The proclamation does not render illegal crossers ineligible for asylum.
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Unauthorized immigrants are already ineligible for nearly all public benefits.
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People who quit jobs typically are ineligible for unemployment benefits.
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He was declared ineligible for the 203 Olympics in Beijing.
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He has rendered victims of Central American gangs ineligible for asylum.
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The November release made it ineligible for Grammy consideration on Monday.
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But he was ineligible for the position under the Vacancies Act.
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EU countries consider most of them economic migrants, ineligible for asylum.
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Those who are deemed ineligible for relief will be swiftly deported.
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The other 46 were deemed "ineligible" for a variety of reasons.
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Newly arrived undocumented immigrants would be ineligible for such protections, however.
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This means that most illegal immigrants are ineligible for family sponsorship.
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It leaves Mr Navalny ineligible, for now, to take part in elections.
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S.M.U. is ineligible for postseason play this year because of N.C.A.A. infractions.
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Borrowers then become ineligible for further financial aid, deferment and forbearance programs.
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But those ineligible for the tax credits will face sharply higher costs.
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As a result, he was ineligible for government benefits or food stamps.
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The proclamation doesn't say anything about making illegal crossers ineligible for asylum.
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Contractors are usually ineligible for benefits and have no collective bargaining rights.
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It may even make the state ineligible for piles of federal funding.
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Those facing more serious, violent felonies would be ineligible for pretrial release.
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People in the United States illegally are ineligible for most disaster aid.
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It is not the case that they are ineligible for private donations.
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Farms without clear titles have historically been ineligible for certain USDA programs.
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All private schools, whether secular or religious, are now ineligible for scholarships.
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Neither school was accredited, and their students were ineligible for federal aid.
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If so, she will be ineligible for bond and will remain in custody.
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James was ineligible for service, having hurt his back as a volunteer fireman.
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Sosa has not exhibited the latter, and so he's ineligible for the former.
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In fact, many are ineligible for public benefits because of their immigration status.
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Additionally, undocumented immigrants are generally ineligible for most federal social safety net programs.
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In truth, the very structure of Trump University made it ineligible for accreditation.
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Thirty-one percent of current recruits are ineligible for service due to obesity.
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It also said all Russians with doping pasts were ineligible for the Games.
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Smilde responded that taste is subjective — and that makes it ineligible for copyright.
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If you say you're under 18, the survey says you're ineligible for testing
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But because of the so-called transit ban, they were ineligible for asylum.
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Anyone with a felony or significant misdemeanor conviction is ineligible for DACA status.
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He was worse, five over par and also ineligible for the weekend rounds.
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Tutor Perini said corporate investors such as itself were ineligible for these settlements.
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Those who were expelled with dishonorable discharges will remain ineligible for these services.
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Such a lapse can make an intelligence contractor ineligible for thousands of opportunities.
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The suspension announced Thursday makes him ineligible for the playoffs, which start Jan.
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There are young players with large WAR who are ineligible for multiyear contracts.
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In those 38 words, it said anyone here illegally is permanently ineligible for citizenship.
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Both those metropolitan areas would be ineligible for the extra discounts for tribal members.
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By law, the prison sentences make them ineligible for public office for five years.
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Furthermore, his attorneys argued Tharpe is ineligible for execution because he is intellectually disabled.
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Beijing considers democratic Taiwan a wayward province, ineligible for formal ties with other nations.
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Beijing considers self-governing Taiwan a renegade province ineligible for state-to-state relations.
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Students whose parents are ineligible for PLUS loans may be able to borrow more.
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Texas, an inmate contended his intellectual disability made him ineligible for the death penalty.
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That would make its bonds ineligible for the European Central Bank's asset-purchase programme.
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Since I quit teaching to freelance, I became ineligible for Public Service Loan Forgiveness.
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Employees who are offered health insurance through their jobs are ineligible for the subsidies.
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If an appeal court confirms Monday's conviction, he would be ineligible for the race.
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If one participant is blocked from viewing a post, it's ineligible for Co-Watching.
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Two days later, the state ruled Davenport ineligible for the rest of the season.
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By law, the prison terms left them ineligible for public office for five years.
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One batter on the opposing team can be designated as ineligible for any game.
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The new company, with headquarters in Spain, is ineligible for continued inclusion in the index.
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It didn't make anyone ineligible for citizenship or impact anyone born in the United States.
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Then you get a big raise that makes you ineligible for the IRA tax deduction.
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Secretary of Transportation: Elaine Chao (ineligible for the presidency; not a natural-born citizen) 15.
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Organizations that refuse to take an "anti-prostitution" pledge are ineligible for US financial aid.
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Uploaders whose videos are flagged by the software may be ineligible for generating ad revenue.
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As a result, workers who earn modest salaries are often deemed ineligible for overtime pay.
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These requirements create a situation in which half of new mothers are ineligible for FMLA.
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In 2014, new construction in the state's highest-risk coastal areas became ineligible for coverage.
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An electoral court is expected in coming weeks to declare him ineligible for October's race.
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And 16 percent are ineligible for Obamacare because they could get coverage through the workplace.
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The swimming federation announced that seven members of Russia's team were ineligible for the Games.
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In October, Shantae Young, now 35, and her three children were found ineligible for shelter.
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The Department can and should make schools that use forced arbitration ineligible for these funds.
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But, since she's not pregnant, elderly or disabled, she's ineligible for Georgia's Medicaid program, too.
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Dante was ruled ineligible for the first semester after the N.C.A.A. missed his clearance date.
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The N.H.L. has since tweaked its rules to make minor leaguers ineligible for the game.
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That has made them ineligible for stock grants — and bystanders to the coming I.P.O. bonanza.
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The designation makes Sudan ineligible for desperately needed debt relief and financing from international lenders.
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The Mustangs, who are ineligible for postseason play, are 3-4 since an 18-0 start.
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That still leaves as many as 900 families whom the government has deemed "ineligible" for reunification.
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Simmons, in which the court held that children under 18 were ineligible for the death penalty.
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Its perfect record notwithstanding, Southern Methodist University is ineligible for postseason play because of N.C.A.A. violations.
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In Texas, a couple with children who earn more than $3,628 annually are ineligible for Medicaid.
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AHSAA ruled Davenport, who attends Charles Henderson High School in Troy, ineligible for cashing the check.
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Such designation makes those individuals and immediate family members ineligible for entry into the United States.
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The program provides states with funding to expand healthcare coverage to uninsured children ineligible for Medicaid.
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And they are ineligible for most government benefits during the application period, which can take years.
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Earlier this month Facebook confirmed that paid political ads are ineligible for third-party fact-checking.
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Most legal immigrants are ineligible for SNAP and Medicaid until after they get a green card.
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Patients would have to be ineligible for clinical trials and have tried all other available treatments.
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Pagourtzis was 17 at the time of the shooting and is ineligible for the death penalty.
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But now many who become ineligible for Medicaid become eligible for marketplace subsidies, and vice versa.
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China considers self-ruled and democratic Taiwan a wayward province ineligible for state-to-state relations.
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But that would not help workers classified as independent contractors, who are ineligible for unemployment benefits.
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Robin Jordan's daughter was ineligible for Medicaid and died after not receiving the care she needed.
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Background reading: Over the summer, officials deemed some families "ineligible" for reunification under court-ordered deadlines.
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Paying players and their families would violate N.C.A.A. rules, rendering the players ineligible for college play.
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Four federal appeals courts have ruled that states cannot declare Planned Parenthood ineligible for Medicaid funding.
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All DACA recipients are currently ineligible for any federal grants or loans to pursue higher education.
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She accepted, not realizing that, as a convicted felon, she would be permanently ineligible for DACA .
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But the law school's revenue will be slashed if it remains ineligible for federal student loans.
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YouTube in June began demonetizing — or making ineligible for ad-revenue — extremist videos on its site.
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I'm a war hero,' that would be in the politician's voice and ineligible for fact-checking.
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Because he was 17 at the time of the incident, he was ineligible for the death penalty.
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The paper says those who have been sentenced to prison or probation should be ineligible for asylum.
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If they don't meet those general requirements, they are ineligible for any further Oscars at future awards.
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The union itself was decertified, and the strikers spent years ineligible for public employment, their careers ruined.
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To be clear, neither Mr Lee nor Mr Tribe believes Mr Cruz is ineligible for the presidency.
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While small-business lending is rising, many entrepreneurs remain ineligible for bank loans and government-guaranteed programs.
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SF 481 would make local governments ineligible for any state funds if they intentionally violate its provisions.
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But, because of her earlier—and, her attorney argues, unlawful—deportation, she is now ineligible for asylum.
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He left Notre Dame after one season when he was ruled academically ineligible for the 2015 season.
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The designation makes Sudan technically ineligible for debt relief and financing from the IMF and World Bank.
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She was informed she was fired and ineligible for rehire at the hospital, according to the lawsuit.
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If the legislature did not roll back H.B. 85033, North Carolina would be ineligible for those events.
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The association once ruled a player ineligible for taking as little as $200 to feed his family.
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They are ineligible for the A.CA.'s subsidies and can't afford to buy coverage on their own.
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Many poor people in Utah have been ineligible for Medicaid if they do not have dependent children.
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Some critics have further argued that the law renders about half of Australia's population ineligible for office.
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Since he has refused to join the Writers Guild, the group has ruled him ineligible for nominations.
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The bill also simplifies the existing H-85033A program for visiting guest workers ineligible for the new program.
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Several prominent businessmen have been arrested on trumped-up charges of money-laundering, which is ineligible for bail.
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One of HUD's proposed regulations would retroactively make households of mixed immigration statuses ineligible for federal housing assistance.
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In non-expansion states, such as Texas, it's common for adults without children to be ineligible for Medicaid.
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Only then did the servicer inform her that her federal loan type made her ineligible for the relief.
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Additionally, the restrictions on beards made many Sikh, along with Muslim and Jewish, candidates ineligible for the job.
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By some estimates, the measure would make 90 percent of private land ineligible for oil and gas development.
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His attorneys filed a writ for habeas corpus claiming he is intellectually disabled and thus ineligible for execution.
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The people currently ineligible for subsidies are people earning 100 percent of the federal poverty level or less.
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They are ineligible for the Pell Grants that would allow them to attend any institution in this area.
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Being on the list would make these actors ineligible for certain federal grants or taxpayer-funded guaranteed loans.
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But as more states normalize marijuana locally, it can make users ineligible for federal programs, like housing assistance.
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If people failed to file a tax return, they became ineligible for further tax credits starting in 2628.
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There's even a proposal in Illinois to make anyone not covered by a union contract ineligible for bonuses.
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Government limits have left people ineligible for services that few years ago they would have received, Downie said.
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About 3 million more people are ineligible for coverage because their state declined to expand Medicaid under ObamaCare.
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In yoga studios, taco bars and coffee shops, Republican after Republican called Mr. Trump ineligible for their vote.
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If people failed to file a tax return, they became ineligible for further tax credits starting in 28503.
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Yet they find themselves ineligible for military retirement benefits because they don't meet the arbitrary 28503-year standard.
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Their legal status doesn't change — that is, they remain technically deportable and are ineligible for most government benefits.
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The highest rate is found in the Marine Corps, where one in 10 is now ineligible for benefits.
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PayPal also added two other kinds of transaction to its updated list of items ineligible for Purchase Protection.
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"Recently, I was told I was ineligible for a movie because I wasn't 'current' enough," Peet, 44, wrote.
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The Rattlers, who are ineligible for the postseason in 2020 due to NCAA sanctions, fell to 0-5.
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The letter inside said he had failed the reading portion of the test and was ineligible for naturalization.
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Without it, the small, North Carolina-based private school is ineligible for federal funding, a likely death knell.
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Drivers work as independent contractors, not as full-time employees, making them ineligible for benefits and other perks.
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Living outside the floodplain also made them ineligible for different types of loans and federal grants, she said.
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In May, though, the N.C.A.A. announced that it was ruling him ineligible for the entire 2018-19 season.
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Princeton is also enrolling more middle-class students and low-income foreigners, who are ineligible for Pell grants.
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The operations target those who made attempted border crossings after May 1, 2014, and are ineligible for asylum.
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Income-share agreements are often used by "coding boot camps," private-sector companies ineligible for federal student loans.
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The department said that all military units involved in operations against the Rohingya were ineligible for American aid.
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That isn't enough to make someone ineligible for DACA, which requires a "significant misdemeanor" or three other misdemeanors.
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But in 1923, the Supreme Court ruled Indians were not white and therefore ineligible for citizenship under the law.
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Instead of creating a promised 260 jobs in 2018, it only created 178, making it ineligible for tax credits.
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But expansion states cover more people across the board, including people whose incomes would make them ineligible for Medicaid.
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The new policy takes effect on June 25th, 2016, and says "payments on crowdfunding platforms" are ineligible for protection.
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They're accused of failing to report that income, which would have made them ineligible for the health care benefits.
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Still, officials in Alabama believed cashing the check violated the rules -- and deemed her ineligible for her senior year.
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Its inclusion on the list makes it ineligible for debt relief and financing from lenders such as the IMF.
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The U.S. State Department said 21 Saudis would have their visas revoked or be made ineligible for U.S. visas.
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That means they are ineligible for a Social Security number, raising the presumption that they could be here illegally.
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Other measures call for $10 million to be spent treating opioid abusers who are underinsured and ineligible for Medicaid.
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A country rated junk by two agencies becomes ineligible for several bond indexes, forcing many investors to sell out.
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I'm joking (and anyway Machado is constitutionally ineligible for the presidency), but there is an interesting underlying question here.
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A few dozen have parents who have been deemed ineligible for reunification because of criminal records or other circumstances.
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Those borrowers can fall into any number of bureaucratic traps that make them ineligible for the fix-it fund.
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If your waiver gets denied, or if you're ineligible for a waiver to begin with, you're out of luck.
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One obvious step is to reverse the decision made 25 years ago to make prisoners ineligible for Pell grants.
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He did not say how long Tax Day might be postponed, or who would be ineligible for the delay.
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Cash you invest from other sources is considered "non-qualified" and is ineligible for the tax break, said Renn.
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By staying longer, they became ineligible for an immigration hearing, L. Patricia Ice, the M.I.R.A. legal project director, said.
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But it was first released as a noncommercial single, which made the song ineligible for the Hot 21 chart.
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As a dancer, she was ineligible for unemployment benefits, but her bartending gig qualified her for $150 a week.
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While prisoners can sometimes get access to educational courses, they are ineligible for the federal and state financial assistance programs.
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The TUC, Trade Union Congress, said as many as two in five new fathers were ineligible for shared parental leave.
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NGOs that provide abortions — except in the case of rape, incest or life endangerment — would also be ineligible for aid.
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But by the time the draft was instituted in 1969, Trump had been medically ineligible for service for a year.
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He could not buy certain consumer goods or stay at luxury hotels, and he was ineligible for large bank loans.
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It would also allow the White House to choose a hard liner previously believed to be ineligible for the position.
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Another time, it was Amanda, whose seeming wholesomeness made me feel somewhat ineligible for the continuing project of being human.
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According to Jacobs, as many as 7 million veterans could be ineligible for the tax credit under the new language.
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Oregon's top rated recruit, five-star center N'Faly Dante, will be ineligible for the first nine games of the season.
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Not long after announcing his candidacy, Jean was deemed ineligible for office, due to his not residing in the country.
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His other releases were totally free, and therefore ineligible for a Grammy (as most of us learned during "Ultralight Beam").
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Under that standard, Cruz noted, Trump himself would be ineligible for the presidency because his mother was born in Scotland.
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He is still ineligible for its top-tier program, Google Preferred, which places top-paying ads on high-traffic videos.
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Sessions himself sought to highlight those credentials Tuesday, announcing that "sanctuary cities" would be ineligible for key law enforcement grants.
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The IRS guidance says that businesses involved in taking deposits and making loans aren't specified businesses ineligible for the deduction.
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The Obama administration is also considering whether the law makes the state ineligible for billions of dollars in federal aid.
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Two years ago the justices reversed an 11th Circuit Court of Appeals ruling that found Madison was ineligible for execution.
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Ms. Glen, then an assistant commissioner at the city's Division of Housing Finance, judged the project ineligible for public benefits.
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In Mr. Moore's case, a trial court found that he was intellectually disabled and constitutionally ineligible for the death penalty.
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Imagine a woman asked the sage the same question and he told her she was stupid and ineligible for enlightenment.
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Advocacy and stakeholder groups were outraged, and many pointed out that undocumented immigrants are already ineligible for most federal benefits.
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About 2628 percent are ineligible for coverage because they live in a state that declined to expand Medicaid under ObamaCare.
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About a quarter of food-insecure Americans are ineligible for Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), better known as food stamps.
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That can lead to being kicked out of the military—deeming a soldier ineligible for their already lackluster VA benefits.
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The parents of 30 of the children have been declared ineligible for reunification based on their criminal histories, HHS said.
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Sabraw will likely consider the cases of parents deemed ineligible for these deadlines individually after all eligible parents are reunited.
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But once N.H.L. players became ineligible for the Games, it was not a surprise to find Greenway on the roster.
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Even with the health care law, many Hispanics are ineligible for Medicaid and insurance subsidies because of their immigration status.
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Excessive expenses were often charged against artists' accounts, leaving them eternally indebted to their labels and therefore ineligible for royalties.
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Comer that a church that wanted to build a playground should not be ineligible for state funds to do so.
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Miami (15-33), now ineligible for the NIT due to a losing record, saw its season come to an end.
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I grew up feeling like an alien: ineligible for military service —even my blood wasn't welcome at the blood bank.
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The hotel piece thus attains Accepted Collusion in Plain Sight status, making it ineligible for the Special Counsel's WITCH HUNT!
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If the USDA proposal is approved, over half a million children will become ineligible for assistance via SNAP and NSLP.
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NCM batteries, which Korean firms LG Chem and Samsung Electronics primarily make, were ineligible for subsidies under last year's rules.
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The administration is also claiming that 87 children are "ineligible" for reunification because their parent has a serious criminal record.
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As a part-time student, he was ineligible for much financial aid and could not afford tuition on his own.
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In addition, the IRS has paid $132 billion over the last decade to people who were ineligible for EITC benefits.
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But 46 children were deemed ineligible for reunification – 22 for safety concerns and 13 because of their parents' current immigration status.
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It regards the island as a renegade province, ineligible for state to state relations, to be united by force if necessary.
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That means that asylum seekers from any country but Mexico are ineligible for asylum if they show up at the border.
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Condemning Turner's "crime and actions," USA Swimming said that he is not a current organization member and is ineligible for membership.
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There will inevitably be a small number of detainees whom the government deems ineligible for prosecution and too dangerous to release.
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Thus, The Handmaid's Tale could receive a number of nominations in 2019 while remaining ineligible for the Emmys' top drama categories.
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One provision would create a new exchange for shares in small businesses and startups that are currently ineligible for public trading.
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Those who "violate the terms of this suspension/restriction on entry will be rendered ineligible for asylum," said a DOJ official.
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They also said DHS needs to offer an opportunity for parents to rebut evidence that they were deemed "ineligible" for reunification.
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Sessions said in the memo that jurisdictions that match his definition will be ineligible for grants from Homeland Security or Justice.
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Herd immunity would protect infants too young to get the measles vaccine and people with compromised immune systems ineligible for vaccination.
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Officials fear that if people keep leaving, Port Arthur will fall below 50,000 people and make it ineligible for federal grants.
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As the researchers demonstrate, mortality declines occurred among the near elderly persons ineligible for Medicare as well as among the elderly.
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Should those religions whose adherents refuse to pledge or give evidence that they would support free exercise be ineligible for asylum?
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At B1/B+/BB-, Greece is classed as "speculative grade", meaning it is ineligible for various global indexes that investors track.
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In Connecticut, officials intervened on behalf of about three dozen families who were told that they had become ineligible for help.
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While the latest policy guidance doesn't make anyone ineligible for citizenship, it appears to narrow how children abroad can gain citizenship.
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Many observers rightly condemned Trump's demagogic charge that Barack Obama was ineligible for the presidency because, supposedly, he was born abroad.
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"Like many, we saw a challenge for non-salaried workers who are currently ineligible for government relief," says Fronted's Jamie Campbell.
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Governments should also condemn these practices and impose significant penalties, like pulling research funding and making these scientists ineligible for more.
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He went to an emergency room in Brooklyn, where he was deemed ineligible for a test, he said in an interview.
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Customs & Border Protection officers searched his phone and decided he was ineligible for entry because of his friends' social media posts.
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Negotiators are trying to devise a system that would alert governments to offending boats, which would become ineligible for future subsidies.
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He was held out of 22016 games during the investigation, making him ineligible for the Yankees' first 2237 games this season.
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About 688,000 adults would be ineligible for the program under the changes, USDA estimated, saving nearly $5.5 billion over five years.
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After the Supreme Court ruling, about 70 percent of visa applicants affected by the ban were found ineligible for a waiver.
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Up the road from Ervine, Gladys Buckley, 65, complained that FEMA deemed her claim ineligible for $3,500 to repair flooded floors.
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The initial position of the Bureau of Naturalization was that Asian immigrants remained ineligible for citizenship, being neither white nor black.
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They have been joined by migrants fleeing poverty in South Asia and sub-Saharan Africa, many of them ineligible for political asylum.
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But she failed at pre-trial intervention by escaping the locked rehab and was ineligible for drug court due to suicidal thoughts.
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In a 222-page ruling, a supreme-court judge, Hugo Núñez, said Mr Fujimori was ineligible for parole and ordered his arrest.
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According to Chinese law, once a child turns 14, they become ineligible for overseas adoption – and Avery turns 14 on August 18.
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Greek bonds are currently ineligible for purchases as they are rated 'junk' by all major rating agencies, failing a key ECB criteria.
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Greek bonds are currently ineligible for purchase as they are rated 'junk' by all major rating agencies, failing a key ECB requirement.
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The latest study tested the Roche drug, given by injection every three weeks, in 119 patients deemed ineligible for standard cisplatin chemotherapy.
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China considers self-ruled Taiwan a breakaway province of "one China", ruled in Beijing, ineligible for country status or its own flag.
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That means an immigrant who is on Medicaid or food stamps, or who receives housing assistance, would be ineligible for permanent residency.
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He is ineligible for the death penalty because he was a minor at the time of the alleged murders, the Chronicle reports.
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A new rule would make family planning clinics that provide abortion services or referrals for abortions ineligible for Title 25 government funding.
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Various courts have turned down numerous appeals from his attorneys, including those claiming he is intellectually disabled and thus ineligible for execution.
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"Veep" was ineligible for the Emmys in 2018 as the show took an extended hiatus while Dreyfus sought treatment for breast cancer.
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Foreigners are ineligible for U.S. financial aid, which means they must pay their way in full to get those coveted American degrees.
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In sentencing Lawrence, Booras ruled she would be ineligible for early release, ensuring she will remain incarcerated until she's at least 76.
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As a back-up, the 1924 Act further excluded Asians because they were ineligible for citizenship unless born in the United States.
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The Justice Department issued an interim final rule (rule) that makes aliens who enter in violation of the proclamation ineligible for asylum.
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I'm thankful I don't have pre-existing conditions, because in some cases it may make you ineligible for coverage with certain insurers.
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It also provides some protection for ridehailing drivers, who are classified as contractors ineligible for many benefits and rights that protect employees.
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Right now, the Hyde Amendment singles out abortion as the only medical procedure ineligible for insurance coverage through any federally funded care.
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The new information sent the Timberwolves scrambling: if Ngombo was really almost 4.53, he would have been ineligible for the 2011 draft.
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Children are deemed "ineligible" for reunification in instances where: The parent has a criminal history or is wanted in a foreign country.
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But certain offenses can make them ineligible for most kinds of relief from removal and make them a higher priority for ICE.
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Because Mr. Laib's school offers a group health plan, he has been ineligible for subsidies under the Affordable Care Act, he said.
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Famous or notorious defendants must also trust their fates to courtroom illustrators, their verdicts both suitable for framing and ineligible for appeal.
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Not doing so could make you ineligible for an end-of-year bonus, or for a salary bump at your annual review.
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Improving employment opportunities and pay increases have made millions of workers ineligible for food stamps because they now earn too much money.
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The rule could make immigrants who are "likely at any time to become a public charge" ineligible for permanent status or citizenship.
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Applicants were warned that they had 33 days to leave the country or risk being deported and rendered ineligible for re-entry.
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Invoking that provision, Missouri had deemed Trinity Lutheran categorically ineligible for the playground grant, although its preschool otherwise met the specified criteria.
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What is more, at least one of the men facing imminent execution is intellectually disabled and should be categorically ineligible for execution.
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Yet they have not been automatically granted citizenship at birth, which left many unable to vote and ineligible for certain government jobs.
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The Department of Labor has also stated that gig workers like Uber drivers are contractors ineligible for minimum wages and overtime pay.
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That means that asylum seekers from any country but Mexico are ineligible for asylum if they show up at the southern border.
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That means that asylum seekers from any country but Mexico are ineligible for asylum if they show up at the southern border.
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Judges may determine a defendant is ineligible for bail, such as in some murder cases where public safety might be at risk.
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Several hundred thousand of the rescued passengers, many of them economic migrants ineligible for asylum, have flooded Italy in the last few years.
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"However, there are many reasons that an individual previously issued a passport may subsequently be found ineligible for that passport," the spokesperson added.
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They even understood this to be true for children whose parents would then have been racially ineligible for citizenship, such as the Chinese.
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But the Federal Communications Commission ultimately said the firms, which are 85 percent owned by Dish, were ineligible for the small business credits.
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Of the remaining parents labeled ineligible for reunification, 463 have likely been deported, and the government is still working to identify 260 others.
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For example, if you have a preexisting medical condition, you may be ineligible for some health expenses even if you buy a plan.
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We don't entirely know if the government is planning to use withholding-only proceedings as a safety valve for people ineligible for asylum.
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Animals are technically not ineligible for the Academy Awards, but let's give one to Charlie The Dog in A Star Is Born. pic.twitter.
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Still, two-fifths of workers are ineligible for FMLA (which is unpaid), and as a result many workers are left in the lurch.
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She will not return to the school for the remainder of the year and is ineligible for hire elsewhere within the school district.
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Starting this fall, a new policy makes undergraduate members of such groups ineligible for leadership positions on sports teams and recognized student groups.
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The end result is that some rural areas of the country will be ineligible for the grants even though they might need them.
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Accordingly, while the injunction is in effect, immigration judges won't be able to find illegal crossers "ineligible" for asylum for violating the proclamation.
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Under the new program, those who miss three months of reporting in one year become ineligible for coverage the remainder of the year.
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There was controversy early on when rapper Cardi B and rapper/singer Post Malone were deemed ineligible for the best new artist category.
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The couple were ineligible for the Polish child benefit because they were not married; but as lesbians, they were not allowed to marry.
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They jump through multiple hoops to move on to college, but they're ineligible for in-state tuition and cannot afford the full cost.
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The new stadium — which as of a few years ago produced 15 full-time jobs — almost certainly was ineligible for a city subsidy.
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The three current commissioners are all ineligible for reappointment, and with no new appointments it is unclear when the deadlock will be resolved.
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An exhibition event sponsored by Nike, conditions in Monza had been so carefully controlled that the race was ineligible for world record consideration.
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Receiving a general discharge instead of an honorable one meant he was ineligible for educational benefits and he didn't know where to turn.
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The accounts are available to customers who do not have a bank account or are ineligible for a given bank's standard current account.
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Piershale knows a couple who got married in their late 50s, making the individual with a deceased previous spouse ineligible for survivor benefits.
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President Trump's proclamation, signed on Saturday, upends that system entirely by declaring that anyone who enters the country illegally is ineligible for asylum.
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The operation targeted towns, villages and bus stations nationwide, and was aimed at those who are ineligible for the immigration process, the government said.
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The Department of Labor issued an opinion recently stating that gig workers like Uber drivers are contractors ineligible for minimum wages and overtime pay.
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Meanwhile, sanctions mean Sudan is mostly ineligible for relief on its $48.2bn debt, 86% of which was in arrears at the end of 2015.
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"A review of Diallo's bank records showed several months where her monthly income would have made her ineligible for Food Assistance," the documents said.
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The new rule makes some immigrants ineligible for permanent legal status if they use certain public benefits, like Medicaid, food stamps, and housing vouchers.
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Changing marital patterns — with many marriages lasting less than 10 years — can make women ineligible for these benefits, the Center for Retirement Research found.
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Critics, however, recognized Carlos's quality, and the film was rightfully rewarded with two Golden Globe nominations, though it was ineligible for an Academy Award.
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But during the process, the NCAA ruled he was ineligible for this season and perhaps longer, leaving a pro career as his top option.
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Haas, the first American team in decades, joined as the 11th team in Formula One this season, so it is ineligible for a payout.
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She invalidated all three patents at issue in the suit, finding that the ideas they catalogued were abstract ideas and ineligible for patent protection.
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According to a new report, he is one of a growing number of veterans ruled ineligible for benefits because of less-than-honorable discharges.
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Yet even if the bill had passed in New South Wales, Jack's mental health problems would have made him ineligible for the euthanasia program.
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Thompson was ruled ineligible for his senior season at Washington State due to a violation of NCAA rules, the school announced late last month.
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The school declared itself ineligible for postseason play in 2016, and the N.C.A.A. suspended Pitino for the first five games of the coming season.
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One such regulation would declare an immigrant who uses welfare benefits to be a "public charge," making him or her ineligible for permanent status.
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Even immigrants who received relatively small amounts of assistance for short periods might now be deemed "public charges" and be ineligible for green cards.
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Because she's technically paid for her day job, she is ineligible for unemployment benefits and has been forced to use credit to get by.
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Like many employees, Harmon though he was ineligible for Santa Fe's "living wage" protections because he signed onto the company as an independent contractor.
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Because Ms. Henry qualified for an S.B.A. loan, she was ineligible for any grants from FEMA to offset the cost of repairing her home.
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In another puzzler, especially for an awards contest adjudicated by journalists from overseas, foreign-language films are ineligible for the marquee best-picture categories.
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That makes them ineligible for the tranches of money provided to the Directorate of Religious Affairs for the construction and maintenance of Sunni mosques.
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With his sanctuary city executive order, he made every community that refuses to assist U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) ineligible for federal funding.
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YouTube also said videos with extreme violence could still be made ineligible for ads based on the platform&aposs guidelines for advertiser-friendly videos.
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There's no exact number of how many Dreamers — eligible or ineligible for DACA — exist, but most estimates put the number at around 3 million.
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According to the paper, Ms Arcuri joined three foreign trade missions with Mr Johnson in one year, despite being ineligible for any of them.
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By staying longer, they became ineligible for an immigration hearing, L. Patricia Ice, the Mississippi Immigrants Rights Alliance Legal Project director, said last week.
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The Mustangs are ineligible for postseason play because of NCAA violations but are seeking to capture back-to-back American Conference regular-season titles.
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Spielberg's proposed rule change would deem films that are only "in a couple of theaters for less than a week" ineligible for Academy Award nominations.
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Lula is ineligible for office under Brazil's "Clean Slate" law, which prohibits candidates from running if they have convictions that have been upheld on appeal.
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That led to a stalemate for an administration seeking a way to move inmates deemed ineligible for release by the review board into US prisons.
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First off, Uber classifies its drivers as independent contractors ineligible for benefits associated with traditional employment, like health insurance, paid time off, or workers compensation.
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I had forgotten to attach an important document to my grant application, and if I didn't submit it by EOD, I'd be ineligible for funding.
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Isabelle Huppert's Academy Award-nominated turn in Elle was ineligible for BAFTA consideration, as its British release date (March 10) falls after the BAFTA deadline.
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Trump has previously argued that if Cruz won the Republican nomination, Democrats would argue that the Canada-born Texas senator was ineligible for the presidency.
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The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that inmates who were younger than 18 when they committed a capital crime are ineligible for the death penalty.
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In 2015, the CBN named it among 41 items ruled ineligible for forex through the Nigerian interbank market, in a bid to incentivize domestic production.
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A handful of federal agencies have been studying whether the law makes the state ineligible for the billions of aid dollars it receives each year.
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The designation covers Venclexta in combination with low dose cytarabine for elderly patients with previously untreated AML who are ineligible for intensive chemotherapy, it said.
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Add to that mix programs that have quietly ramped up in recent months to return Afghans from Europe who are judged ineligible for asylum there.
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Many vocational training institutions (HVAC, culinary arts, etc.) would be unaffected, because, while still covered under the G.I. Bill, they are ineligible for federal aid.
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But the sovereign's existing five-year benchmark is yielding minus 0.45%, below the ECB's deposit rate, making it ineligible for purchase by the central bank.
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Right now, a person convicted of sexually assaulting a conscious person will go to prison for at least three years and be ineligible for probation.
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"I conclude that such aliens remain ineligible for bond, whether they are arriving at the border or are apprehended in the United States," Barr wrote.
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Special fares may also be ineligible for ground services such as limousine service or lounge access (as is the case with certain fares on Emirates).
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That might seem like a positive step, except that the Budget Division said it made the schools ineligible for a second year of grant funding.
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The gang designation also usually makes defendants ineligible for bail, giving them a stronger incentive to provide evidence against others or take a plea deal.
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In a head-scratching policy for an awards program adjudicated by reporters from overseas, foreign-language films are ineligible for the marquee best picture categories.
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But the government isn't proposing that any use of public benefits makes someone a "public charge" — and therefore ineligible for a green card or visa.
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Since individuals with protected status are ineligible for welfare and other social benefits, this is a group that contributes to the country while taking little.
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The new provision could deem an immigrant ineligible for permanent status or citizenship if they have a history of using public assistance, such as Medicaid.
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And then, there is the very likely scenario that the electoral court will rule him ineligible for office as a result of his corruption conviction.
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The proposed code specifically names lawyers, doctors, athletes and performers — all of whom work for a living — as ineligible for the lower pass-through rate.
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Longstreet is not a symbol of white supremacy; therefore he was largely ineligible for commemoration by those who long controlled public memory in the South.
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Still, hefty premium increases are a big pocketbook hit to the approximately 10 million Americans who buy their own insurance and are ineligible for subsidies.
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He is ineligible for office under Brazil's "Clean Slate" law, which prohibits candidates from running if they have convictions that have been upheld on appeal.
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It also shifts the burden of proof to the Pentagon to show soldiers "knew or reasonably should have known" they were ineligible for the benefit.
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It's too late to remove Moore from the ballot, and only the state GOP can withdraw official support that would render him ineligible for election.
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For the Should Have Been Nominated category, they were allowed to expand the potential nominees to productions ineligible for the Tonys, including those Off Broadway.
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The legislation passed by the Senate makes platform workers ineligible for unemployment insurance should they lose their job, or workers compensation if they are injured.
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The state received matching funds from the endowment for 2017 of $637,000, but Kansas artists remain ineligible for grants from the Mid-America Arts Alliance.
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Ride hailing and delivery services say the people who drive cars and deliver packages are contractors rather than employees, making them ineligible for unemployment insurance.
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But getting a job, and a salary, might make them ineligible for Medicaid, bumping them up to a subsidized marketplace plan — and a coverage change.
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But the penalty makes him ineligible for the All-Star Game and postseason play this year, and he'll lose about half of his $560,000 salary.
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Unauthorized workers receive few if any public services (they ride the bus, but they're ineligible for social assistance programs) but contribute to the tax base.
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Because he retired only in 2013, Mattis is technically ineligible for the job since he has not been a civilian for at least seven years.
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It would get much, much easier for an asylum claim to get marked "frivolous," making the asylum seeker permanently ineligible for any form of legal status.
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The action would clear the way for a potential proclamation that would spell out the types of individuals ineligible for asylum and thus forbidden to enter.
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Owners can also choose to have their gun retrofitted with aftermarket triggers manufactured by other companies, but they would be ineligible for reimbursement under the settlement.
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The company classifies its drivers as independent contractors, arguing they are in business for themselves and thus ineligible for traditional benefits like overtime and health insurance.
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This month, the pension board of the United Methodist Church decided that five Israeli banks that fund construction in the settlements are ineligible for its investment.
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But capitalism abhors a vacuum, so over time, more and more low-paid workers found themselves in the category of being salaried and ineligible for overtime.
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The company wouldn't say what would make someone ineligible for a policy, but noted that "many" of the company's existing customers could qualify for approval online.
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Today, the world governing body of international swimming, FINA, ruled that seven Russian swimmers were ineligible for competition at the 2016 Rio Olympics, according to Reuters.
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Mattis, who retired from the military in 2013, is technically ineligible for the job since he has not been a civilian for at least seven years.
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Those who are ineligible for asylum should be sent back without delay; those likely to qualify should be sent on to countries willing to accept them.
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Trump last month signed a proclamation to make people who cross the border between ports of entry ineligible for asylum, though that move faces legal challenges.
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However, 71 percent of American youth are ineligible for military service due to the lack of a high school degree, poor health and fitness, or record.
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After all, legal immigrants are well vetted, and if they have criminal records in their countries of origin they are generally ineligible for admission to American.
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For the Should Have Been Nominated category, the critics were allowed to expand the potential nominees to Off Broadway productions, which are ineligible for the Tonys.
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If the United States enters into such an agreement with Mexico, aliens who can be sent there will be ineligible for asylum in the United States.
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One of the ECB's problems is that much of German debt yields less than the minus 0.4 percent deposit rate, making them ineligible for asset buys.
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In response, some large companies, such as Walmart, gave raises to workers whose pay fell just under the new threshold, making them ineligible for overtime pay.
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In essence, that meant finding ways to get America's poor — the millions who couldn't pay for private health insurance or were ineligible for Medicaid — health coverage.
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Plus, as foreigners, the Shojis are ineligible for the referenced "subsidies," sometimes-substantial financial supports that farmers and other producers can receive from the French government.
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In 463 cases, however, the family is "ineligible" for reunification because the parent has already left the US, after either being deported or accepting "voluntary" removal.
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More than 85033,800 children had been reunited with their parents by Friday, the government said, but reported that hundreds more were deemed "ineligible" for family reunification.
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In 1948, the United States team became embroiled in a dispute over what constituted an amateur player, and at one point was ruled ineligible for medals.
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On Wednesday, two leading Republicans — including John McCain, the party's 2008 presidential nominee — questioned whether Cruz's Canadian birthplace makes him ineligible for the nation's highest office.
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Uber has also had to answer persistent questions about the status of its drivers, who as independent contractors are ineligible for employee benefits like health care.
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The senators wrote that they were "especially concerned about the hardships" facing workers who were ineligible for unemployment benefits, including gig workers and other nontraditional workers.
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And for years, Mr. Trump pushed the notion that President Barack Obama had been born in Kenya rather than Honolulu, making him ineligible for the presidency.
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She added that many of Legal Aid's clients, particularly homeless people, have criminal histories that would make them ineligible for a civil summons under the guidelines.
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Shipyard workers who were healthy enough to serve in the military rarely quit, while those whose health problems made them ineligible for service quit with impunity.
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Until recently, it was virtually impossible to deport Cubans with criminal convictions who were ineligible for immigration, because the Cuban government refused to take them back.
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Suspensions are without pay, and players are ineligible for the postseason if they have served a suspension during the season for using a performance-enhancing drug.
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The drug, developed in partnership with AbbVie Inc, was approved for patients with acute myeloid leukemia aged 75 or older, or those ineligible for intensive induction chemotherapy.
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Twenty-one Saudi suspects in total will either have their visas revoked or will be made ineligible for U.S. visas, according to State Department spokeswoman Heather Nauert.
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Owners of those rifles—several hundred thousand in all—are ineligible for a new trigger under the proposed settlement, and can only claim a $12.50 product voucher.
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" The court ruled that Indians may be Caucasian, but they were not "white" and therefore ineligible for the "privilege of citizenship" conferred upon that "class of persons.
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Another major blow to Asian Indians came in the form of the 1924 Immigration Act, which barred people ineligible for citizenship from entry to the United States.
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"Because DACA does not confer lawful status, DACA recipients remain ineligible for FHA loans," Len Wolfson, a HUD official, wrote in a letter to California Democratic Rep.
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Recent documents show the department sent more than $10 million to the Art Institute chain, even though the schools were not accredited and ineligible for the funds.
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The company currently classifies its drivers as independent contractors, arguing they are in business for themselves and thus ineligible for traditional benefits like overtime and health insurance.
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It also addressed the children of same-sex unions, rendering them ineligible for baptism until they are 18 years old and willing to denounce same-sex marriage.
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Last year, his government proposed changes to the constitution to lift both age and term limits that would have otherwise made Sassou Nguesso ineligible for another term.
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Some states changed in April the criteria for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), formerly known as food stamp program, making thousands of households ineligible for benefits.
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If your parents were diligent savers who put money away in a college savings 529 plan, does that mean you'll be penalized as ineligible for other aid?
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It allows the Army to declare a state of emergency and seize power, and it also contains a clause that makes Suu Kyi ineligible for the Presidency.
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Sims had argued his client's low IQ made him ineligible for that punishment because of a U.S. Supreme Court decision barring the execution of the mentally disabled.
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While the government said Friday that more than 85033,800 children had been reunited with their parents, it said that hundreds more were deemed "ineligible" for family reunification.
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Agents also will arrest migrants who came when they were minors but turned 18 while fighting deportation in the courts, making them ineligible for protections as children.
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These findings begged the question: What would happen to patients who were supposed to be ineligible for these clinical trials, if they were treated on them anyway?
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Upon entry, further examinations are conducted for physical or mental disorders — including communicable diseases of public health significance or drug addiction, which render applicants ineligible for admission.
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Florida Democrats gathered a roster of names and contact information for voters whose vote-by-mail (VBM) ballots were ineligible for signature problems, according to the newspaper.
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The real consequence of the policy change is to make many more people ineligible for re-entry into the United States, because they have been deemed deportable.
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Baseball's rationale for making such plays ineligible for review is that it would, in theory, lead to similar calls that would be much more complicated to fix.
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Individuals who have been convicted of any serious non-political crime outside of the United States also will be ineligible for employment authorization during this pending period.
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But in doing so, he will leave himself with insufficient funds to meet his basic needs and make himself ineligible for Medicaid when those funds run out.
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The audit came after a California National Guard incentives manager was found to have approved about 22019,600 service members who were later deemed ineligible for the incentives.
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The preseason first-team All-American pulled his lawsuit against the association and the university subsequently labeled him ineligible for upcoming competition while they apply for reinstatement.
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Because of their lack of citizenship, they are ineligible for many Civil Service jobs, disadvantaged in sponsoring family members for immigration and denied the right to vote.
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When Rivers reapplied for a loan modification, she says the bank denied her request, telling her she was ineligible for the federal government's Home Affordable Modification Program.
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Plus, forsaking cash can be more difficult for the bankless, many of whom have been through economic crises and are ineligible for credit cards and bank accounts.
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Moreover, these laws often go unenforced — either because employers misclassify employees as independent contractors and ineligible for paid sick leave —or because employers simply ignore the law.
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Anyone who spends more than two weeks traveling through Mexico would be ineligible for asylum in the United States, and would be pushed to apply in Mexico.
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The new policy revised the so-called public charge rule, making immigrants ineligible for permanent legal status if they use public benefits like Medicaid and food stamps.
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Stars in earlier eras often skipped the Australian Open or turned professional, rendering themselves ineligible for the Grand Slam tournaments, which were reserved for "amateurs" until 1968.
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However, Nick was deemed ineligible for a transplant at the time because his liver was not damaged enough to place him on the donor registry, Coats said.
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The remaining students would not have received any aid in previous years because their family's earnings would have left them ineligible for tuition assistance or Pell grants.
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Since mid-2012, 27 new captive insurers were admitted as members, 25 of which are owned by parent entities themselves ineligible for membership, according to the FHFA.
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Katie Wertz, 20173, Albuquerque I have three separate diagnosed mental disorders, including chronic depression, severe anxiety/panic disorder and PTSD that make me ineligible for health insurance.
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The fact that he had not meant to kill more than one person should have made him ineligible for a capital murder verdict and the death penalty.
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That language, he added, may cause beneficiaries to become ineligible for Medicaid, a federal-state program that helps pay for health care for the disabled and other groups.
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Several political parties, including Haddad's Workers' Party, are jointly requesting that Bolsonaro be declared ineligible for 8 years for abuse of economic power and misuse of digital communication.
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Taiwan says China took advantage of Sao Tome's financial woes to push its "one China" principle that states Taiwan is part of China and ineligible for diplomatic recognition.
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The company classifies them as independent contractors, arguing they are in business for themselves and thus ineligible for traditional benefits like overtime, minimum wage protections, and health insurance.
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As a result, computer-implemented inventions (as they are sometimes called in the world of patents) are often found to be "abstract" and thus ineligible for patent protection.
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The drug, developed in partnership with AbbVie Inc, was approved for patients with acute myeloid leukemia (AML) aged 75 or older, or those ineligible for intensive induction chemotherapy.
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However, he is ineligible for the postseason because of his being suspended for the first 80 games of this season for testing positive for steroids during spring training.
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The policy stems from an April decision by U.S. Attorney General William Barr, who ruled migrants who entered the country illegally would be ineligible for a bond hearing.
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At an October 10 hearing at the York Immigration Court in Pennsylvania, a judge ruled that Joe was "deportable" and "ineligible for any kind of relief," per RadarOnline.
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Uber classifies its drivers as independent contractors, arguing they are in business for themselves and thus ineligible for traditional benefits like overtime, minimum wage protections, and health insurance.
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Of particular concern to Barber is a class of discontinued Remington guns that are also covered under the class action settlement but are ineligible for a trigger replacement.
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Under current rules, they are ineligible for help "because states may determine that they are still fully employed," according to the Department of Labor's Employment and Training Administration.
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If they are found in violation of the law, they would be ineligible for grants under a federal program that supports local law enforcement, the Justice Department says.
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Malaysia, currently assigned a '2' and included in the WGBI since 2004, was being considered for a potential downgrade to '13', making it ineligible for inclusion, FTSE said.
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To date, more than 570 children remain in federal custody, and in an alarming number of cases, some have been deemed ineligible for reunification by the Trump administration.
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The group had named "Hamilton" the best new musical last season, when it played Off Broadway at the Public Theater, making that show ineligible for this year's award.
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D'Souza in the past promoted the false "birther" conspiracy that former President Obama was born outside of the United States and was thus ineligible for the White House.
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More than a quarter of non-elderly adults have health conditions that would have made them ineligible for coverage in this market, according to the Kaiser Family Foundation.
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Why it matters: Family planning clinics that refer patients for abortions or share space with abortion providers would be ineligible for Title X funds under the proposed rules.
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Asylum seekers who pass through another country before reaching the United States will be ineligible for asylum when they reach the southern border, according to the new rule.
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Rose, the major leagues' career hit leader, filed the suit against John M. Dowd, whose 1989 investigation led to Rose's being declared ineligible for the Hall of Fame.
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The designation as a state sponsor of terrorism makes Sudan ineligible for desperately needed debt relief and financing from lenders like the International Monetary Fund and World Bank.
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Clear rules here empowers startup founders to decide whether the capital they take is worth the potential loss of any government contracts that they may become ineligible for.
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President-Elect Trump was, after all, propelled into politics partly as a champion of the lie that President Obama was born abroad and ineligible for the White House.
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Background coverage: The government said that it met court-ordered deadlines to reunify migrant children with their parents, but it deemed hundreds of families "ineligible" for the process.
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Since 1996, ITINs have been issued by the IRS to individuals ineligible for a Social Security Number -- mostly (though not exclusively) because they are immigrants who are undocumented.
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Unlike residents of the fire site, they are ineligible for much of the federal and state aid pouring into the area, because their house did not burn down.
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"LaMelo Ball is a Professional Basketball player and has played professionally in Lithuania resulting in him being ineligible for the McDonald's All-American Game," the rep tells us.
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Although Mr. Morales is ineligible for re-election, he and his allies will oppose any candidate who supports Cicig and the continuation of its investigations into government corruption.
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When he heard New York was now conducting its own tests, he contacted his doctor, but was told that his relatively mild symptoms made him ineligible for testing.
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Undocumented immigrants would not be affected -- unless an avenue opens up for them to apply for green cards or visas since they are largely ineligible for public aid.
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She is among more than 700,000 immigrants protected from deportation under the federal Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals policy, but they are ineligible for federal student financial aid.
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"So what?" he crankily replies, when a judge tells him his client is ineligible for a drug program because her attempts at rehab have failed in the past.
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Until Open tennis began in 1968, many of the greatest players, including Jack Kramer and Pancho Gonzalez, quickly turned professional, which made them ineligible for Grand Slam events.
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"I am designating Shavendra Silva ineligible for entry into the U.S. due to his involvement in extrajudicial killings during Sri Lanka's civil war," Mr. Pompeo tweeted on Friday.
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He spent his early years on a kibbutz; later, when an ankle injury made him ineligible for combat in the Israeli army, he joined an army entertainment group.
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Iranian citizens will continue to be ineligible for tourism and business visas, but they will remain eligible for student and cultural exchange visas if they undergo additional scrutiny.
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Those who test positive for drugs would be required to receive treatment; those who refuse to be screened or take a test would be ineligible for Medicaid benefits.
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The new legislation would make EU citizens who are not working in Germany ineligible for social welfare or unemployment benefits until they have lived there for five years.
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That listing is expected to be reviewed, but it makes Sudan ineligible for badly needed debt relief and financing from lenders like the IMF and the World Bank.
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Classifying workers as independent contractors allows an employer to reduce labor costs, while stripping workers of potential protections, often making them ineligible for unemployment benefits and disability compensation.
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"Most Title X patients are low-income women, and disproportionately women of color, who are uninsured and ineligible for Medicaid," said NARAL Pro-Choice America in a statement.
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DACA-eligible workers tend to have higher-skilled, higher-paying jobs than undocumented immigrants, who are ineligible for DACA, the Migration Policy Institute found in a recent analysis.
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Van Gelder's Rio suspension comes after a 2009 incident in which the gymnast was caught taking cocaine three days before national championships – rendering him ineligible for the 2012 Olympics.
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In the past, losing at the county level would have made Karthik ineligible for nationals, but he got in through a wild-card program that was instituted this year.
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Not only are you ineligible for the credit if you're paying your nanny under the table, you're also running the risk of owing Uncle Sam back taxes and penalties.
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An estimated 71 percent of Americans aged 17 to 24 are ineligible for the armed forces due to inadequate levels of education, physical fitness, responsible behavior, or other reasons.
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This year's resources allow for $3 million in grants for individual artists and smaller organizations ineligible for direct city funding — a tremendous uptake compared to $1 million in 2015.
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The ACLU has also asked for information about the parents deemed ineligible for reunification or whom the government said waived reunification, and could challenge those at a later date.
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On the downside for President Donald Trump, the court's 2–1 ruling found Executive Order 13768, which made so-called sanctuary cities ineligible for certain federal grants, was unconstitutional.
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But the idea is that it could replace devices called ventricular assist devices, or VADs that keep blood flowing as people await transplants — or in people ineligible for transplants.
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That majority was placed in jeopardy earlier this week after Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce said he may be ineligible for parliament due to New Zealand citizenship by descent.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - The Australian Football League has come under fire after ruling a transgender footballer ineligible for selection a day before the national draft for the professional women's competition.
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Allocating more profits to the United Kingdom might have made the company ineligible for the Video Games Tax Relief Scheme, which was launched in 2014, according to the report.
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Sessions warned Chicago that it would be ineligible for federal public safety grants if it didn't comply – a move the city maintained was overreach of legal authority and unconstitutional.
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The director of Rafiki, Wanuri Kahiu, sued the Kenyan government to lift a national censorship that rendered the film ineligible for the Academy Award's Best Foreign Language Film accolade.
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In addition, undocumented immigrants continue to be ineligible for most public forms of health insurance coverage and would not benefit from any Medicaid expansions carried out by the states.
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An inmate on death row in Texas, Mr Moore's lawyers told the justices, "spends approximately 22.5 hours per day alone in his cell and is ineligible for contact visits".
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The designation, which dates from allegations in 1993 that Bashir's Islamist government supported terrorism, makes it technically ineligible for debt relief and financing from the IMF and World Bank.
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The designation, which dates from allegations in 1993 that Bashir's Islamist government supported terrorism, makes it technically ineligible for debt relief and financing from the IMF and World Bank.
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German bond yields out to five years are below the ECB's minus 0.4 percent deposit rate, which means the bonds are ineligible for the central bank's bond-buying scheme.
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The North Carolina law has prompted the Obama administration to consider whether the state would be ineligible for billions of dollars in federal funding for schools, housing and highways.
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Beijing regards Taiwan as a renegade province, ineligible for state-to-state relations, and to be taken back by force if necessary, especially if it makes moves toward independence.
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That's allowed them to consult with experts to make sure they're doing the most effective work—like distributing funds to undocumented families who are ineligible for federal disaster aid.
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Such solutions should stabilize the individual insurance markets, help lower costs for Americans ineligible for federal subsidies, and allow for localized experimentation to inform future improvements to the ACA.
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Since then, however, Wiseman has pulled his lawsuit and the Tigers have seemingly walked back their defiant, anti-NCAA stance by declaring their star ineligible for the foreseeable future.
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Analysts estimate that over half of German debt is now ineligible for asset purchases because it yields less than the ECB's deposit rate, currently set at minus 0.4 percent.
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Thanks to the massive "welfare reform" bill that President Bill Clinton signed two decades ago, new immigrants are ineligible for public assistance during their first five years in America.
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For example, recipients who fail to meet work requirements one time would be ineligible to receive benefits for 12 months and then ineligible for 85033 months for subsequent violations.
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The Obamacare coverage programs would disappear everywhere in 2020, and any state unable to make a plan and submit an application would be ineligible for the new grant funding.
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LaMelo Ball's stint in Lithuania has made him INELIGIBLE for one of the biggest honors at the high school level -- the McDonald's All-American Game ... officials tell TMZ Sports.
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The regulation would give officials more power to declare an immigrant who uses welfare benefits to be a "public charge," making him or her ineligible for permanent legal status.
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After finding out that I was ineligible for financial aid because I don't have any legal papers, the administrators at Mountain View High School didn't need to help me.
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Many workers are ineligible for unemployment benefits, including those who are self-employed, classified as independent contractors or haven't worked long enough or made enough income to be eligible.
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But unlike Bulosan's lonely bachelors, who were ineligible for naturalization under the anti-Asian laws of the time, most of Castillo's immigrant characters have become citizens and planted roots.
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That makes them and any other athlete who misses the championships ineligible for the U.S. World Cup team, according to Duffy Mahoney, USA Track & Field's chief of sport performance.
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Given the high court ruling, such professionals will now remain ineligible for protection against retaliation under Dodd-Frank until they inform the SEC of the potential securities law violations.
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In 2001, Lesotho Planned Parenthood — then the only provider of condoms in the country — went from receiving 426,000 condoms during the Clinton administration to becoming ineligible for any shipments.
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According to recent data from the Pentagon, about 70 percent of 85033 to 24-year olds are ineligible for military service, primarily due to health, education, or physical appearance.
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While undocumented students are ineligible for federal financial aid, including loans, with DACA they can take jobs and graduate teaching assistantships to help defray the cost of their education.
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Making these youngsters ineligible for deportation made the work of our officers and agents easier and helped ensure that our limited enforcement resources were focused on the worst first.
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I'll repeal the Trump administration's heartless Global Gag Rule, which makes organizations that conduct or refer patients for abortion ineligible for PEPFAR funds and harms patients at those clinics.
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The designation as a state sponsor of terrorism makes Sudan ineligible for desperately needed debt relief and financing from lenders like the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank.
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Another lawmaker, Democratic Assemblywoman Linda Rosenthal of Manhattan, proposed legislation that would make companies ineligible for state tax incentives if they fail to address chronic harassment problems in the workplace.
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In an interview last month, George Stephanopoulos asked Donald Trump about his retweet of a follower who insisted that both Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz were ineligible for the presidency.
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While individual taxpayers are currently ineligible for the program, the Wall Street Journal reports that "eventually" individual filers will be able to use the program to pay taxes as well.
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Nikita Lobintsev, Vladimir Morozov and Daria Ustinova were ineligible for Rio as their names appeared in the recent World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) Independent Person report, added the world body.
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Harvard is cracking down on unrecognized single-gender social clubs, declaring members ineligible for fellowships or for leadership positions such as captains of sports team, The Harvard Crimson reported Friday.
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Paul's channels will continue to be ineligible for Google Preferred advertising and remain on a 90-day probation period that keeps his content off the Trending tab and nonsubscriber notifications.
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One of the earliest attempts to paint her as ineligible for the presidency came in 2017 from a California man who has spent years pushing the false Obama birther conspiracy.
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That means that asset transfers made the five years leading up to the application are considered and would make the applicant ineligible for Medicaid services for a period of time.
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Finally, immigration reform could actually have a huge impact here, as about 15 percent of the remaining non-elderly uninsured are undocumented immigrants ineligible for Medicaid or exchange health plans.
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So people ineligible for subsidies are going to see higher premiums next year because of Trump's threats, but that was already true before he formally decided to end the payments.
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A lot of ride-hailing drivers don't have an urban hukou as they are migrant workers from rural parts of China, so they immediately become ineligible for ride-hailing apps.
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China considers democratic Taiwan to be a wayward province ineligible for state-to-state relations and has never renounced the use of force to bring the island under its control.
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Earlier this month, news broke that Ocean's two 2016 albums, Blonde and Endless, are ineligible for consideration for this year's Grammy Awards as they were not submitted within the deadline.
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As Sean notes, that means Tesla likely will become ineligible for the federal tax cut sometime next year, assuming the company is able to hit all of its production goals.
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Yet, one out of every three stroke patients who experience this hospital transfer confusion become ineligible for neuroendovascular surgery by the time they reach a team that could help them.
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Haddock also said that CTA President Gary Shapiro personally sent a letter declaring their product "ineligible" for the Robotics and Drone category, which was an enormous blow to their confidence.
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James Mattis, who retired as a four-star Marine general in 2013, is technically ineligible for the job since he has not been a civilian for at least seven years.
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They also argued Tharpe, has an IQ of about 70, which would make him ineligible for execution under federal law, which bars the death sentence for people with intellectual disabilities.
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The State Department's move allows it to revoke any visas the two officials, their spouses and minor children may have and renders them ineligible for travel into the United States.
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According to the plan published in the Federal Register, migrants who pass through another country — in this case, Mexico — on their way to the US will be ineligible for asylum.
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These "Committee Confidential" materials were ineligible for immediate public disclosure under the Presidential Records Act because they potentially contained sensitive data like Social Security numbers, birthdays, addresses and banking information.
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Tecentriq had remarkably similar results to Keytruda in its earlier trial of advanced bladder cancer patients ineligible for cisplatin chemotherapy - a 24 percent response rate, including 7 percent complete responses.
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She was ineligible for assistance, and also could not take refuge in homeless shelters, as they wouldn't let her bring her two dogs, Chaucer and Chase, with her, WBUR reported.
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Reports emerged last week that the government had deported more than 400 parents before they could be reunited with their children, making up the bulk of those "ineligible" for reunification.
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Judge Collyer threw out the insurer's argument that it was ineligible for designation, which could give the council the opportunity to reissue the label if the government loses its appeal.
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The company and its affiliates surrendered airwave licenses worth $86.79.77 billion to the U.S Federal Communications Commission in October, after they were was found ineligible for a small-business discount.
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The rule announced earlier this month by the departments of Justice and Homeland Security would make asylum-seekers who pass through another country before reaching the U.S. ineligible for asylum.
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Another 27 were determined to be ineligible for reunifications yet, and the remainder were awaiting family verification, background checks or for parents who have already been deported to be found.
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Trump's Justice Department has said California and dozens of other jurisdictions are ineligible for law enforcement grants because they prohibit police agencies from enforcing federal immigration laws in some cases.
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Under the U.S. policy announced on Monday, most migrants reaching the U.S. southern border would be ineligible for asylum and would have to seek refuge in Mexico or another country.
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Indeed, the U.S. has already taken initial steps, including making the country ineligible for the African Growth and Opportunity Act, a trade preference program for imports from sub-Saharan Africa.
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Students who are claimed as dependents on their parent's tax returns are likely to be ineligible for subsidies due to higher household income, said Pollitz of the Kaiser Family Foundation.
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The presence of millions of undocumented people who are ineligible for Medicaid, Medicare, Affordable Care Act subsidies, and many categories of jobs is a major driver of the uninsurance rate.
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He will decide whether she deserved to be ruled ineligible for accepting a mistaken payment from the sport's national governing body for playing on a junior national team last summer.
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He righted the team quickly, going undefeated in his first season, though the team was ineligible for the postseason that year, and then won the national title in his third.
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The new regulations would lower the bar for how much assistance an immigrant might receive — or be likely to need in the future — before being deemed ineligible for legal residence.
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But because the Trump administration issued a regulation banning asylum to non-Mexicans who entered the US through Mexico after July 16, they were ineligible for that type of protection.
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" On Monday, the State Department publicly designated 16 people for the roles they played in Khashoggi's murder, rendering them and their immediate families "ineligible for entry into the United States.
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Tigar on Monday reimposed a nationwide ban on implementing the asylum rule, which would make most asylum-seekers who pass through another country before reaching the U.S. ineligible for asylum.
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Known as medical deportation, the practice occurs because immigrants without documentation — and even some who are legally present in the country — are ineligible for most federally funded health insurance benefits.
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Beijing considers Taiwan a wayward province of "one China", ineligible for state-to-state relations, and has never renounced the use of force to bring the island under its control.
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A memo directed toward USCIS employees that was published online late Friday states that unaccompanied children who cross the border without authorization will be ineligible for asylum under the new policies.
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"Both Donald Trump and Marco Rubio would allow those 12 million people to become U.S. citizens," Mr. Cruz said, arguing that they should be rendered ineligible for having broken the law.
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Analysts estimate some 500 billion euros of euro area bonds with maturities between two and 30 years yield less than the ECB's deposit rate, making them ineligible for the QE programme.
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Even if she spent the rest of her day performing physical duties like stocking shelves or working a cash register, her quasi-managerial status would render her ineligible for overtime pay.
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Lawyers for Moore argue that a lower court determined that Moore was "intellectually disabled and constitutionally ineligible" for the death penalty, but the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals reversed that decision.
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They can be fired for violating a "drug-free workplace policy" if marijuana is found in their systems during a drug screening (which also would make them ineligible for unemployment benefits).
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And to win passage, it's possible that a political compromise would be necessary that would exclude coverage for the millions who are ineligible for coverage now due to their immigration status.
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On Tuesday, Swiss wealth manager Pictet said a record 65 percent of the German government bonds on the shopping list of the ECB's asset-purchase scheme are ineligible for this reason.
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Sudan's continued listing as a state sponsor of terrorism makes it ineligible for badly needed debt relief and financing from lenders such as the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank.
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A Trump administration proposal to increase the odds that immigrants will be deemed "public charges" ineligible for government health benefits may result in millions of kids becoming uninsured, a study suggests.
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Last year the Department of Education announced a pilot programme to make federal funds available to boot-camps, which are currently unaccredited and whose students are therefore ineligible for federal aid.
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That means any asset transfers made in the five years leading up to the application are considered and could make the applicant ineligible for Medicaid services for a period of time.
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As for my leukemia patient, I had to deliver the bad news: She was ineligible for the trial because her liver tests were slightly outside the range specified in the study.
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More than 2 million ACA enrollees chose plans with the lowest monthly premiums, but that made them ineligible for cost-sharing subsidies to lower deductibles and copayments when they use care.
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Signed into law in 1997, CHIP is funded jointly by states and the federal government to provide coverage to uninsured children who are ineligible for Medicaid but cannot afford private coverage.
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This isn't because they made errors or are ineligible for the immigration category, but because a government agency is not meeting deadlines and is putting their businesses and livelihoods at risk.
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Regardless of the magnitude of job cuts caused by a minimum-wage increase, all the workers who lost jobs as a result would be ineligible for the earned-income tax credit.
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FEMA would not have agreed to pay NYCDOT any of these funds had it known that the certifications were false and that many of the vehicles listed ... were ineligible for indemnification.
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Washington (CNN)The Trump administration said Thursday it had reunited the bulk of the youngest migrant children separated from their parents at the border, but dozens still remain ineligible for reunification.
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Cano, who will not be eligible to return to the field until mid-August, will also be ineligible for the postseason should the Mariners reach the playoffs due to the suspension.
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At the same time, it remains the major source of care for nearly one million city residents who remain uninsured, many of them unauthorized immigrants who are ineligible for public insurance.
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Most families were reunited, but the government deemed about 85033 parents or guardians ineligible for reunification due to prior criminal convictions, and had already deported about 400 parents without their children.
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To members of his own party, this standard has rendered Trump ineligible for the White House but still permits Bill Clinton to stand on a campaign stage to support his wife.
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The administration sees the Workers and Visitors Entry System, which usually falls under the care of the US Secret Service, as "presidential records" and ineligible for Freedom of Information Act requests.
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That number includes children whose parents were deported, children whose parents were released into the interior and children who were deemed ineligible for family reunification due to other factors, he said.
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Beijing has in recent months stepped up a campaign to peel away more allies of self-ruled Taiwan, which Beijing considers its territory and therefore ineligible for state-to-state relations.
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Anger over the six-month jail sentence for Mr. Turner, the Stanford swimmer who sexually assaulted an unconscious woman, led the state to make a sexual-assault conviction ineligible for probation.
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Still, one sure thing made it in: Netflix's big Oscar play, "Roma," which the Globes deemed ineligible for the best drama category since that race is reserved for English-language films.
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Each of these individuals received full and fair immigration proceedings, after which a federal immigration judge found them ineligible for any form of relief under U.S. law and ordered them removed.
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Streaming companies' bid for awards concerns traditionalists like director Steven Spielberg, who has said all Netflix's releases are "TV movies" and has suggested they should be ineligible for awards like Oscars.
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For the Should Have Been Nominated category, they were allowed to expand the potential nominees to productions ineligible for the Tonys, including those Off Broadway, which are designated by an asterisk.
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Former Australian Sports Anti-doping Authority (ASADA) head Richard Ings, however, said in comments widely reported by Australian media that the former rugby league international would be ineligible for the Olympics.
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The IFR makes aliens ineligible for asylum in the United States if they have not sought protection from persecution from the countries they traveled through en route to the United States.
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Between 2.53,000 and 150,000 people are expected to be covered by Medicaid expansion in Kansas, mostly adults without children or parents currently ineligible for benefits despite living in or near poverty.
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In July 2017, Jeff Sessions, the attorney general at the time, zeroed in on the Byrne grants, imposing a set of conditions that effectively rendered sanctuary jurisdictions ineligible for the money.
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Comer, in which the court held that a state could not make churches ineligible for certain public grant programs (in this instance, a grant for using recycled tires as playground surfaces).
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It said the NCAA could declare California schools ineligible for its events, because giving players the right to earn money from endorsement deals would give California schools an unfair recruiting advantage.
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The therapy was approved for patients with a high-risk non-muscle invasive bladder cancer who are ineligible for or have opted out of surgical removal of part of the bladder.
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The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announced Monday that 85033 immigrants deemed ineligible for asylum status were arrested over the weekend and will soon be sent home, primarily to Central America.
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A draft paper seen by Reuters ahead of a meeting of the party leadership in Mainz said migrants who have been sentenced to prison or probation should be ineligible for asylum.
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In one item posted on the center's website, for instance, Mortensen bemoans the fact that a Dreamer has to be convicted of a crime before being deemed ineligible for legal protection.
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Sitapati Singh, a resident of Khairahi village, said she was told by government and Essar representatives that she was a minor when the deal went through, making her ineligible for any compensation.
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It regards the island as a renegade province, ineligible for state to state relations and to be brought under Chinese control, by force if needed, especially if Taiwan moves toward formal independence.
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"Because DACA does not confer lawful status, DACA recipients remain ineligible for FHA loans," Len Wolfson, a Department of Housing and Urban Development official, wrote in a letter to California Democratic Rep.
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Beijing considers Taiwan to be a wayward province of one China, ineligible for state-to-state relations, and has never renounced the use of force to bring the island under its control.
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He said the message was qualified in part because "the U.S. government has no interest in prosecuting three quarters of the detainees left today," which would make them ineligible for such agreements.
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The relative shift will reduce innovation sharing and is likely to lead to reduced investment in technologies currently deemed ineligible for patent protection and which cannot be maintained in secrecy when commercialized.
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They would be subjected to a higher standard to stay in the US than asylum seekers face, and even if they met that standard, they would be ineligible for permanent legal status.
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Lula, who served as president from 2003-2010, is ineligible for office under Brazil's "Clean Slate" law, which prohibits candidates from running if they have convictions that have been upheld on appeal.
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People in that "coverage gap" are ineligible for Medicaid under their state's stricter income guidelines, and also earn too little to qualify for Obamacare subsidies to buy health insurance on the exchanges.
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The travel ban has been one of the highest-profile and most controversial policy changes of the Trump administration since it singled out individuals from specific countries as ineligible for US entrance.
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The guidelines also raised the standard of screening for other forms of protection, such as the Convention Against Torture and withholding of removal, for those the new rule makes ineligible for asylum.
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It regards the island as a renegade province, ineligible for state to state relations and to be brought under Chinese control, by force if needed, especially if Taiwan moves towards formal independence.
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After a record-breaking number of wins last year, the Iron Throne sits vacant at the 2017 Emmys, with Season 7 of Game of Thrones ineligible for awards recognition until next year.
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" The agency asked the Supreme Court to review that decision, arguing that "the First Amendment does not prohibit Congress from making vulgar terms and graphic sexual images ineligible for federal trademark registration.
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Rubio suggested his amendment adds "parity" between non-refugee Cuban immigrants and other immigrants, who are currently ineligible for most federal benefit programs for five years after arriving in the United States.
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But Cuccinelli was ineligible for the position under the Vacancies Act, and he is viewed as unconfirmable in the Senate due to his time spent supporting primary challengers against top GOP senators.
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This program, created through a bipartisan consensus in 2628, insures eight million children who fall into the gap of being ineligible for Medicaid, but whose families are unable to afford private insurance.
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Individual programs whose students have low loan repayment rates would become ineligible for accepting federal student loans, forcing these low-performing programs either to improve their quality or to lower their costs.
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This new policy ruled any female athlete exhibiting 10 or more nanomoles of functional testosterone per liter of blood (which they consider the lower end of "normal" male range) ineligible for competition.
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Despite US names being ineligible for the ECB programme, the yields on their euro paper has dwindled anyway, as euro investors tried to outrun the return-crushing effect of ECB bond buying.
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And while it is seemingly the venue for low-level offenses, a decision in summons court can have devastating consequences, like becoming ineligible for financial aid, losing one's job or even deportation.
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Specifically, the provision states that international orgs would "not be ineligible for" federal aid "solely on the basis of health or medical services, including counseling and referral services," according to BuzzFeed News.
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Under the GOP's proposed version of the package, workers ineligible for traditional state-funded unemployment benefits, including self-employed workers, could receive aid from a newly created temporary Pandemic Unemployment Assistance fund.
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The proposal addresses "chain migration" by making parents of DREAMers ineligible for green cards and making it impossible for them to naturalize, and it would not force an influx of new immigrants.
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Polls show Sanders leading California, the state with the most delegates, by a margin that could leave the rest of the field below a 15% threshold and ineligible for at-large delegates.
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Any immigrant who receives the equivalent of 12 months of federal benefits within a three-year period will be deemed a public charge, ineligible for permanent residency or a path to citizenship.
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But this is twinned with an aggressive effort to deport economic migrants ineligible for asylum and return asylum seekers — as is the European Union rule — to the first European country they entered.
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Behind the numbers Of the 93 children added to the government's list, seven are eligible for reunification, and seven were deemed to be ineligible for reunification because their parents have criminal histories.
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The Zika funds have been held up for months because of a dispute over the funding bill's language, which would make Planned Parenthood's chapter in Puerto Rico ineligible for the Zika grants.
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China considers self-ruled Taiwan to be a wayward province, ineligible for state-to-state relations, and has slowly managed to cut the dwindling number of countries which maintain ties with Taipei.
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Ultimately, if policymakers truly don't like taxpayers taking advantage of the EITC payments — or any other programs — that they are ineligible for, there are plenty of solutions beyond trying to license preparers.
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The foreign press association, rather strangely (or not, given its focus on celebrity), considers foreign films ineligible for its best picture awards, limiting the impact that "Roma" could have on the night.
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Most of those workers are considered essential to national security and have been forced to work without pay for nearly five weeks, while also ineligible for unemployment since they are not furloughed.
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One woman called me and I had to explain to her that she could not collect unemployment because she had quit a job and was deemed ineligible for her reasons for leaving.
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Under the initial law, people convicted of state or federal drug crimes became ineligible for aid for specific periods of time — and in some cases permanently — based partly on the number of offenses.
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CORRECTION: Because Rousey and Shogun will be under 35 years old at the time of 2016's induction ceremony, they are currently ineligible for the Modern Era Wing of the Hall of Fame.
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Only days earlier, fellow Greens co-deputy leader Scott Ludlam resigned after realizing he held New Zealand citizenship, ruling him ineligible for the past nine years he had been in the Australian Senate.
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The vote followed shortly after the success of another ballot measure, which made illegal immigrants ineligible for public assistance (including schooling) and is now widely thought responsible for sinking the state's Republican Party.
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Employees are free to keep doing their jobs for no money, he said on the call, an arrangement that many pointed out would also make them ineligible for unemployment benefits in most states.
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They argue that Uber's business model enriches the company's executives at the expense of low-paid drivers who are classified as independent contractors, making them ineligible for the benefits of full-time employment.
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It's an incredibly frustrating conundrum: Defaulting or being delinquent may make you ineligible for forbearance or deferment of federal student loans, and some schools have the right to withhold your transcript, she adds.
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If the claim is made directly by a politician on their Page, in an ad or on their website, it is considered direct speech and ineligible for our third party fact checking program.
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Beijing considers democratic Taiwan to be a wayward province of "one China", ineligible for state-to-state relations, and has never renounced the use of force to bring the island under its control.
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The rest are still considered ineligible, for instance if their parents have a criminal history or, as is the case for over half of remaining children, if their parents have already been deported.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Rihanna's new album, "Anti," officially took the top spot on the Billboard 200 album charts on Monday, a week after 1 million giveaway copies made it ineligible for Billboard consideration.
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That poll also found that more people now think Mr. Obama was born in the United States, though approximately one in five continued to say they thought he was ineligible for the presidency.
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Of the parents the government claims are ineligible for reunification, two are in state or federal custody, 136 "waived" reunification rights when interviewed, 91 had a criminal record or were otherwise deemed ineligible.
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About 55 percent of the German bonds on the ECB's shopping list are ineligible for its asset-purchase programme because they yield less than the deposit rate, according to Swiss wealth manager Pictet.
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The Departments of Justice and Homeland Security announced Monday that asylum seekers who pass through another country before reaching the United States will be ineligible for asylum when they reach the southern border.
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The timing of Jackson's move, weeks before hundreds of other West Calumet residents learned the complex will be demolished, made her ineligible for a voucher others are getting to move into public housing.
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If Robinhood checking and savings is indeed ineligible for insurance coverage from the SIPC, and since it doesn't qualify for FDIC protection like a standard bank, users' funds would have been at risk.
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When I met the family in October, the city had found them ineligible for permanent shelter four times, forcing them to stay in shelters conditionally and to reapply every 10 days or so.
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Shah, who said the standard applies in all countries where Novartis does business, did not immediately know how many employees will be ineligible for bonuses at their next appraisals in October or November.
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These so-called New Standards men — who were otherwise ineligible for military service — were to be admitted into all branches of the armed forces, both voluntarily through enlistment and involuntarily through the draft.
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At the same time, leaders of local water boards have been frustrated in their efforts to improve conditions because their financially stretched water systems are ineligible for grants and loans for treatment upgrades.
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"Members of the Adult Expansion Population, absent the demonstration, would be ineligible for any Medicaid benefits, and absent approval of the amendment, would be eligible only for highly limited benefits," the agency wrote.
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Under a ban tucked into the 29 crime bill, prisoners were ineligible for Pell grants, the largest postsecondary federal aid program for low-income undergraduates, but the Second Chance initiative partly lifted that.
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The courts have so muddled the interpretation of Section 101 that something sufficiently concrete that you can literally drop it on your foot can now be considered an abstract concept ineligible for patenting.
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"He is threatening, with the stroke of a pen, to declare certain people who are born in the United States ineligible for citizenship — despite the plain words of the 14th Amendment," they added.
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The program grants scholarships to undocumented students who are ineligible for in-state tuition or are completely barred from attending public colleges and universities in their home states because of their citizenship status.
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Any candidates who can't reach at least 15% (depending on the caucus site) on the first ballot will not be considered "viable," making them ineligible for any state delegate equivalents at said site.
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Homes with metal or flat roofs, and those made out of concrete, generally are ineligible for the program because of the difficulties of installing tarps on those structures, according to the Army Corps.
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In most states, termination for misconduct makes the perpetrator ineligible for unemployment insurance benefits — a higher ethical standard than WeWork's top investors seemed to hold Neumann to when he got his golden parachute.
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He said the agency has zeroed in on crafting general rules, aggregation rules, anti-abuse rules and guidance on the definition of a service business whose income can be ineligible for the deduction.
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The British residents of other European Union countries may also find themselves ineligible for health care, and the government has advised them to take out separate health insurance until they have residency permits.
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They continued, fruitlessly, to issue naturalization papers to Asian soldiers even after the Supreme Court ruled in 1925 that any veteran ineligible for citizenship by "color or race" remained ineligible, regardless of service.
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But by the time the team dispersed, we'd faced facts: We were Managers or Managers' minions, most of us, ineligible for stretches of solitude, destined for lives of video conferences and call-in codes.
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It gives people with incomes over 400 percent of the poverty level, who are now ineligible for premium subsidies, an option to buy into Medicaid for no more than 9.5 percent of their income.
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According to the federal government, many of the 132 passenger, commercial and heavy equipment vehicles covered by the certification had been damaged or left inoperable long before Sandy and were therefore ineligible for indemnification.
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In response to the killing, U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo this week announced moves against 21 Saudis to either revoke their visas or make them ineligible for U.S. visas after the Khashoggi killing.
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That&aposs only about half of the 100 or so toddlers covered by the order, although several are ineligible for immediate reunification because of their parents&apos criminal history or uncertainty surrounding parenthood status.
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And Trump for years was the leading proponent of the racially-tinged "birther" theory, which alleged the nation's first black president was not born in the United States and thus ineligible for the office.
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U.S. District Judge Beth Labson Freeman in San Jose said on Thursday two Fitbit patents on methods of tracking a person's physical activity are invalid because they cover abstract ideas ineligible for patent protection.
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The noncitizen parent, an Italian citizen, gave birth to the child, and the US government is arguing that his lack of a biological relationship to the US citizen parent makes him ineligible for citizenship.
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At the moment, only two groups — the Islamic State group and the al-Qaida-affiliated al-Nusra Front — are ineligible for the truce because they are identified as terrorist organizations by the United Nations.
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The NBA eventually hedged against those cautionary tales by making high-schoolers ineligible for the draft, and while the lanky polymaths still come along, their promise is now met with hearty, evidence-based skepticism.
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Republicans have proposed making Planned Parenthood ineligible for Medicaid reimbursements for at least one year, which the CBO estimates would reduce federal spending by $178 million in 2017 and by $22018 million by 224.
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If you've left your job, know that signing up for COBRA will make you ineligible for the special enrollment period, and you'll have to wait until next year to sign up in the marketplace.
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Cano can serve his suspension while on the disabled list but is now ineligible for the postseason should the Mariners get there and end the longest playoff drought in the four major professional sports.
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They will want to give individuals more time to transition off Medicaid and provide additional safety nets to ensure that people who may become ineligible for the program have another means to buy insurance.
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He is 219-1 as a head coach, but the Cavs built the best record in the East under David Blatt, who is now ineligible for the role after he was fired last Friday.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Twenty-one Saudis will have their U.S. visas revoked or be made ineligible for U.S. visas over the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, U.S. State Department spokeswoman Heather Nauert said on Tuesday.
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Not tied to the formal workforce, they were paid in cash and "off the books," making them ineligible for social insurance programs that called for contributions through payroll taxes from both employers and employees.
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Family planning clinics that refer patients for abortions or share locations or finances with abortion providers will be ineligible for funding through a decades-old federal family planning program, the Trump administration announced Tuesday.
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However, community banks are concerned that they will be ineligible for the deduction absent clarifications because some of their business comes from other activities such as loan sales and trust and investment-management services.
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It was very vague, essentially stating that immigrants would need to pay for their own health care and that if any government entity provided them with services, they would be ineligible for permanent residence.
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The old-school college coach, embodied by Joe Paterno of Penn State, who began his coaching career when freshmen were ineligible for varsity play, remained wary of playing a freshman into the 21st century.
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Faced with waves of criticism since 2014 that its employees are too quick to reject inventions as ineligible for patenting, the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office on Thursday took steps to address the problem.
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Although they are ineligible for some National Institutes of Health funding — which is granted only to citizens of this country — they still manage, through collaboration, to be primary investigators on 12.5 percent of grants.
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The Air Force on Monday acknowledged that Mr. Kelley's domestic violence offense, clearly one that should have made him ineligible for a firearm, had not been entered into the National Criminal Information Center database.
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But they decided to continue playing for Kentucky, which went 25-20053 that season — and then decided not to enter the N.C.A.A. tournament because its three stars had graduated, rendering them ineligible for it.
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That's how the final three episodes of The Handmaid's Tale Season 2 were able to pack an eleven-nomination punch in the 2019 Emmys, which the entirety of Season 3 was ineligible for consideration.
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Ineligible for military service because he had lost his sight in his right eye to childhood meningitis, he left Princeton in 1942 to enlist as a volunteer ambulance driver with the American Field Service.
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For his part, Trump has stuck to his story about the bone spurs, but never explained how he went from an athletic young man in college to someone who was medically ineligible for combat.
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Fourteen children have been determined ineligible for reunification because either the people who claimed to be their parents are not actually their parents, or have a serious criminal history, according to the court filing.
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The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) also announced in September that it was proposing a similar change that would make immigrants who receive or are likely to receive noncash benefits ineligible for legal status.
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Allied Home Mortgage Corp also recklessly underwrote and certified at least 1,192 loans that were ineligible for insurance under HUD's guidelines, resulting in $85.6 million in losses when the mortgages defaulted, the government said.
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Even that is deceptive, though, because in the other four seasons, Ohio State either was undefeated but ineligible for the championship because of sanctions, or suffered its sole conference loss to the eventual champion.
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China is deeply suspicious of Tsai, and thinks she wants to push for the formal independence of Taiwan, a self-governing island that Beijing regards as a renegade province ineligible for state-to-state relations.
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China is deeply suspicious of Tsai, who it thinks wants to push for the formal independence of Taiwan, a self-governing island that Beijing regards as a renegade province, ineligible for state-to-state relations.
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And just as with Uber or Yelp, a one-star rating has the potential for real economic effects: low-score people in "Nosedive" may lose their jobs, be ineligible for loans, or just become pariahs.
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His government was also upended by a bizarre citizenship crisis that ruled 15 lawmakers ineligible for office for holding dual nationalities and it has trailed the opposition Labor party for 37 consecutive fortnightly opinion polls.
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Under current state law, those convicted of certain sex crimes such as rape by force and aggravated sexual assault of a child are ineligible for probation or a suspended sentence and must serve prison time.
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Beijing considers democratic Taiwan to be a wayward province and integral part of "one China", ineligible for state-to-state relations, and has never renounced the use of force to bring it under its control.
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It's a different compound to the threadlocker commonly found on small-diameter screws: the only likely explanation is to tell Apple if someone has opened up their laptop, and thus make them ineligible for warranty.
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Two Denver immigrants who had lived in the US for more than 20 years were told by USCIS that they were ineligible for naturalization because of their employment in the cannabis industry, the mayor said.
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DeCosey made the game-winning jumper for the Owls in a two-point win against UCF on Saturday as the team kept pace in the AAC with SMU, which is ineligible for the conference tournament.
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"Everybody knows John McCain is going to endorse Marco Rubio," Cruz told reporters Thursday when asked about how the Arizona senator had brought up whether his birthplace would make him ineligible for running for president.
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The third-largest U.S. bank on Friday said the accord resolved claims that its Interest Rate Reduction Refinance Loans should have been ineligible for guarantees under a U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs loan guaranty program.
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For five straight years, long after other politicians abandoned the unsavory cause, Trump falsely insinuated that Barack Obama had not been born in the United States and was thus ineligible for the office he held.
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"I want to become a pediatric oncologist, and that's something that's very expensive to do," says Cristian, who wonders if he would be able to afford private insurance if he is ineligible for Medi-Cal.
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The head-to-head study tested Kyprolis against the older Velcade in patients who were also given the chemothereutic agent melphalan and the immunosuppressant prednisone, and were deemed to be ineligible for stem-cell transplants.
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" The No Sanctuary for Criminals Act threatens to take away federal law enforcement money, and according to the bill's language, make states ineligible for "any funds" or "any grants ... related to law enforcement, national security.
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Their response has been to strike at those most easily displaced: rural migrants whose household-registration papers, or hukou, make them ineligible for urban benefits such as social housing or subsidised health care and education.
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National Basketball Association, invalidated N.B.A. rules that said a player was ineligible for the draft until four years after his high school graduation, or the graduation of his class in the case of a dropout.
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An academic program at a college or university, for instance, would be ineligible for future federal financial aid if less than 45 percent of its graduates were repaying their student loans over three consecutive years.
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The move comes amid renewed tension over Taiwan, which Beijing claims as its own, ineligible for state-to-state relations, following U.S. President-elect Donald Trump's telephone call with the island's president that upset Beijing.
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We urge members of Congress to correct the inequity in the existing program that leaves family caregivers and veterans injured during World War II and the Korean, Vietnam, and Gulf Wars ineligible for critical support.
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WASHINGTON — The Obama administration is considering whether North Carolina's new law on gay and transgender rights makes the state ineligible for billions of dollars in federal aid for schools, highways and housing, officials said Friday.
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Congress has allocated $350 million to offer forgiveness to student loan borrowers who meet all requirements for the program except that they were enrolled in graduated or extended repayment plans, which are ineligible for relief.
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The campaign of his chief rival — Jean Ping, the former African Union chairman and Gabon-born son of a Chinese businessman — has accused Mr. Bongo of being born in Nigeria, making him ineligible for office.
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That number includes mainly children whose parents were deported, as well as children whose parents were released into the interior and children who were deemed ineligible for family reunification due to other factors, he said.
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U.S.-based Englishman Casey, who appeared in the biennial event in 2004, 19833 and 2008, is ranked 12th in the world but does not have European Tour membership and is therefore ineligible for the team.
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The Supreme Court's opinion sends a strong signal that Texas -- a state that leads the country in executions -- needs to broaden its interpretation of who is ineligible for the death penalty based on intellectual disability.
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But a mandate from the Trump administration earlier this month makes clinics that refer patients for abortions ineligible for the funds—even though Title X grants can't be used for abortion services to begin with.
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This week, Attorney General Jeff Sessions reversed a decision that gave asylum-seekers and applicants for withholding of removal a right to a full hearing even after deemed ineligible for asylum according to their paperwork.
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Mr. Springsteen's producers — his longtime manager Jon Landau and his longtime road manager George Travis — have thus far chosen not to invite Tony voters to his show, which automatically makes it ineligible for competitive awards.
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Such an immigrant, "after establishing a credible fear of persecution or torture, is ineligible for release on bond," Mr. Barr wrote in his order, which overrules a previous Board of Immigration Appeals case from 2005.
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So if Judge Mazzant's ruling is upheld on appeal, the Trump administration is likely to quietly adopt a rule that gives employers broad discretion to classify its employees as exempt — and therefore ineligible for overtime.
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This year's Broadway production of "1984" will be ineligible for Tony Awards because the production refused to allow the journalist Jose Antonio Vargas, who is a member of the nominating committee, to see the play.
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But we were doing hand-to-hand combat with Democrats in Iowa, who loved Obama, but were afraid they would find out later he was ineligible for the presidency because he was born in Kenya.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellTrump urges GOP to fight for him Senate Dems signal they'll support domestic spending package Trump's top picks for Homeland Security chief are ineligible for job: reports MORE.
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More than half the German bonds on the European Central Bank's shopping list are now ineligible for its asset-purchase programme because they yield less than the minus 0.40 deposit rate, research from Pictet shows.
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Asset transfers made during this so-called "five-year lookback" may be subject to penalties, making the applicant ineligible for Medicaid services for a period of time and requiring them to pay out of pocket.
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No matter whose name is on it, the project is ineligible for federal funding because the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey's proposal submitted last year did not meet the requirements in law.
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They also revealed he was the out-of-wedlock son of an immigrant (true) and then claimed that he was an immigrant himself (false), born outside the United States and thus ineligible for the presidency.
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According to analysis by the Kaiser Family Foundation, only 36 percent of their uninsured count of 27.4 million people in 2017 are ineligible for financial assistance due to income, employer-sponsored insurance offer, or citizenship.
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Here are some significant story lines that took shape on Thursday: "Game of Thrones," which has won best drama the last two years, is ineligible for this year's Emmys because of a later start date.
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And if it didn't work, Jacob would be ineligible for an even more promising approach in the future: gene editing, to snip out the deadly mutation that causes Duchenne, an effort now in preclinical development.
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Taiwan says China took advantage of Sao Tome's financial woes to push its "one China" principle, that states Taiwan is part of China, ineligible for diplomatic recognition, adding Taiwan would not exchange cash for diplomatic favors.
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While analysts cautioned that the move was exacerbated by thin liquidity, they said the warning raised the prospect of a ratings downgrade that could make the country's bonds ineligible for purchase by the European Central Bank.
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"Earlier this year, we updated our policies to make content featuring inappropriate use of family entertainment characters ineligible for monetization," YouTube's director of policy Juniper Downs told Gizmodo in the same canned statement given to everyone.
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The company was found ineligible for federal contracting based "upon adequate evidence of conduct indicating a lack of business honesty or integrity, or a lack of business integrity" or other pending investigations, according to the records.
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China considers democratic Taiwan to be a wayward province and integral part of its territory, ineligible for state-to-state relations, and has never renounced the use of force to bring the island under its control.
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YouTubers have been frustrated over the lack of clarity on what content can make their video ineligible for advertising — complex rules around a seemingly simple issue like swearing have made the current guidelines hard to follow.
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The second step, expected to come as soon as Friday, will be a presidential proclamation declaring that some migrants are ineligible for admission to the US because their presence would be detrimental to the country's interests.
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The Anglo-Dutch consumer-goods group wants to simplify its corporate structure but came under pressure from British fund managers fearful that the move would have made Unilever ineligible for inclusion in the FTSE 100 index.
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SYDNEY – Australia&aposs dual citizenship parliamentary crisis sparked calls on Wednesday for a nationality audit of all federal lawmakers, as investigations continued into decisions made by ministers found to have been ineligible for their elected positions.
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He argues that her failure in certain years during her two-decade career at the University of the Philippines to file annual financial declarations required of all government employees should have made her ineligible for office.
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Seven out of 16 patients who where ineligible for anti-cancer cisplatin chemotherapy showed signs of tumor reduction, while the same effect was seen in six of the 11 patients who refused the standard of care.
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The tax also makes retailers vulnerable to becoming ineligible for the federal Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, according to the complaint, because the program prohibits purchasing food that has a state or local sales tax.
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"The Bobsleigh Federation of Russia, following the materials provided by RUSADA Disciplinary anti-doping committee, rendered a decision that made athlete Trunenkov Dmitriy ineligible for four years... the period commencing on April 19, 2016," RUSADA said.
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But with 55 percent of German bonds ineligible for quantitative easing because they yield less than the ECB's deposit rate, the central bank still needs to act soon to avoid running out of bonds to buy.
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An analysis from the Kaiser Family Foundation says that premiums for those ObamaCare-compliant plans would "skyrocket," impacting about 1.5 million people with pre-existing conditions who will also become ineligible for subsidies under the bill.
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When that flopped, Clinton helped dream up and get Congress to pass the Children's Health Insurance Program, which gave millions of American children from families who were ineligible for Medicaid access to low-cost health care.
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More than 1,200 cases in the 50 states had been determined by FEMA to be ineligible for continued assistance after this week, according to documents provided to CNN, with about half of those cases in Florida.
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The Chinese drill comes amid renewed tension over Taiwan, which China says is ineligible for state-to-state relations, following U.S. President-elect Donald Trump's telephone call with Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen that upset Beijing.
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"Myelofibrosis is a disease with high unmet medical need as the number of patients who are ineligible for or become resistant to existing therapy continues to increase," said Nadim Ahmed, Celgene's president of hematology and oncology.
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Because many of them are in the country illegally, they are ineligible for most disaster aid, raising concerns that those without places to live will move to other regions where housing is more plentiful and cheaper.
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He pointed out that the truck attack suspect, Mr. Saipov, was probably ineligible for wartime detention because no evidence had emerged that he was part of an organization with which the United States is at war.
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Also on Friday, the chairman and ranking member of the Senate subcommittee on Social Security urged Social Security Administration to consider nullifying its contract with Equifax and consider making the company ineligible for future government contracts.
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Beijing considers democratic Taiwan to be a wayward province and integral part of "one China", ineligible for state-to-state relations, and has never renounced the use of force to bring the island under its control.
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In a two-page order, U.S. District Court Judge William Pauley appeared unmoved by Cohen's latest sentence-reduction request and largely deferred to federal prosecutors who said the former fixer was "manifestly ineligible" for compassionate release.
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The dispute has its origins in an executive order issued by Mr. Trump early in his term that directed the attorney general and the Department of Homeland Security to make sanctuary jurisdictions ineligible for federal grants.
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Most of all, President Trump's white working-class supporters often make enough money to be ineligible for Medicaid, but not enough to afford costly health insurance that might even become more expensive under the Republican plan.
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Those assigned male at birth who do not sign up for Selective Service are also ineligible for federal jobs, and could be prosecuted, facing a fine of up to $250,000 and/or five years in jail.
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Most visa holders and unauthorized immigrants are ineligible for public benefits, but immigrant advocates, medical professionals and state officials have argued the rule could deter them from seeking benefits even for children who are U.S. citizens.
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The majority said the Texas Court of Criminal appeals had misapplied Supreme Court standards set down in an earlier dispute over Bobby James Moore, who contends his intellectual disability makes him ineligible for the death penalty.
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The gag rule prompted Planned Parenthood to leave the Title X program, meaning all Planned Parenthoods (even ones that don't provide abortions) are ineligible for funding from the government for the medical care they do provide.
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The 17-year-old told Russian TV program Vremya that she would not take part in the national championships later this month, which will make her ineligible for the European and world championships early next year.
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Azar said these other services are often available at low or no cost from many health care providers, including federally qualified health centers that serve those who don't have health insurance or are ineligible for Medicaid.
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That started with tougher work requirements that could cost 755,000 people their benefits and was followed up by rule changes that would make about 3 million beneficiaries of a different anti-poverty program ineligible for SNAP.
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Acting on a Freedom of Information Act lawsuit brought by BuzzFeed, District Judge Trevor McFadden ruled Wednesday that the draft financial disclosures are ineligible for protection under an exemption protecting the confidentiality of policy-making debates.
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Those who gained coverage through Ryan White in the states that didn't expand Medicaid could lose it (since repealing the ACA, or even simply dismantling its components, might make HIV patients ineligible for affordable insurance again).
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The festival's artistic director, Thierry Fremaux, had already decided the movie about a ruthless serial killer was "so controversial" he had to make it ineligible for prizes, forcing von Trier to play it out of competition.
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From there, it checks qualifying conditions (those with violent felonies are ineligible, for example) and automatically fills out the necessary forms to file in court, which the DA's office will then file, asking the charges be removed.
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According to HHS, two parents of kids under 5 have violent criminal histories that the agency considers will endanger the child, making them ineligible for reunification, and they are looking further into the records of 12 others.
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Last week, BuzzFeed News reported that a proposal being considered by the departments of Homeland Security and Justice would attempt to make certain migrants ineligible for asylum by barring them from the country by a presidential proclamation.
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Coca-Cola Enterprises is merging with two other global Coke bottlers to form a new company called Coca-Cola European Partners, which will be headquartered in Spain and ineligible for continued inclusion in the S&P 500.
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Most of the special enrollment periods will still be available, for example, when people marry, have a baby, lose job-based coverage or become ineligible for coverage under a parent's health plan at the age of 26.
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Weeks later, Variety reported that DOJ antitrust chief Makan Delrahim sent a letter to the Academy warning that it would be in violation of competition law if it voted to make streaming services ineligible for Oscar nominations.
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" Joseph said he prefers the transparency of the new guidance, but the unfortunate part is that "people are doing things that are perfectly legal under state law, but will make them permanently ineligible for a green card.
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An abortion provision in the Republican health-care bill has set up a Catch-22 for California and New York residents that could leave millions of them ineligible for federal aid to help pay for health insurance.
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Editorial From the 1930s through the 1960s, most African-Americans could not get mortgages because the government had deemed neighborhoods where they lived ineligible for federal mortgage insurance, the Depression-era innovation that made mortgages widely affordable.
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Justice Department lawyer Sarah Fabian said the government has identified 85033 parents who are ineligible for reunification, but she could not tell Sabraw how many parents have been removed from the country with their children versus without.
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That is, migrants like Leidy and Gustavo, who have passed through Mexico to reach the US, are ineligible for asylum unless they've been denied asylum in Mexico or one of the other countries through which they've passed.
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Her hours at a chain hairdressing salon were cut, making her ineligible for the company's health insurance, which left her unable to pay for a new cocktail of meds that might have kept her symptoms under control.
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The Honduras agreement came after the White House in July made protection ineligible for any person who traveled through another country and didn't apply for asylum there before requesting it in the U.S. Updated: 4:45 p.m.
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That's a far cry from the $103 per diem Ashe took home in 1968 for defeating Tom Okker of the Netherlands (an arcane rule governing amateur players made Ashe ineligible for the $14,000 prize money that year).
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Moreover, minority patients with cancer are more likely to have other, poorly controlled chronic diseases like diabetes that may make them ineligible for studies, according to Dr. Julie R. Brahmer, from the Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center.
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For instance, the reason why these apps stuck to the CDC guidelines so well is likely because they rely on automated checklists and questionnaires that include most everything that might make someone ineligible for oral birth control.
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"To the extent that he's getting income from licensing the use of his name, it looks like he is ineligible for the deduction," said Lily Batchelder, a New York University law professor and former Obama administration official.
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Trump owes much of his current political career to his relentless pursuit – since largely abandoned – of the baseless "birther" theory that his predecessor Barack Obama was born outside America in Kenya and therefore ineligible for the White House.
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The Cannes Film Festival does offer the Palm Dog Award but, as Indie Wire points out, Olivia has been ineligible for the prize so far, since none of the films she has appeared in have screened at Cannes.
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British-made goods might suddenly become ineligible for sale in the EU. That outcome would be bad for all of Europe, but it would hurt the UK — and British businesses — a lot more than any other EU country.
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The drill comes amid renewed tension over Taiwan, which China claims as its own and says is ineligible for state-to-state relations, following U.S. President-elect Donald Trump's telephone call with the island's president that upset Beijing.
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And, though he told me he admired Obama's skills, Trump built his political base on a racially provocative and false suggestion that his predecessor was not born in the United States and was thus ineligible for the office.
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Supervisors at a ConAgra Foods processing plant who lacked the authority to hire and fire employees are still considered managers ineligible for overtime pay under the U.S. Fair Labor Standards Act, a federal appeals court ruled on Monday.
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There are two major problems with this claim, and both were presented to the Supreme Court by the petitioners in the case, three women in office who would have been ineligible for their posts under the amended law.
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Under that draft regulation, unless the president explicitly exempted asylum seekers from his proclamation — as the travel ban did — entering the US under a proclamation that sought to ban you would make you automatically ineligible for asylum, too.
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And the government has asked the IMF to monitor its progress, even though it will remain ineligible for any IMF money until it has settled more than $5.6bn of arrears to other official creditors, including the World Bank.
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The loss of the waiver could force Greek banks to seek more Emergency Liquidity Assistance, a more expensive source of central bank funding, and would keep Greek papers ineligible for the ECB's 2.6 trillion euro bond purchase programme.
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A federal appeals court has upheld the dismissal of a whistleblower lawsuit accusing New York City and its municipal healthcare system of conspiring to submit claims to Medicaid that a computer system flagged as being ineligible for reimbursement.
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In a state like Colorado, where marijuana is a substantial part of the economy, many otherwise legal businesses may now be ineligible for SBA loans, because they derive some small part of their revenues from direct marijuana businesses.
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Judge Jon Tigar, an Obama appointee on the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California, issued a preliminary injunction against the administration's new policies, which make anyone who crosses the southern border illegally ineligible for asylum.
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Even minor, unresolved misdemeanor charges can render individual immigrants permanently ineligible for visas to return to the U.S., while even the faintest rumor of ICE enforcement can cause ripples of fear and panic to spread throughout their communities.
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China has heaped pressure on self-ruled Taiwan, which Beijing views as a breakaway province ineligible for state-to-state relations, since Tsai Ing-wen of the pro-independence Democratic Progressive Party won a presidential election last year.
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Brown claimed that Celgene engaged in the off-label marketing of its drugs, which caused off-label prescriptions that were ineligible for reimbursement to be submitted to Medicare and state Medicaid programs, violating the federal False Claims Act.
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Two-year German bond yields fell to their lowest level in almost three months, while five-year yields slid below the ECB's deposit rate of minus 0.40 percent — making the bonds ineligible for the ECB's quantitative easing programme.
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Thousands of sexual assault survivors have been wrongfully discharged from the U.S. military for personality disorders and other mental health conditions that make them ineligible for benefits, according to a report out Thursday by two human rights groups.
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And if such a college loses its accreditation, which would typically render it ineligible for federal loan programs, the proposed law lays out a process for the college to appeal to the education secretary to maintain its eligibility.
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Because North Korea was not seeded in qualifying for the 2019 World Cup, it faced an early showdown against South Korea, lost the match and found itself ineligible for a second time to compete in soccer's global championship.
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The decision, announced on the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints' website Thursday morning, reverses a 2015 policy that deemed same-sex couples to be apostates of the faith, which made their children ineligible for baptism.
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Five months after having declared last summer's production of "1984" ineligible for awards consideration because Mr. Rudin had denied a member of the Tony nominating committee access to the show, awards administrators said it was back in contention.
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But today, the Defense Department estimates that approximately 28500 percent of Americans age 6900 to 2628 are ineligible for military service due to issues related to physical fitness, obesity, criminal convictions, or lack of a high school degree.
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Obama 2008: Expand Medicaid to 133 percent of the poverty line, offer subsidies for private insurance up to 400 percent of the poverty line, and offer a public plan to those ineligible for employer coverage, Medicaid, or Medicare.
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Zimbabwe, which became ineligible for multilateral loans after defaulting in the late 1990s, must clear $1.8 billion it owes to the I.M.F., the World Bank and the African Development Bank before it can be considered for fresh loans.
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Free agents who switch teams in midseason are ineligible for compensation, and teams no longer receive first-round picks for losing free agents, as the Los Angeles Angels did in 215 after Mark Teixeira signed with the Yankees.
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