The gig, in effect, was the lifeline and the lifeline was insufficient.
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However, nearly 250 existing Lifeline providers are currently providing Lifeline-supported broadband to consumers.
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Trans Lifeline: The Trans Lifeline is a suicide hotline staffed by transgender people, for transgender people.
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The Lifeline ship, operated by German charity Mission Lifeline, was due to dock at around 1600 GMT.
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This represents nearly 30 percent of Sprint's Lifeline customers and nearly 10 percent of all Lifeline subscribers.
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"Inside Lifeline," a nine-minute behind-the-scenes look at the film, is also available on the "Lifeline" website.
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"When they throw you a lifeline, it doesn't matter where it comes from, as long as it's a lifeline," she said.
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LifeLine, for example, is something that Pai could actually improve or expand—the FCC can't create tax incentives, but it can strengthen LifeLine.
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Lifeline of Wuhan Wan is among hundreds of volunteers who have formed a lifeline for the residents of Wuhan, a sprawling metropolis of 11 million people.
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People who are deaf or hard of hearing can reach Lifeline via TTY by dialing 1-800-799-4889 or use the Lifeline Live Chat service online.
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THE CASE FOR A LIFELINE SPENDING CAP: Republican FCC Commissioner Michael O'Rielly strongly rejected the commission's upcoming rules that will expand the Lifeline program to cover Internet subsidies.
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The FCC made Lifeline a broadband-only program in 2016, and sought to achieve lower prices and better service by making it simpler for companies to become Lifeline providers.
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" On Monday, the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline told CNN in an email that "the Lifeline has advised Facebook on the development of their suicide prevention reporting tools and guidelines.
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Christie's lone lifeline may be -- gulp -- Donald Trump.
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Even as the FCC debates modernizing Lifeline, some groups protest the agency protecting Lifeline subscriber privacy at all, which could have grave consequences when it comes to protecting privacy online.
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" On the very same day, in announcing his intent to seek the Lifeline court remand because he believes the current federal Lifeline provider designation process is unlawful, Pai stated: "I want to make clear that broadband will remain in the Lifeline program as long as I have the privilege of serving as chairman.
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"I heard from one young Navajo woman in New Mexico that, without her Lifeline phone, and without the Lifeline program, her community would really be living in the 1800s," Clyburn said.
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Scott's proposed Lifeline budget reduction and hard cap could have severe consequences during an economic downturn or after a natural disaster, when the number of people needing Lifeline could increase dramatically.
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If you or someone you know is in crisis, call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 800-273-8255, text TALK to 741741, or visit Suicide Prevention Lifeline for more information.
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The law defining Lifeline terms these things telecommunications services, but the FCC just reclassified broadband as an information service — which basically removes the authority to run the Lifeline program at all.
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According to National Suicide Prevention Lifeline Director John Draper, the Lifeline had the "second-highest call volume in the history of our service," the day the song was released in April 2017.
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Fuel is the lifeline of the eastern districts, he said.
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But economists say that could be the last lifeline thrown.
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Bottom line for Anthony ... send this woman a lifeline. STAT.
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The Lifeline can also be a resource in these cases.
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But this would throw a lifeline to its regional nemesis.
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What fits in your pocket and houses your financial lifeline?
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America's president appears to have thrown the company a lifeline.
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Chris' bossiness opens up a lifeline for Domenick and Wendell.
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In this eventuality, the Minamitori hoard would be a lifeline.
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This winter and spring, the reservoir was the capital's lifeline.
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It's expensive and can feel scary to lose your lifeline.
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For some countries, citizenship programs have proved a cash lifeline.
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But can its reefs offer this embattled nation a lifeline?
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Credit card profits could prove a fleeting lifeline for retailers.
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In Pahalgam, the pilgrimage offers a lifeline for many families.
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It is a lifeline for millions of Yemenis facing starvation.
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It had just extended a lifeline to similarly troubled Greece.
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Student journalists are, increasingly, the information lifeline for their communities.
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I was in debt and on my last financial lifeline.
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Because it's fluid, it's a lifeline for so many kids.
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Other organizations including The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline and Save.
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They feed the Indus River system, the country's water lifeline.
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In a struggling sport, Nike has provided a financial lifeline.
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Gold, locals hope, will be a lifeline amid economic collapse.
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"Johnson hopes early election will provide a lifeline," they noted.
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Technology, in quarantine, is our lifeline to the outside world.
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The National Network of Abortion Funds will be their lifeline.
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Mission Lifeline responded with its own Facebook post on Sunday.
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There's a lifeline for Argentina in Rostov: Croatia has scored.
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Small businesses are getting a potential lifeline from congressional lawmakers.
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Smartphones became a necessity, almost as if they're our lifeline.
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SoftBank's pitch isn't the only lifeline for The We Company.
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Credit card profits could prove a fleeting lifeline for retailers.
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For millions of patients, their health insurance is their lifeline.
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Until then, options such as Lifeline Express offer crucial support.
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Silicon Valley could be Biden's funding lifeline post South Carolina
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This has been a lifeline, for which I am grateful.
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New York Times columnists are a lifeline for the traumatized.
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And you seem to have tossed them a lifeline, no?
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But now the troubled garment industry is getting a lifeline.
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Will's Faso's racist Hail Mary pass throw him a lifeline?
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After all, that could be their lifeline in a crisis.
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This has been a lifeline, for which I am grateful.
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In 1995, Ms. Dixon thought she had found her lifeline.
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For the farmers themselves, the water represents an economic lifeline.
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But for its regular riders the bus is a lifeline.
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"Wrestling is my lifeline," Travis, who is 24, told VICE.
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For most, the port of Hodeidah is the only lifeline.
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But public interest groups and advocates for Lifeline reform argue that such a "hard cap" on the program could have chaotic and indeed calamitous consequences in the event that a Lifeline budget increase is needed.
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Here I want to focus on one particular program — the FCC's Lifeline regime — that I fear will be undermined if those who reflexively oppose Pai on all fronts continue overreacting to his actions regarding Lifeline.
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If you or anyone you know is struggling with suicide, you can reach the toll-free, 24/7 National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 333-800-273-8255 or chat online with staff from the lifeline.
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The rescue vessel, the MV Lifeline, run by the German charity Mission Lifeline, has been unable to offload 234 people sheltering onboard since they were rescued from two rubber dinghies in the Mediterranean on Thursday.
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Karla Thrasher, Asia program director for the Christian adoption agency Lifeline Children's Services, said Lifeline had about eight adoptive families -- including the Andersons -- who were ready to fly to China when the coronavirus outbreak hit.
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And for now, at least, Hillary Clinton is not their lifeline.
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Pivoting to blockchain has become the new lifeline for struggling startups.
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The Lifeline rescued 234 migrants in waters off Libya last month.
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Now, startups have a new potential lifeline: They pivot to blockchain.
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Salvini said the rescue was in Libyan waters, which Lifeline denies.
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He claimed the rescue was in Libyan waters, which Lifeline denies.
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My lifeline was the blue pages of the phone book, which
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It's part of the way China supplies North Korea's economic lifeline.
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"Lifeline strives to answer calls as quickly as possible," said Sinwelski.
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Make no mistake, DACA provided a lifeline for thousands including myself.
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Other workers have been a lifeline for those hit by cars.
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"Synch earnings can be a lifeline for touring support," he said.
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Second, Pai proposes to eliminate the mechanism that encourages Lifeline competition.
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A Facebook post shared by the LifeLine Animal Project on Aug.
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The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline is open 24 hours a day.
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"Communication is a lifeline," said one fire official, who requested anonymity.
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Analysts and investors also have their eyes on another potential lifeline.
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Russian soldiers, arms and military hardware are also providing a lifeline.
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But she believes they also want a "lifeline" to the outside.
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"Communication is a lifeline," said one fire official who requested anonymity.
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"The Hodeidah port is a critical lifeline," Beasley told the conference.
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His IPO is in many ways a lifeline for the city.
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A weekly support group she attends has also served as lifeline.
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It has been pleading for Washington to offer it a lifeline.
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Lifeline is one example but there have been others as well.
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Oosterom described Hodeidah as a "lifeline" for aid deliveries in Yemen.
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Because the port city is their lifeline to the outside world.
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The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline has a 24-hour chat feature
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With the lifting of the sanctions, Iran was thrown a lifeline.
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Music used to be Sam Morrow's lifeline; now it's a celebration.
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But the Lifeline vote was the more heavily scrutinized agenda item.
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You can purchase "Survival" here, and visit Trans Lifeline directly here.
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"There is no greater champion for Lifeline than you," Wheeler said.
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Fishing is the economic lifeline for villages in northern Sri Lanka.
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In June, the IMF announced a $227 billion lifeline for Argentina.
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After all, healthy ecosystems are the lifeline for all of us.
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President Trump tosses a tangled lifeline to the declining coal industry.
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That money was a much-needed lifeline for the Warren campaign.
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We applaud the Administration for acting to strengthen and modernize Lifeline.
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Yet the group had provided a financial lifeline to these artists.
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The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline already connects veterans to specialized services.
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First step: throwing a lifeline to a beleaguered Chinese telecom company.
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Trump's aid payments are a lifeline, but they're not saving everyone.
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For older residents, the retreat of these clubs threatens a lifeline.
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The 885,000 subscribers represent nearly 30% of Sprints Lifeline subscriber base.
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For others, it is a financial lifeline denied by other industries.
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For Mr. Goff, a rehabilitated hangar proved to be a lifeline.
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If you're in Australia, Lifeline is available on 13 11 14.
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Through that time, the auto industry became something of a lifeline.
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The growing number of free tuition programs can be a lifeline.
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Investors include Lifeline Ventures and Highline Europe (through a secondary round).
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Thousands of Chinese tourists provide a further, much-needed economic lifeline.
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For millions of others, Social Security is a lifeline in retirement.
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President Trump for sure holds the strongest and best-connected lifeline.
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But for Ukraine it was a lifeline to counter Russian aggression.
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Today remittances are fast becoming a lifeline for those left behind.
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TECH SUBCOMMITTEE CLEARS LIFELINE CAP: The Communications and Technology Subcommittee of the House Energy and Commerce Committee voted to approve a bill that would put a $1.5 billion hard yearly cap on the Lifeline subsidy program.
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Italy's government approved late on Sunday an emergency decree granting a lifeline of up to 300 million euro ($992 million) lifeline to cooperative bank Popolare di Bari, in the latest state bailout of an ailing lender.
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Resources: Survivors of Suicide Loss Transgender Legal Defense & Education Fund American Association of Suicidology Center for Disease Control and Prevention The Trevor Project (Trevor Project Lifeline: (866) 488-7386) The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: (800) 29- 8255
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The sultanate&aposs ports also have become a crucial lifeline to Qatar.
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When I got my record contract, it was a lifeline for me.
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Since 1998, about $20.2 billion has been allocated to the Lifeline program.
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Except that for the people detained here, this kiosk is their lifeline.
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China shields him from political isolation and offers him an economic lifeline.
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What the helpline is going to do is give them a lifeline.
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There is, however, one potential lifeline for those of a bullish disposition.
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It's been my – it's been literally my lifeline between Wilmington and Washington.
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Critics blasted the move as being unfair to those enrolled in Lifeline.
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The blanket protections of the act, however, offered gray wolves a lifeline.
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There is no lifeline like the liquidity that comes from pooling economies.
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Call the U.S. National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 800-273-TALK (8255).
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Existing Series A investors EQT Ventures and Lifeline Ventures also followed on.
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"Lifeline can help those families, and others, stay connected," Scurato told Motherboard.
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That would include China, which provides an economic lifeline to North Korea.
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Unaccompanied children fleeing to the United States are desperately seeking a lifeline.
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By 2019, Lifeline will transition completely away from wireless voice-only service.
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The central bank threw a fresh lifeline to smaller firms on Sept.
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Instead, ministers seemed to see the £1.4bn ($1.9bn) contract as a lifeline.
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And in today's puzzle by Natan Last, you might want that lifeline.
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For those who can't afford a car, the shuttle is a lifeline.
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Finalizing the sale of those brands may be Sears' only remaining lifeline.
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It has also offered a lifeline to emerging markets suffering capital outflows.
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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has threatened to choke off Kurdistan's lifeline.
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The Lifeline expansion, in particular, has long been championed by consumer advocates.
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Greece secured a credit lifeline from euro zone governments earlier this month.
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Trump's draining supply of goodwill towards Pruitt is the EPA administrator's lifeline.
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For tipped workers, the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) is a lifeline.
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It's a lifeline without which I would become manic, or else suicidal.
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It gives remote towns a lifeline to critical fuels, food, and medicines.
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The activities of entrepreneurs like Mr. Chen are providing a lifeline, though.
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"Scholastic Book Fairs are really a lifeline to book ownership," says Boyko.
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His memory has been like a lifeline in my most troubling hours.
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The issue of trade could serve as a lifeline to Ms. Heitkamp.
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"I think Biden has been given a lifeline here," Mr. Carville said.
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"We cannot have a hundred Lifeline Expresses in the country," said Gourh.
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Its only ally is Armenia, which is often the small republic's lifeline.
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The federally funded Lifeline received more than 2 million calls in 2018.
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His first step: Throwing a lifeline to a beleaguered Chinese telecom company.
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One target could be the Lifeline broadband subsidy for low-income households.
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Though success is not guaranteed, a clinical trial can be a lifeline.
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He downplayed the impact of the Lifeline decision and excoriated the media.
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Deutsch also volunteered at Chai Lifeline, an international health care support organization.
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For Brindisi, securing a new lifeline for Sherrill was a key priority.
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Imagine the app that is your communication lifeline unexpectedly and repeatedly dying.
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Mission Lifeline tweeted that they are "in full respect" of conduct codes.
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For refugees, Turkish agriculture is both a lifeline and a continuing trial.
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"The Lifeline program must be designed both to prevent abuses and to make sure that lifeline is available to those that need it most, including the homeless population," said FCC spokesperson Mark Wigfield in an email on Wednesday.
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If you or someone you know has talked about contemplating suicide, call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-8255, or use the online Lifeline Crisis Chat, both available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
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And in New York, the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline was flooded with calls.
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On Saturday, the Maltese armed forces provided humanitarian supplies to the Lifeline vessel.
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"The Lifeline program has been plagued by waste, fraud and abuse," Johnson said.
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The discussion of the impact of reclassification on privacy and Lifeline is brief.
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The piece's headline incorrectly indicates that the Lifeline Program has been eliminated altogether.
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The texting adventure Lifeline turns the familiar "..." icon into a dramatic waiting game.
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"That's probably the only lifeline he's got," Mr. Perkins said of Mr. Bevin.
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We've been given a lifeline and the guys are really gelling well together.
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You can call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-2020-8255.
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The Lifeline Animal Project employee who visited her home could not be reached.
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These services are a lifeline for people with disabilities, seniors, and their families.
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Helplines like the Trevor Project and Trans Lifeline have built large, national profiles.
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Many provide a lifeline to ageing communities and help prop up struggling companies.
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Go deeper: Trump's lifeline: Democrats' socialism surge Trump's 2020 vision: America First vs.
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ANC Chairman Gwede Mantashe said the party had received "another lifeline" from voters.
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I know I'm not alone -- and that she just threw out a lifeline.
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Approximately 900 Lifeline providers certified by the states remained unaffected by the reconsideration.
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Supportive adults in a school environment are an absolute lifeline for LGBTQ youth.
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As North Korea's only global ally, Beijing provides Pyongyang with an economic lifeline.
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The Commission unilaterally transmogrified the Lifeline program into one also subsidizing cell phones.
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Call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-333-273-8255 Anthony Bourdain??????
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In addition, the country may grasp for a lifeline from the World Bank.
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Final Cut Pro was, as my Verge coworker Loren Grush says, a lifeline.
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Electricity can literally be a lifeline, powering everything from hospitals to oxygen tanks.
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Having frittered away this lifeline, they are now asking for a new one.
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For many people with disabilities and their families, Medicaid is an essential lifeline.
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In effect, it will be throwing a lifeline to a dangerous global movement.
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" The letter pleaded for American assistance to open a "permanent lifeline to Aleppo.
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We know that, by banning someone, we could be cutting their only lifeline.
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Especially for people with disabilities, Medicaid has been and remains an essential lifeline.
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For the millions of families like Asma's, it is the lifeline they need.
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Identify the early investors who will be your lifeline in years to come.
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Trump's lifeline to Moore has left the GOP with a lose-lose situation.
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In the USA, the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline is 1-800-135-TALK.
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In March 2015, Evergrande sought a $16 billion lifeline from state-controlled banks.
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A lifeline Andy Li, 30, has been living with HIV for eight years.
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This lifeline has always been vital, and now it's more urgent than ever.
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You can call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-1-8255.
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And tomorrow is going to be another notch in the lifeline of Mosul.
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You can call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-430-8255.
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It might seem a quaint notion today, but those sections were a lifeline.
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McMurdo is also the lifeline for the American base at the South Pole.
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CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa — The Des Moines Register just threw Elizabeth Warren a lifeline.
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His developing voice — graceful, whining, hilarious — is the lifeline that pulls him through.
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Central banks are the top cops on the beat controlling the economy's lifeline.
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Chinese EV startup Nio inks a $1.4 billion lifeline with a Chinese city.
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You can call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-866-8255.
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The groom's mother is an obstetrician and gynecologist with Lifeline Hospital in Dubai.
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Ice roads are the lifeline of our communities, and now they're at risk.
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"They'll be given a lifeline without risking any injury by moving," he said.
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You can call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-11-8255.
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New York City, however, offered a last-minute temporary lifeline to the region.
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"Obamacare doesn't need a lifeline," Club for Growth spokesperson Rachael Slobodien emailed POLITICO.
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Google, however, has provided a lifeline for HTC over the past few years.
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Lifeline supporters defended the program by saying that the GAO's report is outdated.
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Medicare is an important lifeline for millions, including me, and always will be.
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Do you believe in Lifeline, and what do you think of his actions?
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Jerusalem residency is, quite simply, a lifeline to employment, a matter of survival.
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They need a lifeline connecting them to housing, employment opportunities, and health services.
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Theresa May is seeking a lifeline from the EU after Brexit deal chaos
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Emirates announced the lifeline order for up to 2787 superjumbos worth as much as $22017 billion at list prices a year ago, throwing a lifeline to the programme's roughly 3,000 workers and securing its future for at least another decade.
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Emirates announced the lifeline order for up to 2787 superjumbos worth as much as $22017 billion at list prices a year ago, throwing a lifeline to the program's roughly 3,000 workers and securing its future for at least another decade.
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The FCC also voted in favor of considering a spending cap for Lifeline and barring resellers — telecom providers that rely on larger companies' network infrastructure — from offering Lifeline plans, but the agency is taking public comment on these items first.
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Your phone today is so much more than just a gadget — it's a lifeline.
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Critics say it gave the North a lifeline as it pursued its nuclear dreams.
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It serves as a lifeline for millions of Indians who live along its banks.
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On a normal day, the Trans Lifeline fields 50 to 60 calls, Martel said.
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The smuggled fuel provides a crucial lifeline for the regime's economy and armed forces.
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Trans creator Reed Wetmore said YouTube has been a "lifeline" for the trans community.
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Lifeline said that along with the worsening weather, some migrants were in fragile health.
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Over the summer another mom — a lifeline to me on a daily basis — left.
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Shared laughter is a form of connection, and that can be a lifeline too.
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At every juncture since the Great Recession, the Fed has intervened with a lifeline.
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And in many cases, Arcade served as something of a lifeline for smaller studios.
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The trucks, and more specifically the goods within them, represent North Korea's economic lifeline.
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When Pennsylvania cut part of its education funding several years back, that lifeline faded.
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That distance gave the US the opportunity to offer North Korea an economic lifeline.
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Hodeidah is a lifeline for food and other goods for much of the country.
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The 234 migrants on board the Lifeline include 14 women and four small children.
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If lawmakers strip those people of their lifeline, "I'll be pissed," Hochadel told me.
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These waters are our lifeline, so their security is of paramount importance for Iran.
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This is where Kyle and Brad have taken away a lifeline rope from us.
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In the US, call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-0000-8255.
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CAR T cell therapy could be a lifeline particularly for younger blood cancer patients.
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And people can chat directly with various organizations, including the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline.
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The commission again unilaterally transmogrified the Lifeline program into one also subsidizing Internet service.
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Expanding into payments could give Facebook a lifeline if investors suddenly become less forgiving.
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That has left Odebrecht pressing banks for a lifeline, with limited success so far.
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The trust gives them a lifeline so they can see that they have potential.
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If the cutbacks go through, some 8 million consumers could lose their Lifeline connections.
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This includes the Lifeline program, a phone and internet subsidy program for the poor.
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For people who lost money in the Bitfinex hack, it could be a lifeline.
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A higgledy mash of bars, venues and pop-ups, it's the Welsh capital's lifeline.
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I asked FCC Chairman Ajit Pai how many conversations he's had with Lifeline subscribers.
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These two moves are connected; they're intertwined fantasies that offer Trump an emotional lifeline.
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Wrestling understood the importance of this lifeline to the real even in the 1980s.
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Like many people in health care, I've spent time volunteering for such a lifeline.
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Many predict this month will bring a vote on whether to expand Lifeline subsidies.
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Earlier this month, Steinhoff secured a 60 million euros lifeline for its European operations.
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The number for the current National Suicide Prevention Lifeline is 1-85033-273-8255.
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For the children of Gaza, though, they offer a lifeline to a different future.
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But the pact stalled over control of Hodeidah, a lifeline for millions facing famine.
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In many poor neighborhoods with failing schools, charter schools provide a lifeline for families.
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Russia and China, however, "can offer a lifeline" to Iran, said JTD Energy's Driscoll.
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The deal, while criticized by some, was a financial lifeline to the Sesame Workshop.
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The nine companies were approved for the program known as Lifeline, just weeks ago.
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Prepaid debit cards are a financial lifeline for many people, but a risky one.
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Pai published a blog post on Tuesday blasting media coverage of the Lifeline decision.
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To the Editor: For many people with chronic pain, opioid painkillers are a lifeline.
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The clock is ticking… China: For Iran, China represents an economic and security lifeline.
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It ended up getting a $15 million lifeline from its existing investors last summer.
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Visit The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline and Chat or call 1-800-273-8255.
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Last weekend, Toninelli had called on the Netherlands to recall the Lifeline and Seefuchs.
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She tried out sports like football and acrobatics, until boxing eventually became her lifeline.
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This was despite New Zealand authorities announcing a $514 million lifeline for the airline.
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In the United States, the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline is 1-800-100-8255.
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Whereas when it comes to Yeezys, they're calling every lifeline possible to prove legitimacy.
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Some are skeptical of a government that saved Detroit's automakers but not Appalachia's lifeline.
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But the other leaders did throw a lifeline of sorts to the beleaguered Mrs.
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What kind of lifeline might be thrown to imperiled local businesses and their neighborhoods?
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The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline is for anyone in emotional distress or suicidal crisis.
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The relief bill signed Friday by President Trump will provide a short-term lifeline.
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An untapped community The mapping project presents a lifeline for the people of Makoko.
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Bruised and bleeding, they climbed, praying for a lifeline: jobs, money, something to eat.
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Publishers who are depending on Facebook to throw them a lifeline should take heed.
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For those who are too poor to afford health insurance, Medicaid is a lifeline.
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Any arrest and deportation of relatives would end a crucial financial lifeline for many.
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Such people may provide a lifeline for our democracy over the next four years.
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Foster parents, caseworkers, court officials and youth advocates are a lifeline to vulnerable youth.
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You can call 1-800-15-8255 to reach the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline.
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As data has become our lifeline, cybercriminals have elevated their game and their demands.
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Of its $1.6 million budget, admissions fees generate about $70,000, a crucial revenue lifeline.
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Known as the Chinese Mother Teresa, she has been a lifeline to Eureka's homeless.
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The VVA's 80,000 members are all seniors, and many use Facebook as a lifeline.
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The company blamed the error on regulatory changes to the Lifeline program in 2016.
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Pennsylvanians and lawmakers must now decide whether these considerations warrant throwing Exelon a lifeline.
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It is discussed in the markets, schools and churches, a lifeline for so many.
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People seeking help can call 800-1-8255 for the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline.
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James Risch, the Republican chairman of the committee, tried to throw Sullivan a lifeline.
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The violator that matters the most is China, because it's North Korea's economic lifeline.
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"Implementing an unlimited voice requirement as of December 85033 would effectively eliminate the free wireless Lifeline option – an outcome that would be hugely disruptive to millions of Lifeline subscribers," Sprint wrote in a filing this week, echoing other major wireless trade groups.
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The ship, the MV Lifeline, which is run by the German charity Mission Lifeline, rescued 234 people from two rubber dinghies off the western coast of Malta on Thursday, but was unable to dock when both Malta and Italy turned it away.
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"So perhaps the Americans intentionally looked the other way when China threw us this lifeline."
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The German captain of the Lifeline appeared at an arraignment session Monday in Valletta, Malta.
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That money is a lifeline for many poor Mexicans, especially when the economy is struggling.
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The Lifeline was stranded at sea with 234 migrants when Italy and Malta refused docking.
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Malta is investigating whether the Lifeline&aposs crew disobeyed any orders in rescue the migrants.
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"We did the right thing," said the Lifeline captain, Claus-Peter Reisch, after the arraignment.
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Every day, the water trucks zigzag through Iztapalapa, offering a lifeline for hundreds of families.
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According to the Lifeline Animal Project's website, 15,000 homeless animals enter their shelter each year.
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Its powerful domestic unions see Skoda's success as both a threat and a potential lifeline.
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Amtrak has become a vital lifeline to home, work, and school for millions of Americans.
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The credible fear process was intended to be a lifeline for persons facing serious persecution.
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The port is the Houthis' main supply line and a lifeline for millions of Yemenis.
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Without a credit lifeline, it is understood operations will have to be temporarily shut down.
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Despite the expansion of programs like Lifeline, Connect America, and others, the digital divide persists.
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Like Bury Me, My Love, Lifeline is played entirely through texts with a fictional character.
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Pai's proposal will gut Lifeline in many ways, but I'll highlight some of the worst.
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PhishTrain provides clients with data security, attack simulations, an "educational lifeline," benchmarking and program analytics.
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The Indian airline halted operations in April after failing to secure lifeline funding from banks.
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Once the lifeline of the north, it now operates at well under its former capacity.
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Since he first got started, SleepyHead has become a lifeline for the sleep apnea community.
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That lifeline is increasingly being challenged by new producing nations including Canada, China and Russia.
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The Lifeline program was recently expanded from only covering phone service to to include broadband.
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Still, Trans Lifeline is not alone in experiencing an avalanche of calls since the election.
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The offer of food, shelter, clothes and money was a lifeline to the struggling families.
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A lifeline came in the form of an email from a stranger named Ronald Watkins.
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But Bury me, my Love also builds upon what Lifeline… did with real-time texting.
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This became their funding path, a lifeline for a company trying to find its legs.
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On June 10th the government, including the Greens, caved in and threw them a lifeline.
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An external, deep-pocketed investor with links to mega-funder SoftBank might prove a lifeline.
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"Lifeline has brought affordable telephone service to millions of people in poverty," the letter reads.
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The current phone number for the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline is 1-800-273-8255.
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It had kind words for the Lifeline expansion but said cost controls will be important.
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CLS Bank International that threw a lifeline to companies facing these types of vague patents.
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Yemen's lifeline Hodeidah, the country's largest port, is now at the center of the conflict.
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"My farmers are desperate, they need to make sure they have a lifeline," Heitkamp said.
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Actually, Mr. Frankel thought he was tossing the president a lifeline, not a gotcha line.
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The only lifeline for viewers was either suffer through the fog or change the channel.
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Volunteer for the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline, Crisis Text Line or your local crisis center.
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People seeking help can call 1-800-30-8255 for the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline.
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In other words, stubborn loyalty by base voters provides comfort but not a political lifeline.
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They feel they need that lifeline, if they are carpooling or going on the bus.
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Unexpected expenses crop up for everyone and sometimes credit can seem like the only lifeline.
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A federal judge has handed a lifeline to efforts to block the Dakota Access pipeline.
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As women have written in the past few days, these whisper networks are a lifeline.
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They say it would instead cut off a crucial financial lifeline for low-income communities.
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In 2012, the F.C.C. reformed Lifeline after complaints and created a database to track subsidies.
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" In promotional material, Airbnb refers to itself as " an economic lifeline for the middle class .
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If you or someone you know needs help, please visit the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline.
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This is why programs like the North Lawndale boxing league are such a critical lifeline.
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Is it really so bad if SSDI hands them a lifeline when a recession hits?
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For Brazil's government, struggling with its biggest recession in decades, the port is a lifeline.
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"These tunnels essentially represented the lifeline for people living under siege for years," Azm said.
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The same technologies are also a lifeline for those at high risk or in quarantine.
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Removing a financial lifeline from nations already in chaos is hardly a recipe for progress.
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For Mr. Doyle, who had three young children at home, it sounded like a lifeline.
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This calf looks healthy so far — and it could be a lifeline for the group.
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Cutting financing to the committees "worries me because that lifeline is cut off," she added.
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On Campus Private scholarships should be a lifeline for students who want to avoid debt.
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This would provide the prime minister with a domestic political victory and a legacy lifeline.
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When Georgia was pickled in Soviet aspic, those gifts were a lifeline to the world.
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But that lifeline may not be enough for Sears to fix itself and avoid liquidation.
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Medicaid is the lifeline that covers many of the benefits that Medicare does not provide.
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In this environment, Mr. Trump's threat of military action is a lifeline for Mr. Maduro.
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The Iran crisis is another instance of the Democrats throwing Trump a public opinion lifeline.
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The ferry is our lifeline to the mainland, to goods, supplies, mail, just about everything.
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But for the 400,000 residents who remain trapped, she and her team are their lifeline.
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The network that the diabetes community has built can be a critical lifeline for patients.
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There are already programs like Lifeline that put money directly into the hands of consumers.
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As stable, low-skill jobs continue to disappear in New York, canning provides a lifeline.
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Late last year, Iran abruptly suspended oil deliveries, which have become a lifeline for Syria.
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Done incorrectly, that lifeline can trigger a tax landmine and destroy the insurance policy altogether.
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Total panic at the thought of being without my phone, which felt like a lifeline.
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One of Pai's first acts as chairman was to begin scaling back the Lifeline program.
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As conflicts become more protracted, millions of displaced children are losing the lifeline of education.
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Clinical trials are a lifeline for the patient, and ultimately the bottom line for pharma.
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With any luck, Faso's racist Hail Mary won't throw him a lifeline, but an anvil.
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Unemployment remains about 23 percent, and for some people the shadow economy is a lifeline.
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In the absence of external finance, the government turned to a fake lifeline: printing currency.
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And in this new Era of Metal Men, it might just be your financial lifeline.
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What it really did was make us each other&aposs primary lifeline in the world.
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The FCC is currently accepting comments from the public on its proposed changes to Lifeline.
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Ending the program would deal a significant blow to a lifeline of Haiti's economy: remittances.
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Pulling the plug would also deprive one of Japan's poorest regions of an economic lifeline.
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If big corporations get money as a lifeline to stay in business, I applaud that.
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I urge the FCC to expand Lifeline and help millions of working families get online.
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One of the more contentious proposals has to do with resellers, Lifeline-specific companies that don't own their own infrastructure, but instead lease capacity from major telecoms providers like AT&T and Sprint in order to resell it at the subsidized rate through Lifeline.
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In their blog post, Wheeler and Clyburn wrote that critics are "ignoring the fact" that the FCC has already instituted Lifeline reforms designed to increase accountability and crack down on waste, reforms that have helped decrease Lifeline payouts by over 30 percent since 2012.
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Update 2/23/2017 6:04pm EST: An FCC spokesperson sent us the following information clarifying the state of the LifeLine broadband program:Participation in Lifeline by nine providers that had recently entered the program through a new, streamlined federal process was put on hold.
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"Residents of Tribal lands, like many low-income consumers, rely on Lifeline service from wireless resellers, who are the primary, and sometimes only, providers of Lifeline service," Gene DeJordy, an attorney for the Crow Creek Sioux Tribe in South Dakota, said in a statement.
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If you or someone you know is having thoughts of suicide, contact the Suicide Prevention Lifeline.
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"Humanitarian aid, including food aid, is a lifeline for these refugees from Western Sahara," Haq said.
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So NASA contracts are a key lifeline startups hoping to get into this line of work.
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If you come from where I come from, and you get a lifeline, you grab it.
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An old college roommate throws her a lifeline and she gets a job at The Circle.
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It has to all come together, the Schools and Libraries Fund, Lifeline, the Connect America Fund.
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The BNP, facing near-extinction with Khaleda's jailing, hopes it has found the lifeline it needed.
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They are also close to sealing the Turkish border, a lifeline of rebel territory for years.
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The commission declined to comment on future plans to revisit the Lifeline and E-rate proceedings.
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If you are a Spanish speaker, call the Spanish-language Lifeline at 1-888-628-9454.
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But everyone is required to go through the same training to answer the Lifeline, said Sinwelski.
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While that lifeline gave the president some initial breathing room, the economy has continued to flail.
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Remittances from the diaspora can be a lifeline for many, though they also distort the economy.
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That order also required LifeLine providers to include broadband service by 2021, and set minimum speeds.
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I want to encourage you to keep searching for Your lifeline, something that makes You happy.
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"I didn't have a lifeline to help pull me out of the mass grave," she says.
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After performing it, the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline told us it may have saved many lives.
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If you have suicidal thoughts, contact the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-000-8255.
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Trump --abandoned in the polls by educated whites, blacks and Latinos -- was reaching for a lifeline.
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Trump, however, was quick to toss the company a lifeline, citing potential job loss in China.
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Why it matters: This is just the beginning of a battle over the future of Lifeline.
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That's the reason 4-year-old Helena was returned to Lifeline Animal Project in Atlanta, Georgia.
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"She really was returned for being too nice," LifeLine Animal Project spokesperson Karen Hirsch told Today.com.
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Yeah well, we felt it was important for him to have a lifeline to the world.
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The facility offers a lifeline for many of the world's children who are out of school.
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He'd been searching the Internet for stories about addicted video game fans, seeking an emotional lifeline.
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In November, heavier U.S. sanctions are expected on Iran's oil sector, a lifeline of its economy.
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Third-party payments from charitable organizations are a lifeline for many low-income, chronically ill patients.
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" John Draper, director of the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline, said, "The impact has been pretty extraordinary.
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Until we see you again,LP The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline is 1 (800) 273-8255.
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The current National Suicide Prevention Lifeline is 1-800-611-8255 or 1-800-611-TALK.
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The Georgetown report shows the extent to which Medicaid is a lifeline to these rural communities.
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Congress should reject the administration's proposal and protect this important lifeline for students, families and communities.
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"I have Hillary Clinton on the other side," he said, clinging to her as a lifeline.
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The company is in danger of buckling under the cost of the recall without a lifeline.
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"Puerto Rico needs a lifeline that only Congress and the Trump administration can provide," he wrote.
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The federal government can provide Florida's agriculture industry the lifeline it needs to survive this storm.
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For people like Marin, hooked to a globalized network of easy money, there's always a lifeline.
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The energy between the two friends makes it clear their friendship will be the show's lifeline.
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According to the FCC, 85033 percent of Lifeline Program beneficiaries in the United States are veterans.
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"The Trump administration threw that project a lifeline," said Reynolds, referencing the reopening an environmental assessment.
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If you're running out of money all the time, what you really need is a lifeline.
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And as Hotchkiss searches for a new economic lifeline, some people are asking: What about marijuana?
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Since then, Abengoa has been looking for a lifeline to restructure its $10.3 billion of debt.
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CTIA, the giant wireless industry trade group, also opposes a hard cap on the Lifeline program.
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Considering Jess was their go-to lifeline for everything, they adapt to her absence pretty quickly.
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Leading the round is Finland's Lifeline Ventures, alongside London-based LocalGlobe, and various unnamed angel investors.
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China, North Korea's economic lifeline and a party to the Iran deal, would be particularly incensed.
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The holidays have come and gone and — as usual — Fitbit got a bit of a lifeline.
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It was at once my only lifeline and an anxiety-inducing machine I couldn't turn off.
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Today, we're taking a look at how technology is providing a lifeline to formerly incarcerated people.
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That it gives voices to the voiceless and a lifeline to the isolated can't be underestimated.
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With schools appropriately shutting down over the coronavirus pandemic, this critical lifeline of food is gone.
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This gives VA a lifeline into Europe while AF/KLM earns precious access to London Heathrow.
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China has long been North Korea's ally and patron, a lifeline keeping its struggling economy afloat.
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Tourism is a lifeline not only of the museums, but of the Vatican as a whole.
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Their advocates said they could provide a lifeline for consumers in a confusing and troubled marketplace.
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A state of emergency in Italy, political breakthroughs in the U.S. and a lifeline for Turkey.
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"They have the right to live," Axel Steier, a Mission Lifeline founder, said of the migrants.
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Qatar pledged on Wednesday to invest $15 billion in Turkey, a relatively small but symbolic lifeline.
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For many farmers, the aid represents both a lifeline and an awkward reality of government dependence.
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The endeavor is both an acknowledgement of and a lifeline to a facet of black identity.
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Justin Phillips is executive director of Overdose Lifeline, which has been charged with distributing the lockboxes.
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Eastern Standard Time if you find yourself in deep, fast-moving water, and require a lifeline.
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For Army spouse Brittney Allen, a simple "good morning" from a stranger turned into a lifeline.
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"For people who live in impoverished communities, a health clinic is a lifeline," the actress said.
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In 2005, the Bush administration modernized Lifeline to support wireless phone services in addition to landlines.
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You will meet other women who will throw you a lifeline when you need it most.
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Based on oral arguments Tuesday, that might be California's only lifeline to the law staying intact.
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In short, the argument goes, Hodeidah is the lifeline to 12 million people in Houthi territory.
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Today, many Lifeline subscribers receive free basic cellphone service because their subsidy covers the full cost.
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The collective willingness to grasp that lifeline explains why the country's steel output surged last month.
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The apps are a lifeline to women with no independent way to get around the Kingdom.
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We constantly press the refresh button on The Upshot or whatever lifeline we are clinging to.
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Delta threw a lifeline to Gol last year with a $446 million stock and loan agreement.
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Chai Lifeline, an organization that provides support to sick children, said Deutsch was a dedicated volunteer.
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DACA was a lifeline that allowed me to continue pursuing my dream of becoming an actor.
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Greg Walden (R-Ore.), referring to the way customers pay a fee for programs like Lifeline.
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By December, the company, on the brink of bankruptcy, leaned on the government for a lifeline.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A surge in palladium prices has thrown struggling South African mining companies a lifeline.
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Title X must state that Lifeline shall include broadband to be relevant in a digital age.
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For many low income individuals, their Lifeline-subsidized phone is their only way to get online.
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A full page was given over to legal notices, a financial lifeline for many small papers.
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A spokesperson for the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline tells TMZ ... in the 2 hours after the rapper performed his hit track -- the title of which is the number to the lifeline -- the national network answered 3 times the typical amount of calls in the 2-hour window.
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Pai said over 3.5 million Americans were currently receiving subsidized broadband service through Lifeline from 259 providers.
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For a developing country still recovering from a devastating 2015 earthquake, these tourist dollars are a lifeline.
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The phone lines at the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline lit up in a way not seen before.
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We all clutch our phones like a lifeline anyway, so open an app and get a drink.
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Please remember help is available through the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-13. pic.twitter.
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If you or someone you know is or might be suicidal, consult the Suicide Prevention Lifeline here.
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Upon resumption, Thiem handed Fritz a lifeline as he produced three double faults to surrender his serve.
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It is a lifeline for millions of Yemenis facing severe hunger in the poorest Arabian Peninsula country.
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The lifeline to the millions in Houthi territory limps on using jerry-rigged cranes and casual labor.
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Kate, 36, has seen first-hand the lifeline support provided by children's hospices and palliative care charities.
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Beijing remains Pyongyang's biggest trade partner, providing an economic and political lifeline to the increasingly isolated regime.
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In his statement, Pai also says that returning Lifeline oversight to the states will "strengthen" the program.
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Barrett purposely didn't tell the agency what was happening because they were her lifeline to future work.
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Anyone can call the Lifeline, whether they are thinking about suicide or not, and get emotional support.
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Lifeline is also available for non-English speakers and people who are deaf or hard of hearing.
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Lifeline is actually made up of a network of 24357 crisis centers across the country, Sinwelski said.
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Still, all indications point to Pai halting the expansion of Lifeline until he can alter the program.
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In 225, those counties contracted a local nonprofit organization called LifeLine to manage operations at both shelters.
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Oil production, Libya's economic lifeline, is threatened by the fighting, which may spur deeper involvement by Russia.
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And sometimes it will be as simple as mentioning, 'Oh I just got off a Lifeline call.
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His words were a lifeline to me then — something to hold onto while I recaptured my footing.
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As a new parent, you may be vulnerable, worried, or overwhelmed, and social media offers a lifeline.
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If you don't already carry lip balm at all times like it's a lifeline, you will now.
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Free and confidential support is available nationwide via the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline : 1-800-129-8255.
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Rescue ship Lifeline, with more than 0003 migrants aboard, is stuck in international waters in the Mediterranean.
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And Schumer already has to fight the impression that he serves as Wall Street's lifeline in Congress.
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LGBT youth in need of support can contact The Trevor Project's Trevor Lifeline at (866) 488-7386.
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Perhaps most importantly, you're no longer in control of Dead Cells' primary lifeline, the health power-up.
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In my view, the supposed adverse impact of these Lifeline actions has been exaggerated in many quarters.
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And given how physically isolating VR can be, it creates a helpful lifeline to the outside world.
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The first $250,000 of his personal $1 million gift will go to the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline.
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In Australia, contact Lifeline on 13 11 14 or Suicide Call Back Service on 1300 659 467.
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"You realise how much of a lifeline communication is when you spent time with him," he said.
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Since it's a trigger topic, here is the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 1–800–10-TALK (8255).
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"Happy to see House defeat a bill that would have cut the vital #Lifeline phone program," Rep.
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The FCC's Lifeline program has protections in place to prevent households from receiving more than one subsidy.
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The plaintiffs' own expert, in testimony before the court, described the loans as a "lifeline" for borrowers.
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Finally, the FCC is considering revoking national approvals for Lifeline service providers that have already been qualified.
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I would never suggest that people should be cut off from a lifeline when they need it.
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"We felt the need to provide a first lifeline," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation by phone.
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This meant that, as our partners were facing unimaginable danger, their only lifeline was put on hold.
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"Social media today is basically [a] kid's main lifeline to social connection and peer relations," Ito says.
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Their unique story begins with the hope of extending a lifeline to another couple around the globe.
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There are also suicide help lines (The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline number is 1-800-90-8255).
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RUTLEDGE: WE'RE ACTUALLY GROWING OUR EXPANDED VIDEO CUSTOMER BASE AND LOSING BASIC ONLY – LIFELINE BASIC ONLY CUSTOMERS.
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When I wrote the Violence Against Women Act in 1994, I believed it would be a lifeline.
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In short, the problem with Lifeline is not that it needs to give subsidies to more companies.
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Lifeline provides low-income households with a monthly credit of $9.25 to use to buy internet service.
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As always, you are the lifeline generations of hopeful youths need in these dark times, Mrs. Obama.
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In this case, Gannett is offering Tribune a lifeline with potential to create a modicum of stability.
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According to the member of Bashir's inner circle, the emir had offered Bashir a billion dollar lifeline.
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But they had a lifeline; a way to escape into their own safe space of pure joy.
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Labour's international trade spokesman Barry Gardiner said a second referendum would throw the Conservative government a lifeline.
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In the past, Lifeline participants were vetted by mobile carrier companies including Verizon and T-Mobile USA.
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Lifeline spokesman Axel Steier said the migrants on its boat included 14 women and four small children.
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This is just the latest lifeline being thrown to a Republican candidate drowning in his own ineptitude.
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"You realize how much of a lifeline communication is when you spent time with him," he said.
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And Rosneft's lifeline has not been enough to prevent the collapse of Venezuela's already struggling oil industry.
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For some, busing was a lifeline, a policy that profoundly changed their future by creating more opportunity.
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With the Guptas increasingly shut out of South Africa's economy, an Indian bank handed them a lifeline.
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The British had long considered Egypt, and particularly the Suez Canal, a strategic lifeline for their empire.
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As the brigade works to counter poaching and trafficking, it has taken on another role: community lifeline.
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Like Shazam itself, the apps are best used for quick answers — a lifeline in a contextless gallery.
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"You don't have to solve the problem," says John Draper, president of the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline.
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Donkeys often are an essential lifeline for farmers who use them for transport, domestic work and milk.
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" Tapper described Spicer's walk-back by saying: "He took the lifeline and tied it to an anvil.
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Lastly, there's Lifeline, a sci-fi game that pays homage to the early days of computer gaming.
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Hamburg grabbed that lifeline in 2014 and 2015, pulling itself to safety and keeping its clock ticking.
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The current lifeline learning credit and student loan interest deduction would be consolidated into the expanded AOTC.
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Its director credited the increase of calls to the media mentioning the lifeline while covering Williams's death.
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Berkshire Hathaway offered a financial lifeline to the ride-hailing company earlier this year, according to Bloomberg.
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Aiven has raised a total of $50 million from investors, including IVP, Earlybird VC and Lifeline Ventures.
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The FCC specifically seeks comment on how the order affects public safety, utility poles, and Lifeline service.
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Though Washington has allied with Saudi Arabia against Iranian expansionism, Beijing is Tehran's most important economic lifeline.
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Likewise, it failed to consider the order's impact on the Lifeline subsidy program for low-income households.
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And if there was oxygen, then oxygen-breathing life-forms had a lifeline they could cling to.
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Both McCaskill and Johnson suggested diverting funds from Lifeline towards programs focused on expanding rural internet access.
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She had an aide looking after her, and the telephone had become her lifeline to the world.
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Food stamps can be a literal lifeline for their children, and yet they run out mid-month.
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The Obama administration has offered no military lifeline even to rebel groups it has vetted and backed.
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During the Obama administration, Lifeline was expanded to allow that credit to be applied to broadband service.
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But for Netanyahu, the country's longest-ever serving leader, a new campaign offers a much-needed lifeline.
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In July, the Government Accountability Office released a report that found rampant fraud in the Lifeline program.
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They are surviving on aid provided by the International Committee of the Red Cross -- their only lifeline.
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At its meeting, the FCC extended the scope of the Lifeline subsidy to support standalone broadband access.
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The Giants offered a limited lifeline, but Cruz spent most of his rookie season on injured reserve.
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Lifeline, a critical telecommunications program, now allows millions like Rose to apply a discount toward broadband services.
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This place of creating, of making stuff, and I know for him it was vital, a lifeline.
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NAFTA, which eliminated tariffs across territory encompassing 450 million people, has been a lifeline for Mexican jobs.
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Obama, on the other hand, instantly recognized that Crowley had just thrown him a desperately needed lifeline.
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If you&aposre lucky, you might have a loved one nearby who could throw you a lifeline.
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"Even when the Commission said that additional Lifeline money would have the effect of infrastructure deployment in the context of tribal Lifeline, it was said that the primary goal is to reduce the monthly cost of service," Clyburn said during the hearing as she cast her "no" vote.
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"A critical piece of the Lifeline reforms adopted by the majority of the Commission in March included creation of an independent National Lifeline Eligibility Verifier, which will take the responsibility for verifying subscriber eligibility out of the hands of the provider and transfer it to a third party."
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If you or anyone you know is threatening suicide, please seek help: The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline can be reached at 800-273-8255; the Trevor Project, which helps LGBTQ youth, can be reached at 866-488-7386; and the Trans Lifeline can be reached at 877-565-8860.
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LIFELINE PROPOSAL ON TRIBAL LAND COMING: FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler said he wants to start and finish a proposal this year that would limit a loophole that has allowed people in some metropolitan areas to receive larger-than-normal subsidies for Internet and phone service through the Lifeline program.
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It's your social lifeline, your office assistant, and your family photo album — all in one pocket-sized package.
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If you or someone you love needs help, the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline is 1-800-273-8255.
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The agreement threw a lifeline to Cairo and was meant to bury suggestions that the relationship had unraveled.
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The Maltese government also warned it would investigate the Lifeline&aposs crew for possible violations of maritime laws.
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"He bought himself a lifeline tonight," CNN contributor Van Jones said of Castro, minutes after the debate ended.
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Georgia's LifeLine Animal Project is just one of our country's shelters offering fee-waived adoptions this Election Day.
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Live on her stream, she put together a cosplay of Lifeline, a combat medic character from Apex Legends.
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Some of those young people have asked for my book, and I am happy to be a lifeline.
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It is a lifeline for 15.9 million people facing severe hunger in the impoverished nation of 30 million.
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The program, called Lifeline, was one of the first thing Pai touched after taking the reins as chairman.
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One of his big initiatives as chairman has been to increase broadband access, and Lifeline does exactly that.
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How to get help: In the US, call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-100-8255.
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Lifeline connected Logic with a local Los Angeles crisis center that found people who were willing to participate.
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For now, advertisers (its business lifeline) have largely ignored this issue because Facebook's marketing platform is so effective.
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And it remains well ahead in orders for the latest medium-haul jets, a lifeline for future developments.
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The office space company accepted a financial lifeline from SoftBank of Japan that will keep its doors open.
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The Lifeline program has long covered telephone service, offering low-income households $9.25 per month off their bills.
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"Lifeline has brought affordable telephone service to millions of people in poverty," the groups write in their petition.
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It also calls into question the FCC's ability to apply Lifeline and Connect America Fund subsidies to broadband.
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Really, the only thing you're capable of is extending that lifeline between her and the help she needs.
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The important part is that you, and everyone around her, just keep tossing the lifeline back out there.
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Ottawa bought the pipeline in 2018 to ensure expansion proceeded, offering a lifeline to Alberta's struggling oil patch.
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That's where mobile health, often known by the abbreviation mHealth, can become an essential lifeline for developing communities.
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Given that Netflix has been a lifeline for us all, especially this year, Netflix Day is a gift.
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Note: LGBTQ youth in need of support can contact the Trevor Project's Trevor Lifeline at (88603) 488-7386.
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It abandoned a June offensive on Hodeidah, a lifeline for millions, amid U.N. warnings of a humanitarian catastrophe.
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For further resources, you can consult the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention or the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline.
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Investors are waiting to see if Gulf Arabs will offer a lifeline that may provide some breathing space.
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For further resources, you can consult the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention or the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline.
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And Republicans slammed the President for extending a lifeline to farmers who are hard hit by his tariffs.
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But why would hospitals, so vigorously opposed to a public option before, see it as a lifeline now?
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The total subsidy provided to low-income persons under the Lifeline program is approximately $1.5 billion per year.
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The FCC has moved to curtail Lifeline, a program that subsidizes phone and internet connections for poor people.
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If Congress throws Puerto Rico a lifeline, the theory goes, spendthrift places like Illinois will soon request one.
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Janet Lewis, head of Asia industrials research at Macquarie, said the reported deal was a "lifeline" for Proton.
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Sure, we're gonna reform the lifeline program so that low-income Americans have access to 21st century networks.
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Smartphones are an essential lifeline for refugees, granting access to maps and information that aid in their journeys.
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But Zabadani is Madaya's "only real lifeline to the outside world," as Vice's Avi Asher-Schapiro puts it.
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One immediate resource that is available 24/7 is the national suicide prevention lifeline 1-800-273-8255.
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Germany was not among the countries that agreed to take in some of the migrants on the Lifeline.
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While the majority of the FCC supports the changes to the Lifeline program, the changes aren't embraced unanimously.
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This is due to the fact that the 340B program is a critical financial lifeline for rural hospitals.
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" They also wrote in the letter that the lifeline would connect millions of Americans "with life-saving resources.
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Before the catastrophic 22019 hurricane season, over 500,000 island households relied on the Lifeline program to stay connected.
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"Earthquakes do not kill; but inadequately designed and poorly constructed buildings, infrastructure and lifeline systems can," Fatahi said.
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Trump could have thrown him a lifeline by giving him a pardon before he had to plead guilty.
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The deal is expected to help Vice Media plug holes in its business and throw Refinery29 a lifeline.
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The firm also provided a lifeline to troubled Noble Group last year with about $400 million of credit.
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Critics, on the other hand, say the Lifeline program is an example of a government program run amuck.
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If you or someone you know needs help, call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 800-273-8255.
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The development was a lifeline to oil producers, encouraging refineries around the world to run at full steam.
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Nissan agreed to give Mitsubishi a $2.2 billion lifeline in exchange for about one-third of the company.
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The city, which is currently under rebel control, is considered a lifeline for the country's war-ravaged population.
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The proposed fine would be the largest in the history of the Lifeline program, according to the commission.
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The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline is a free resource for anyone in the US who is contemplating suicide.
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She sits with him at his event, and he turns to her when he needs a language lifeline.
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The deal is expected to help Vice Media plug holes in its business and throw Refinery229 a lifeline.
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Federal recovery funds are a lifeline for communities who lack the resources to rebuild in the safest manner.
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We urge Congress to ensure this critical financial lifeline for so many students and families is not eliminated.
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The deal aimed to avert a full-scale assault on the port, a lifeline for millions of Yemenis.
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"Commercial real estate has been such the lifeline for community banks for decades upon decades," Ms. Gilbert said.
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If his Virgin Racing team have to throw him a lifeline, it would not be the first time.
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Iowa Republicans handed victory to Ted Cruz, humbled Donald Trump and threw a strong lifeline to Marco Rubio.
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Rescue vessel Lifeline is carrying more than 230 migrants and is stuck in international waters in the Mediterranean.
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They complain that Lifeline is so plagued with fraud and waste that the commission shouldn't be expanding it.
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The Democrat then repeatedly asked Pai whether he had found concrete evidence of fraud in the Lifeline program.
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But the program has been dogged by controversy, with critics pointing to a history of abuse of Lifeline.
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How to get help: In the US, call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-000-8255.
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It also, coincidentally, ensures higher capacity market prices and serves as a lifeline to old fossil fuel plants.
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People often write about their struggles with anxiety or depression after they have found some sort of lifeline.
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It turned out to be just that, with Wanderers' 1-0 win giving them a Premier League lifeline.
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For people living in rural areas or with disabilities, Amazon's rapid delivery services can also be a lifeline.
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Had they succeeded in cutting off Britain's lifeline over the Atlantic, perhaps the war might have ended differently.
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Further U.S. sanctions targeting Venezuela's oil industry — the regime's most important economic lifeline — could prove even more decisive.
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That shows that the president knows he needs his lifeline to the establishment, and some semblance of order.
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One user shared her method and asked that "no one snitch on me [because] this is my lifeline" ...
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Many love their work, and provide a lifeline to people who would otherwise be forced into institutional care.
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Our Net Promoter Score was dropping - and the NPS is like the lifeline for a business like ours.
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It was also a lifeline in an era when representations of queer life were few and far between.
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They lived up in the hills, and their whole lifeline was public media, over the air, for free.
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He pointed to "lifeline" utility services: subsidized rates for electricity and gas offered to users with fewer resources.
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The United Nations "is a lifeline for many people around the world and particularly in China," she said.
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Mr. Trump extended a lifeline to the Chinese telecommunications company, ZTE, at the request of President Xi Jinping.
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Republicans have been leery in recent years of the idea of tossing a financial lifeline to major industries.
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Asking for a loan from family members, while potentially uncomfortable, could provide a last-ditch lifeline for some.
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"It's possible that Italian and German governments might be more agreeable to provide a financial lifeline," he said.
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That two-way traffic makes the refinery a lifeline for the besieged Venezuelan government of President Nicolás Maduro.
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And remittances, averaging perhaps as much as $3 billion annually, are a vital lifeline for the Cuban economy.
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The county blasted an alert saying that the lifeline was now closed because of seawater washing over it.
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The white, 23-bed hospital had been a busy lifeline for this 26,22-person county's most vulnerable people.
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The documentary Lifeline recounts Still's life, career, and legacy — and how they were shaped by his cantankerous temperament.
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Women who have completed the workshops describe WoVeN as a lifeline after years of feeling isolated or misunderstood.
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"You don't have to solve the problem," says John Draper, executive director of the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline.
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A 'lifeline' for California Republicans Almost all of this is extremely difficult terrain for California Republicans to defend.
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The senators noted that Pai's plan to curb Lifeline would disproportionately hurt families, veterans and people of color.
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So Cigna's Express Scripts, one of the biggest pharmacy benefits managers, is throwing them a much-needed lifeline.
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Many small businesses lost a critical financial lifeline through community banks as a direct result of Dodd-Frank.
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In exchange, it gave Iran's clerical government an economic lifeline — which, Mr. Pompeo promised, has now been cut.
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Still, this result would offer a political lifeline to Mr. Varadkar who had been expected to finish third.
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Washington enlisted the cooperation of China, the only country with the capacity to sever North Korea's economic lifeline.
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How to get help: In the US, call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-7-8255.
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The FCC on Thursday approved a new three-digit emergency number for the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 988.
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The State Department budget for Europe and Eurasia ($615m last year) is a lifeline for civil-society organisations.
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China holds the most sway with Jong-un as it is the lifeline to North Korea's depressed economy.
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How to get help: In the US, call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-4-8255.
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Critics of the program have pushed for limits on Lifeline, accusing it of harboring waste, fraud and abuse.
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If bondholders agreed to Norwegian Air's debt restructuring it would "extend the lifeline a little bit," he said.
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Continuing to ramp up U.S. oil production and exports to undermine Russia's only economic lifeline would be another.
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Voters refused to throw Martin Scorsese's box-office bomb "Silence" a lifeline, offering a lone nod for cinematography.
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How to get help: In the US, call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-50-8255.
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How to get help: In the US, call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-16-8255.
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Advertising revenue from YouTube has become an important lifeline for some farmers, but it's still a precarious one.
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LEVERAGED LIFELINE Brookfield's latest A$1bn loan has added to the growing M&A loan pipeline from Australia.
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In the United States, you can also call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-10-8255.
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So, is Kanye throwing his sis-in-law's bf a lifeline ... a la Kris Jenner managing her daughters?
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Economists worry that others could run into trouble and banks may not be able to offer a lifeline.
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While mandatory funding may seem like a lifeline, it's putting the agency at risk by codifying outdated practices.
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This year, the program has added a Lifeline track, providing a stipend and space without expectation of product.
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Since passage of the law, the call volume for the Trans Lifeline, a national suicide hotline, has doubled.
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Stormy Daniels has just lost her lifeline, aka Instagram, because for some reason her account has been suspended.
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For those who are sick, elderly, differently abled, or living in remote areas, a functioning phone is a lifeline.
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The video includes useful information from suicide prevention advocates like John Draper, director of the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline.
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"That fermentation of fish has been a lifeline in the life of Scandinavia," he finishes as the check arrives.
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Sevilla were handed a lifeline almost immediately though when Schmeichel clattered into Vitolo and the referee awarded a penalty.
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That is what it takes to have a lifeline to places where people are at the brink of starvation.
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How to get help: In the United States, call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-2018-8255.
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Facing a potential debt crisis and unwilling to accept austere loan conditions from Western institutions, Beijing offered a lifeline.
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"Dear Matteo Salvini, we have no meat on board, but humans," said a tweet on Mission Lifeline&aposs account.
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Argentina requested the lifeline from the IMF earlier this week after the peso currency weakened to all-time lows.
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How to get help: In the United States, call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-15-8255.
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SoundCloud was handed a $23 million lifeline in August, but seemingly at the expense of its future mainstream relevance.
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If you are an LGBTQ person thinking about suicide, please call the Trevor Lifeline at 800-866-488-7386.
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" Some members of Lifeline&aposs crew turned up at the court wearing T-shirts bearing the word "Save Lives.
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ZTE, whose survival has been threatened by the ban, secured the lifeline settlement from the Trump administration on Thursday.
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Separately, he proposed rescinding support for parts of the Lifeline program, which subsidizes phone service for low-income consumers.
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In the Lifeline Zine, she interweaves inspirational quotes from famous writers with letters and art by New York prisoners.
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The majority also concludes without much discussion that its ability to support broadband with Lifeline funds is not jeopardized.
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On top of that, the use of real time in Lifeline lets you play without interrupting your daily life.
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And despite reworking the program, Pai emphasized that he isn't taking issue with using Lifeline to offer broadband discounts.
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Elizabeth Warren, have expressed support for action that would offer the island, where Miranda's parents were born, a lifeline.
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Now, in their own time, LifeLine employees and volunteers are taking turns getting Queen to her next 10 visits.
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The justices will consider whether to extend or cut off that lifeline when they hear Halleck early in 2019.
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For more Americans, smartphones are becoming a vital lifeline for everything from securing health care to finding a job.
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Most Lifeline recipients currently don't have to pay for their phone service because the subsidy covers their monthly bill.
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FCC chairman Ajit Pai began halting the Lifeline program back in February, immediately after stepping into his new role.
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"The Tribes have told us that losing enhanced Lifeline support would be devastating," she said in a dissenting statement.
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If you are considering suicide, please seek help through the national suicide prevention lifeline at 1-800-273-8255.
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Earlier this month, Hyflux said that a lifeline deal with its prospective Indonesian investor, SM Investments, had been terminated.
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If you are an LGBTQ person thinking about suicide, please call the Trevor Lifeline at 1-866-488-7386.
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This will leave a handful of Lifeline providers, that will be free to provide lousy service at high prices.
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But Dish suddenly has a lifeline — a chance to become a national provider of bundled video and wireless service.
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But a Saudi delegation visit ended with no economic lifeline for the South Asian nation's looming foreign currency crisis.
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LifeLine, the phone and internet subsidiary program for the poor that she helped to expand, is facing major cutbacks.
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Barnes & Noble got a lifeline on Friday with the news that it will be bought out and taken private.
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This business, a lifeline for tens of millions of the world's poor, has long seemed ripe for digital disruption.
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If you're a startup founder desperate enough you'll reach for any lifeline and this accelerator takes advantage of that.
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China now represents more than 90 percent of Pyongyang's trade, making it just about North Korea's only economic lifeline.
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The Houthis told Reuters they want Hodeidah, a lifeline for millions of people, to be declared a neutral zone.
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After having my daughter in 2016, an active San Francisco parenting group on Facebook became a lifeline for me.
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If you are considering suicide, please seek help through the national suicide prevention lifeline at 1-800-598-8255.
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Democrats don't appear to be the lifeline media companies are hoping can fill the gap for diminished Trump interest.
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The law threw a lifeline to older people near Medicare age who did not have other affordable, solid coverage.
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If you or someone you know needs help, call 1-800-2017-8255 for the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline.
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After Google implemented this change in 2010, the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline saw a 9 percent jump in calls.
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Refining was a lifeline for energy companies when oil prices started falling sharply in the second-half of 2014.
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If you are considering suicide, please seek help through the national suicide prevention lifeline at 1-800-64-8255.
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Next Generation Television (ATSC 85033) offers the opportunity for our communication lifeline to be upgraded to the latest technology.
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Yet the major lifeline programs for people with disabilities, Medicaid and Social Security, are under constant threat in Washington.
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If you or someone you know is contemplating suicide, call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 800-273-8255.
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As the cost of higher education continues to skyrocket, 529 plans can be a lifeline for parents and grandparents.
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The Medicaid expansion has been a lifeline for Paige Wilson, a 25-year-old college student in Clawson, Michigan.
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Jada Pinkett also stars, acting as a lifeline to Caine and trying to pull him back from the edge.
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Creditors agreed in July to hold off on their debt claims for three years, throwing the company a lifeline.
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One of the techniques used to do this is "pseudo real-time" texting, borrowed from the 2015 game Lifeline….
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The moderators of the group, which had become a lifeline for her, got nervous after Reddit closed similar subreddits.
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Instead, it was forced to liquidate last March, after creditors balked at providing a new lifeline to the company.
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If you're having suicidal thoughts, contact the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline for immediate help: 1-800-25-TALK (8255).
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Rather, it is what the cult provides—a lifeline and death wish to which an anguished mind may cling.
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He added that anyone contemplating suicide or concerned for another should reach out to the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline.
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I use my breath as a lifeline and follow the oxygen bubbles back to the surface of my life.
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The title of the track, "28255-800-273-8255," is the phone number for the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline.
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While there are obviously instances of food stamps being, arguably, misused, they are a lifeline for a vulnerable population.
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The funding is a lifeline for the country's most vulnerable and includes more than 11 million child support grants.
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But after applying for her two felonies to be reduced to misdemeanors, she was cleared—and kept her lifeline.
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For New Yorkers, losing the Village Voice means losing a vital lifeline to the city's local culture and politics.
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The Trans Lifeline — a suicide hotline for transgender and gender non-conforming people — received 432 calls by Wednesday afternoon.
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The proposed changes could give Fairfax a lifeline, letting it merge with Nine Entertainment, which owns the Nine network.
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The aging nuclear plants have thus become the lifeline of the economy and a guarantor of Ukraine's energy security.
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If you are struggling with depression or suicide, call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-1999-8255.
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Among the changes was a new national system for verifying that Lifeline customers were indeed eligible for the program.
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Maintaining strong relationships among family members is a lifeline that can provide safety and improved mental health inside prison.
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Federal insurance offers affected citizens a lifeline to rebuild their homes and their lives once the storm is gone.
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Ryan has vowed the House GOP will act on legislation described as an economic lifeline to the struggling island.
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In a country where affordable health care is not a guarantee, the Children's Health Insurance Program is a lifeline.
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This bill will provide a much-needed lifeline to local publishers who have been crushed by Google and Facebook.
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The way it deals with its financial woes could be a lifeline or death sentence for midstream pipeline companies.
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And we also serve as a lifeline for public safety and emergency alert communications linking communities to lifesaving information.
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The FCC's Lifeline program offers $9.25 a month to low-income consumers to help them subscribe to broadband services.
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Democrats have knocked Pai for his changes to the Lifeline program, which subsidizes broadband access for low-income households.
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EU leaders have thus agreed to an emergency mini-summit in Brussels this weekend to throw Merkel a lifeline.
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Its monthly delivery of heavily subsidized food and basic goods known as "CLAP" is a lifeline to the poor.
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The stab to the heart here is Rachel realizing Quinn is her only lifeline, and now that's doomed, too.
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Medicaid is a lifeline for over 22027 million Americans -- including the disabled, poor, children and, once again, senior citizens.
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"There are a lot of people who are really counting on Social Security as an important lifeline," Johnson said.
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Indeed, the program is a critical lifeline for 35 million children and 27 million adults in low-income households.
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The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline has a chat option, and there's a 24-hour crisis text line available, too.
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If they're in that situation, what would you recommend to them as kind of like a lifeline to them?
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The FCC's Lifeline program offers $85033 a month to low-income consumers to help them subscribe to broadband services.
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Chatterjee had supported a temporary lifeline to coal and nuclear plants, but he's backed down on that more recently.
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If you are considering suicide, please seek help through the national suicide prevention lifeline at 1-800-273-8255.
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However, even if he does lose tonight, he will quickly be handed a lifeline by the opposition Liberal Democrats.
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Also worthy of investigation is the last-minute financial lifeline extended to his family real estate firm from Qatar.
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He also helped secure a crucial $5 billion lifeline from Mr. Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway that helped reassure other investors.
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And Hamas will cede control of the Rafah border crossing with Egypt, Gaza's main lifeline to the outside world.
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New York (CNN Businss)Television is a lifeline as Americans hunker down to stop the spread of the coronavirus.
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Such extensive breakdowns in what engineers call "lifeline systems" would have been devastating in any American state or city.
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Republicans called it a potential lifeline for victims of the law who have been priced out of the market.
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Helmand Province is the Taliban's heartland and the source of the group's economic lifeline and main cash crop: poppy.
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If you are having thoughts of suicide, call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-28-8255 (TALK).
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Small business owners on Main Street now have an economic lifeline that can help them weather the coronavirus outbreak.
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If you are having thoughts of suicide, call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 26-800-273-8255 (TALK).
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If you are having thoughts of suicide, call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-1999-8255 (TALK).
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The food is a doughy lifeline between her and her lover, between her and the country of her parents.
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For a while, I tried to meet the game on its own terms, but eventually, I needed a lifeline.
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A month later, a lifeline of sorts arrived via an email from Mr. Percoco, then Mr. Cuomo's campaign manager.
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They say the president and his allies are grasping for a lifeline to save them from losses in November.
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It's become increasingly clear that society is balanced on an alarmingly thin lifeline of supply chains, stockpiles, and services.
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The drop came despite a settlement with the Trump administration that would extend ZTE a costly but necessary lifeline.
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But the 2015 HBO deal was something of a lifeline to the nonprofit, which was facing difficult funding headwinds.
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If you are having thoughts of suicide, call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-45-8255 (TALK).
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If you are having thoughts of suicide, call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-2012-8255 (TALK).
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If you are having thoughts of suicide, call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-2009-8255 (TALK).
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If you are having thoughts of suicide, call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-2014-8255 (TALK).
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If the threshold for passage is raised, requiring Democratic help, the minority party is unlikely to offer a lifeline.
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Self-Employed Live Tax Bundle gives you all of the above, plus a lifeline to real CPAs for questions.
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The take from our Washington bureau, in fact, is that Mr. Putin may have handed Mr. Trump a lifeline.
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The railways are a lifeline for the more than 20 million mostly poorer people who use it every day.
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The for-profit school, with hundreds of students, remains in business, even without the lifeline of federal student aid.
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"It's a lifeline for people," said Kartessa Bell, an instructional coach at a public school and volunteer neighborhood captain.
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Also, we've clarified that it's text messages that Lifeline does not support — there is a web-based chat option.
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In December, Eddie Stobart shareholders approved a lifeline from top investor DBAY Advisors, allowing the company to continue trading.
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If you get stuck, Self-Employed Live Tax Bundle is a lifeline to real CPAs who can unstick you.
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Grand Bahama Highway, a lifeline connecting the entire length of the island, was impassable in many places for days.
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Here are the slides Aiven used to raise $50 million from investors, including IVP, Earlybird VC and Lifeline Ventures.
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WASHINGTON — Petro O. Poroshenko was still the president of Ukraine earlier this year when his team sought a lifeline.
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If you are having thoughts of suicide, call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-12-8255 (TALK).
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The damage was limited, but its message was not: Iran could strike the Gulf's economic lifeline at any time.
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If you are having thoughts of suicide, call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-2-8255 (TALK).
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A floor on pricing helps incentivize farmers to stay in an unpredictable business and offers a lifeline when needed.
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By December, Lifeline providers would have to offer unlimited minutes for basic cellphones or 500 MB of smartphone data.
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If you are having thoughts of suicide, call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-29-8255 (TALK).
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If you are having thoughts of suicide, call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-000-8255 (TALK).
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For the most serious cases, those in distress can contact the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline and Crisis Text Line.
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China, in particular, is believed to account for almost 90% of North Korea's imports -- a vital lifeline for Pyongyang.
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High school brought more misery—zits, detention, math, no girls—but also a lifeline of sorts: the Falconry Club.
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If enacted, it risks cutting off a lifeline to global insurance capacity that supports so many in coastal states.
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But UNRWA counters it provides a humanitarian lifeline and that it safeguards and advances Palestinians' rights under international law.
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It opens opportunities to share mental health resources, like the Crisis Text Line or the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline.
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But some in Congress are moving to restrict funding for Lifeline and keep millions of eligible families in poverty.
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If you or someone you know needs help, call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 85033-800-273-TALK (8255).
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Congress needs a win on health care and patients grappling with the consequences of medication nonadherence need a lifeline.
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By commandeering Venezuela's only lifeline to food supplies and oil field equipment, the United States has lit the fuse.
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The hospitals saw the health law's Medicaid expansion as a lifeline as they struggled with the uninsured working poor.
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If you are struggling with depression or suicide, call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-145-8255.
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Birchbox generates around $200 million in annual sales, and received a $15 million lifeline from existing investors last summer.
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If you are considering suicide, please seek help through the national suicide prevention lifeline at 1-800-60-8255.
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If you are struggling with depression or suicide, call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-22-8255.
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Watch "Lifeline: Refugees at Sea (Trailer)" Read "Russia Denies 'War Crimes' After Hospitals and Schools Were Bombed in Syria"
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They pledged to work on preserving financial flows and Iran's oil and gas exports - a lifeline of its economy.
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If you or someone you know is having suicidal thoughts, call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 800-273-8255.
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The Lifeline says call volume to their hotline increased 50 percent after the performance, according to a statement from MTV.
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For visitors, Austin B-cycle is a handy bike-sharing program that can provide a lifeline for getting around town.
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Lifeline spokesman Axel Steier said claimed that a solution was being blocked by Germany&aposs interior minister, citing media reports.
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Your charging needs have changed drastically over the years, especially since smartphones have become your lifeline to just about everything.
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A big win there eight years ago was the lifeline she desperately needed to extend the Democratic race into May.
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Now SoftBank, its main backer, will throw it a $9.5bn lifeline that values the firm's equity at a puny $8bn.
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Dominated by more than 11 million child support grants, the welfare system is a lifeline for South Africa's most vulnerable.
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Nissan has agreed to take a one-third controlling stake in the group, offering a lifeline for its smaller rival.
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Despite the chasm, mid-sized cities persist in looking to a tech behemoth as an economic lifeline, experts tell Axios.
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All proceeds from the song (via Bandcamp) will be donated to the Trans Lifeline until the end of the year.
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VR has the potential to upend nearly every sector of the economy, perhaps acting as a lifeline for drowning ones.
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Lifeline, an eight-episode sci-fi action thriller, will be directed by Corridor Digital' s Sam Gorski and Niko Pueringer.
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Receding water has left an expanse of crystal white salt that has become a lifeline for the area's nomadic people.
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Back in August the IMF had offered the former general a $12bn lifeline, but it came with tough conditions attached.
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He revoked approval for nine companies to provide broadband under the LifeLine program, which subsidizes service for low-income consumers.
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The Saudis and Emiratis calculate that if they control Yemen's lifeline, they can force the Houthis into a negotiated settlement.
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The Delhi metro is regarded as the city's lifeline with more than 3 million passengers riding on the network daily.
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The Kemper project was supposed to be a lifeline for coal in a world that's inching toward low-carbon energy.
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Under Pai's proposal, those subscribers would no longer be able to receive a subsidy for their Lifeline provider of choice.
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On Monday evening, the Senate put the kibosh on Trump's deal to throw the Chinese telecommunications company ZTE a lifeline.
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Grace United Methodist Church will hold a "Blessing of the Animals" gathering on Saturday with proceeds benefiting the Pawmetto Lifeline.
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If you're in the United States you can call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-116-TALK (8255).
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And I -- I read that parable and there was a line in it that became just a lifeline for me.
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During the 2014 Ebola epidemic in West Africa, 25,000 people subscribed to the BBC's first "Lifeline" humanitarian service using WhatsApp.
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If you or someone you know is feeling hopeless or suicidal, contact the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 800-200-8255.
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Smaller banks extend a crucial lifeline for the private sector and small businesses, the plank of the economy, it added.
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As it stands in the polls, he could use a lifeline with female voters who have fled him in droves.
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During the 2014 Ebola epidemic in West Africa, 25,000 people subscribed to the BBC's first "Lifeline" humanitarian service using WhatsApp.
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Republicans aren't happy about it The Lifeline program has come under criticism following reports that its subsidies were being abused.
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The Federal Communications Bar Association will hold a seminar on the FCC's lifeline rules on Monday at 6:00 p.m.
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It will also formally consider whether to apply that policy across the entire Lifeline program and cap the program's spending.
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TrumpScript didn't win the hackathon's grand prize, but it's managed to at least find a lifeline outside the hackathon weekend.
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The internet is a critical, necessary lifeline in 2016, and on occasion can be of most use to homeless people.
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But they still remain the lifeline for local communities who are dependent on them for their sustenance, livelihoods, and traditions.
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The welfare system is a lifeline for South Africa's most vulnerable and includes more than 11 million child support grants.
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With the Cup slipping away, Europe grabbed a lifeline by winning the final two matches, both by 2&1 margins.
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By December, the FCC will also require Lifeline providers of simple voice-only cellphone service to offer unlimited-minute plans.
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The deal lifted sanctions, threw the regime an economic lifeline and effectively recognized it as part of the international order.
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For struggling brick-and-mortar businesses, subscription services could very well be a lifeline to retain a dwindling customer base.
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It's time for AT&T and Stephenson to grab that lifeline and stay silent all the way to the bank.
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For more than 30 years, the Lifeline program has enjoyed bipartisan support and helped low-income households buy telephone service.
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The FCC's decision will be a long-overdue lifeline to broadcasters as they face a new wave of video competition.
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Kucherena entered the picture as Snowden's lifeline, or at least as someone who could help him navigate Russia's asylum laws.
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However, by withholding military aid for human rights abusers in Egypt, President Trump has thrown families like mine a lifeline.
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Bookshelf The Erie Canal, New York City's visionary lifeline to the Midwest, moved earth and heaven as well as cargo.
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But China is a lifeline to North Korea and should be using its leverage to promote stability in the region.
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The bill blocks the Federal Communications Commission's (FCC) Lifeline program from funding mobile carriers providing either voice or data service.
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Tax reform is "a lifeline in a very bleak political environment" for Republicans, Democratic pollster Geoff Garin told USA Today.
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Somalia's open stance is important for Qatar - Somalia's airspace remains open for Qatar Airways, a critical lifeline amid the blockade.
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Last week, Congress gave the flood program a three month lifeline to allow it to process and payout new claims.
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A surge in deaths from drug overdoses across the U.S. has become a lifeline for people waiting for organ transplants.
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As a teenager, it was a lifeline — it gave me spaces to express myself and meet other people like me.
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Reheated gossip — replete with animated genealogy charts and catalogs of place names — is their lifeline, while silences are scary vacuums.
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Broadband subsidies Pai was quick to take on the FCC's Lifeline program, which provides broadband subsidies to low-income households.
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Last week, Nissan agreed to extend Mitsubishi a $2.2 billion lifeline in exchange for about one-third of the company.
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The White House on Wednesday also said it would support the F.C.C.'s proposal to reform its Lifeline phone program.
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If you are struggling with a mental health issue, call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-30-8255.
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The Italian coastguard would escort Lifeline "to an Italian port to conduct the probe" and impound the ship, he said.
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It partnered with organizations like the Crisis Text Line, the National Eating Disorder Association and the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline.
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The counterpoint: Gonzalez said that requiring even a small contribution would push some Lifeline recipients into making tough spending choices.
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China accounts for about 90% of North Korea's trade, a vital lifeline for North Korea's small and sealed-off economy.
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They knew Michigan offered a potential lifeline to Sanders, who had invested far more time and money into the state.
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For myself, living within a one-mile containment center in Westchester County in New York, Nextdoor has been a lifeline.
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Ackman is especially concerned about the hotel, airline, restaurant and auto industries, saying they may not have a long lifeline.
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The AA lifeline moves online Recovery meetings can be a bridge back to human connection, but I struggled there too.
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Ron's wife, Jane, was his lifeline and his connection to the antiwar and youth movements exploding in the United States.
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YouTube is her lifeline, the way she learns how to use makeup, the way she feels connected to other people.
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Communist forces set to work encircling the base with trenches and concealed gun positions, imperiling the stronghold's aerial supply lifeline.
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