I got to play a game that later on in my life becomes my livelihood and livelihood for a bunch of other people.
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" Also, he says, "livestock might constitute an alternative livelihood option, or people might completely change their livelihood by migrating, for example, or by completely changing the land-use.
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I need a livelihood - I have mouths to feed.
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You are their livelihood and how they support their families.
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"I've got my family's livelihood sitting out there," he said.
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Loss of land therefore jeopardizes a family's livelihood and identity.
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"When your livelihood is impacted, that causes hopelessness," Miller said.
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Farms and fisheries, the main source of livelihood, were ruined.
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She says she has trouble paying for her basic livelihood.
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"We haven't diversified quickly enough to maintain livelihood," he says.
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I'm a freelance writer so my livelihood depends on this.
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"That is what, hopefully, [Livelihood] is encouraging people to do."
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Seeing people lose livelihood, and their homes, is really painful.
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Now the political squabble over broadband may hurt her livelihood.
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The coronavirus outbreak threatens a significant part of my livelihood.
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When you're a farmer, your livelihood depends on the weather.
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My entire livelihood is up in the air right now.
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I'm a professional and it's my career and my livelihood.
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For some women, it's a matter of livelihood, not optics.
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"These trees are our livelihood and our future," he said.
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Do I want to ruin somebody's reputation and somebody's livelihood?
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He admitted doping and lost his sponsors and his livelihood.
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Lilly's home is gone, as is his rig, his livelihood.
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Teachers are fighting for their livelihood and for public education.
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The news media, it appeared, would not challenge its livelihood.
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I don't think that [the production company] has ever been able to differentiate between my livelihood, which they think is a TV show, and my livelihood as a dance teacher with a dance studio.
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All we wanted was independence and to determine our own livelihood.
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But for the protesters too many people have lost their livelihood.
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One is educating girls and the other is creating a livelihood.
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What do the residents of Slab City do for their livelihood?
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And that lag has probably hurt the livelihood of its drivers.
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Who did Curry think he was challenging his authority, his livelihood?
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Individuals should be free to pursue the livelihood of their choice.
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Suddenly, living in financial oblivion was no longer a sustainable livelihood.
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You could lose your livelihood just by being who you are.
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Two-thirds of India's population depends on farming for its livelihood.
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Yet a large loophole remains that allows exports for "livelihood purposes".
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"Your life and livelihood can just change overnight," he tells me.
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Undercounting certain populations can have a significant impact on their livelihood.
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Eighty percent of Ethiopia's population depends on agriculture as a livelihood.
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He said a closure of the gate would ruin his livelihood.
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War is synonymous with the destruction of human life and livelihood.
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Are women's art, livelihood, and safety worth loosing your favorite over?
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Now, as he saw it, Obama had taken away his livelihood.
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Then came the quest to establish alternative livelihood programs for farmers.
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We have no livelihood options, we have no scope for empowerment.
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But for the people in the DR, this is their livelihood.
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Environmentalists, he said, show little regard for the livelihood of farmers.
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Then, risking her livelihood, she headed to the prison's parking lot.
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Theirs is a livelihood that depends on blending into the crowd.
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We have extended to them safety, shelter and livelihood in Turkey.
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She called housing the "toughest livelihood issue" facing the city's citizens.
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This is not a partisan issue, it about our children's livelihood.
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In addition, the Christmas tree farms provide a livelihood for farmers.
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District councillors lack political heft and deal largely with livelihood issues.
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This is a decision to secure the livelihood of our citizens.
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Legal protections against anti-LGBTQ discrimination can be crucial to one's livelihood.
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This is our livelihood and we don't want it to go away.
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My livelihood, my social role, would never depend on my love life.
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I am not an "alien" coming to rob you of your livelihood.
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More than 130m people depend on it for their food and livelihood.
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This encroaches on the livelihood and rights of local farmers, he added.
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Most of the community continues to face threats to their basic livelihood.
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It just wasn't his thing — Danny was more into threatening my livelihood.
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State governments would continue to provide shelter and livelihood options, he said.
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Many small biz and, well, my livelihood are dependent on this working.
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I'm now reading it as a thinly veiled threat on Markay's livelihood.
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One update could kill the game, and take with it your livelihood.
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"This has cost me my reputation, my livelihood, my family," he said.
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The safety, livelihood, and prosperity of Americans each day are in question.
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More than half India's population depends on the land for a livelihood.
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Extreme weather poses a threat to people's safety, food, shelter and livelihood.
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They don't have a means of livelihood so they can be defeated.
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I didn't want anything taken from me—our livelihood, how we live.
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Loss of livelihood and liberty after bad behavior is a strong deterrent.
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The community here emphasizes the importance of this landscape to their livelihood.
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They're fighting it tooth and nail, and rightfully so, that's their livelihood.
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Cohen, though, worried that he was at risk of losing his livelihood.
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"The Creek has been our life, our livelihood for generations," said Srinivasan.
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It afforded him both a livelihood and, oddly, the opportunity to compose.
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I'm deeply invested in these games, and they impact my emotional livelihood.
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"Because the ocean is my family's life and my livelihood," he added.
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That's an incredible boost in the productivity and livelihood for these people.
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Well, the second your home WiFi connection goes, so too does your livelihood.
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"We want to be able to finance our livelihood with it," Frenzel added.
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Music may be his livelihood, his passion — but fatherhood is truly Scott's calling.
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It was an ok livelihood and they may not have had other options.
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They are literally trying to eliminate the already threatened livelihood of trans people.
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Her father had lost his livelihood, and her family feared for their lives.
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Extreme storms, droughts and winds already threaten the safety and livelihood of millions.
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This space that inflicts so much pain also gives people their entire livelihood.
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People can't understand new ideas if their livelihood depends on the old ones.
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One, a liberal, sees the livelihood of repair shops endangered by big corporations.
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Communities which rely on irrigation detest the plan because it threatens their livelihood.
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But not all veterans can joke their way to a livelihood, Henline says.
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Hotel pay varies widely, but some housekeepers rely on tips for their livelihood.
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I also love when I have a boss who cares about my livelihood.
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I hadn't just lost my primary sense—I had lost my livelihood too.
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"But I'm honestly scared of losing my livelihood at any minute," Vaunt said.
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The problem not only affects people's livelihood, but also restrains our growth potential.
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These primates often pose a threat to the lives and livelihood of people.
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They describe defaulted mortgages, fear for their livelihood, and fear for the future.
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These allegations rapidly spread online, taking a toll on Gilmore's reputation and livelihood.
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I hadn't just lost my primary sense -- I had lost my livelihood too.
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Subsistence farming is the main source of livelihood for 84% of the households.
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Most of them are workers looking for a livelihood, better jobs, more income.
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The life and livelihood of Hong Kong stand on the rule of law.
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In one fell swoop, Sanzo's livelihood had been ripped out from under him.
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This required abandoning his land and his livelihood, which plunged them into poverty.
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And each generation, in June's case, was able to pass down the livelihood.
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The locusts, he said, threaten the livelihood of up to 56 local households.
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Fowler risked her own status, her livelihood, her safety, and her own privacy.
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For the South Korean population, it's about their immediate safety and daily livelihood.
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Clearly, one animal's clutter is another pig's livelihood in this buoyant, rhyming tale.
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The hurricane's destruction didn't stop with its assault on human life and livelihood.
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But it allowed exemptions for coal imports for "livelihood" reasons, and deliveries continued.
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"Today's livelihood problems do not emerge from outside, they are internal," he tweeted.
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Autonomous technology could make the livelihood of millions who drive for a living obsolete.
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A livelihood program run by the camp manager, Ali Musudi, employs people in carpentry.
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This is pointless penny-pinching that will harm a small group of people's livelihood.
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Before the SGR arrived in Kenya, Jamal made his livelihood from a single truck.
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"This has cost me my reputation, my livelihood, my family," he told the paper.
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Her discovery has contributed to the survival and improved livelihood for millions of people.
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Dog butchers at Moran Market worry that they might have suddenly lost their livelihood.
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Scragg accepts that his livelihood and passion will be seen by many as morbid.
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Nigerian photographer Andrew Esiebo's work explores the culture and livelihood of his country's people.
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It's being ignored, while having major changes made to your livelihood, that is irritating.
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Taking away someone's livelihood is perhaps the most serious thing an employer can do.
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In this case, a simple misunderstanding could have cost a man his livelihood. [Haaretz]
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They don't want anything done for the public good -- our incapacity is their livelihood.
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When the parking meters are installed, he's worried about how it'll affect his livelihood.
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And I think that it's a dangerous, dangerous game—especially when it's your livelihood.
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For career creators, the market isn't just a place for expression, it's a livelihood.
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"Our whole life revolves around water," said fisherman Abdurahman Ali worried over his livelihood.
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But Chadana refuses to leave behind her land, a source of her family's livelihood.
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It's clear that meat comes from livestock, and livestock is our livelihood in Nebraska.
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Sherry Spencer eventually accused Gersh in a public blog post of threatening her livelihood.
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But for many in our districts and across the country, entertainment is a livelihood.
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So, when they're removed from the marketplace platform, they risk losing their entire livelihood.
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Employers in risky industries might buy livelihood insurance for their employees as a benefit.
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Locals who once plied their livelihood in the bay can now barely get by.
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Under the system, a family with no sons risked losing its land and livelihood.
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It was a meritocracy, so I never had to worry about losing my livelihood.
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"I'm very cautious about it because my livelihood is on the line," he said.
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Party in a Box A caterer's livelihood traditionally depends on now-forbidden large gatherings.
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In their vernacular, competitiveness and flexibility are just euphemisms for diminished livelihood and anxiety.
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But the economy was ticking along and the livelihood of most Zimbabweans was improving.
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Your livelihood is dependent on making it gone at the end of the day.
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Upton Sinclair: You can't convince somebody of something their livelihood depends on not believing.
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YouTube is warning creators of coronavirus-related moderation changes that could impact their livelihood.
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One too many references to reefer or sex and their livelihood could go poof.
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For those who rely on fireworks sales for their livelihood, conditions have become desperate.
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"Without industrial zones there is no employment, no livelihood and no existence," he said.
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And the damage to her reputation — and perhaps her livelihood — has already been done.
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" He added, "We will die, trapped here without access to our means of livelihood.
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In the future, Chinese capital will seep into many livelihood sectors in our city.
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Video games can be a fun pastime, but for some it&aposs a livelihood.
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The answer is ACTRESS, the livelihood of Suzanne Somers and (most likely) Shelley Winters.
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Many people depend on the lake and land around the volcano for their livelihood.
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The decision cost him not only his faith, but also his purpose and livelihood.
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"For him it's a livelihood," said Mr. McCormick, an artist who paints coal subjects.
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For millions of people today meat is still a luxury because it's a livelihood.
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Imported waste also provides a livelihood for thousands in a village in East Java.
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What neither she nor her fellow vendors can abide is a loss of livelihood.
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It all feels like another attack on their way of life and their livelihood.
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"Because our livelihood hangs on it, we must keep our mouths shut," Park said.
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He also wants to protect a livelihood that is growing harder all the time.
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"For me, it was protection of my family and livelihood," Drost said by telephone.
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His livelihood and dream of one day applying for Canadian citizens would be crushed.
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"It must be scary to feel your livelihood, your essence, be threatened," I prodded.
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And that's in part because restaurant workers' income depends largely on tip, again, that it's very hard to push back against behavior that may be inappropriate and unacceptable because your livelihood, your family's livelihood, is absolutely [on] the line in those moments.
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This is our livelihood, how we feed our families and support ourselves and our staff.
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Wojcicki specifically pointed out that Article 13 threatens the livelihood of people who upload content.
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Lower rainfall could add to the woes of those dependent on agriculture for a livelihood.
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In some cases, they even wondered if Oakland's real mission was to eradicate their livelihood.
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Even if they're not employees, the money many creators make on YouTube is their livelihood.
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But the crackdown took the livelihood of thousands, many of whom have joined the protests.
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She told us yesterday that McMansion Hell is her livelihood, through Patreon and merchandise sales.
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When one is traveling and or buying something from artisans, they are supporting their livelihood.
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Putting your livelihood in the hands of capitalists meant, almost by definition, doing their bidding.
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Farmers will inevitably be left behind if the system doesn't protect them and their livelihood.
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An advanced social safety net already supports people who cannot pay themselves for their livelihood.
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The bill threatens the livelihood of over 10,000 seal shops like Mr Kawasaki's, it argues.
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Livelihood is an ethically-produced, socially-minded collection of hooded sweatshirts, sold exclusively on Gilt.
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Farm data is a key part of any farmer's livelihood and should be treated accordingly.
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But their livelihood is at risk as rains become more erratic from year to year.
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One of the most significant threats to our health and our livelihood is climate change.
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No one should have lose their livelihood because they don't want to be around this.
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Low-income families now receive more benefits, under a reformed National Basic Livelihood Security System.
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As the project developed, we turned it into a business—and a livelihood, more importantly.
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Many children, grandchildren, and in-laws work in their family businesses; it is their livelihood.
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His livelihood depended on his looks, and he wondered how someone could let that happen.
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But for small online companies, it is reminder of how their livelihood depends on Amazon.
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"We are not giving up our fight for a livelihood," said one, Chang Se-hee.
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You know, where is my livelihood in the future, in three to four, five years?
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"I'm not going to take someone's livelihood away and not save money, " one user wrote.
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The robes will be available for purchase, with a portion of the proceeds benefitting Livelihood.
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In fact, Mam and Em don't depend on the gym for their full-time livelihood.
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Nearly 450,000 families in eastern Vidarbha depend on tendu leaves for their livelihood, conservationists estimate.
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It was painful, but that shift was vital to my livelihood and sense of self.
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"I lost my fingers, my livelihood and my confidence," Mahalakshmi told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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"If you do that, you're shutting down the economy and work and livelihood," he said.
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Professional drivers and train operators also may worry that doing so could threaten their livelihood.
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But by setting off a global trade battle, President Trump is threatening the town's livelihood.
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Many Americans today are concerned about their health, livelihood and finances — and for good reason.
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Mind Decent memory is a matter of livelihood, of independence, most of all of identity.
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His goal was still to reach the United States, which promised a far better livelihood.
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Their livelihood depends on ad revenue, but is it wrong to post ads right now?
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The trial of Bill Cosby, he said, was tangled up in Mr. Steele's political livelihood.
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I view crosswords differently now that they are my livelihood rather than merely my hobby.
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Half a million Kenyans rely on miraa for their livelihood, according to the Kenyan government.
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Moving to London, Foreman said goodbye to his country, his livelihood and, eventually, his marriage.
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An advanced social safety net already supports people who cannot pay for their own livelihood.
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There, farming can seem more like an aspirational lifestyle choice rather than a precarious livelihood.
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Two sons got jobs at state firms — a livelihood they fear losing if chaos erupts.
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In essence, she was being forced to choose between her free expression and her livelihood.
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"I'm sorry if some nurse gets her license suspended and that's her livelihood," Cooper told AJC.com.
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Further, the IRC helps operate livelihood centers, which provide job training and more for displaced Syrians.
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She also realized that the industry that gave her a livelihood was damaging this coastal ecosystem.
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From the perspective of people's livelihood, what's more desirable is for prices to fall, not rise.
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More than a third of Telangana's 35 million people depend on land cultivation for their livelihood.
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The only means of livelihood available to most transgender women is still begging and sex work.
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She tried to help them and they took advantage of her, in fact threatened her livelihood.
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And once you reach retirement, your livelihood likely won't be tied to the local economy anyway.
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A MILLION PEOPLE IN THE U.S. DEPEND ON GE TO GET IT RIGHT FOR THEIR LIVELIHOOD.
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The platform undergirds their livelihood and their lives, and the demands on time and effort grow.
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There are no easy answers for the 600m Indians who depend on agriculture for their livelihood.
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Even McKenna, whose livelihood depends on his ability to sell kratom, thinks it should be regulated.
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Sure, it sucks, but this is an artist whose livelihood will not be destroyed by displacement.
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A slow response to a message could hurt not only your reputation but also your livelihood.
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Not only does this policy further stigmatize abortion, it puts women's health and livelihood at risk.
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"He is going there to work, don't confuse someone seeking their livelihood with fleeing," said LeBaron.
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Many turned to cheap heroin and crack cocaine as a livelihood or means of self medication.
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But they also knew that any major changes to the monument could likewise imperil their livelihood.
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Figuring out can take a while, but it's important to the livelihood to your business.3.
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Running through potential worst-case scenarios is essential when your livelihood is on the line. 11.
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Or is the government denying you your livelihood in service of upholding a manifestly unjust law?
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We believe that white privilege is a myth because 'we work very hard for our livelihood.
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"Sybil and I came to this through art and craft — it was our livelihood," he said.
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One of the best ways to ensure an LGBTQ person's livelihood is through direct financial support.
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It's hard to challenge the establishment when you've ceded so much of your livelihood to it.
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Ndokosho said the funds protect the wildlife and help improve the livelihood of the Namibian people.
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You could see their livelihood was gone," he said, but the family was "still very nice.
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When can a YouTuber truly unplug, if their entire livelihood revolves around being constantly plugged in?
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Thankfully, it was quickly put out and didn't destroy their livelihood or cause any serious injuries.
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Many Dalits earn their livelihood from skinning dead animals and selling their hides to leather traders.
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Measures to improve the livelihood of India's rural, low-income groups were also announced on Thursday.
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If Khan's DNC-inviters take a hit this coming election, so too might his own livelihood.
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Many people in this developing region rely on selling Afrormosia's high-value timber for their livelihood.
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His aptitude for processing those tidbits and applying them on the field has preserved his livelihood.
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They give tangible value to ideas and empower people to earn a livelihood from their creativity.
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Often times, these delegates were well known and actually owed their livelihood to the delegation leaders.
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In broadcast meteorology, the number of eyes on you ultimately drives your salary and your livelihood.
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"With the 2019 Right Livelihood Award, we honor four practical visionaries whose leadership has empowered millions of people to defend their inalienable rights and to strive for a liveable future for all on planet Earth," said Ole von Uexkull, executive director of the Right Livelihood Foundation.
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Worried that I wouldn't be able to maintain the livelihood that every parent wants for their child.
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It was the second time fire has destroyed her only source of livelihood in as many years.
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You can't open your mouth without risking your jobs and livelihood because of political correctness, he railed.
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"Connection to land, livelihood restoration and simple adaptation to new living conditions remain a challenge," MMG said.
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Some are employed as farmers or weavers, but many earn their livelihood through the "business of death".
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When nomadic beekeepers invade her property and threaten her livelihood, she is tasked with saving her bees.
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He wouldn't explain why he was convinced we were immune from the threat of losing our livelihood.
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The lucky ones fall victim to a slower death as their lives and livelihood erode over decades.
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"You're fucking with my livelihood," WIlliamson allegedly told her staff, warning them not to speak with reporters.
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Your entire career and livelihood is based on appealing to guys like me and blogs like ours.
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As part of HSI's closure operation, the farmer has been set up with a more humane livelihood.
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To them, tips may be an afterthought, a small UX issue — but for workers, it's their livelihood.
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It has walloped the tens of millions of Chinese who depend on pig-rearing for their livelihood.
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CLIMATE CHANGE is not threatening Dale Park's livelihood, but it is not making his life easier, either.
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As a writer, Carrie's entire livelihood — and that ridiculously lavish apartment — is literally sustained by her friendships.
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According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, over 3.8 million people operate motor vehicles for their livelihood.
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Before the flood, people here weren't worried about the Mississippi, the river so integral to their livelihood.
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Rio, though, is not the only city where pollution threatens the health and livelihood of watersports athletes.
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I'm the one person whose business and livelihood depends on Mother Nature, so I understand weather patterns.
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On Monday, Merritt's defense attorney said Merritt wouldn't have killed McStay because his livelihood depended on him.
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The election result will have regional consequences, but the campaign itself is being fought on livelihood issues.
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Without the potential for financial rewards, not one was willing to risk his livelihood by stepping forward.
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But taxi operators are complaining that the competition will be unfair and put their livelihood at risk.
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And as convincing as Keuning's world is, the woman is an artist, and this is her livelihood.
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In all, the eviction would have hit the livelihood of as many as 5,000 people, he said.
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Now rows of dusty cages lie empty in Mr. Figueroa's backyard, a reminder of his fading livelihood.
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She was losing sleep at night worrying about the prospect of her future and her family's livelihood.
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If the private sector offered livelihood insurance, people in riskier careers would be charged higher insurance premiums.
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Immigrant rights activists welcomed the notice, but warned the livelihood of TPS holders is still at risk.
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"It was our livelihood for 18 years, and in a few hours it was gone," he said.
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The goal is to help them earn their livelihood with cutting-edge tech without breaking the bank.
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Ball's work is deeply rooted in both her community and literal livelihood; it's not about the acclaim.
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The Mongols are herders who will not be able to continue their traditional livelihood under present conditions.
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The livelihood of many news organizations today is based off of revenue generated from subscriptions and advertisements.
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"The Good Wife" is finished, but Diane Lockhart (Christine Baranski) is still fighting fiercely for her livelihood.
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For the survival of these two entities, I can't put the livelihood of my country at risk.
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It extended to real estate, sources of livelihood and valued possessions, such as farm animals and cars.
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Delivery workers are especially vulnerable to the virus, and they rely on that work for their livelihood.
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Delivery workers are especially vulnerable to the virus, and they rely on that work for their livelihood.
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Though Zhang's farm was not infected, measures to halt its spread have effectively killed his family's livelihood.
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And sushi, which is about as endemic to Burmese cuisine as Texas chili, has become their livelihood.
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This was his job, and his body was his livelihood, and right now it really, really hurt.
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And locals like Francisco Cordoba, 55, worry that sooner or later, their livelihood will be cut off.
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Do you have a story to share on how the 2019 trucking recession has affected your livelihood?
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This inaccessibility costs us our livelihood, mental health, and, sometimes, as my story reveals, our physical health.
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Moreover, it would interfere with his or her livelihood, as unmasking a whistleblower does in every case.
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That list includes Japan, where several players on the current Cuban roster are now pursuing their livelihood.
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One wrong move may not only put your business at risk, it can destroy your entire livelihood.
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He explores the world behind those conventions, and the artists and creators who make their livelihood there.
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Royal Caribbean said it is also working with its crew to work out disruptions to their livelihood.
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For the candidate, having this effortless access to immediate work makes the success of their livelihood possible.
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Tariffs imposed by the European Union would hit British farmers who rely on exports for their livelihood.
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American soybean farmers have spoken out repeatedly about the threat to their livelihood from the trade war.
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Freakish storms, including midwinter rain, and sea-ice breakups increasingly wreak havoc on their sport and livelihood.
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The possibility of more restrictions imposed by an American administration offered an ominous future for Joey's livelihood.
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So YouTube is protecting independent creators who have built their livelihood on its platform with intelligent content.
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If you take someone else's writing and reuse it as your own, you're taking somebody else's livelihood.
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He discovered ivory carving that summer, turned the hobby into his livelihood and hasn't left the town since.
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If her account is accurate, then by putting her body at risk, he was risking her livelihood too.
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Friends tell me to revert to the bar, and goodness knows it offers a better and safer livelihood.
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They've got apple trees, citrus trees, crops that create their livelihood, that are not able to be picked.
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Her relationship to the platform is different than many others: For years, it was part of her livelihood.
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To strip the hope and livelihood of a select few under the false guise of fear is preposterous.
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For many, it's also become their livelihood, because they were vapers, and then they wanted to help others.
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" It's also about recognizing "the attack that is happening against us in our rights and in our livelihood.
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I wouldn't compromise my own livelihood and normalcy … Maybe through this process, we have actually taken steps backward.
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Some seek to make new homes in safe places they can raise their families and pursue their livelihood.
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It's going to be very hard to find some sort of alternative livelihood, especially for the older generation.
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"Why would I shake hands with someone who doesn't like you, who wants to take away your livelihood?"
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John Muyisa, 54, said he too lost his livelihood when 44 acres of farmland were taken in 2011.
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The livelihood of these thousands of Canadians and the future generations of dairy producers is seriously at risk.
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The draft, unveiled last month, said the government would design special packages for them including alternative livelihood options.
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Even if I have a kind of a bad dinner should I be impacting someone's livelihood over that?
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So it gets particularly touchy when a politician attempts to harm someone's livelihood over speech they don't like.
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Losing their grazing land has also forced some Maasai to abandon their traditional livelihood to sustain their families.
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It's not everyday someone gives away their livelihood for free, but one wildlife sanctuary owner is ready to.
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Livelihood isn't just about hoodies, Biden underscored; it's about encouraging folks to go out and engage with community.
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The results cast a dark cloud for millions of Americans and has put serious shade on legislation's livelihood.
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He confirmed the well operation was illegal, but he said many villagers depended on it for their livelihood.
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But many activists argue that Braille literacy is the key to employment and stable livelihood for blind individuals.
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This force ought to virtually and vigorously hound them, making their cyber life (and livelihood) inhospitable to impossible.
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" He urged his colleagues to ignore "bombastic voices" on radio and television, saying "our incapacity is their livelihood.
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The work was dangerous and dirty, but the livelihood of the Japanese community was tied to this industry.
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Despite continued improvement in the U.S. job market, many voters remain worried about whether they'll lose their livelihood.
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He borrowed an airboat and for the next two days worked around the clock to save his livelihood.
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With rent and car insurance to pay, and a plan to save for college, escorting became her livelihood.
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Hundreds of thousands of U.S. immigrants' legal status and livelihood rest on the whims of the Trump administration.
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An advanced social safety net already supports people who cannot pay themselves for their livelihood, it pointed out.
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John and Grace live in rural Kenya and, like many, rely on farming for sustenance and their livelihood.
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This unprecedented change is causing fisheries to move north thus putting the livelihood of America's fishermen at risk.
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Mr Chang Naa's livelihood is not that different from his father's or the vast majority of his peers.
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Even if robots catch up to humans, that brings us back to people like Subash, and his livelihood.
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The risk is too great, and I refuse to gamble with my livelihood this late in the game.
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Lama is all smiles and seems surprisingly unfazed for a man whose livelihood may be on the line.
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They may also fear retaliation, she says, if they feel their jobs or economic livelihood are at stake.
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Even if statistics showed increased imports, the trade was legal under the livelihood exemption, the Foreign Ministry said.
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She also became aware that their livelihood was jeopardized by pollution, habitat destruction and other human-related activity.
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But for one Russian town 900 miles east of Moscow, nearly every family's livelihood depends on the product.
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The wolf was portrayed as the ultimate villain, a scheming predator who goes after women, children and livelihood.
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"They don't plough, they don't rear cattle or sheep or goats because wildlife destroys our livelihood," said Mokaila.
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Charlestonians viewed the Republicans as an existential threat not only to their livelihood, but also to their lives.
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And the easiest way to silence a woman or a man is to threaten his or her livelihood.
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She grows more and more defiant, willing to risk her own livelihood if she finds the cause just.
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Companies depend on our money for their livelihood, and we vote with our wallet multiple times every day.
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The bilingual new Netflix series tells the story of a Hispanic Los Angeles family whose livelihood is threatened.
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By that point, 153 animals died had died grisly deaths on his property, including his cows (and livelihood).
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The wealth, livelihood, influence and status of holdovers is tied to the survival of the regime they served.
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This is bad for both the reindeer and the Sami herders who depend on them for their livelihood.
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This imperils the DACA program and leaves the livelihood and future of approximately 800,000 youth in the balance.
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They present a clear and present danger to the land and livelihood of every man, woman, and child.
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"It would break my heart to have to make a change, but this is my livelihood," Carr said.
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"We're in a critical time of the year for everyone whose livelihood depends on this," Mr. Wells said.
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Advising others on how to steer their professional lives and livelihood was a job I no longer wanted.
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"People are not willing to abandon their homes and move because they risk losing their livelihood," he said.
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Nearly everyone he came into contact with has regretted it, been manipulated, lost their livelihood, or their life.
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While work friendships can be complicated, frustrating and tiresome, they are a necessity to both our performance and livelihood.
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At some point, the manufacturer has to retrain as a computer engineer… or confront a life with no livelihood.
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"The revamp not only improves people's livelihood, but also helps with investment, consumption and inventory destocking," the cabinet said.
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Some who had made their livelihood servicing the trucking business lost out, as cargo switched to the railway tracks.
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Arslanovski says the tip was meant for his waitress, and that money is part of her livelihood, FOX4 reported.
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The river is the main water source for these communities who believe that the project directly threatens their livelihood.
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"I remember the feeling of just being overwhelmed after seeing so much of our livelihood burned," Mr. Brown said.
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Like Coulter, Trump described new immigration laws as vital to protecting the livelihood and culture of working-class Americans.
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It is also our source of entertainment and addictive media and, for many of us, it is a livelihood.
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His entire campaign for universal basic income is based on the idea that robots will take away everyone's livelihood.
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The consequences of their decision could affect not just my livelihood but millions of people in the LGBTQ community.
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This legislation poses a threat to both your livelihood and your ability to share your voice with the world.
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Artisanal mining provides a livelihood to millions of people, often in poorer countries in South America, Africa and Asia.
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The Chapman study suggests that what Americans actually feared most in 2015 was the loss of livelihood and liberty.
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Practically everyone who pursues a livelihood on the platform expresses regular disdain for the opacity of the timeline's mechanics.
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In 1934, Upton Sinclair wrote that people can't understand new ideas if their livelihood depends on the old ones.
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Carriage drivers had warned the legislation would cost them their livelihood while increasing the workload for the remaining horses.
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Meanwhile, Trump continues to peg the livelihood of much of his voting base to the rapidly flatlining coal industry.
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The worst thing you could ever do to yourself is depend on any one source for your financial livelihood.
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Adrian is trying to feed his family in a world where his livelihood was cut off by Tony's arrogance.
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The region's fishing and island communities rely on these lakes for their livelihood, making them hotspots for the disease.
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Cannabis is everything to these people—it's their livelihood, and it's given them a semblance of freedom and adventure.
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Industry estimates show the production halt has already cost $850 million and risks the livelihood of millions of farmers.
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Simply put, our livelihood, our jobs and our way of life depends on having clean and vibrant Great Lakes.
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It cited their reasons as "livelihood difficulties", health problems, a "belief" of insecurity and fear of becoming a minority.
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We're gathering in gratitude that we get to do this for our livelihood, that we get to make art.
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The head of Rucheng's Communist Party was sacked for profligate spending and "ignoring the livelihood of the local people".
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Cook was left without his car—his livelihood—in the middle of a Maritime blizzard on a Friday night.
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And finally, even if the 9% figure is closer to the truth, that still threatens the livelihood of millions.
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Each family will receive a cash grant, livelihood assistance, a small plot of land, and a home, he said.
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The trade agreement "plac(es) at peril the economic livelihood of Florida strawberry growers and their communities," Parker said.
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What could have been cured with oral antibiotics resulted in a leg amputation, and the end of his livelihood.
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He's built a livelihood based on amusing interpretations about everyday life, and his diaries are chock full of it.
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According to Mr. Trump, Americans were in peril of life and livelihood, and his opponent was largely to blame.
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Deprived of his livelihood by having his boxing license revoked, Ali toured college campuses and other venues giving speeches.
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Angry Ugandans have turned to social media to complain about the new tax saying it will affect their livelihood.
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He played blues for nickels and dimes, and figured that he'd have to make his livelihood in the fields.
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"We've created a culture where our livelihood is killing us when it should be making us come more alive."
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And the postal service has close to half a million employees who depend on the office for their livelihood.
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However, it is evident it will revoke the opportunity for hundreds of locals to ensure their livelihood, myself included.
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"The Illuminated Mural" is a central part of my livelihood, and I would be devastated to see it destroyed.
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It was their livelihood and their path to wealth, but it was also a part of who they were.
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"Treating the Senate like their permanent and only available livelihood makes them weak, compliant and intellectually corrupt," she explains.
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His secrecy, he said, had been strictly about the fear that openness about his sexuality might affect his livelihood.
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Sexton, who helped organize the demonstrations, said it wasn't just low wages holding drivers back from a legit livelihood.
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President Trump's tariffs against steel and aluminum imports, designed to protect blue-collar workers, could instead undermine their livelihood.
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But they do affect the reputation and livelihood of the people who dedicate their lives to making these foods.
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Low-income and tip workers, who might face retaliation that could mean losing their livelihood, are particularly at risk.
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"The court absolutely does not allow livelihood or political disputes to be expressed through acts of violence," she said.
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The forest closings have stirred tension among New Mexico residents and businesses that rely on tourism for their livelihood.
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Their jobs on the farm were not just excuses to teach responsibility; they were critical to the family's livelihood.
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Drugs, too, but the sedative effects of most anti-motion pharmaceuticals are incompatible with making your livelihood at sea.
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"That source of livelihood was closed to a privileged few, and the few were men exclusively," Ms. Munroe said.
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Far from bemoaning the potential end to his livelihood, Michael says he cannot wait for marijuana to be legalized.
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No one should have to choose between their livelihood and the health and safety of themselves and their family.
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Minerals for sale which are "exclusively for livelihood purposes" are exempted, which analysts said would be impossible to monitor.
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The sewage, garbage and overfishing were slowly choking his livelihood, he said, pointing at bags bobbing in the water.
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Imagine if we had no Department of Defense to protect us from foreign encroachment or threats to our livelihood?
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During the time they are banned, however, they're deprived of streaming, which is a source of livelihood for many.
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Telling Uber that she was driving under the influence would be putting someone's livelihood at risk on a hunch.
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"Alessandro is vacationing in Italy while I'm working desperately to save my store and my livelihood," Ms. Carlin said.
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They also want United Nations Security Council sanctions that close the so-called livelihood exemption loophole in existing sanctions.
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" Thunberg received the Right Livelihood Award "for inspiring and amplifying political demands for urgent climate action reflecting scientist facts.
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If you threaten anyone's livelihood expect them to react accordingly, just like the way many NFL players are reacting.
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It could become a reality if the epidemic, as predicted, inflicts sustained hardship on the economy and people's livelihood.
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"It's hard for people to change their minds when their livelihood depends upon this money stream," he told me.
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After the Second World War, graphic design and commercial illustration became paths for aspiring artists to earn a livelihood.
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If anything goes wrong, like if there is a disease in the flock, then Craig's livelihood is at risk.
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But Boeing&aposs 12,000 Renton, Washington, employees are not the only workers whose livelihood depends on the 737 Max.
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Of those who remained, some filed homestead claims on their own lands; others scattered in search of a livelihood.
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People talk about the attention economy — when you deprive someone of your attention, you're depriving them of a livelihood.
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Those include tens of thousands of Hamas government employees who are financially dependent on the party for their livelihood.
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One day will unlikely destroy anyone's livelihood, and there would not be repercussions for those who skip the strike.
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We live in cars in some cities, commuting across space either for our livelihood, or devouring fossil fuels for joy.
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Something those men are in a position to influence even more directly, as it is their livelihood, is festival culture.
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After starting in the Los Lagos region, the bloom has steadily spread outward, depriving many coastal communities of their livelihood.
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Disruptions to business in Mexico or to U.S. companies with south-of-the-border operations could seriously affect KSU's livelihood.
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"Regulatory impositions adversely impact the livelihood of farmers, the legal cigarette business," said Syed Mahmood Ahmad, director of the TII.
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The United Nations Environment Programme and other UN bodies all realize the potential for livelihood from the plant, said Friederich.
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Their home and the fish farm they depended on for their livelihood were devastated, and they still haven't fully recovered.
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Most people in the village opposed the investors' move to take their land which threatened their day-to-day livelihood.
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In "Parasite," a poor family figures out a few tricky ways to earn their livelihood from one particular rich family.
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The sugar industry, once the Caribbean country's main source of livelihood, has shrivelled, leaving Barbados almost entirely dependent on tourism.
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Image: Victoria Will/AP Images for Japan Prize FoundationThose working in tech owe much of their livelihood to Dennis Ritchie.
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But those cattle represent the farmers' livelihood, he said, rattling off the estimated prices for a steer and a calf.
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Rio's future—and the livelihood of its poorest residents—is dependent on all these tourists showing up and shelling out.
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Vanilla was not just his livelihood but also a cause for ceremony, a provider of solace, a source of stories.
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He had told the judge early in his case how his livelihood hinged around his ability to comment on politics.
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"The effect of such a downturn would ultimately be felt by residents who rely on tourism's success for their livelihood."
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His wealth and livelihood is the result of generations of Bundys having had the opportunity to build on one another.
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Moments later the beam of his waterproof torch appears a dozen feet down as he searches for his new livelihood.
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" "They're losing their careers, their livelihood, their healthcare, their ability to support their families, their ability to support their units.
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The latest tragedy is compounded by the crippling of the livelihood of the town, where mining is unlikely to continue.
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Its livelihood depends on selling to the American public something that they can believe justified Clinton's loss and Trump's win.
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Expanded FTAs will lessen the humanitarian burden and improve the livelihood of Syrians at zero fiscal cost to the West.
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Sherman became a fledgling environmentalist and got his revenge after a giant fish kill threatened the livelihood of nearby fishermen.
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Meanwhile, for Victoria, the flood has altered her relationship to the place she considers both her home and her livelihood.
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We depend on them directly for our livelihood, and haven't even begun to know the vast majority of them yet.
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These problems are indicators of a changing climate, and they threaten our economy and the livelihood of millions of people.
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But, as we discover, neither of those things are his main cause for concern in having to protect his livelihood.
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As a sex worker, these policies mean I could stand to lose my healthcare, my livelihood, and even my life.
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By the end, you might find yourself in love with Istanbul's cats, while also worrying about threats to their livelihood.
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"Most mahouts look after the animals well because their livelihood also depends on the welfare of the elephant," Ittipan added.
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Again, it's not about hating on CEOs, but about wishing for more responsible stewardship of the livelihood of their employees.
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But Allen Smith, president of the Spartanburg Area Chamber of Commerce, said the president's tariffs would threaten the region's livelihood.
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Men and women, young and old, complained that governments only looked after themselves and did little to help people's livelihood.
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The vast majority of the country's construction workers are considered as informal labor and earn their livelihood through daily wages.
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The first film work by either artist, "Modest Livelihood" (2012) explores the relationship of First Nations people to their land.
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Climate change is going to threaten this primary livelihood for millions of people in vulnerable communities all over the world.
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Forcing these women to make an impossible choice between their faith and their livelihood is an affront to human dignity.
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Men in fear of losing their livelihood are equally subject to sexual advances by powerful predators of any sexual orientation.
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Thousands of Dalits earn their meager livelihood from skinning dead cows and buffaloes and selling their hides to leather traders.
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As their sole means of livelihood, many islanders depend on the survival of the animals, but the future looks uncertain.
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"SARS forced the whole country to pay attention to the livelihood of the people," he said, before adding a warning.
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"(Farmers need) not only a title, but also use, possession, occupancy and livelihood rights," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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The gig economy is integral to millions of Americans&apos livelihood, and the IRS is itching to take its share.
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CHINA, RUSSIA PROPOSE DRAFT U.N. SECURITY COUNCIL RESOLUTION, SEEN "WITH THE INTENT OF ENHANCING THE LIVELIHOOD OF THE CIVILIAN POPULATION"
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"In reality, a legal subindustry has thrived from endless environmental litigation while burdening the livelihood of countless citizens," said Rep.
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These 21st-century threats, particularly those that affect livelihood, health, and well-being, deserve the application of 21st-century technologies.
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After all, this latest shutdown drama was the fourth threat to the Coast Guard's livelihood since the beginning of 2018.
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This patchwork of care prevented Rosas from making long-term plans and affected their livelihood, creating an incredibly stressful situation.
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"The livelihood of people should not be affected by this," Chief Justice Jagdish Singh Khehar said in explaining the decision.
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Yet e-bikes are crucial to the livelihood of immigrant delivery workers, many of whom live below the poverty line.
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His livelihood may very well have been taken away if word ever got out about who he lay down with.
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A single decision can affect not only the futures of players, coaches and teams, but also the referee's own livelihood.
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Warming temperatures and changing weather patterns are endangering Canada's ice roads, and that's threatening life and livelihood in the north.
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Once the matriarch and financial supporter for her family, she's now relying on her 11-year-old for their livelihood.
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Much of Brazil's elite set up companies for themselves and channel the money they make via their livelihood through them.
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After all, there are casting departments and directors that make these decisions, and actors depend on roles for their livelihood.
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She claims she interpreted his requests as affecting her livelihood, which is why she agreed to a sexual relationship with him.
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Net neutrality makes it clear how dependent we are on an equal, open Internet for our livelihood, education, information and creativity.
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"The biggest problems in the area are displacement, a lack of livelihood and environmental degradation," Pillai told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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"It is really dangerous and should not be allowed, But we understand that it's their livelihood," said the officer, Bryan Silvan.
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But many in Tabasco see the energy reforms as a threat and are counting on Lopez Obrador to protect their livelihood.
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In the black community, the pastor was often the only person who didn't depend on white folks' goodwill for their livelihood.
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Drivers may be more wary to voice complaints or challenges with their livelihood at stake (a problem not unique to Uber).
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On the social impact side, it donates 1% of profits to three pillars linked to poverty alleviation: health, education, and livelihood.
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" Miller's lawyers also argued that the star's "livelihood depends, in part, on her ability to travel for business opportunities, including internationally.
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For the first time in esports history, a game is stuck in the space between consumer product and a professional livelihood.
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Though even I must admit, it is heartbreaking when someone evil tries to destroy your family's livelihood by kidnapping your dog.
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Agriculture is the backbone of Tanzania's economy and more than 80 percent of the population depend on it for their livelihood.
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He said the Forest Rights Act is supposed to protect their ancient cultural and livelihood traditions, but had not been enforced.
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Fishing is the main source of livelihood for the residents of Selimbau, a village on stilts, says Soptian Hadi, its head.
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Bassen isn't backing down, though: This type of infringement "has an awful impact on the livelihood of an artist," she said.
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Nearly three-quarters of rural women in India depend on land for a livelihood, yet only about 13 percent own land.
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"This legislation poses a threat to both your livelihood and your ability to share your voice with the world," Wojcicki wrote.
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I just didn't wanna feel like the people who had worked there and make their livelihood should be punished as well.
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If we can build momentum, Noland explained, "we could actually change something that affects peoples' lives positively, not only their livelihood."
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The false statements to the news media have resulted in inaccurate and hurtful news coverage, which is threatening Mr. Asher's livelihood.
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Its users depend on an outside platform for their livelihood, and their work on Etsy doesn't come with traditional employee benefits.
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In this exclusive clip, they discuss how the ability to "pass" as a cis woman can determine job security and livelihood.
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"The consequence of Defendants' unlawful action has been the utter devastation of Deripaska's wealth, reputation, and economic livelihood," his lawsuit claims.
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Their audiences' gaze (along with covetous commentary) is the source of their livelihood, driving a 20-year-old, multibillion-dollar industry.
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That report stated that around 56 million people across eight conflict zones are in need of immediate food and livelihood assistance.
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It was China that insisted on the biggest loophole in the current regime, which allows exports of coal for "livelihood purposes".
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"The effect of these unlawful actions has been the wholesale devastation of Deripaska's wealth, reputation, and economic livelihood," the complaint states.
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"You're asking us to do the impossible, which is to tolerate a systemic demoralization of our own livelihood," Mr. Sabir said.
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"For me personally, my whole livelihood is on the line," said Eliana Fernandez, a DACA recipient and plaintiff on the case.
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It's a hard existence, made even harder by Lachlan Mackenzie, a vindictive constable who systematically strips the Macraes of their livelihood.
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If Medicaid is revised or the health law repealed, she said, it's not just her insurance at risk but her livelihood.
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In my book "The New Financial Order," I proposed a private sector form of wage insurance that I called livelihood insurance.
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For many brokers, buying tickets is their livelihood, and they're far more obsessive and more motivated to get to tickets first.
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"They see their livelihood at stake because they're making billions of dollars off of the incarceration of poor people," Clayton said.
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But they still have many hurdles and challenges ahead as they continue to fight to protect their livelihood from increased regulations.
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While it was an escort mission, your commander's livelihood is always a second win condition, the "king" of the proverbial chessboard.
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Bench told him he wants future generations of his family to enjoy the same pristine wilderness that currently sustains Bench's livelihood.
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What's more, some of those people paid to watch you, commenting on your appearance, sometimes explicitly, or musing about your livelihood.
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" At rallies, John urged his union brothers and sisters to unite against the company: "Come together and fight for your livelihood.
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And when it's your livelihood in a small town, you should try to develop a reasonable alternative to your current position.
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He came to the country illegally, saying his "religious situation" in China threatened his mental health and strained his economic livelihood.
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Some are unsure what being forced to limit their travel, photo shoots, and brand endorsement deals will do to their livelihood.
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Nowadays, the government deprives teachers of their livelihood if they stray, making it impossible for them to find a job elsewhere.
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But this has largely not translated into the type of big ticket livelihood reforms and improvements Lam promised on taking office.
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"SNAP is my livelihood until I find a job," he said, adding that he's worked since he was 246 years old.
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"Should we worry about earning our livelihood or worry about children's whereabouts?" said Mr. Ramzan, a cleric in the local mosque.
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They are, after all, mostly white and not as likely to need to sacrifice their health for their short-term livelihood.
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Along with its founder, Mozn Hassan, it received the 2016 Right Livelihood Award, known to some as the Alternative Nobel Prize.
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For some, the fires are a dual threat, spewing dangerous smoke and destroying a forest that has always provided a livelihood.
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"The insects are literally finishing the fodder that is the source of support to our livelihood," said Hassan, the animal herder.
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There, he can listen to the former fighters' concerns, and agree to break the bureaucratic and budgetary obstacles delaying livelihood assistance.
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It describes the final hours of Willy, a traveling salesman flummoxed by the downward trajectory of his life and his livelihood.
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Many of us were born in one country, make our livelihood in a second, are married to someone from a third.
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This century, at last, has brought cooperation and bipartisanship, and they have transformed the city — its look, its mood, its livelihood.
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As a human who owes her main livelihood to actual printing presses, spacing on Johannes Gutenberg himself is a bit embarrassing.
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Gyula Nagy, a pig farmer in Rabacsecseny, west of Budapest, who has 2,500 pigs, said the outbreak was hurting his livelihood.
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The acting president, speaking in Maiduguri, said a "comprehensive livelihood and support program" would be launched by the government within weeks.
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"Sure it's worrisome for all of us; our livelihood depends on it," Nelson said of the uncertainty of the trade negotiations.
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In Somalia, it is pioneering a phone-based system allowing money to be sent directly to participants in livelihood protection programs.
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The purpose of life insurance is to provide livelihood for a person or multiple people who are dependent on your income.
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It's hard for me, as someone for whom English is a livelihood, to embrace my status as an amateur in French.
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Many of us were born in one country, make our livelihood in a second, are married to someone from a third.
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The box-camera portraits reveal the network of support and acceptance that is integral to the hijras' livelihood in South Asia.
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"You're looking at some potentially unfolding human tragedy over the decades if reefs cannot provide the same source of livelihood," he added.
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Militias, cartels and smugglers recognize credible reporting as a threat to their missions and livelihood and are accustomed to resorting to violence.
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Fearing for her life, and her sister's life (and also the livelihood of the fake alien race), Jan and Berchtold had sex.
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This is, for some of them, their livelihood ... I imagine there's pressure to always ... They can't make money unless they're live, right?
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But I have never been in a position where my work and livelihood was dependent on giving in to unwanted sexual advances.
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Mine cleanup can provide a livelihood, Jewell said, even if it will not mean as many jobs as producing coal once did.
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After all, standing up to a coworker or a manager is definitely not easy, especially when your livelihood is on the line.
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Property industry players have repeated called on the government to review the measures in place as declining demand are affecting their livelihood.
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The report concluded that climate change is already affecting people, ecosystems and livelihood all around the world and that humans are responsible.
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Disappearing shoreline for coastal communities in developing nations all around the world means drowned crops, flooded homes, and ultimately loss of livelihood.
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Oil is central to Libya's livelihood and the power struggles following the 8503 overthrow of Muammar Gaddafi often focused on the industry.
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"Basketry has not only offered a source of livelihood, but it has also opened doors for us in the world," she said.
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I think a lot of artists steal credit a lot from writers, which I think is super crappy because that's their livelihood.
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The Syrian conflict -- now on the verge of its sixth year -- has stripped them of their home, their livelihood and their country.
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Witnessing atrocities and losing one's loved ones, home, livelihood, friends, community and social standing can all create or worsen mental health problems.
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People needed it to feed families, to have homes, so I wanted those to be there: the livelihood, the homes, the families.
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Val Valentino, was sued by several magicians for harming their livelihood, and became persona non grata in the tight-knit magic community.
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The amendment, she said, was an attempt to restrict the livelihood of members of tribes that are yet to be federally recognized.
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"[The Maduro regime has] no immediate future, they will have no immediate livelihood, and they will have their days counted," he added.
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"He said the lawsuit would destroy his livelihood, take his house and his financials," Mr. Stern told The Daily Beast in March.
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I will not stop fighting for the millions of Floridians whose livelihood depends on reducing carbon pollution and acting on climate change.
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After all, if your livelihood revolves around food, you're probably going to splurge when it comes to things like ingredients and equipment.
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Our boat is our life and we need to be here to protect it after the storm so we have a livelihood.
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In essence, the musicians realized that their bad behavior was not only tarnishing their image, but, perhaps more important, threatening their livelihood.
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For long-time residents, though, the hills and forests in the Surjagad range are the sacred source of their history and livelihood.
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He said the state's medical marijuana program, approved by citizens' initiative in 603, allowed him to turn his passion into a livelihood.
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Frank Powell, a guide at the company, said California's 120-mile Mother Lode continues to provide a livelihood for many lone prospectors.
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For Mr. Espinoza, who has two daughters, prospecting has provided a precarious livelihood since he took it up almost four years ago.
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An ethnic group's culture is derived from its unique living environment as well as the means of livelihood dictated by that environment.
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This gave her the impetus to shift gears completely into consulting and entrepreneurship, where she could have more control over her livelihood.
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"People are living with freedom," he wrote, praising Beijing for improving Chinese people's "basic livelihood," allowing them to travel and study abroad.
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If these concepts seem unfamiliar, that is partly because privately issued livelihood insurance is not common today, if it exists at all.
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"We will try to work for development and progress of the livelihood and living standards of the majority of people," he added.
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She also lost her livelihood, as up until that point she'd been making her living as an advocate for Asian-American representation.
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Prior to joining Reuters, Rickey was an oilfield geologist in Texas and Egypt before turning his passion for photography into his livelihood.
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It's had a huge impact on the livelihood of many residents, as they now don't have the tools to do their jobs.
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The livelihood of other retail models ebbs and flows, but this is one example of the pared-back-inventory model winning big.
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Before actively sabotaging his own livelihood, though, Cohn did some amateur psychoanalysis/classic bullshit narrative creating for his outfit, The Cohn Zone.
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Those who do take breaks risk their livelihood by getting a poor delivery rating or losing their spot in an airport queue.
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The movie depicts rural people dependent for a livelihood on an industry that they believe is sickening them by contaminating their environment.
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Fearmongering of the loss of livelihood has caused many to engage in vitriolic rhetoric against anyone who is perceived as a threat.
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Drivers whose livelihood entails hustling eighteen-wheelers on the highway regularly cite the lack of turn-signal discipline as a pet peeve.
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I was visiting Istanbul when terrorist attacks were happening and saw the effects on the livelihood of people who depend on tourism.
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The same goes for federal contractors, from cafeteria workers to technology specialists, whose livelihood depends on getting paid by the federal government.
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Ms. Cutler I came to marriage thinking it would be this 50/50 proposition; dividing our affection and livelihood perfectly in half.
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But he also could not overcome the economic reality on which his entire livelihood and that of the family plantation was based.
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"It has really impacted their livelihood, I felt it very clearly, so I can understand where they are coming from," she said.
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The excessive court supervision handed down in the earlier court proceedings affected Meek Mill's livelihood for more than a decade, he said.
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All of this will require global cooperation and a common view of the role of technology in rearranging economic, social, cultural livelihood.
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More than two-thirds of rural women in India depend on land for a livelihood, yet only about 13 percent own land.
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While public officials acknowledged that locking down individual neighborhoods could "bring some inconvenience," it has threatened the livelihood of some Wuhan residents.
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"The national economy is generally stable, the economic structure is continuously optimized, and people's livelihood and welfare are continuously improved," he said.
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His post went viral because it was a funny misunderstanding, as opposed to an allegation that could have cost someone their livelihood.
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They might have their jobs divided into separate tasks or eliminated altogether, and they may suddenly face declining prospects for their livelihood.
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These companies have a tough case to make: that workers should trust their livelihood to the nascent and unpredictable sphere of cryptocurrencies.
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Government agencies working on livelihood options and charities that help women start small businesses have partnered with the municipality for the event.
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Government agencies working on livelihood options and charities that help women start small businesses have partnered with the municipality for the event.
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"I do not believe it will be catastrophic to our livelihood," said Jim Straub, legislative director of the Oregon Rental Housing Association.
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Yet in its first decade, ordinary Indians transformed it into a talisman and a resource to advance claims to liberty and livelihood.
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Far from the manicured lawns and Hollywood scandals of LA's west side, undertones of loss threatened Chicano livelihood and permeated their neighborhoods.
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Land acquisition has always been a contentious issue in rural India, where a majority of the population depends on farming for its livelihood.
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Foreign analysts estimate unemployment to be 50-60%, with many Turkmen doing odd jobs, such as driving taxis, to scrape together a livelihood.
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Our city's priority must lie in tackling deep-rooted social and economic problems with a view to improving the livelihood of our people.
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If you drive for a living, you're likely worried about what self-driving technology will do to your livelihood, and for good reason.
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When your livelihood is "dependent upon something that is dying or struggling to survive, it's a pretty big gamble you're taking," she says.
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Until Trump started running for president, his livelihood depending on generating that kind of attention to make him stand out from the pack.
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If there's a perceived slight on his part, he viciously attacks people...and, in my case, tries to destroy their life and livelihood.
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Most workers are simply too accustomed to working long hours, and do so because in many cases their livelihood may depend on it.
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The Sami way of life is lived close to nature, and their most well-known means of livelihood is semi-nomadic reindeer herding.
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If you are a woman who wants to make movies, you will see your ambition questioned and your livelihood threatened at every turn.
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Pastels in Pieces reveals how artists under pressure come up with expedient solutions to thrive under specific material conditions that threatened their livelihood.
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In Vittorio De Sica's neorealist classic, "Bicycle Thieves" (43), the bike that a working-class man depends on for his livelihood is stolen.
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Land acquisition has always been a contentious issue in rural India, where a majority of the population depends on farming for their livelihood.
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They have provided a livelihood to millions of Africans and help some make more money than they could dream of from traditional trades.
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The price of a movie ticket, and the stranglehold on streaming and distribution rights, is at the core of the film industry's livelihood.
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She's seeking damages for defamation, sexual harassment, and violations of California business laws governing unfair competition and intentionally interfering with a person's livelihood.
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"Ferguson made it part of the national debate—the way states coerce people into paying and deprive them of their livelihood," says Ciolfi.
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A few meters away, a group of dog farmers eat meat from dogs they have reared, claiming it is their tradition and livelihood.
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You will be motivated to expand further as you need to look after the team's growth and their livelihood is in your hands.
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But they have no reason to fear for their welfare or livelihood if it is, so they're not going to pull any punches.
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"The whole premise of Livelihood is giving back to communities in under-resourced neighborhoods for economic development, decided by [them]," Biden told us.
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Her mom reacts with tears, but not because she's mad at her little girl, but because she's worried for her safety and livelihood.
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In the end, entering that information takes sales people away from their livelihood and there was little upside for them to do this.
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Sila (virtue): right speech, right action, right livelihood; Samadhi (mental cultivation): right effort, right mindfulness, right concentration; Panna (wisdom): right view, right resolve.
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"This environmental approval removes the only major impediment to Clive Palmer guaranteeing the livelihood of 550 families," Queensland environment minister Steven Miles said.
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As a small business owner, my mind goes to my work and livelihood as I assess how Trump's election will impact small business.
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"All you dumb fucks just ruined my livelihood by bitching about having 2-4 bucks on top of your guarentee," went another comment.
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A federal court judge later called the search "egregious" in a ruling and concluded it was designed to "destroy the livelihood" of Lackman.
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As members of Congress return home for Thanksgiving, they should remember the livelihood of their districts' main street businesses depend on fair competition.
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Boys have the pressures of livelihood and education and all these things, so their families ask, 'Why are you going to this meeting?
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You want them to see into what you're doing, because it gives them a sense of pride about where their livelihood is going.
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About 80 million Indian rural households are engaged in milk production which provides livelihood to poor and small farmers, according to official estimates.
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At the same time, in our vanity, we need to distinguish ourselves from creatures on which we depend for food, livelihood and companionship.
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Because it's a tax on energy production by fossil fuels that primarily fuel our livelihood, it's a tax on virtually everything we do.
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On the other hand, removing these protections would endanger the livelihood of the many thousands of Palestinian households that depend upon Israeli employers.
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" For any of us whose livelihood depends on our labor, things going wrong could mean: "Anything that can be automated, will be automated.
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Fishermen, like Mr. Palombo, and others have been testing new equipment, like ropeless gear, to protect the passing whales, and their fishing livelihood.
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As we watch Hussein labor to establish his livelihood, it's immediately clear that he has a very different relationship to animals and landscape.
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Many local communities support the foresters plans and say the environmentalists are attacking their way of life and the source of their livelihood.
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Biden, a former executive director at the Delaware Center for Justice, launched her own "socially and ethically conscious" apparel company, Livelihood, in 2017.
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Business Insider asked McCreary what he thought about the state of trucking and where he saw his livelihood going in the coming decades.
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The hero chafes at the comfort he knows, so he leaves home, believing adventure will give him both spiritual fulfillment and a livelihood.
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Over time, the growths completely encompassed his hands, stealing his livelihood as a rickshaw driver and making him the subject of international news.
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Things were bad, very bad, and looking back, as one whose livelihood is within a service industry, I, too, felt the economic downturn.
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Soldiers were willing to die for our country, to suffer the brutality and ravages of war, and many lost their homes and livelihood.
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Trade and the deals to reduce trade barriers often threaten the livelihood of workers in the industries exposed most directly to foreign competition.
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The thorny 21st century question for all Libertarians is: Does technology — specifically automation that takes away livelihood — qualify as immoral aggression against people?
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As a result of this legacy, Hassan was awarded The Right Livelihood Award—often known as the alternative Nobel Prize—in September 2016.
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It's going to impact my bottom line, it's going to impact my business livelihood, and, to an extent, it becomes a mental outlook.
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"The oil field will perhaps support the livelihood of my parents' generation, but it can't keep pumping out oil forever," Mr. Zhou said.
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"Yacouba Sawadogo vowed to stop the desert – and he made it," said Ole von Uexkull, executive director of the Right Livelihood Award Foundation.
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High crime rates and drought-related water restrictions threatened her livelihood, but Manuel is determined to show a different side to the township.
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The livelihood of the Puerto Rican parrot, an endangered species living in El Yunque and Río Abajo State Forest, is of special concern.
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He and his team conducted a longitudinal study in villages outside of Pune, where families still rely on farming as their main livelihood.
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These were co-workers of mine who had families to support who barely hustled up a livelihood serving organic food to affluent customers.
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"The farmers and ranchers will be worse off because there won't be as much information on issues related to their livelihood," he said.
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Colonel Quiocho acknowledged that the gun makers had little incentive or opportunity to abandon a trade that has provided a livelihood for generations.
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But for Mr. Singh, the subject of an April profile in The New York Times, the project is a threat to his livelihood.
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The driver knows his way around town without a GPS, and I get where I want without threatening the livelihood of a cabby.
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Agriculture accounts for 15% of India's gross domestic and a source of livelihood for more than half of the country's 1.3 billion population.
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Agriculture accounts for 15% of India's gross domestic and a source of livelihood for more than half of the countrys 1.3 billion population.
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For many poorer residents, she said, the loss of a motorbike, or even something as minor as chickens, could greatly damage their livelihood.
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As a result, we see the very infrastructure that is meant to support our safety and livelihood become the cause of its disruption.
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Ms. Margolles had them manufactured in Mata Ortiz, a village of potters in Chihuahua State whose livelihood has suffered from all the violence.
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Water scarcity, poor water quality and inadequate sanitation negatively impact food security, livelihood choices and educational opportunities for poor families across the world.
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The textiles serve as documents and settings for storytelling, and also have served as a source of livelihood for people experiencing forced migration.
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Land acquisition has always been a contentious issue in rural India, where the majority of the population depends on farming for their livelihood.
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"If a man lost his livelihood, they think that's the worst thing that could ever happen to him," she said of local authorities.
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It is unfortunate, however that this new culture allows a person to destroy the life and livelihood of a person with false accusations.
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International funding should be earmarked to initiatives that strive for these much more modest objectives that directly support the livelihood of Afghan citizens.
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"Now, my family's livelihood and our legacy hang in the balance before the Supreme Court," Rost wrote in a Washington Post op-ed.
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WE HAVE TO GET BACK TO THE HABIT OF MAKING SURE KIDS GET OUT NOT JUST LEARNING ABOUT LIFE BUT WITH A LIVELIHOOD.
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Analysts say the reference to "livelihood purposes" in the U.N. resolution leaves open a window for China to continue trade with North Korea.
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Simon Thwaites, 55, lost his house and livelihood after he was forced out of the Canadian military in 1989 because he was gay.
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Van Der Zee renders a certain reverence for the living community that makes the shops and churches and stores central to its livelihood.
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Her passion and apparent livelihood, though, are the wild bees she tends — keeping is too possessive — with hand flaps, vocalizations and deep respect.
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To create fireworks—which is these peoples's livelihood, passion, and art—requires living extremely close to death, danger, and disfigurement at all times.
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Over 22% of our customers are seniors, they live on a fixed income, and they are doing this as part of their livelihood.
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SE: It's such a good time to be writing about it if you're not worried about the existential threat to your own livelihood.
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That can add up to millions a year if you're Taylor Swift, but often isn't enough to support the livelihood of smaller niche artists.
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Any of these steps, if taken, would represent a fundamental reordering of a society in which citizens rely on the government for a livelihood.
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"It has been fueled by the refugee influx, by the need of refugee families to earn a livelihood, by their economic misery," Hagemann said.
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The sprawling Pacific island chain has unique authority on the matter, its officials say, because its livelihood is uniquely intertwined with the shipping industry.
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The most difficult thing will be finding a country that will accept the old people, even if one provides a modest livelihood for them.
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And while damages to the Caribbean's housing and infrastructure sectors remained the highest, many sources of our livelihood -- crops, trees and livestock -- were devastated.
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One would think that paparazzo, who depend on celebrities for their livelihood, would steer clear of saying insanely racist stuff about celebrities, to celebrities.
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" When asked how reliant her parents are on her income, Faltea responded: "It's the means of their livelihood — that's how we sustain the family.
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But we tend to segregate into comfortable bubbles... But we need to start integrating more for the livelihood of humanity and a civilized society.
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On the other hand, many in the local communities say the environmentalists are attacking their way of life and the source of their livelihood.
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The duo don't usually call the stars — so if they get a call from them, they know to assume it's about their characters' livelihood.
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I'm able to eat and have a livelihood [because of that], but that's not really how I want all of the work to be.
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While in India, Grassroutes aims to create "one million livelihood opportunities" and reduce rural migration by running various tourist activities in villages outside Mumbai.
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Indeed, Ms. McFaddin, Macy's senior vice president for special productions from 1977 to 2001, entrusted much of her livelihood to the feelings of children.
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If Thiel is a partner in name only, does not depend on YC for his livelihood, [and] is contributing little, why keep him on?
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"I lost half my livelihood in one night," said Pir Zada Qasim Shah, standing by the charred façade of his furniture and mattress store.
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"I didn't realize just how many people would be from the industry, and whose job and livelihood is [tied] to e-cigarettes," he says.
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The other side of the coin answers the bigger question: how can cooperative practice gradually improve the lives and livelihood of all community members?
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Except they see it through a slightly different lens, which is that it has the potential to be a direct threat to their livelihood.
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But without supporting science and pushing further research, we'll never be able to uncover the tools needed to balance wolf conservation with ranchers' livelihood.
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It's too risky for a creator to upload a video without a customized thumbnail, because their livelihood depends on whether users click and watch.
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"Such manipulations of the app have distressed affected drivers as their means of livelihood have been impacted," Ryde said in a statement on Thursday.
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The cost of the damage in the Midwest, along with the consequences of Trump's trade war with China, have farmers fearing for their livelihood.
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They use our important content to feed their bottom line ... they don't care about our mental health and they don't care about our livelihood.
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It's their livelihood, it's their first point of recognition for their fans, and in some cases, it's roughly 90 percent of their earthly value.
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Plans to limit visitors have sparked controversy in the island's tourism industry as well as among residents who depend on visitors for their livelihood.
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"A house is considered a major loss, but the livelihood of most people here is the livestock, the pasture and grazing land," Miller said.
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You haven't been convicted of anything and it's ridiculous that people would try to limit your livelihood based on the court of public opinion.
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Whether they're natural or manmade, weather phenomena that affect the livelihood of food security, and other forms of security, do grab the world's attention.
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And as important as it was to our country just a few years ago, it's even more important to its livelihood and growth now.
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The court also stated that those who were paid for their land should keep the money to compensate for a decade of lost livelihood.
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One pair who've had a stall in the market for more than a decade told me they were in fear of losing their livelihood.
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"They offered us food," he says, admitting that he struggled to fend for his family, having been cut away from his source of livelihood.
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Contractors do not fit the traditional definition, and yet these jobs provide a livelihood, as well as a flexibility that many younger workers crave.
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This is my job, it's my livelihood, and I know that I can't get my mom to call in sick to life for me.
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Today, we are surrounded by excellent innovation for spending, but there is very little good innovation for earning and none for earning a livelihood.
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Mr. Sheldon was less open to the idea that people who did not depend on Uber for their livelihood helped account for his finding.
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Residents, who are largely daily wage earners, lose their belongings and their livelihood, and children are forced to drop out of school, she said.
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According to the first friend, Cohen reiterated in their phone conversation how deeply concerned he is about his family, his livelihood and his future.
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"When land is taken for real development, there needs to be proper compensation, [an] alternative livelihood should be arranged for the farmers," he said.
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FOSTA/SESTA makes it illegal to advertise paid sex online, posing a major problem to sex workers relying on the Internet for their livelihood.
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We supposed to be in this together n look out for one another not mess with a mans livelihood and hand out unnecessary concussions.
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He lost his job, and that loss of identity, his loss of livelihood and who he was a person, contributed to his ill health.
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The Morrisons have no idea how they'd handle a situation like that — their livelihood depends on this one small part of Obamacare remaining intact.
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And really, it's more than likely that taking them off their native diet will negatively affect their livelihood and the quality of the eggs.
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This dealer, who conducts his transactions exclusively in bitcoin and asked not to be identified, stressed that the cryptocurrency was essential to his livelihood.
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Even though my catalog is somewhat all over the place, it's all a refection of me and my livelihood during whatever period it's made.
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While the violence has mostly ceased, Rohingya say they have largely lost access to sources of livelihood such as their farms, fisheries and markets.
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For me, it was a year in which everything fell apart—my reputation, my livelihood, and to a large extent, my belief in myself.
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To hell with them," McCain said, before accurately observing that "they don't want anything done for the public good — our incapacity is their livelihood.
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Brandon "Bam Bam" Jimenez, the fishing boat captain who risked life and livelihood to take me into the aftermath, had 220 charters in November.
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And the idea that climate change can destroy your livelihood is something most people can connect with, even if they've never seen the ocean.
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Queerness has never been more visible, more trending and more in demand and yet, our lives and our livelihood feel extremely tenuous and fragile.
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Mr. Pinto said he was not unsympathetic to the plight of the migrants, but he was concerned both for their safety and his livelihood.
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"We recognize this is a difficult time, and want to protect their health without risking their livelihood," a Slack spokesperson said in a statement.
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"We recognize this is a difficult time, and want to protect their health without risking their livelihood," a Slack spokesperson said in a statement.
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"I would have to affect someone's livelihood and their life," Johnson told reporters Tuesday night, seemingly confirming that he was poised to fire Walton.
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Where client meetings didn't overtake time with family and friends, and the messy business of personal livelihood didn't occlude all manner of professional success.
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But now she, like many others, finds her livelihood threatened since using a local company this year to rid her chickens of pesky lice.
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He promised to address the issues that affected their livelihood, like reining in immigration, the loss of health care and the loss of jobs.
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District councilors are tasked with addressing livelihood issues — garbage collection, bus routes, their community's daily needs — and only have limited resources to do so.
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The children in the local school were shouting with fear, and the animals that the hamlet depends on for their livelihood also were panicking.
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Druga claims that, for the authors that have their work read on YouTube, the damage can range from mild annoyance to loss of livelihood.
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Why a mechanic would deliberately sabotage an airplane and jeopardize not only the people on board, but his own livelihood is beyond my comprehension.
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"When somebody takes away your land and livelihood, can you really be anything you want to be?" a little girl says into the camera.
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"We want to ensure the Reef's future for the benefit of all Australians, particularly those whose livelihood depends on the Reef," the release reads.
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"The private economy plays an irreplaceable role in stabilising growth, promoting innovation, increasing employment, and improving people's livelihood," Xinhua quoted the cabinet as saying.
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The rabbis sided largely with Mr. Branover, finding that Calabria was so close both geographically and in food style that it jeopardized Basil's livelihood.
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The world's largest democracy is known for high levies on agricultural imports as a means to safeguard the livelihood of its massive farmer population.
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At least some of those 22 million people vote, and they may be more inclined to turn out if their livelihood is under threat.
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Like the Jewish peddler with his cart and wares, ever in search of a livelihood and a home, we shift from place to place.
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More than 3.8 million people in the U.S. operate motor vehicles for their livelihood; truck driving is the most common profession in 29 states.
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Attica guards dig that Trump proclaims himself the "law-and-order" candidate, because that's the ol' lock-em-up language—and that's their livelihood.
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In the meantime, Germany and the rest of Europe will be enjoying some abnormally cheap milk at the cost of their farmers' very livelihood.
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"We're supporting schooling for children, better health care for children and women, and helping villages expand their means of livelihood beyond mica mining," Frémont says.
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Ranchers in the area go after mountain lions and other predators that eat calves and threaten the ranchers&apos livelihood, the Arizona Daily Star reported.
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"It's a disgusting feeling to be a pawn in a political game, to have your life and livelihood in someone else's hands completely," Caskey said.
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And when the man who is responsible for your livelihood is one of the most powerful executives in the world, it becomes even more difficult.
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The flip side of that is understanding because of your choices, what kind of livelihood can you afford — and then being okay with that, too.
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In 2016 it imported about three times the permitted amount, using a loophole that allows trade if it helps the "livelihood" of ordinary North Koreans.
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"We call that the Power of Sweet, where over 22019,000 Americans rely in part on the production of confectionary products for their livelihood," Downs said.
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Yes, you have to pay for data, but when your livelihood is dependent on you being able to get online, well, it pays off quickly.
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You are blessed to live in a world where your livelihood is protected, but for the rest of us, we can't endure a President Trump.
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"They are being completely unreasonable, bullying me essentially into giving up my sources, and are trying to prevent me from continuing my livelihood," Carbone wrote.
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Mr Silva, who grew coca for 30 years, says that he would rather that the government fulfils its promises to give him a better livelihood.
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The ongoing US-China trade war under the Trump administration is threatening the livelihood of the last remaining television manufacturing factory in America, reports Reuters.
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In July 1939 Frenkel finally realised that, whereas blacklisted authors and confiscated newspapers once jeopardised her livelihood, escalating persecution and violence now threatened her life.
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"The greatest threat to Pakistan's economic livelihood would be the increasing threat of water scarcity and water stress along the Indus basin," Stratfor's Keller said.
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I recognize that the psychologists in the industry are in a tough spot because they probably can't afford to do so without losing their livelihood.
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Six years after leaving for America she married Fred Trump, a real estate developer whose livelihood didn't go over well with some on the island.
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Moreover, Kenya's mobile-banking service has vastly improved the livelihood of its rural poor, whereas at least 20153% of Ethiopians are reckoned to be unbanked.
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"When you try to convince an excisionist, she won't listen because it's her livelihood," said Molao Bomisso, National Director of OIS Afrique, a UNICEF partner.
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Michael Jordan, playing in an already very deeply meaningful game, is bringing undue risk onto his own life and livelihood, and for no good reason.
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I'm not aware of any mass discrimination against Trump supporters that is threatening their livelihood, their civil rights, or their right to exist at all.
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West demanded respect for hip-hop's innovators, stressed by the commodification of black culture at the expense of the livelihood of its heroes and pioneers.
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His command of the Coast Guard during the 28503 hurricane season saved more than 22019,000 Americans, many of whom had their homes and livelihood destroyed.
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For the last year, she's been unable to work in the fields as a day laborer (also her husband's livelihood), because her condition is worsening.
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Now, however, the need to repair them is increasingly apparent to visitors, park managers and community businesses that depend on the parks for their livelihood.
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It's not uncommon for sea lions to get shot -- most often by fishermen who believe the animals are reducing salmon populations and harming their livelihood.
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But with progress slow and lacking the basic means to support their livelihood, refugees like Ahmad Hussain are losing any hope for a better life.
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With no water available for irrigation, farmers have abandoned their crops and are migrating to nearby urban areas in search of livelihood and for sustenance.
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With the livelihood of millions of Americans – including Latinos – at stake, Washington should stop pursuing unnecessary and costly tariffs that will jeopardize our growing economy.
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"Attendance is generally low among women," said Maker Maker, livelihood officer with Norwegian People's Aid, another partner in the project, who trains the cattle keepers.
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The livelihood of people with disabilities, our families and the many people that earn a living providing home and community-based services are at stake.
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She fears that the effect of Brexit on the British economy along with an end to free movement could threaten their livelihood in France altogether.
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Nepal's economic livelihood depends on Indian exports, tourism and remittances from its citizens working in India, says Shailesh Kumar, Asia director for the Eurasia Group.
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But it is also a place that has provided a livelihood for generation after generation of fishermen, especially those focused on red crab and lobster.
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It impacts not just people's ability to access information, but to access culture, and to communicate, even their livelihood—it is very personal for me.
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It may seem like just you, your laptop, and your coffee shop, while all along you're competing for a livelihood with a crowd of strangers.
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For millions of cooks across the globe, serving their dishes isn't just an art, hobby, or passion — it's a critical part of their family's livelihood.
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It's not just that it makes knitting feel cool; it's that knitters can find community within a hobby or livelihood that's often done in solitude.
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Her decision, at the end of Season 3, to out her parents' livelihood to her pastor was met with seething outrage by the show's fans.
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Millions of Mexicans would lose their jobs and would be forced to join the caravans of Central Americans seeking a livelihood in the United States.
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The river system, which for decades provided Mr. Shell a livelihood, now spreads only gelatinous mud and pungent debris and uncomfortable questions about the future.
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But its Arabica coffee is prized for its zesty and fruity tones, and the sector once provided a livelihood for more than 20,22018 poor farmers.
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Details about Mr. Paddock's career and livelihood were sparse, aside from observations by neighbors and family members that he routinely gambled large amounts of money.
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It is also expected to result in an upswing of economic activity and improvement in the livelihood prospects of all people of Jammu and Kashmir.
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Artisan mining accounts for the livelihood of more than 22008 thousand Peruvian families, though almost 1003% of the nation's gold production comes from this activity.
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"Landscape restoration in Sidhi and elsewhere can improve livelihood opportunities through improved productivity and food security, water availability, as well as biodiversity conservation," she said.
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Also, look out for Wall Street donors who are likely funding Trump's campaign in increasing numbers despite the candidate's frequent rhetorical attacks on their livelihood.
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But they must also protect the ability of all employees to do their jobs, earn a livelihood and get paid fairly, notwithstanding colleagues' hostile views.
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Meanwhile, Kraft and other defendants have been trying to prevent the footage from being released, underscoring what experts consider the real threat to his livelihood.
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Last month, her activism efforts made her one of four to win the 2019 Right Livelihood Award, which is known as Sweden's alternative Nobel Prize.
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By blocking key access to fishing along the coast, the launch center continues to affect the livelihood and economy of quilombola communities throughout the region.
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One driver, Sergio, thinks it's a way for riders to get a partial refund on rides, at the expense of the driver's reputation and livelihood.
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"They are risking their career, their livelihood and their future employment," said Steven Aftergood, who studies government secrecy policy for the Federation of American Scientists.
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Crop prices are at record lows, fueling a persistent slump in farm income that has given many farmers grave concerns over their long-term livelihood.
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Carpool driving isn't a livelihood like Uber and Lyft driving, but a way to earn some gas money or save time commuting home, Fried emphasized.
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Men with children and families who depend on those men for their livelihood are in a lower draft priority than single men or childless husbands.
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But it was a precarious livelihood: Early on, Pomplamoose made as much as $60,000 per year by sending viewers to download its songs on iTunes.
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We want to ensure that every single person whose job is affected by this transition, their livelihood can be replaced with renewable and green energy.
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At stake for Morocco are rebuilding its strategic fuel stocks, which had been stored at the plant, and the livelihood of the town of Mohammedia.
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Thunberg won the award "for inspiring and amplifying political demands for urgent climate action reflecting scientific facts," the Right Livelihood Foundation said in a statement.
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The Dairy Farmers of Canada quickly came out to criticize the new trade agreement, claiming it puts the livelihood of Canadian dairy producers at risk.
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A LOT OF KIDS THAT DO GRADUATE BOTH HIGH SCHOOLS OR VOCATIONAL SCHOOLS AND COMMUNITY COLLEGES, THEY SHOULD HAVE A LIVELIHOOD WHEN THEY GET OUT.
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Practices such as these are all too familiar to the many thousands of American manufacturing workers who have seen their jobs and livelihood go overseas.
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American farmers, who sold more than $12 billion worth of soybeans to China last year, have spoken out repeatedly about the threat to their livelihood.
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Other non-traditional work provides low wages, and tends to be held disproportionately by disadvantaged groups, who often rely on it for their primary livelihood.
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"Pastoralism, as a way of livelihood, is also valid," he said, adding that herders require large, communally owned land to give the animals enough grazing.
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"The climate change question transcends politics and concerns the preservation of our livelihood, dignity and the only planet on which we all live," he continued.
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He tells Bailey that he cannot die, there are too many lawyers and private investigators and publicists and stockholders dependent upon him for their livelihood.
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Nixing deductibility "threatens the political livelihood of spendthrift lawmakers across the nation," Mr. Bartlett exulted at the time in an article for the Heritage Foundation.
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The movie teases out the conundrums people face when weighing their own livelihood and responsibilities to family against the empathy they may feel for others.
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Yesterday's tribunes of the people, or at least of the people's leading interest groups, have been replaced by professionals who make their livelihood out of politics.
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Some people cannot relate to the choice to have sex for money, to perform sex on camera as a career, to dance naked for one's livelihood.
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Ultimately, the most important chemical reactions to our livelihood, the ones occurring in our own bodies, are the ones that we should be most worried about.
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The ancient stone monument's foundations have been embedded in a concrete platform ready for the move - and local residents fear their homes and livelihood are next.
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"The city doesn't care about the businesses here, which are our livelihood," said Abdullah, 52, standing in an alley crammed with towering stacks of plastic containers.
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Although few of these kids are likely to make photography their livelihood, we teach them a skill that could prove useful to them and their community.
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That violence, along with the loss of livelihood for people who depend on local natural resources, becomes one of the drivers for migration, she points out.
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You probably depend on your Mac or PC for "real work," and so updating on day one could threaten that real work — literally threaten your livelihood.
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Farmers rely on land and livestock for their livelihood — and Heifer International is reporting that lifeline has been torn away from many families by Hurricane Matthew.
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And if any of you personally feel that your livelihood, your job, and your opportunities have been damaged as a result of this, come see me.
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He was our first and foremost diet guru, our first clean-eating advocate, and each one who came after has him to thank for their livelihood.
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"Our best available evidence shows that affirmation of gender identity is paramount to the survival, health, and livelihood of transgender and intersex people," the letter states.
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Poul Erik has had to start considering what to do if Danish boats are excluded from British waters, and what that would mean for his livelihood.
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It means a break with all that you know; your family, your livelihood, your friends, how to fit in, how to be part of a society.
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This is repetitive and time-consuming work, but as the moringa plant grows all year round and in the toughest of conditions, it's a sustainable livelihood.
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Because Fabbio's livelihood depended on his musical capabilities, a team was assembled to map the precise location of musical ability in the brain and preserve it.
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