help individuals in low-income countries, torture survivors, individuals living in on going war torn Iraq, and the list goes on.
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It locked individuals out of their computer systems and demanded $300 in bitcoin payments, though individuals who paid the ransom did not regain access to their files.
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However, at times the security badges that permit individuals to work behind the scenes at airports have been issued to individuals who have no business holding them.
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Under Cole's watchful eye the world shrinks into a network of countries, communities and individuals influenced by, dependent on and affected by other countries, communities and individuals.
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It's common for industry representatives to tell stories of individuals whose lives have been saved by innovation—or of individuals who are desperately waiting for a breakthrough.
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That said, "the preliminary findings seem to show that the largest individuals have this bony ornamentation on their heads and small individuals do not," according to Gates.
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Well-funded pretrial service programs — like those used in DC — can best evaluate individuals charged with offenses and determine what those individuals need to return to court.
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We all live in a world together but we're also fundamentally individuals... but we wouldn't be who we are as individuals without the people in our lives.
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"Both blacks and whites are learning to understand each other better, to fear and distrust each other less, and to see individuals as individuals," the report said.
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Government efforts to isolate sick individuals or quarantine exposed individuals can impinge rights to travel and privacy, requiring an individualized risk assessment and due process of law.
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"Personal donations are by far the biggest lever that individuals have on the climate, and should be a top priority for climate-conscious individuals," says the report.
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In other words, property rights means all property rights, acquired rights means all acquired rights, and individuals means all individuals, regardless of their race, religion or citizenship.
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The AI company Sensetime is marketing to the government biometric and video software that can apparently identify individuals with high temperatures, or individuals who aren't wearing masks.
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While individuals with mental illness often wish to work and are able to, their unemployment rates remain three to four times those of individuals without mental illness.
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A career inspires individuals to believe that upward mobility is within their grasp far more than a bevy of social programs that keep individuals reliant on government.
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The approximately 17 million individuals earning below $25,000 are about 2023 percent more likely to have obesity than the approximately 17 million individuals who earn above $75,000.
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" Martino added that "based on initial information received by the individuals who survived the incident, we believe the individuals were members of a family attending a gathering.
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The company also avoided taking action against President Donald Trump for exhibiting similar patterns of personal harassment of other individuals and crowd incitement to harass those individuals.
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Obama's deportation policies called for aggressive enforcement against individuals who pose a clear risk to national security; serious felons, repeat offenders, or individuals with a lengthy criminal record of any kind; known gang members or other individuals who pose a clear danger to public safety; and individuals with an egregious record of immigration violations, including those with a record of illegal re-entry and those who have engaged in immigration fraud.
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ICE routinely grants bond to individuals in Mr. Abraham-Joseph's circumstances, specifically individuals who have overstayed a prior valid visa and have relief from deportation under federal law.
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Entrepreneur First (EF), the London-HQ'd company builder that invests in individuals "pre-team, pre-idea" to help those individuals found new startups, is continuing to expand internationally.
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Because, if you don&apost have any consequences for these individuals, there&aposs certain laws that prevent us from holding the individuals -- of the children past 20 days.
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The government had to show that the entry of certain individuals, or classes of individuals, covered under the ban would be detrimental to the United States, he said.
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"Some individuals, sectors, systems, and regions will be less affected—or may even benefit; other individuals, sectors, systems, and regions may suffer significant losses," notes an IPCC report.
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For him, it highlights "the search strategy we advocate in the paper, to search for resilient individuals in extended families with individuals that have the disease," he says.
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Because insurers will lose money on those sick individuals, the cost has to be offset by enrolling young and healthy individuals, who pay premiums but require few benefits.
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The profiles the RCMP prepared included photos of the individuals, information on which groups and individuals they were affiliated with, what kind of vehicle they drove, and more.
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Some wealthy individuals, including billionaire investor Leon Cooperman, have been vocal critics of Warren's proposed wealth tax and what they call her general distrust of America's richest individuals.
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Though there is a common misconception that suicidal individuals will simply "find another way," most individuals do not substitute another method if their preferred method is not available.
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Despite disagreements about how or by whom individuals should be covered, few will challenge the fact that having everyone covered is good for both the economy and individuals.
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"It is also well known that obese individuals face weight-bias job discrimination compared to non-obese individuals," Tarride, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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In fact, research shows that "fit individuals" -- defined as those who partake in regular physical activity -- have a lower incidence of infection compared to inactive and sedentary individuals.
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According to the Justice Department, the majority of the individuals were Nigerian nationals, and many of the individuals named in the indictment are thought to be located there.
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This percentage amounts to 220006,2202 individuals in Wisconsin's Milwaukee and Dane counties, although as many as 2628,28500 individuals may have been dissuaded, given the survey's margin of error.
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Any property held by the sanctioned individuals in the United States must now be reported to OFAC, and U.S. persons are generally prohibited from dealing with sanctioned individuals.
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INCARCERATE THE RIGHT PEOPLE - Lower risk individuals who are unlikely to commit future crimes will become more likely to commit future crimes when incarcerated with higher risk individuals!
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Women and female-identifying individuals were also cited as 89 percent of the victims, while with men and male-identifying individuals made up about 8 percent of victims.
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Police have labeled the two individuals "persons of interest" and according to Rinaldo, the two individuals do not match the description of any of the three missing persons.
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Hence I am concerned about drawing too many conclusions from such a small number of individuals plus individuals who were certainly not a random sample of the population.
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The use of DRIs (directly responsible individuals) and OKRs help to keep the team on track, enabling clear ownership and priorities so that individuals can do their best work.
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By assessing individuals' risk more and more accurately, insurers could cherry-pick the 'good risk' from the bad, leading to increasingly differentiated pricing or coverage denial for some individuals.
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Individuals who lived in poverty for the longest period of time performed "significantly worse" than individuals who didn't live in poverty at all over the course of the study.
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"CBP policy does not require that the individual leave the line and prohibits officers from requiring individuals to leave or turning individuals seeking admission away," the DHS response said.
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The investigation is "in support of two individuals affected by postings on the Marines United site," while legal and other resources will be provided to assist other affected individuals.
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ICE also deported more individuals during fiscal year 2018 than the previous fiscal year, including individuals who were arrested by the agency, from around 226,000 to more than 256,000.
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FAIR researchers Michael Lewis and Dhruv Batra explained to me that their algorithms were better at preventing individuals from making bad decisions than ensuring individuals made the best decisions.
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For example, the campaign conducted polls asking individuals about their political preferences, matched respondents to identifiable individuals in the voter file, and then looked for patterns in the data.
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"I do not think individuals should be scapegoats for a diplomatic incident, although I appreciate that the sacrificing of individuals is an unfortunate possibility when it comes to politics."
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They also forced insurers to charge older individuals no more than two or three times the premiums of younger individuals, even though their healthcare is six times more expensive.
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"We anticipate inviting additional individuals to come and be interviewed, and ultimately some of those interviewed individuals may turn into private or public hearings by the committee," Burr said.
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The Fed does not have power to bring criminal cases itself but it can take civil action against financial firms and individuals, including barring individuals from working in banking.
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But if elections are about individuals holding elected officials accountable, we have to let go of the idea that individuals make political choices that are independent of one another.
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This is despite evidence that suggests individuals affiliated with the hydroelectric company DESA were involved in the murder, and that very powerful individuals in Honduras may also be connected.
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We have already notified the individuals who has close contact with this colleague, and we have asked those individuals to self-quarantine, based on guidance from our medical advisor.
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For unmarried individuals and those filing separately, the bracket thresholds would be half of these amounts, other than the 35 percent bracket, which would be $200,000 for unmarried individuals.
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But unless these tax credits were tied closely to the health status of individuals, which is not part of the plan, they would do little to help such individuals.
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We do know that some of the suspicious transactions did involve individuals or entities based outside of the US — most notably, Kushner Companies reportedly sent money to Russian individuals.
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The GDPR will affect all companies, individuals, corporations, public authorities or other entities that offer goods or services to individuals in the EU or that monitor their behavior there.
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"These individuals were brought here because we have the personnel, we have the facilities, we have the resources and the expertise to handle these kind of individuals," Kratochvil said.
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But now in his latest salvo on Tuesday, President Trump seeks to further peel away healthy individuals from the general health insurance pool, leaving only the sickest individuals behind.
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Only commission candidates who raise at least $22019,500 from 250 individuals, and mayoral candidates who receive a total of $5,000 from 50 individuals, would qualify for the matching funds.
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"The Muslim ban targeted individuals of color and caused chaos at U.S. airports around the country, wreaking havoc on the lives of countless individuals and families," the letter says.
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The No. 1 key metric for the industry, net interest margin is the difference between what banks pay individuals for their deposits and what they charge individuals for loans.
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The reason there can't be true accountability for individuals like Kevin Hart is because the privileged individuals mostly addressing him aren't the ones directly impacted — the black LGBTQ community.
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I think this other report could be really important in seeing what happened to place individuals, or encourage individuals to try to penetrate these lower level people inside the campaign.
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Several individuals who were leading agency teams according to an internal organizational chart obtained prior to the shakeup have been registered lobbyists, meaning new individuals will have to be identified.
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"Ultimately, it's individuals who make decisions and do the work, and can take personal responsibility for their choices; if enough individuals refuse to participate, unethical projects can't proceed," Yee added.
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Infosys is "filling a disproportionately large percentage of its workforce with individuals of South Asian race ... even when there are qualified individuals available in the United States," the complaint states.
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"Why should — we as individuals — stand up for this integrity of this brand when we as individuals are not having the brand protect us?" one employee said during the meeting.
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The arrangement is a step toward allowing individuals to use their mobile phones to track their day-to-day financial activities, which experts believe could help individuals save more money.
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Working-class individuals fared even worse: Women and men, regardless of race, were about 53% and 80% less likely, respectively, to get an appointment, compared with white middle-class individuals.
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First, it includes goods and services that governments and businesses spend on the behalf of individuals, such as health insurance, while the CPI captures only what individuals spend on themselves.
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In addition, we're changing the views of formerly incarcerated individuals to be changed by allowing professionals to interact with formerly incarcerated individuals, which gives professionals a different perspective on them.
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A large number of individuals in Hen said they rarely interact with younger transgender individuals and I thought it was a shame because it could encourage learning on both parts.
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These e-mails were sent in large quantities to different individuals across many organizations and individuals focusing in national security, defense, international affairs, public policy, and European and Asian studies.
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"They are individuals who received unduly harsh sentences under outdated laws for committing largely nonviolent drug crimes, for example, the 35 individuals whose life sentences were commuted today," he continued.
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What we do count are when individuals or small groups of individuals declare their own war, and turn a school, restaurant, movie theater or church into their own personal battleground.
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He did not identify the individuals, citing the potential that they are part of an ongoing investigation, but he did note that Trump was not one of the four individuals.
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Stacey Rice, executive co-director of Q Center, a Portland community support center for LGBTQ individuals, told the AP that the bill could have a huge impact on trans individuals.
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The cancer, which normally occurs in about six in every 1 million individuals, has been identified in more than 50 individuals around two locations: Huntersville, North Carolina, and Auburn, Alabama.
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Higher income individuals would likely pay more for healthcare while lower-income individuals would generally pay less, Kaiser Family Foundation Executive Vice President for Health Policy Larry Levitt told CNBC.
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The two firms are able to collect a wealth of highly detailed data, meaning they can reasonably be claimed to know more about individuals than the individuals do about themselves.
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"Housing For All," the mantra of the movement to ensure all individuals and families in the United States can secure affordable and safe housing must include justice-involved individuals. Sen.
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"Whether founders or executives, these individuals have a different risk appetite than other W-2 earning individuals," said Jeff Schnitz, head of wealth advisory for Silicon Valley Bank's private bank.
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In all, individuals associated with Chicago Carriage and Mr. Garber sold more than 100 medallions to other individuals associated with the company and him between 2006 and 2013, records show.
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Coolidge and Secretary of the Treasury Andrew Mellon acted forcefully so that low-income individuals paid a 1.5 percent rate and the highest-income individuals faced a 25 percent rate.
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Surveillance, in this regard, is a necessary tool—part of our common machinery that disregards the privacy of individuals and groups to protect the rights of other individuals and groups.
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Individuals, mostly women, were rated on a scale of 1 to 10, based on the symmetry of their facial structure, with most individuals scoring between a 4 and a 6.
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"This study provides strong evidence that individuals with a half sibling previously diagnosed with colorectal cancer have a higher risk of colorectal cancer than individuals without any family history," Demb said.
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"When platforms are dependent on the content from individuals, if you want to keep those individuals contributing content to you, you need to make it worth it for them," he says.
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And you know, some of these individuals that are putting on their Twitter pages and attacking agents, they&aposre individuals that were out there, they grew up with a silver spoon.
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For a mass psychological outbreak to occur, the individuals involved would have needed to know one another; the study notes that some of the individuals involved did not know one another.
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The individuals and entities include energy and weapons companies, as well as powerful individuals close to Putin in Moscow "who formulate and support policies of aggression," according to senior administration officials.
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About 60% of individuals reporting an experience with hate violence were people of color — Latinx people of color made up 29% of that group, with black queer individuals making up 21%.
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Techies is an art project composed of 100 interviews and portraits of people from underrepresented backgrounds in the tech industry: people of color, women, LGBT individuals, and disabled individuals, among others.
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So I wanted individuals in the book — even individuals who make terrible decisions — to be in some important sense sympathetic, where we could almost talk ourselves into making the same decisions.
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Encryption is a legitimate and important asset for companies, individuals, governments, and private individuals to be able to have a right of access to, but we are not supporting back doors.
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Colorectal cancer mortality rates declined in black individuals in every age group from 2005 to 2014 though the rate of death from the diseases is still higher than for white individuals.
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BLUMENTHAL: But as a former prosecutor, you know that when there's an investigation into several potentially culpable individuals, the evidence from those individuals and the investigation can lead to others, correct?
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Governments and individuals alike understand the complex nature of identification, and while some low-income individuals prefer to remain anonymous, the systematic and individual costs of doing so remain very high.
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"In other words, the plan would increase the number of uninsured individuals by about 21 million and only cover about 5 percent of individuals that would lose coverage from Obamacare repeal."
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Unfortunately, the last of these areas, custody determinations, is confusing and lacks safeguards to ensure that individuals, especially poor individuals, are treated with understanding and respect in the bail-setting process.
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A carbon tax actually grows the economy because it does not increase the overall tax burden on individuals and spurs innovation by incentivizing businesses and individuals to reduce their carbon footprint.
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To achieve this balance, using a technique known as "raking," some underrepresented individuals in our overall sample of 3,000 participants are assigned a greater weight than are individuals in overrepresented groups.
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""[W]hile the investigation identified numerous links between individuals with ties to the Russian government and individuals associated with the Trump Campaign, the evidence was not sufficient to support criminal charges.
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The proposal "will put individuals' lives and health in danger and would be especially harmful to women and LGBTQ individuals, who are more often the victims of discrimination," the lawmakers wrote.
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Thus, it is a more effective tax policy to obtain the same amount of tax revenue from individuals than trying to get a part from individuals and a part from corporations.
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Force used on restrained individuals: We found many examples of B.P.D. officers using unreasonable force on individuals who were restrained and no longer posed a threat to officers or the public.
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The ACLU has filed a federal lawsuit challenging North Carolina's recent anti-LGBT law, which prohibits individuals from using gendered public restrooms that don't match the individuals' assigned gender at birth.
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Critics of the law contend it could be used by individuals and businesses to discriminate -- particularly against the community of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender individuals -- on the basis of religion.
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He questioned why such a blanket exception for more than 330,000 agency employees should exist when the law allows waivers for individuals or even classes of individuals, like those teaching courses.
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Each of those survivors was matched in age, gender and postal code to 0.9 cancer-free individuals from the general population, for a total of 36,205 individuals in the control group.
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"If you're in a room with two individuals who are infected, and you yourself get infected, we could determine from whom of these two individuals you contracted the virus," says Stefánsson.
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" All individuals are allowed to request tax filing extensions online, but Mr. Mnuchin said the proposal was for a special provision to help small and medium-size businesses and "hardworking individuals.
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Google's Awlaki decision created a clear precedent for removing content tied to entities and individuals sanctioned by the U.S., EU, and U.N. as well as individuals with demonstrable links to violence.
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"Individuals gain satisfaction from either making or buying handmade products but the transition from individuals to communities to the world is not easy to accomplish," sociologist Michele Krugh wrote in 2014.
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The lawsuit is being brought by three of the individuals, all listed as Jane Does, who claim they were raped by individuals who posed as Uber drivers to pick up passengers.
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According to court documents, the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement detains more than 85033,000 individuals over the course of a year, with roughly 33,000 individuals in detention on any given day.
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The IRS is clear about individuals' First Amendment rights (even religious leaders), stating that leaders of organizations can speak for themselves on political matters and issues of public policy as individuals.
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It's funded by donations from both individuals and corporations. .
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"Nothing was said by these individuals," he previously said .
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Now it's not a wave — it's more like individuals.
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" He added: "Back in the day, we were individuals.
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Whether or not these spurious criticisms apply — to individuals?
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They targeted individuals and entities related to Russia&aposs occupation of Crimea, March, individuals and entities for malicious cyber activity, April, oligarchs and government officials for malign activities worldwide, June, individuals and entities for enabling Russia&aposs federal security service, and now in August a Russian bank for facilitating transactions related to North Korea.
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Individuals with craniofacial disorders and facial disfigurements help make up the more than 50 million individuals living with disability in the US. According to research from the Ruderman Foundation, individuals with disabilities account for 20 percent of the population, yet fewer than 1 percent of characters on television are portrayed as having a disability.
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It completely closes the "backdoor search loophole" which the government uses to spy on individuals in the U.S. By far, the concern that has most animated Congressional debate over Section 28503 has been the law's impact on individuals in the U.S. Section 22019 explicitly prohibits the government from "targeting" individuals in the U.S. for surveillance.
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We anticipate inviting additional individuals to come and be interviewed, and ultimately some of those interviewed individuals may turn into private or public hearings by the committee, but yet to be determined.
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In doing this, the police and community can deter individuals responsible for most of the crime in their city from acting out, and maybe even help these individuals lead more productive lives.
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They said that while individuals were being targeted and having their bank accounts frozen, national and multinational companies - including those wholly or partly owned by individuals under investigation - would not be disrupted.
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For Bank of America, that means clients can now access these investments from its Merrill Edge business targeting mass affluent individuals, up through the private bank that caters to the wealthiest individuals.
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"If you look at the mix of investors who are funding these loans, a large base are individuals — some of them regular everyday people but also high-net-worth individuals," he says.
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And then he added a cherry on top with another colorful term for rubbish: Qualified individuals receive favored treatment on Exchanges, although customers who are not qualified individuals may also shop there.
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"How individuals will prove such a (bona fide) relationship, and whether the burden of proof will be on the government or the individuals seeking entry, remains to be seen," Yale-Loehr agreed.
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For these individuals, the risk of dying over the next 37 years was 71 percent higher than it was for individuals who did not experience the death of a sibling in childhood.
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The vast majority of incarcerated individuals are in the state prison system, not the federal system, and thus most of America's incarcerated individuals are under the control of state and local policies.
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While it is estimated that the U.S. has only about 1000 individuals with skills and expertise to defend against the most complex cyberattacks, we currently need as many as 85033,000 such individuals.
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"The Public Prosecutor has requested the death penalty for five individuals who are charged with ordering and committing the crime and for the appropriate sentences for the other indicted individuals," Shaalan said.
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For example, provisional ballots are a common backstop when individuals face problems casting a ballot, but they are typically used by only a small number of individuals (generally between 1 and 2%).
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Instead of penalizing these middle-class entrepreneurs, we should be incentivizing health care and offer individuals a tax deduction for enrolling in coverage — helping to drive down costs for all insured individuals.
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TPS protects individuals from deportation and authorizes them to work in the US. Without TPS, those individuals revert to whatever status they had previously -- which could leave large numbers as undocumented immigrants.
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Specifically, B.P.D. uses excessive force against (2100) individuals who are already restrained and under officers' control and (100) individuals who are fleeing from officers and are not suspected of serious criminal offenses.
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"Many years ago we decided, in order to extract all the potential that is in the individuals in this team, to try to understand how the individuals function best," said the Austrian.
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We need to stop putting individuals like Mr. Levine on pedestals and get over the tendency to make and worship superstars, to the point where horrible acts by such individuals get ignored.
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The highest wealth individuals pay a lower tax rate than Americans who work — because these individuals generally make their money from capital gains, instead of "earned" income like the rest of us.
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By strictly focusing on individuals from Muslim-majority countries the attention will not be focused on those individuals who are actually responsible for the vast majority of attacks in the United States.
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We have chosen to celebrate some of these extraordinary individuals in honor of our father's legacy -- individuals who exemplify his belief in humble leadership, empathy and the power of the human spirit.
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"It may be that class affects only deliberate aspects of attention — such that higher-class individuals consciously choose to devote less attention to other people than do lower-class individuals," they report.
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While the CPI-W estimates that individuals are spending about 7 percent of their household budgets on those expenses, older individuals are paying closer to 14 percent to 15 percent, Johnson said.
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Today, 25 million American families and individuals save and spend their own money tax free on a variety of healthcare expenses — more than double the number of individuals that use ObamaCare exchanges.
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They also donated more than 27 million yuan, but it come from individuals, many individuals, whether they donated 200 dollar or 1 cent, they have put a positive influence to the society.
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However, experts think this will likely mean steep premium increases for middle-class individuals with pre-existing conditions, while healthy middle-class individuals who earn too much for ObamaCare subsidies will benefit.
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There are deductibles ($2188.5 for individuals, $22010 for families), co-insurance (2154.5 percent of spending above the deductible), an out-of-pocket spending cap ($22007,22010 for individuals, $22017,583 for families), and premiums.
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"This action, brought on behalf of transgender individuals, seeks to ensure that all qualified Americans have an equal opportunity to serve in the United States military, that transgender individuals are free from arbitrary and invidious discrimination and that the constitutional rights of transgender individuals to autonomy, privacy and freedom of expression are respected and protected," the suit says.
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"This action, brought on behalf of transgender individuals, seeks to ensure that all qualified Americans have an equal opportunity to serve in the United States military, that transgender individuals are free from arbitrary and invidious discrimination and that the constitutional rights of transgender individuals to autonomy, privacy and freedom of expression are respected and protected," the suit says.
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And about 14 percent of individuals in American jails and prisons have a serious mental illness, which means that, for most officers, interacting with individuals with mental illness is an almost daily occurrence.
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Mr. Ryan has often said that individuals and corporations should pay no higher than 24 percent, compared with the current 22 percent top bracket for individuals and 35 percent top rate for corporations.
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Both analyses arrive at the same conclusion: The tax bill's combination of tax cuts for corporations and high-income individuals and targeted increases for other individuals lead to a bill that's regressive overall.
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Instead, it could be used to improve our understanding of the brain's composition and function, and to develop therapies for comatose individuals, cancer patients, and individuals suffering from dementia, among other neurological disorders.
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Without naming them, Shalaan said the Saudi prosecutor had requested the death penalty for five individuals "charged with ordering and committing the crime, and for the appropriate sentences for the other indicted individuals".
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"Experiencing stress that is uniquely related to being bisexual adversely affects bisexual individuals' mental health and is distinct from the effects of sexual minority stress on lesbian and gay individuals," the researchers wrote.
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Letter or package bombs usually target specific individuals, - jilted spouses, former business partners or employees, and law enforcement and judicial figures targeted by individuals who have been prosecuted, according to the Postal Service.
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Out of nowhere, Trump tweeted that he would no longer allow transgender individuals to enlist or serve in the military — and individuals, civil rights organizations, and even the military responded in an uproar.
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And there are gay individuals and female individuals that have been employed by him and being outspoken for years about how Donald Trump is really color-blind when it comes to that stuff.
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Using genotype data from over 700,000 individuals who have purchased the company's DNA kits, scientists created a network of genetically-identified relationships and then used network analysis techniques to identify clusters of individuals.
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Daisie will break down the archaic gap between youth and creative jobs; offering new opportunities for individuals to collaborate, learn & create — establishing a new way for talented individuals to be discovered and employed.
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The two-page report, which summarized the investigation and called the probe closed, does not name any individuals that were investigated, nor does it elaborate on why individuals could not be successfully prosecuted.
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Block says that the law would normally be enforced either by the Department of Health, or by individuals who sue privately—and individuals haven't lost the right to go to court over discrimination.
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These are the same individuals who shun us from their places of worship, who ask us to pray to the same God to pray away our queerness, who themselves pray against LGBT individuals.
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" An FBI counsel at the interview said that Comey could not reveal the individuals' identities "if they are individuals that are currently being looked at or investigated as part of the Russian investigation.
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But the 3.8 million-year-old skull shows that there wasn't a linear transition from one species to the next, in which MRD-like individuals disappeared and "Lucy"-like individuals took their place.
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Individuals with a low level of emotional intelligence can be successful, she said, but she argues that those individuals could be even more successful if they had a higher level of emotional intelligence.
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Targeted individuals included those suspected of overstaying their visa, giving false information, and stealing, but also extended to witnesses, victims, and other innocent individuals who were not charged or suspected of criminal activity.
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This rape myth has damaging impacts on reporting — individuals who are assaulted after consuming alcohol are less likely to report than individuals who were sober and often blame themselves for violence they experienced.
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Social science is also largely absent from the film, as the directors choose to focus on the triumphs of individuals rather than the circumstances that make it possible for these individuals to excel.
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The big problem with his rationalistic worldview is that while he charts the way individuals have benefited over the centuries, he spends barely any time on the quality of the relationships between individuals.
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According to the National Inmate Survey, in 2011- 2012, 7.9% of individuals in state and federal prisons identified as lesbian, gay, or bisexual, as did 7.1% of individuals in city and county jails.
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I, Page 9: While the investigation identified numerous links between individuals with ties to the Russian government and individuals associated with the Trump Campaign, the evidence was not sufficient to support criminal charges.
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Individuals who have visited mainland China are judged to be of "medium risk," according to the State Health Department, though it said none of those self-isolating individuals had exhibited symptoms of coronavirus.
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The tax cut and health-care debates were often framed in terms of liberty: putting more money in the hands of businesses and individuals and giving individuals the choice to not buy insurance.
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On a micro-level, we as individuals need to step into the space of feeling slightly uncomfortable but going there, because the progress of the world is based on the progress of individuals.
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One city council member, Eric Ulrich, spoke of the potential for algorithms to help identify individuals at risk of drug addiction or diabetes and then help government provide those individuals with preventive services.
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Again, these risk scores make weak predictions for most individuals.
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Whereas individuals are very aligned with not missing those opportunities.
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The state has acknowledged quarantining nine individuals in October 2014.
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Some individuals look almost creepily similar to Wild's best interviewees.
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An estimated 750,000 individuals qualify nationwide for Obama's DACA program.
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The sanctioned individuals include a Singaporean and a Taiwanese nationals.
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We moms need time to reconnect with ourselves as individuals.
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In total, 836 cranial elements were analyzed from 204 individuals.
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Should all individuals who enter the U.S. illegally be prosecuted?
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For many individuals, it makes it easier to attend college.
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Those individuals certainly have a First Amendment right to criticize.
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It miscasts individuals seeking asylum at the border as criminals.
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Even if we are a team we are still individuals.
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At the end of the day, we are all individuals.
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In all, 45 percent of 1,001 individuals polled by Bankrate.
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No charges have been filed against any of the individuals.
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The tax prep service polled 2,002 individuals online in November.
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What were the individuals' reaction to the photos when sober?
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Each year, the survey included roughly 250,23 to 22,217 individuals.
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The company surveyed about 2,000 individuals between 2013 and 2018.
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On Tuesday, a grand jury in DC charged five individuals.
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Small changes, made by individuals, can lead to massive transformation.
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DOJ will continue to look for culpable individuals to charge.
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"You had individuals giving $300,2.43," Backer told the newspaper Friday.
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The image was winner of the Individuals and Populations category.
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The incident was reported to customers, affected individuals and regulators.
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Instead, she believes it must come from individuals like Plowright.
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The consumer advocacy group polled 1,004 individuals in October 2018.
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In the first six months of 2017, nine individuals died.
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It also successfully identified which individuals had previously attempted suicide.
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We know what's coming for the individuals in this photo.
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The sanctions include penalties for five entities and four individuals.
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They are real nice guys and they are good individuals.
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The most successful individuals are "focused and obsessed," he says.
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It's often happening behind closed doors just between two individuals.
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"This was a preplanned execution of eight individuals," DeWine said.
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Individuals like the boys in the photograph and their parents?
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The individuals will approach me themselves, not as a company.
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What about individuals who were previously told about this incident?
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Wollstonecraft looked to the education of individuals to benefit everyone.
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They were activists, LGBTQ individuals, atheists in deeply religious countries.
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I see individuals like Yara every day in my archdiocese.
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We commend these individuals for their commitment to the cause!
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Rather, we're individuals, and little universes in our own right.
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What happened to the Borg individuals after the Enterprise left?
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Taylor also named other individuals who could corroborate his account.
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As individuals, and as a society, we can do better.
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The BRI's role is to investigate crimes and monitor individuals.
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It's about political and economic systems that individuals hold dear.
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Individuals could contribute up to $2,000 a year tax free.
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New Vector: decentralised, secure communication for governments, businesses and individuals
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It is clear these individuals sought to violate that priority.
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In all, 133 individuals in 26 states have become sick.
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That it would fall down to a couple of individuals.
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"You know who those individuals were?" the DEA agent continued.
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"None of these individuals received an exit package," he wrote.
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Some individuals and groups are actively hoping for regime change.
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Four individuals own the remaining 40 percent, according to SAIC.
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Meaningful support for autistic individuals is often costly and underfunded.
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Inspection reports contain little, if any, personal information about individuals.
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It's a large burden to society and also to individuals.
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These individuals then register and can start to provide feedback.
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But the show also focuses on the other individuals affected.
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Spain is pushing the EU to apply sanctions against individuals.
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Tighter privacy laws prevent parties from holding data on individuals.
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Several individuals, including Huffman, were taken into custody on Tuesday.
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Individuals who intentionally skirt the law must be held accountable.
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"We're looking at multiple companies and multiple individuals," she said.
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Individuals can save money tax free in their HSA accounts.
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The individuals face jail if convicted; the companies face fines.
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Individuals will have the opportunity to buy into Medicare immediately.
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Such individuals deserve every penny they can get under EU261.
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It is therefore extremely difficult for individuals to switch parties.
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They make organizations more productive; we make individuals more productive.
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But it has allowed many Russians to compete as individuals.
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Individuals with a mild case may become dazed or confused.
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Nearly 40,000 individuals attended his funeral, despite a government ban.
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"I've always had respect for them as individuals," she said.
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Reuters could not identify the individuals whose heads were shipped.
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Lots of very upstanding individuals get paid by Fox News.
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Obamacare created exchanges where individuals could shop for health insurance.
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You said the other day that the individuals were animals.
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If you are one of those smug individuals, well played.
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And also: Why don't we see pregnant women as individuals?
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But states and individuals could still bring their own suits.
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Are there any groups or individuals that especially impress you?
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About 10 million individuals in the U.S. have these plans.
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"They all tend to be pretty happy individuals," he adds.
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I follow many interesting, beautiful individuals and I'm often inspired.
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From governments to individuals, it is all one big race.
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Ultimately, Coverson wants individuals to know they shouldn't be scared.
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The survey queried 1,514 couples (503,028 individuals) nationwide during July.
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Some individuals age 70 will still be working -- some won't.
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Then again, separate the farmers from individuals from rural Mexico.
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Shares used to be held in tiny lots by individuals.
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This is a new world and individuals should be accountable.
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It's equally important that individuals understand what they're buying into.
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Leveson said the investigation into the conduct of individuals continued.
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To date, over 15,000 individuals have contributed to the program.
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He said them about individuals and about groups of people.
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He listened to about eight individuals testify against the bill.
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Illustration: Gizmodo / PixabayCreative individuals with access to an automobile beware.
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There are tons of Hispanics, and we're all hardworking individuals.
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These individuals are there because they have broken the law.
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For these individuals an organ transplant is their last hope.
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Earlier this evening, Denver police asked the individuals to leave.
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FADA even gives certain individuals the legal right to discriminate.
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It will not cover individuals who contract with Microsoft themselves.
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Sixteen other individuals face charges of illegally taking public deposits.
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"For small businesses and individuals, this really matters," he said.
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Jurors there have convicted four individuals and acquitted six others.
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It's not about any of the individuals on this stage.
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Individuals, irrespective of gender, deserve equal treatment, not double standards.
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But, for reasons unknown, these 13 individuals were never diagnosed.
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"This was so unique -- these two sad individuals," he said.
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These patients and women need to be treated as individuals.
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I am not suggesting that such individuals are not suffering.
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Forex held by Turkish local individuals hits record high: tmsnrt.
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However, in Bumble's case, it's about connecting individuals, not groups.
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Behind the statistics are individuals – understandably fearful, but also hopeful.
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It's about making amends as individuals and society making amends.
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Roughly two million individuals are incarcerated in the United States.
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They were not looking to change the individuals they serve.
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The film shows many individuals in moments of hypnotic introspection.
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"The environment created determines the choices individuals make," he said.
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Individuals can only make a maximum campaign contribution of $2,700.
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How would he know on what individuals he could rely?
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It is primarily directed to individuals, benefiting primarily the wealthy.
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The real issue is how organizations, and individuals, approach them.
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And cisgender individuals still made up the majority of castings.
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Throughout their respective training program, individuals actually receive a paycheck.
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And some have singled out individuals for attacks and intimidation.
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" Zack echoed Krissie's statements to WILX: "We are all individuals.
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Instead of holding individuals hostage, they might hold systems hostage.
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For your viewers, I want to distinguish corporate versus individuals.
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Twelve individuals have already been arrested, the Metropolitan Police said.
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Being a bundler can give individuals cachet with a candidate.
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For individuals, participants must reapply for SNAP every three months.
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Individuals are allowed to swap 4,500 rupees ($183) just once.
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OFAC also targeted individuals who allegedly assisted Syria's armed forces.
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Three other individuals have been detained and questioned as suspects.
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Above all else, remember that your marginalized friends are individuals.
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That as individuals we can try to forgive most things.
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Local authorities responded, the statement reads, and arrested three individuals.
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Individuals can look at themselves and want to change things.
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No more tax audits of ordinary individuals, no more harassment.
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I don't blame those 15 individuals, I blame the leaders.
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This pushes up inequality between households, but not between individuals.
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Individuals quickly text and tweet without full knowledge of events.
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Now we're going to let individuals get the same thing.
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More legislators pay attention to their local organizations and individuals.
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"Most Puerto Rican debt is held by individuals," he said.
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Tennessee's working individuals experienced average commute times of 25.1 minutes.
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Such individuals must have a second citizenship and be adults.
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Forty percent of Bitcoin is held by roughly 1,000 individuals.
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Over the past month, 23 of these individuals have died.
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These are the individuals we want to call out today.
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