Just how often are hospice patients left in the lurch?
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"These wolves are being left in the lurch," he said.
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That's millions and millions of people that are left in the lurch.
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Santaniello said, however, that those account holders won't be left in the lurch.
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Along with the brides, employees at Alfred Angelo were also left in the lurch.
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If, as reports suggest, he is pulling back, FF could be left in the lurch.
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Customers start a "Scammed by Cuff" page Tabb wasn't the only one left in the lurch.
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Farmers who have built their whole business around GM crops would be left in the lurch.
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Freelancers left in the lurch As newsrooms seek to cut costs, some have eliminated their freelance budgets.
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The startup reckoning Shock and frustration are common feelings among startup employees now left in the lurch.
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"That does not answer the question of the 200063,000 that will be left in the lurch," Durbin fumed.
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Lyft clearly saw its competitors moving rapidly forward and decided it didn't want to get left in the lurch.
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Assuming the Chargers decide to join the Rams in Los Angeles, the Raiders will be left in the lurch.
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And without the safety net of a salary and benefits, millennial workers can find themselves left in the lurch.
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When MyPayrollHR shut down, thousands of companies and a quarter of a million workers were left in the lurch.
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China's expat community was left in the lurch after Uber's China operations were acquired by Didi in August last year.
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And drivers say they are being left in the lurch while these billion-dollar ride-share companies fight market share.
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"(They) will be left in the lurch when we start imposing our sanctions," he said in a speech on Tuesday.
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Now, thousands of undergraduates are left in the lurch as the university scrambles to create extra space for sickened New Yorkers.
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"With so many vital details still missing, they are feeling left in the lurch," said Saloni Roy, a senior director at Deloitte.
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If you're worried that Uber drivers who contract COVID-19 will have their accounts suspended and left in the lurch, fear not.
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"(They) will be left in the lurch when we start imposing our sanctions," Erdogan said in a speech broadcast live on television.
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In January, the European Court of Human Rights ruled in favor of families who were left in the lurch by the ban.
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For their part, mini-grid providers fear being left in the lurch if the main grid suddenly arrives in one of their markets.
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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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This has made her familiar with how quickly medical bills can pile up, and she doesn't want to be left in the lurch.
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She's one of 150,000 former students left in the lurch as a backlog of applications have piled up with the Department of Education.
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It also assures clients — both existing and new — that they won't be left in the lurch if something happens to the firm's founder.
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We should act quickly to restore benefits for all student veterans left in the lurch and stop the predators in the first place.
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As new legislation narrowed the criteria by which patients could be involuntarily committed, many people affected by mental illness were left in the lurch.
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Instead, they've maintained Perkins loans for fear that current students who depended on them this semester will be left in the lurch the next.
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" A Snapdeal source who had read the email said such assurances at this stage were not comforting, however, as "employees feel left in the lurch.
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It did find a company, American Road Products, to take over its RearVision backup camera so current customers will not be left in the lurch.
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Getting the fluid replaced is certainly going to cost you less than replacing a transmission that's been left in the lurch by skimping on service requirements.
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Russell Crowe is so frustrated at the response to asylum seekers left in the lurch in Australia, that he's putting his money where his mouth is.
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The strain intensifies: • Low- and middle-income home buyers in rural areas are left in the lurch without an affordable mortgage option offered by the Agriculture Department.
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The $13 billion third-party food delivery market is projected to grow at a 20193 percent annual rate, but Jimmy John's says customers are being left in the lurch.
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Despite warm contacts with the Trump administration, Jordan, too, feels left in the lurch by American plans to halt financial aid to Arab rebels in southern Syria next month.
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Akon says he's happy they're taking their time and not rushing it into existence, lest his crypto city become another cautionary tale of businesses and investors left in the lurch.
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Because values were plural, it was perfectly rational to choose to spend evenings with your family, say, and have guilt toward the people you left in the lurch at work.
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Remember, too, that you may be entitled to some sort of compensation by the airline, cruise ship or other provider that you booked through if you're left in the lurch.
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Some of them, however, are also opposed to a German-inspired plan to spread refugees among all European Union members, prompting Germans to feel they have been left in the lurch.
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Travelers, including families returning to London from Disney World in Florida, were left in the lurch when their transatlantic flight to Gatwick was cancelled over the busted air-conditioning two days ago.
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Farmers who have been relying on an Agriculture Department program to mitigate the impact of the trade war through a special $12 billion subsidy fund are now being left in the lurch.
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The site was announced this week by the Department of Education, which is seeking to expand the support available to roughly 35,000 students who were left in the lurch when the schools closed.
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In other words, unless the government reopens before the end of January, millions of Americans living below the poverty line could be left in the lurch and their access to food threatened by February.
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Consumer-friendly laws in Britain and the European Union protect these and other people who purchase travel tour packages from being left in the lurch, in ways that many Americans and Canadians find unimaginable.
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Mainly because I am sure a bunch of people are going to buy into the vision this year and I'd hate for them to be left in the lurch next year and the year after.
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At the time, one of the big liberal objections to privatization was that private accounts were far riskier than conventional Social Security — and retirees could be left in the lurch if their investments went south.
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But if the act is repealed or significantly scaled back (as President-elect Donald Trump has promised), it's estimated that at least 22 million of those who rely on Obamacare could be left in the lurch.
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With all the bad news surrounding WeWork, those clients had reason to worry that they could be left in the lurch if the company went under, or that the service it provided would get markedly worse.
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Harvey Weinstein's ex-wife says he's blowing stacks of cash on lawyers to fight sexual assault and harassment claims, and she's worried his children will get left in the lurch ... to the tune of $5 mil.
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The President was left in the lurch after Vice President Mike Pence's chief of staff Nick Ayers declined to take the position of White House chief of staff because Trump was asking for a two-year commitment.
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NATO leaders endorsed plans this summer to rotate troops into Poland and the three Baltic states to reassure them they would not be left in the lurch if Russia was tempted to repeat its 2014 Ukraine intervention.
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Jordan, in particular, will be left in the lurch; King Abdullah II is the custodian of the Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem and about 30 percent (3.4 million) of Jordan's population is of Palestinian origin and 2.4 million are refugees.
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"In Trump's vision of America, corporate polluters are allowed to reap profits without repercussion for poisoning the air we breathe and the water we drink, and Wall Street billionaires get a gift-wrapped tax break while ordinary families are left in the lurch," he said.
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Left In The Lurch In St. Paul, Va., a small town in the Appalachian mountains, Virginia Varney enlisted Medical Services of America Home Health and Hospice, a national chain, to care for her son, James Ingle, 42, who was dying of metastatic skin cancer.
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These women call Mostiller because they have nowhere else to turn: With bills to pay and without a safety net, low-income women who would typically have their medical costs covered by Medicaid are left in the lurch because of the Hyde Amendment, a provision that doesn't allow federal funding to pay for abortion care.
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But by the time his trial date rolled around, he had skipped town, having absconded with a rented Lincoln Town Car shortly before he was due to marry a woman who believed he worked undercover for the F.B.I. Prosecutors were left in the lurch; their star witness, who was slated to testify in three coming murder trials, was suddenly a fugitive from justice.
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Left in the lurch, sadly, were some 800,85033 federal employees and their families, who, whether furloughed or required to show up for work without getting paid, were forced to choose between several indignities: roll up their credit card debt; get an emergency bank loan; deplete their rainy-day fund; tap family and friends; visit the local soup kitchen; or try to find temporary work walking dogs, washing cars, changing diapers or driving Uber.
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The state of California is suing Education Secretary Betsy DeVosElizabeth (Betsy) Dee DeVosTrump aides pushed for states' ability to block migrant kids from enrolling in public schools: report Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid Buttigieg to Detroit audience: Don't judge Indiana by Pence and we won't judge Michigan by DeVos MORE for refusing to process the debt relief claims of thousands of students who had federal student loans and were left in the lurch after the collapse of Corinthian College.
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Copons was left in the lurch once more. On June 18, the Mediterranean Fleet hove over the horizon. Lord William Bentinck relieved Murray of command and the thwarted expedition sailed back to Alicante.
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Recriminations soon followed. Hilliers wrote to Bernadotte blaming Muller for retreating without a pitched battle. Decaen was another critic of Muller for advancing too slowly. Both Ney and Laroche were "disgusted" at having been left in the lurch.
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In late 2008, Todd Smith and Jasan Stepp teamed up with members of Nothingface as well as Hellyeah to form Knives Out!. They released their debut album, Black Mass Hysteria, on February 14, 2012. Their follow-up album, Left in the Lurch, was released on August 19, 2016.
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The pressure from Joffre to continue was also significant and Haig wrote sympathetically of Cavan's protest in November but that the French could not be left in the lurch. In late October Haig reminded Joffre that although subordinate to French strategy he retained discretion over the operational and tactical matters of where, when and how.
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Lourche or lurch was a French board game similar to backgammon that was played in the 16th or 17th century. The rules of the game have been lost. The game is referred to in the English expression 'left in the lurch', parallel to the French demeurer lourche, referring to the hopeless losing position a player of the game could end up in.
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One fine day, Omi and his friends along with Neha's grandmother plan to stage a fake kidnapping and get married. But unfortunately, she is kidnapped by the real gang and the duo is left in the lurch. The later part of the story revolves on how they clear the confusion that she has been going through and how she was kidnapped by real thugs and finally rescued.
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"Left in the Lurch" is Knives Out!'s second debut album, having been released on August 19, 2016. All of the label's releases up to this point have been available in physical form only through the label's website; digital copies of the material is available on Amazon, iTunes, etc. The label's name is derived from the song "Forever and a Day" from the Polkadot Cadaver album Sex Offender.
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Rosie is left on her own, thinking she has been left in the lurch yet again (albeit before sex and not after, which usually seems to be the case for her). Act Two follows immediately from the end of Act One. Rosie is suddenly confronted by two black-clad figures, Maurice Whickett and Tracy Taylor, the latter of whom is furious with her. When Sam returns, it is clear he knows these two strangers.
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Bill Steenson was the only player on the team to find his way onto the AHCA All-American West Team and while Bob May received a great deal of support for the Spencer Penrose Award the trophy went to Harry Cleverly. After the season May left the team to coach minor professional hockey for a year before entering dental school. The team was not left in the lurch, however, as assistant coach Barry Thorndycraft took over the reigns.
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When the breakup of the Fronde came he was left in the lurch, having more than once been in no small danger from his own party. However, because of a misapprehension on the part of Pope Innocent X, he had been made cardinal. In 1652, he was arrested and imprisoned, first at Vincennes, then at Nantes; he escaped after two years, and traveled through Europe. He went to Rome more than once, and helped elect Pope Alexander VII.
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Goebbels declared that the parallels were not a matter of propaganda, but an obvious result of the parallels of history.Pierre Aycoberry The Nazi Question, p10 Pantheon Books New York 1981 Goebbels also regarded it as instructive that current sufferings would be a source of strength.Cinzia Romani, Tainted Goddesses: Female Film Stars of the Third Reich p93 Goebbels had some difficulty with the Army High Command over this film, because it depicted the king left in the lurch by his general. He complained that the army felt that any depiction, however historical, reflected badly on them.
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In Wellington an SOS branch formed on 20 December 1977. The local organiser was Leigh Minnitt, and she, Dr Carol Shand, Wendy Norman and a lawyer administered a trust which received donations from people wanting to help women “left in the lurch”. Margaret Sparrow and Leigh Minnitt organised telephone volunteers, billets for women requiring accommodation before flying to Australia, transport, flights, funds and phone calls to Australian clinics. On Easter Monday in 1978 (27 March 1978) the SOS office in New St, Auckland was destroyed in an arson attack.
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He had previously served as the organisation's National Treasurer from 1997–1998.Left in power or left in the lurch?, Times Higher Education, 27 March 1998 Pakes was the second openly gay individual to be elected NUS president after Stephen Twigg (who was president from 1990–92).Glad to be gay, but still unequal, Times Higher Education, 20 November 1998 After his term as NUS president, Pakes worked for the Association of University Teachers (AUT, now part of the University and College Union), and for the then-Deputy Mayor of London, Nicky Gavron.
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For her 15th college reunion in 1957 Friedan conducted a survey of college graduates, focusing on their education, subsequent experiences and satisfaction with their current lives. She started publishing articles about what she called "the problem that has no name", and got passionate responses from many housewives grateful that they were not alone in experiencing this problem. > The shores are strewn with the casualties of the feminine mystique. They did > give up their own education to put their husbands through college, and then, > maybe against their own wishes, ten or fifteen years later, they were left > in the lurch by divorce.
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While the Karen people of the Pegu Hills had initially been unwilling to adopt the taungya system, increased enclosure and agreements with British Colonial authorities meant that by the 1890s most Karen had no choice but to adapt. These same people came to feel left in the lurch when the British Government began to shift its focus to cheaper and less labor-intensive methods of teak extraction in Upper Burma. Karen who had bought into the taungya system felt sold out when they could no longer count on the government to pay them for their compliance.Bryant, 1994, p.
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The next day, he warned Kluge that failure to break off the attack would "bleed white" his formations and make them incapable of defence. Kluge was sympathetic since the south flank of the 4th Army had already had to retreat under Red Army pressure and was on the defensive. Hoepner was ordered to pause his attack, with the goal of resuming it on 6 December. In a letter home, Hoepner blamed Kluge for the inability to seize Moscow, "I alone came to within thirty kilometres to Moscow ... It's very bitter ... in the deciding moment to be left in the lurch and forced to resignation".
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Drawing of the French admiral, Claude d'Annebault, commander of the French naval force that launched the attack on the Isle of Wight; François Clouet, January 1535 Henry's complicated marital situation and his high-handed dissolution of the monasteries angered the Pope and Catholic rulers throughout Europe, which increased England's diplomatic isolation. In 1544 Henry had agreed to attack France together with Emperor Charles V, and English forces captured Boulogne at great cost in September, but soon England was left in the lurch after Charles had achieved his objectives and brokered a separate peace.Rodger (1997), pp. 176–82. In May 1545, the French had assembled a large fleet in the estuary of the Seine with the intent to land troops on English soil.
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According to Clarke, Boucher "took up all sorts of sad, grim, and pleasurable subjects, from the hanging of some wretch at Stafford Gaol, to a dog, or cock fight at Sedgley, or Tipton". On the death of Dr. Luke Booker, Vicar of Dudley (which happened away from Dudley): > St. Luke is dead—a Poet and Divine— I hope his spirit doth in glory shine. > To save expense, and the roads being ugly, Or the Doctor would have come to > Dudley. Written after the old St. Thomas’s Church, Dudley was demolished (and some furnishings sent to nearby Gornal): > The seats and the windows, ah, and the clock too, Were sent on to Gornal, to > their Gornal crew; For the sand men and asses, for to go to church, And the > people of Dudley were left in the lurch. Opening of "Lines On Dudley Market", 1827: > At Dudley Market, now I tell, Most kind of articles they sell; The women > take the greatest care To buy up crocks and earthenware, Milkpans, and > colliers’ tots, Coloured cups and chamber-pots.
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