I think the most private information is your medical record.
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We encourage people to keep their most private information private.
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Most private insurance companies don't have that kind of leeway.
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The provision applies to federal and most private student loans.
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Most private economists believe rates will remain on hold until 2019.
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That leaves most private businesses with less-transparent channels of financing.
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One, searches are essentially the most private thing on the internet.
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Complete strangers were consuming my most private moments without my permission.
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The text messages reveal some of Caelynn's most private sexual thoughts.
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Most private equity executives sell their shares upon leaving their firms.
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Mueller, the most private public figure in Washington, remains a mystery.
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AND IT'S VERY CONSISTENT, ACTUALLY, WITH WHAT MOST PRIVATE SECTOR FORECASTS HAVE.
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Taylor Swift's relationship with Joe Alwyn has been, perhaps, her most private.
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Even the most private and eccentric novelists—Thomas Bernhard, Samuel Beckett, or
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Eat Apricots are the most private fruit, loath to reveal their secrets.
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The new forecast is still more optimistic than most private economists' views.
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Ever wished you could put a FitBit in your most private part?
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People objectify my body, even when I'm in the most private place.
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But most private collections are not the centerpiece of a major museum.
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Most private hospitals have international patient departments to help you arrange financial matters.
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The actors ended their 4-year marriage in the most private of ways.
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It is unclear whether most private insurance companies cover the cost of testing.
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Simply put, fingerprint scanners have made our most private and important possession safe.
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Or more to the point: to a microphone in your most private spaces?
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"Most private detectives in China are in the mistress business," he tells me.
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Are you longing to bring the holiday spirit to your most private parts?
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Unlike most private sector workers, federal workers receive two effectively automatic pay increases.
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The moon enters Virgo and you're deeply reflecting on your most private emotions.
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"Brave is by far the most private of the browsers studied," Leith wrote.
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Alex is Spencer's most private and hidden self, let out of her cage.
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Sanders's plan abolishes most private insurance, raises taxes, and replaces the current Medicare program.
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It smelled a lot like urine, but it seemed like the most private place.
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The study looked at the colleges where students take out the most private loans.
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Most private and business customers will remain exempt from the fee on the credit balance.
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Most private-sector lenders rose with the Nifty private bank index ending 0.9 percent higher.
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The hardest pieces for me to write were the most private parts of the book.
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In the past few years, celebs haven't exactly hid the most private of their piercings.
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You'll feel this energy in the most private and most public areas of your life.
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They're largely inadmissible in court and it's illegal for most private companies to consult them.
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Close the carried interest loophole for most private equity, venture capital or real estate investors.
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The experts also advise thinking of Snapchat as one of the most private messaging apps.
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She eventually witnesses her daughter's most private teenage moments, and starts meddling in her life.
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Nevada also voted to require federal background checks on most private gun sales or transfers.
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Then there's the ultra-luxe Baros Residence, the most private and secluded of the villas.
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Most private companies, large and small, like having Wall Street take part in the IPO process.
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And, possibly, old-hat assumptions about what we really want from our most private of purchases.
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Hundreds of people here live even the most private moments of life out in the open.
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Because God knows he's been one of the most private and standup people I've ever met.
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The federal pension is head and shoulders better than most private pensions and even state pensions.
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Like most private companies, Theranos shares have not been made available to the general investing public.
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Another critical consideration is that, unlike most private litigants, federal officials can be legally present everywhere.
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Most private sector and state or local government employers with 20 or more employees offer COBRA.
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COBRA covers most private sector and state or local government employers with 20 or more employees.
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Instead, the agency agreed with most private forecasters that 1.9 percent was a more realistic assumption.
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Most private planes seem to be outfitted with luxurious leather seats like the ones Zhang described.
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The plan would forcibly prohibit most private health insurance, replacing it with a national insurance plan.
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Then there's the fact that government employees are unionized and most private-sector workers are not.
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Growers cannot buy federal crop insurance, and most private insurers shun the market for fear of penalties.
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And at this point, we don't expect the star to keep the most private moments to herself.
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Most private debt transactions in Spain involve borrowers that are backed by well-established private equity firms.
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The most private setting you can choose is to only allow "Friends" to look up your profile.
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Most private equity machers with substantial investment portfolios rake profits from the continued immiseration of the poor.
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Moreover, unlike most private hospitals in New York, Metropolitan offers private postpartum rooms at no extra cost.
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Most private forecasters' growth predictions for this year run closer to the Fed's than the White House's.
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"I thought of the most precious and most private information that we hold as humanity," he says.
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What good does a form letter do for someone whose most private data has just been stolen?
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The hidden cameras Why would a hospital place hidden cameras in three of its most private areas?
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Most private equity firms, though, are unable to underwrite and sell debt for their own leveraged buyouts.
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Currently, Medicare (as well as most private insurance) pays most doctors and hospitals for each service performed.
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The Moon is in Sagittarius, lighting up one of the most private, psychic sectors of your chart.
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But not one of the Democratic senators I talked to embraced passing legislation outlawing most private insurance.
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Even in their absence, they remain on my mind, in my thoughts and my most private prayers.
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He was seated at the most private area in the restaurant, which is still out in the open.
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"It is, by what is possible today, the most private system you could come up with," Lewis says.
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Rob Kardashian is a Pisces, which is widely considered the most private and reserved sign in the zodiac.
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But he understands that most private companies don't have access to the talent they had at the NSA.
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Twitter is just too expensive as it stands right now for most private equity firms to justify purchasing.
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Most private analysts expect a much lower valuation, but the government might still earn $50 billion or more.
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As with most private equity-backed IPOs, the buyout firms sold shares in the company to repay debt.
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"We have their most private information and we can start adding in features that make sense," Weiniger said.
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But, now that there's a hidden trove reserved for our most private — and dare-I-say basic — snaps.
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The pope's bedroom was used as a delivery room during that time, as it is the most private.
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The ACA requires drug treatment to be a covered service for most private insurers and under Medicaid expansion.
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Most private banks in the United States are reluctant to finance projects with perceived risk like affordable housing.
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In March 2019, an $18 million ranch on Billionaire Mountain's largest, most private lot went on the market.
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Under ObamaCare, most private plans are required to cover any "A" rated services without any patient cost-sharing.
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Under ObamaCare, most private plans are required to cover any "A" rated services without any patient cost-sharing.ADVERTISEMENT
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A measure in Maine would extend the requirement for background checks to include most private sales of guns.
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There are no homes above able to look down, making it the most private home in the area.
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In contrast to most private ISPs, NYC Mesh says it won't collect or monetize your private usage data.
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Most private South African land remains in white hands, making it a potent symbol of wider economic disparities.
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Most private insurance policies don't protect against damage from floods caused by storm surge, rain or overflowing rivers.
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The CIA used a company it secretly controlled to gain access to hundreds of countries' most private communications.
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Most private insurance policies don't protect against damage from floods caused by rain, overflowing rivers or storm surge.
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Genre fiction is often for private consumption, filled with sexually explicit details that indulge our most private desires.
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Most private sales are considered "as is," which means it's your responsibility to check everything works before you buy.
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The Dark Web was created by online activists who were trying to share content using the most private methods.
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In general terms, most private companies that transport passengers must apply for and receive a permit from the CPUC.
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" Still, she adds, "a woman shouldn't have to tell their most private reproductive stories just to keep our rights.
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Nagy deftly captures the way a political atmosphere of mistrust and manipulation can color even the most private interactions.
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The "celebrity hack" exposed these women's bodies against their will and turned their most private moments into public entertainment.
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Apple and most private security experts argue that government contractors and others can usually find means of cracking devices.
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Similar to most private banks, EFGInt has moderate exposure to on-balance sheet risks, reflecting its conservative risk appetite.
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Because it was the most private room, the pope's bedroom became a delivery room for several months in 1944.
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More than 100 House Democrats rallied around a "Medicare for all" bill that would eliminate most private health insurance.
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At most private equity firms and hedge funds, the share of profits paid to managers is about 20 percent.
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In my usual office, surrounded by thick walls and white-noise machines, they tell me their most private secrets.
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This is relevant because one substantial difference between Medicaid and most private coverage is the level of cost-sharing.
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I tend to believe that Stewart's personal account comes from the best, most private, most erratic part of her soul.
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And now this storefront wants to collect my most private piece of information from me just to raise an investigation!
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He also sent home Kristina (-13) in "the most private and respectful way possible," which was on TV. The end!
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But 1.53 proved challenging for most private investors, and many known for their consistency were finally humbled by negative portfolios.
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Consumers are waiting in fearful anticipation for the news that hackers have somehow gained access to their most private moments.
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With the disappearance of most private-sector benefits, the state/private differential on benefits has grown enormous, especially in Connecticut.
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Today should be fun, what with romantic Venus and abundant Jupiter meeting in the most private sector of your chart!
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Think of it this way: A quantum computer could instantly crack the encryption that protects the world's most private data.
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But researchers in this field have a huge obstacle: Sex is also one of the most private of human activities.
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Most private-equity funds are expected to generate relatively short-term returns for investors through a buyout or public listing.
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While Mike has been a fun, flirty, and respectful date, he has also bared his feelings and most private traumas.
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But most private companies have a sick pay scheme that compensates for the wage difference from the very first day.
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New York University, like most private colleges, comes with a hefty price tag: $50,464 a year for tuition and fees.
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Britain's economy has fared better in the three months after the EU vote than the BoE and most private economists expected.
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Others, like Gaffney, say most private overhead is lighting money on fire and the system would be fine in its absence.
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When ratings are unchanged, as is the case for most private companies, the bubbles incline upwards along a 45-degree angle.
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Kendall considers herself the most private of the Kardashian-Jenner clan, so we're glad to have these snapshots into her life.
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But Adebayo proves that their devotion, coarsened by the heartbreak of the most private crisis made excruciatingly public, never truly wavers.
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The best apps for exchanging your most private chats and photos are those that provide end-to-end encryption by default.
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With most private Russian wealth held offshore, Aslund argues that America and Europe can do more to challenge the crony capitalists.
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The new rule, known as Regulation Crowdfunding, allows most private companies to advertise shares for sale to anyone, regardless of income.
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This insidious discrimination pervades every aspect of people's lives, including one of the most private and vulnerable settings: the doctor's office.
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Most private investment to deal with climate change has gone into clean energy or other technologies to cut emissions so far.
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Your planetary ruler Venus, the planet of love and money, enters the most private sector of your chart on Monday evening.
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What distinguishes this month's deals is that they are larger than most private equity deals that have relied on equity funding.
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Dental coverage under most private health care plans isn't comprehensive, either — people who want it have to buy separate dental plans.
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Where the monarch received visitors was based on rank: the closer to the most private chambers, the higher ranking the guest.
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As a result, veterans too often encounter the kind of wrongdoing that wouldn't be tolerated at most private health-care providers.
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Most private insurers cover the expense of an A1C test, as do Medicaid and Medicare when the patient present risk factors.
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Its core offering relied on people sharing their most private financial information, at a time when people stopped trusting their banks.
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The school features meditation, yoga, and farm visitsWeGrow offers amenities that go far above and beyond what most private schools offer.
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The past month, in particular, has been turbulent for Hicks, who was one of the most private members of the administration.
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His "Medicare for all" plan would result in a substantial reduction in revenue compared to what most private insurance plans currently pay.
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In the digital age, doxing is a particularly blunt tool, one meant to terrorize and threaten people in their most private spaces.
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Photo: GettyFor Americans, the Social Security number (SSN) has long been considered one of the most private pieces of personally identifiable information.
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" The bill supports those efforts, he added, "with tough rules with real teeth to punish companies that abuse Americans' most private information.
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Under Obamacare, most private insurance is required to cover services that get the task force's "A" rating, such as the PrEP recommendation.
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The bill would expand background check requirements to most private sales, though firearm transfers between immediate family members would still be exempt.
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The big picture: The Affordable Care Act prohibits most private health plans from denying coverage to individuals based on their medical history.
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Bernie Sander of Vermont has a full-scale single-payer system would outlaw most private insurance benefits and cover everything, for everyone.
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"Fundraising was baked into the business model of most private colleges and universities more than a century ago," but after the recession.
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Most private-equity firms are private partnerships and do not face the level of scrutiny accorded to publicly listed firms like KKR.
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After all, tools that make the healthcare system easier to navigate sound great—unless they leave your most private personal information vulnerable.
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"Most private companies have to rely on their own sources of funding," Sheng told reporters at a press conference after the data.
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I wrote earlier that he grieved in private; I wrote a moment ago that he's the most private person I ever knew.
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Most private-sector banks are on course to meet the stricter "Basel 173" capital standards, which come into full effect in 2019.
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"Most private companies won't enter the space on a large scale because they can't see a chance to make money," Cai said.
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Membership in most private-sector unions has steadily declined, leaving organized labor under pressure to find new ways to demonstrate its influence.
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Turns out that 34 of the 100 schools where students take out the most private loans are saturated in one state: Pennsylvania.
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Most private lenders require borrowers to have a co-signer to get a loan at all or to get a better rate.
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A similar proposal in Nevada would require most private buyers and sellers to conduct a background check through a licensed gun dealer.
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In addition to the constant surveillance issue, the technology could also track us within our homes—traditionally the most private of places.
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If you went upstairs and you went into my bedroom and you found my diary, you would find my most private thoughts.
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Editorial Residents of Nevada voted in November to require background checks for most private gun sales, closing a loophole in federal law.
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The big picture: The WeWork debacle isn't yet having a tangible impact on most private market prices, despite headlines to the contrary.
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Kuwaiti nationals are guaranteed public-sector employment as part of the oil wealth distribution, while most private-sector employees are migrant workers.
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The pulsing two-part showpiece heralded a new dimension to our most private superstar, who had created her most personal album yet.
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It's also a quintessential example of the broader problem of people putting insecure internet-of-things devices into their most private spaces.
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Richard McPherson, Reza Shokri, and Vitaly Shmatikov Pixelation has long been a familiar fig leaf to cover our visual media's most private parts.
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The guarantee requires most private insurance plans to cover 18 distinct contraceptive methods without out-of-pocket costs, such as copays or deductibles.
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The decline in Japan's gross domestic product was the second in three quarters, and was sharper than most private sector economists had forecast.
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The Oscars ceremony is a big deal because the biggest and most private of celebrities will come out of the woodwork for it.
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Most private insurers do not charge patients if a polyp is found during a preventive screening, following Obama administration clarifications on the topic.
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"Those laws degrade the inherent dignity of affected individuals by outlawing their most private and intimate means of self-expression," the petition states.
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But I understand many people don't live in major metropolitan areas, and thus have access to probably the most private office nap spot.
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In 1988, after years of intense lobbying by unions, the Employee Polygraph Protection Act prohibited most private companies from using lie detector tests.
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Unlike most private foundations, the funding of Trump's own charity doesn't actually come from the candidate himself – at least not in recent years.
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The Moon is in emotional Water sign Pisces today, where it's lighting up one of the most private, sensitive sectors of your chart.
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Now you can see their most private parts within minutes, if you want — and plenty of the time when you really don't want.
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First, digital currency is the easiest, quickest, and most private way to launder money globally, in large part due to anonymous "privacy coins".
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And I'm sorrier still for the future generations that may never send or receive that most private symbol of personal warmth and attachment.
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They likely won't have to request access to our most private thoughts, either—as our smartphone addictions suggest, we'll serve them right up.
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Situated in the most private section of the Palma Bay in Mallorca, this former military fortress has now been converted into exclusive accommodation.
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On Tuesday, the government decided to close primary schools and on Wednesday the closings were extended to all public and most private schools.
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In other Fed news: Most private economists expect it to hold interest rates steady at least until June, according to a WSJ survey.
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Today, we have an old, adversarial labor union model that is inappropriate for the gig economy and uninteresting to most private-sector workers.
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In England, most private apartments are sold as long-term leases, with the building itself owned by a "freeholder," often an investment group.
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Most people had never heard of the company and had no idea it was handling some of their most private and personal messages.
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I've been attending Al-Anon meetings for more than two decades, sharing some of the most private and difficult experiences of my life.
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Steve King (R-Iowa) introduced the National Right-to-Work Act, which seeks to outlaw compulsory union membership in most private sector jobs.
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Most private credit funds also manage public and private Business Development Companies to provide funding for loans and source funding from retail investors.
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According to ACS, most private jet flights to the WEF in Davos came from Germany, France, the U.K., the U.S., Russia and the UAE.
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However, it does give the Stark family a central place of worship and helps to capture their most private moments in the weirwood network.
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Reilly's work blazes into our most private spaces, slyly proving that human connection might be the most elusive and captivating art of them all.
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I had traveled to Carrol's house after a restaurant luncheon at which Ilka, the most private person in my support group, had thrown up.
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Most private sector economists have reduced their forecasts in recent weeks too, but far more aggressively, with many closer to or even below 1.0%.
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While airline workers, unlike most private-sector workers, must receive permission from the government before they can strike, they have repeatedly demonstrated their anger.
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The Affordable Care Act, enacted in 2010, required most private health insurance plans to cover contraceptives without out-of-pocket costs (The Associated Press).
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Beyond just a sale, however, the Rockefeller Collection is also a window into the gilded lives of one America's richest and most private dynasties.
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Proponents of Medicare for all, by contrast, say the government should provide health coverage for everyone and want to eliminate most private insurance plans.
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"Here I was – literally, figuratively, completely naked – telling him and trusting him with my deepest, most private and painful secret," Hadden recalled of one partner.
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Federal and state governments and employees engaged in their official duties are shielded from most private lawsuits by a legal doctrine known as sovereign immunity.
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States could also choose whether to override the preventive services requirement under which most private plans have to cover birth control with no cost sharing.
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Nearly two years have passed since Joan Rivers' unexpected death, and now her daughter Melissa is sharing her mom's most private possessions with the world.
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The show will be a "never been seen account of one of the most private and guarded global superstars of our time," per Entertainment Weekly.
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The National Labor Relations Board (NLRB), an independent federal agency that regulates most private-sector labor relations, has set the voting day for February 15.
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It's about people, in satisfaction of their most private desires, giving themselves over to another person—moving out of themselves to be seen and felt.
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Nearly 48 million Americans suffer from some form of hearing loss, and yet hearing aids are not covered by Medicare or most private insurance plans.
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Nonetheless, Fitch maintains that TRF losses for most private banks would be manageable, even under a scenario where the yuan depreciates further to CNY29935/USD.
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Unlike the plans purchased on insurance exchanges, where individuals pay directly for their policies, employers pay for most private health insurance on their employees' behalf.
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Afghanistan remains heavily dependant on foreign aid, and the prolonged conflict has kept most private investment away, with disastrous effects for the economy, he said.
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Most private tanker operators in Delhi either illegally pump out fast depleting ground water or steal the water from government supplies, various government studies show.
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In Maine, voters rejected a proposal to more tightly regulate gun purchases by extending the requirement for background checks to most private sales of guns.
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Why is it legal for third parties to trade in our most private information, including credit card transactions, location and health data, and browsing history?
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Cronyism reigned, and, as with most private clubs, the council functioned largely as a status symbol, and occasionally as a lever to enact petty agendas.
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His narratives dominate state media and parts of the national curriculum, and his allies control most private media outlets and many universities and cultural institutions.
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The C.I.A., it seemed, had the capacity to conduct sweeping surveillance on what we had previously assumed were our safest and most private digital conversations.
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In some richer, cooler countries like Britain or Finland, air conditioning hasn't traditionally been needed, and most private homes do not have the equipment installed.
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While specifics vary, most private educational institutions provide full or partial tuition remission to employees, their spouses and their children who enroll at the institution.
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Regardless, it's long been known that Bitcoin is not the most private cryptocurrency around—its blockchain is completely transparent and viewable to anyone, after all.
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To those in the know, Mr. Raghavan is one of the most exciting young bassists in jazz, but he's also one of the most private.
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Britain's economy has withstood the Brexit vote shock better than most private economists expected, but it has lagged behind growth rates achieved in other advanced economies.
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It's easy to defend encryption in the context of most private discussions between adults, whether it's dissent against the government or of a more personal nature.
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Our thought bubble, from Axios' Sara Fischer: Most private equity firms understand a lot about execution, finance and markets, but are less steeped in technology trends.
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After having the most private aspects of her life dragged across cyberspace, you could easily imagine her wanting to move on and forget the whole ordeal.
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They're both the youngest and most private of the bunch, and find that they can exercise and hang out in comfortable silence, only exchanging light gossip.
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Among the provisions would be the effective elimination of a requirement that most private equity firms register their funds with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
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This incident along with countless others continues to prove that there's a lot left to be desired from companies who store our most private, personal data.
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The untitled show will be a "never been seen account of one of the most private and guarded global superstars of our time," per Entertainment Weekly.
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Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis and her younger sister Lee Radziwill were two of the most famous sisters in the world — and also two of the most private.
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Act II concludes with an aria: Akhnaten's pensive hymn to Aten, the young pharaoh's most private moment and some of Mr. Glass's most richly harmonic writing.
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I reiterated to Shawn my bewilderment that every millennial moment — even the most private — can be enjoyed only if it's documented and uploaded God knows where.
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The work, appropriately titled American Standard, was a fully-functional public indoor fountain, Terris explains on his website, that made the most private space incredibly public.
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There is no wholesale market for most private enterprises, forcing shopkeepers to buy inventory at state retail prices or resort to trickery or the black market.
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Text messages are among the most private information on your phone, so you might want to add an extra layer of privacy to your Messages app.
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Buy and hold: The value of infrastructure assets can be greater when they don't need to conform to the fixed duration of most private fund vehicles.
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We live in the Internet age, where hackers from the far reaches of the globe can access your most private data without even leaving the couch.
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Nevada voters, however, narrowly approved a proposal similar to Maine's, requiring most private buyers and sellers to conduct a background check through a licensed gun dealer.
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But should this reader push on, she will emerge with an enriched ear with which to listen to her many and various and most private conversations.
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Still, savvy guidance counselors and private consultants know all about this advantage, one that is available at most private schools across the country, including selective institutions.
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Your only purpose as a corporation, the reason you were created and remain a going concern, is to collect and maintain people's most private financial data.
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That is how most private companies, like Uber and Airbnb, are allowed to operate, because they have chosen not to tap the public markets for capital.
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At most private-equity shops, associates are responsible for sourcing deals and researching companies as part of the diligence process before their firm makes an investment.
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To contain the outbreak, the government restricted travel in and out of the city, shut down public transportation and banned most private cars on the roads.
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Medicare and most private insurance plans don't cover hearing aids, which can cost on average $2,400 out-of-pocket for a single device, according to Warren.
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And a public plan would likely be cheaper than most private coverage, creating a more affordable option and, supporters argue, bringing down prices throughout the market.
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Starting in June, the street will have a Select Bus Service route — faster buses where riders pay before boarding — and most private traffic will be banned.
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I mean, we are all uploading our most private information into Facebook every day, and they're making ... Well, that's because we're waiting to sue Mark Zuckerberg.
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She returned home May 19, but still hasn't been seen publicly, which the Post noted is an "unusually long absence" for even the most private presidential spouses.
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New York allows state Medicaid coverage for abortion, and most private insurers also cover the procedure, said Liz Krueger, a state senator and sponsor of the bill.
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Cramer was concerned about the company's balance sheet, as with most private equity backed IPOs; it has little cash and nearly $400 million in long-term debt.
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Many of the contestants cry while revealing painful histories, and publicly talk about and process some of their most private struggles with unavailable fathers, or complicated divorces.
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The rules reinstate restrictions on most private travel to the country, with the exception of Cuban Americans, and forbids visitors from doing business with military-controlled institutions.
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More than two decades after apartheid's demise, most private land remains in the hands of the country's white minority, making it a vivid symbol of wider disparities.
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Aviation is not covered by the Paris agreement to limit climate change, and most private jets are excluded from CORSIA, a carbon-offsetting scheme involving most airlines.
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Some reformers have argued that teachers, like most private sector workers, should have 401(k) investment accounts instead of pensions that guarantee an annual income during retirement.
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Simply, technology has enabled―if not forced―us to project our most private interior selves into places that can be observed and recorded with few legal limits.
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Most private hospitals, he added, adhere to standards and the AHPI has also been advising its member hospitals to bring in more transparency in the billing process.
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You're minding your business, playing a game or scrolling through social media, and all the while they're gathering your most private information direct from your brain signals.
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It was much more intimate, exposing my heart—my deepest, most private vision of my own future—to a judge who would decide if it was worthy.
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Even our most private documents— those that, in other eras, we would have locked safely in a desk drawer or destroyed—now reside on third party servers.
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Of course, the intended effect will be to dissuade most private insurance plans on the individual market, and likely many employer-provided plans, from covering abortion care.
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With the planet of communication, Mercury, entering Aquarius and highlighting the most private area of your chart, you will be extra sneaky during the start of 2016!
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Most private mortgage investors were not bound by the moratoriums since any federal guarantees on those loans had expired when the mortgages were resold at discounted prices.
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That speaks as much to the relative strength of Mr. Orban's base as it does to his gerrymandering and his allies' takeover of most private news outlets.
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Congress created the program in 1968 after most private insurers stopped selling flood policies or began charging very high premiums because the business had become too risky.
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We decide to sleep in the third-floor bedroom since it's the most private and also because it has a queen-sized bed instead of a king.
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"It is not concern and focus of mine," said Trump, who has proved to be one of the most private and guarded first ladies in modern history.
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Critics have said that the proposal goes too far because it would involve eliminating most private health insurance and could reshuffle the finances of major health care companies.
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While the best plan for snoop avoidance is a dumb home, here are some tactics to employ to keep your smart home out of your most private affairs.
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"Senator Jeff Flake led the charge to overturn FCC rules that kept consumer's most private information safe," Joshua Karp, a spokesman for the group, said in a statement.
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ESPN further reports that Manziel was seated in "the most private area" of the restaurant—still wearing the wig and 'stache—and later partied in dark VIP rooms.
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But since then, she has been completely out of the spotlight, which theWashington Post notes is an "unusually long absence" for even the most private of presidential spouses.
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But most private insurance is job-based, where the risk of losing your coverage is lower because your share of your premium automatically comes out of your paycheck.
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Under the Affordable Care Act, most private health insurance plans must cover certain recommended preventive service, including those on the A list, without any charge to the patient.
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Beyoncé's public revelation of her weight was a real bombshell, as it represents for many women (myself included) one of the most private details of a woman's pregnancy.
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Speaking with your family members or roommates, people who see the most private side of you, can give you a clear idea of this piece of your identity.
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Most private land remains in the hands of the white minority more than two decades after the end of apartheid, making it a vivid symbol of wider disparities.
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The flood insurance program was created in 1968, after most private insurance companies stopped writing homeowners' flood coverage, and is now run by the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
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"Wyoming has always prided itself on being a state where you don't mess with your neighbor, and here they are invading their neighbor's most private moments," Blue said.
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Most private polling indicates a fierce three-way battle to advance to a runoff from the March 220 primary, and a very real chance Bush gets boxed out.
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"Most private clubs, there's not many left anymore and I don't think we will issue a license anymore...most of them don't follow the rules anyway," he said.
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Health data is some of the most private data you have, so it's worth being mindful of where that information is shared and how it could be used.
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Private college consulting is "almost like the wild West": From $300 consultations to $1.5 million full-service packages, most private college consulting is legal — but almost totally unregulated.
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However, the show is still a timely exploration of the ways that trauma, grief, and abuse can drive people apart while infiltrating the most private parts of their lives.
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" Most forecasts reflect the Washington chaos and global slowing: Jon Hilsenrath, The Wall Street Journal's global economics editor, writes: "Most private economists expect U.S. growth to slow in 2019.
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It's interesting to think about how you can perform gender in a public space like a stage but also in the most private space in the world: during sex.
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Comey made clear it Thursday that even in the most private setting, there are officials working for the President who felt the same level of distrust about their leader.
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A journalist asked Tinder for the data it had on her and got back 800 pages of detailed information which, if hacked, could have exposed her most private life.
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TrickPics, as they're calling it, is an app that let's you put little filters over your most private bits so you can share them on regular social media platforms.
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Weeping angry tears, Angela allowed herself this bitterness when the funeral was over, mocking herself and her mother—but only when she was alone, in her most private thoughts.
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Rising healthcare costs, the elimination of most private pensions, and our increasingly long lifespans have made the quest for retirement an arduous, taxing journey that leaves many people behind.
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Some veterans advocates doubt that's really what privatizing their health services is about, especially given that VA healthcare is already equal or superior in quality to most private options.
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Under current federal law, most private and employer-based insurance plans are required to cover contraceptives as "essential health benefits," without imposing any cost-sharing burdens on the customer.
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They give the impression of an author who believes that our most private and painful experiences are often not, in fact, the ones through which we learn the most.
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Your psychic intuition gets a major boost as Mercury and Venus also enter Libra during this full moon and activate one of the most private sectors of your chart.
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The government is able to pay doctors and hospitals lower prices for Medicare patients than most private insurance does because it sets the prices and covers so many people.
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Lampert stuck with Sears longer than most private equity investors, which typically have a much quicker trigger on moving into bankruptcy and then liquidation once losses start to mount.
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"My life in psychiatry has provided me with access to people's deepest feelings, their most private secrets, and to the responsibilities of being entrusted by such access," he concluded.
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Separately, Sanders unveiled a universal health-care plan on Wednesday, which would eliminate most private health insurance by creating a government-run system to provide health insurance for all Americans.
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In Kenya, teachers are paid less than those in government schools (though more than in most private schools) and are rewarded or fired partly on the basis of their performance.
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She returned home May 19, but was completely out of the spotlight this week, which the Post notes is an "unusually long absence" for even the most private presidential spouses.
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Most private economists have pared their growth forecasts to 6.3-6.4 percent for 2016/17, citing the impact of the demonetization, which they reckon will linger for one more year.
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Lebanon will also close all non-essential public institutions and ask that most private companies suspend work and people remain in their homes except for "extreme necessity", the minister said.
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There's still uncertainty about the exact way to do it, but most private pollsters are persuaded by the necessity of change — uncertainty is no longer an excuse to do nothing.
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In order to be taxed at the lower capital gains rate, as most private equity firms are, hedge funds would have to hold their positions for more than 12 months.
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Most private animal shelters require you, by contract, to return the animal if you no longer want it ... instead of selling it or even giving it away to someone else.
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It purposely avoids answering the question of why he and his team would want to increase the chances that a foreign government has easy access to our most private places.
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Most private providers won't take on new patients beyond the 21980th week of pregnancy because of the medical and legal risks; some set the cutoff as early as 260 weeks.
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His control of state media and his influence over most private outlets gave him "a notable advantage," according to election observers from the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe.
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This data is highly valuable to advertisers for providing targeted ads online, but would mean a wider array of companies would have access to some of your most private online information.
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Caption: In a more masochistic, earlier privacy experiment, Depoorter wrote a piece of software that randomly posted a screenshot from his computer once a day, unpredictably revealing his most private affairs.
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All commercial and most private aircraft also have to communicate with Air Traffic Control (ATC), people on the ground who logistically coordinate which aircraft taxi, take off, and land at airports.
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The government's growth estimates were higher than those seen by the central bank and most private-sector economists, while the inflation projections are more subdued than the central bank's rosy forecasts.
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Most private bus drivers in Bangladesh do not get paid a salary, but earn commission for the number of people they pick up, leading them to race each other for passengers.
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Although she returned home May 19, she remained out of the spotlight this past week, which the Post notes is an "unusually long absence" for even the most private presidential spouses.
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Even for the most private new dads, the June holiday is the perfect time for even the most camera-shy guys to be the center of a Father's Day shout-out.
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While most private refineries in China are near the coast, Baota's main facilities are in the landlocked province of Ningxia, and it has to rely on rail to bring in crude.
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Most private owners, even those who care about and want to rescue these animals, can't provide the care, space, and environment that they need, a situation that can end in disaster.
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The White House Council of Economic Advisers last month projected the economy to grow at 3 percent of GDP throughout Trump's tenure, far faster than most private and public sector estimates.
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Despite their reputation for being opulent extravagances, most private jets are used by businesses to help executives and managers reach far-flung sites in a more efficient way than flying commercially.
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Patients would be loath to tell the truth, he said, if they knew their most private health information was going to end up on the internet, even without their name attached.
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Over two decades after the end of apartheid, most private land in South Africa remains in the hands of the white minority, making it a potent symbol of wider economic disparities.
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After all, the hard-charging lawyer is virtually family to the President and, as his personal fixer for over a decade, is in a position to know his most private business.
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That's up from 35,000 restaurants six months ago, and the company claims it has doubled its GMV over that same period, although — like most private companies — it didn't divulge specific data.
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A likely factor for the decline is increased accessibility of contraception under the Affordable Care Act, which required most private health insurance plans to cover contraceptives without out-of-pocket costs.
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Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) is reintroducing his Medicare-for-all proposal in the Senate amid a raging debate in the 2020 Democratic presidential primary over abolishing (most) private health insurance.
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One of these startups, Secret Double Octopus—yes, that's its real name—says it's come up with a new way to protect our most private information as it zips through the web.
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In the modern era, the home is very much the locus of lived science fiction, our most private space made uncanny by the invasion of technologies with names like Alexa and Nest.
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"While nothing is 100% foolproof, we believe the combination of our end-to-end encryption, ephemerality, and now complete screenshot-prevention makes Confide the most private and secure messenger available," he claims.
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"As with the social media sites or search engines we use, our broadband providers can monitor and misuse our most private information," the group's policy counsel Gaurav Laroia said in a statement.
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Many of the broad strokes are the same: Both bills would eliminate most private insurance and most existing federal health programs, moving everyone in the country into a new single-payer system.
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Yet, hearing aids are not covered by medicare or most private insurance plans and only around 14 percent of Americans with hearing loss can afford to pay for them out of pocket.
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One of the biggest concerns that people have about the data being collected by Google and Facebook is the access it gives these companies to the most private details of our lives.
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They trained a spotlight on the court's most private proceeding, the weekly closed-door conference at which the justices, unaccompanied by law clerks or secretaries, meet to set the country's legal agenda.
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The United States is the only developed nation that doesn't offer some kind of national paid maternity leave, and most private sector workers in particular don't have access to paid family leave.
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Mr. Brady's tweak would have no impact at all on most private equity managers, who typically buy companies, restructure and refinance them, and then sell them, usually after seven to 10 years.
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Rival Uber accounts for most private hire trips in London but on November 25, Transport for London (TfL) on Monday said it would not renew Uber's license to operate in the city.
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To DeepMind's credit, its new project depends less on trendy ideas than an apparent desire to solve a real problem in the real world—one that involves the most private and personal information.
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It is for that reason, and my desire to make the healthiest choice for myself, and hopefully for Johnny, that I am attempting to resolve this matter in the most private way possible.
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And the award for Hollywood's most private couple goes to … Alicia Vikander and Michael Fassbender might be two of Hollywood's biggest stars, but the ultra-private couple prefer to keep a low profile.
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Since returning home on May 19, the first lady has been completely out of the spotlight, which the Post notes is an "unusually long absence" for even the most private of presidential spouses.
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That is, regardless of state, most private insurance plans still can't impose lifetime/annual maxes, the [essential health benefits] remain unchanged, there are strict [out-of-pocket] maximums that plans can't go over.
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Britain's economy has withstood the Brexit vote shock better than most private economists expected at the time of the vote but it has lagged behind growth rates seen in most other leading economies.
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She returned home May 19, but has since remained completely out of the spotlight, which the Washington Post recently noted is an unusually long absence for even the most private of presidential spouses.
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While most private companies are not subject to First Amendment liability, there are certain exceptions in cases where the private company is serving a public function or is closely intertwined with the government.
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Rae's character was a modern 30-something unlike any seen on television to date -- she had flaws, good friends and freestyling abilities that invited viewers into the most private corners of her mind.
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All we know is that she chose to disappear, to live out her days away from headlines and away from the hypnotists and psychologists who claimed they could unlock her most private thoughts.
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The bathroom is the last room where we try to impress, the most private space and the space where we are probably at our worst — sometimes at our least confident, often barely awake.
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Federal loans, unlike most private loans, come with protections, like the option to defer payments if you lose your job and flexible repayment programs that tie your monthly payment amount to your income.
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This is the one that most private equity executives have been dreading since Barack Obama first walked into the White House, but which was a victim of bipartisan inaction on corporate tax reform.
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"Most private equity firms have a ton of dry powder to put to work and have been complaining about high valuations," said Jake Mincemoyer, head of law firm White & Case's Americas banking unit.
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His government has systematically starved independent outlets of state advertising revenues and squeezed their owners' other business interests — encouraging most private media companies to either censor their coverage or sell to Orban allies.
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Most private insurers are willing to cover the testing; it's far less expensive than paying for unnecessary treatment, or treatment late in the course of a disease that should have been identified sooner.
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The National Flood Insurance Program was created in 1968, after most private insurance companies stopped writing homeowners' flood coverage because they could not charge premiums high enough to cover the potentially catastrophic costs.
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Hetauda municipality now delivers at least six hours of running water a day, at 60 percent of the price the state charges in the capital, which has shut out most private water providers.
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It's a kind of emotional and temporal displacement, as if our most private histories were being revised against our will; as if the past had been called into question, along with the future.
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Today's supervised deep learning — where most private investment is made — is data hungry, power hungry, lacks versatility, is incapable of thinking rationally, and only learns by observation — which makes it prone to bias.
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If you ever wake up feeling kind of down, just take a second to remember that you share your most private secrets, your company's intellectual property, and your dog's digestive issues over online chat.
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"My bill creates radical transparency for consumers, gives them new tools to control their information and backs it up with tough rules with real teeth to punish companies that abuse Americans' most private information."
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The smart home hub is designed to have an always-on mic listening for its wake word – a particular concern when bringing these devices into some of the most private spots in our home.
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"They created state-sponsored discrimination against transgender individuals who simply seek to engage in the most private of functions in a place of safety and security," she said at a news conference in Washington.
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Most private insurers — such as Liberty Mutual and Allianz — currently are used to cover high-value homes and provide coverage beyond the NFIP's limit, but companies are expanding into "first dollar" coverage, Yeates said.
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I clearly remember feeling the lump in my throat when I was done talking—not just because I'm terrible at public speaking, but mostly because I genuinely felt touched hearing everyone's most private stories.
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Aides to Mr. Trump, and allies of the administration, readily acknowledged that the president sprinkles most private interactions with profanity and rolled their eyes at suggestions that previous presidents did not use such language.
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As member companies whose innovations help to drive the success and growth of the digital economy, we understand the need to protect our users' physical safety and the safety of their most private information.
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"Most private companies are still struggling ... This round of recovery was based on government sector spending last year and I don't think that's going to last with the crackdown on financial leverage," Xie said.
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Net Worth: $35 million Kendall JennerThe most private of the KarJenner clan, Kendall was the world's highest-paid model last year for the second year in a row — earning $22.5 million in just 12 months.
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That specific feeling—that I wasn't enough for my husband due to my upbringing—is my ugliest, most private one—and this is at the heart of every story about Meghan's relationship with her father.
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The Bank of England and the International Monetary Fund forecast growth of 2.0 percent for this year, before a modest slowdown in 2018, while most private-sector economists see a rather weaker expansion this year.
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Until now, only accredited investors, meaning those with an annual income of at least $200,000 or a net worth of at least $1 million, have been permitted to take equity stakes in most private companies.
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Roughly one in four trauma cases at Lincoln Medical Center involve penetrating trauma — gunshots or knife wounds — compared with about 5 percent at most private hospitals, and so a trauma surgeon is always on duty.
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Jane Wilkinson, a director of the Climate Policy Initiative with a background of working in Indonesia, said that for most private investors, "various forms of risk – perceived or real – are the biggest barriers" to investment.
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Yet despite the growing realization of how much outside views shape even our most private behavior, we can still experience the mechanics of our own desire — never mind that of others — as a fundamental mystery.
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Like most private equity firms, Apollo collects a management fee from investors and earns 20 percent of profits from the firm's investments, once its investors recoup their original money and reap profits of their own.
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And as of last month, most private health insurers are now required to offer the medication — which has a list price of about $2,100 per month — at no out-of-pocket cost to their policyholders.
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And as of last month, most private health insurers are now required to offer the medication — which has a list price of about $2,100 per month — at no out-of-pocket cost to their policyholders.
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Through its control of both the state news media and most private news outlets, it censored coverage of the movement, even as it spread from the capital, Budapest, to the countryside, where protests are rare.
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Especially since most private jets are nicer than the homes or apartments you will live in, But even though we can't all be billonaires and enjoy the perks of our own personal plane, we can dream.
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Unlike most private-sector workers, caterers and other airline workers are covered by the Railway Labor Act, whose purpose is to avoid chaos in the rail and airline industries because of their importance to interstate commerce.
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Most private sector forecasters foresee growth closer to 2.15 percent, the Congressional Budget Office projects numbers between 202018 and 1.9 percent, and the Federal Reserve expects growth between 1.8 and 2 percent in the long run.
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Bringing blessings to the most private parts of your life is Venus's entry into Cancer on July 3—this is a lovely time to connect with your family (blood or chosen) and connect with your ancestors.
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But while some polls show majority public support for single-payer, that support declines substantially when faced with trade-offs like the elimination of most private coverage or higher taxes — two components of Mr. Sanders's plan.
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By the end of the summer more than 22015,211 projects, most private but all approved by the city, were underway, with historic squares like Madeleine, Bastille and Nation transformed to make them more friendly to pedestrians.
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Elizabeth Warren (public option + Medicare-for-all): For the first two years, most private insurance options would remain, as would Medicare and Medicaid, and a new government plan would be made available for anyone to join.
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What stretches across Alatalo's diverse body of work is an interest in public and private narratives, and how images and other commercial methods tap into these narratives, revealing what's universal in even our most private longings.
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Jenner shares that she's the most private and avoids over-sharing on social media — a rule she followed after her recent Pepsi commercial controversy, when she chose to remain quiet until an appearance at Coachella this weekend.
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The sociologist William Davies has dubbed this complex of ideas ''the happiness industry,'' wherein your most private emotions and — through the introduction of ''wellness'' programs at work — even your health are now intimate concerns of your boss.
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A part of Romano's unease with S-Town derives from the fact that many of the most private details Reed unearths about McLemore did not come from the man himself, nor could he have given his permission.
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It's certainly nice (and crucial) for the agencies responsible for overseeing these age-verification efforts to have privacy and security in mind when it comes to what are, inarguably, some of site users' most private viewing habits.
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Far too many are forced to make the latter choice -- Medicare and most private insurance plans do not cover the cost of these critical devices; and most people with hearing loss need two, one for each ear.
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Since DBS is approved by the Food and Drug Administration for the treatment of Parkinson's Disease, Medicare and most private insurance carriers will cover most, if not all, of the costs of the operation, according to NPF.
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"The iCloud's design for 'warrant friendliness' is precisely why the security of the system was also weak enough to allow hackers to break into these women's accounts and steal all of their most private information," Zdziarski wrote.
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And it's a shame because as much as we may trust our best friends and close relatives, we rarely disclose to them that most private and sensitive aspect of our personal information: the state of our money.
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As the New York Times's Nate Cohn wrote last fall, most private pollsters who work with campaigns had begun adjusting on education in the wake of 2016, while fewer public pollsters had appeared to take this step.
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But the First Amendment and the principles that guide most private higher education institutions in our country dictate that the entire campus must be a free speech zone, allowing for the open exchange of even controversial ideas.
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One reason Mr. Legorreta won the financing arms race was that he kept all his investments in one "evergreen" fund, unlike most private equity firms, which raise new funds every few years, according to bankers and investors.
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"The challenge is going to be finding 10 patients they can transplant who have coverage," Aguiar said, noting that Medicaid and most private insurance companies won't pay for heart transplants at programs that don't have Medicare approval.
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In this issue, we look at the myriad forces that can shape our identities, with a focus on that space that sits between the digital and the corporeal, and touches our most private and most public selves.
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Most private economists, including Goldfajn when he was head of research for lender Itau Unibanco, have projected that the central bank will start cutting rates in the second half of the year as inflation is expected to ease.
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Unsurprisingly, government jobs are highly sought after in India where most private-sector employment is informal: last year 2.3 million people applied for 13 low-level state jobs in Uttar Pradesh that required only a primary school education.
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You may not be a pop star, but it's still a cautionary tale about how tiny details in your smartphone photos could be used to figure out one of your most private pieces of information — where you live.
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"In that kind of aircraft, the Piper 34, the Seneca, it's simply a dual control aircraft, as most private planes are, and there's no way to shut down ... one side of the controls or the other," Goelz said.
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When DuBois follows his family members into their most private spaces, and when he captures them in moments of utter vulnerability, we are never entirely sure if he's driven by compassion or a desire to document a story.
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Removed from the market forces at play in the rest of the country, federal employees and politicians are insulated from the effects of their own actions, while getting privileges that most private sector workers can only dream of.
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After all, it can be hard to get a true reading of your business partner in Jakarta, Indonesia, if you are sitting in New York, London or Hong Kong, as is the case with most private equity shops.
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While most private insurers are good actors who pay at or close to full billed charges, there are some in the industry who will not negotiate in good faith and refuse to recognize the true cost of service.
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These new features offered the company a good opportunity to emphasize its policies designed to protect what Apple's senior vice president of software engineering, Craig Federighi, referred to as the most private of all types of personal information.
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This approach is consistent with laws passed by Congress in the 1990s to require that most private securities fraud lawsuits be filed in the federal courts rather than state courts and impose heightened standards for proving a violation.
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More to the point, they created state-sponsored discrimination against transgender individuals who simply seek to engage in the most private of functions in a place of safety and security, a right taken for granted by most of us.
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Asked if he had market-share targets for private banks and public sector banks in India, Rai said no, adding that public sector banks are crucial for infrastructure and long-term project lending that most private banks don't provide.
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Private equity professionals Most private equity professionals are D to the core - they are sure of their view, and willing to conduct a campaign to build a consensus around their thesis internally and then drive value at portfolio companies.
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The kingdom, which reported 67 new infections on Wednesday to bring its total to 238, has also suspended most private sector activities and cut its state budget by nearly 5%, as the outbreak and low oil prices threaten growth.
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If approved, it would greatly expand access to the $803,000-a-year drug regimen, since most private health plans are required under the Affordable Care Act to cover the full cost of the preventive services recommended by the panel.
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Most private economists have lowered India's growth forecast to around 5% for the 2019/20 fiscal year, after the central bank cut its growth estimate to 5.0% last month, citing weakening demand and a slowdown in global economic activity.
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Stewart's book brought the reader inside the room of the most private meetings and discussions among the likes of the famed arbitrageur Ivan Boesky and the financier Michael Milken, as well as those prosecuting them, led by Rudy Giuliani.
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Most private security companies were dismantled under the previous Afghan government, and some sources suggested that KBSS had gotten its license back about two years ago with the help of officials close to Abdullah Abdullah, the government's chief executive.
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There is no consensus on how much of the 87 percent remains in white hands, but it is generally accepted that most private property in South Africa is owned by whites who account for less than 10 percent of the population.
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Even when we aren't looking to deploy money in the public market, we probably spend more time listening to quarterly conference calls than most private investors, because when you're thinking about diligence, that's some of the best information out there.
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People are hard-wired to seek connection; technologically mediated text messages are not the same as making eye contact with another human being who is intently listening to you as you start to say your most private thoughts out loud.
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Over the last year, Eva Galperin says she's learned the signs: the survivors of domestic abuse who come to her describing how their tormentors seem to know everyone they've called, texted, and even what they discussed in their most private conversations.
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Admittedly, it's odd to think that we may be the involuntary participants in a strange sort of voyeurism, with our simulators looking down on us like the gods of ancient myths and religions, aware of even our most private moments.
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The chooser comments on even their most private parts, noting a circumcised penis or the perkiness of a pair of breasts, as they decide who to kick off based on their weird knees or genitals that don't meet their standards.
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Most private homes and guest houses struggle to treat their waste water as municipal plants are overloaded and domestic equipment often malfunctions for the same reason, meaning that sewage is discharged directly into the rivers and canals that feed Lake Baikal.
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Experts generally advise against refinancing federal student loans with private loans because they come with consumer protections that most private loans lack — like income-based repayment options and the right to forbearance, or a temporary halt to the requirement to pay.
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On Thursday evening at 10:52 PM, the Moon in confident, fiery Aries harmonizes with your planetary ruler Mercury, which is retrograde in the most private, quiet sector of your chart—this aspect will bring sweet dreams and peace of mind.
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"It's a case that has a lot of implications for how we view Canadians' privacy interests in their own bodies, and in particular the genital area, the most private and one of the most important parts of the body," she said.
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Unfortunately, the world doesn't have a constant quantity of problems, and while governments and most private businesses are focused on tackling the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, companies like Genecis Bioindustries are working on technologies to solve another major problem: climate change.
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While billed as "Medicare for All," both these plans would be more generous than traditional Medicare and most private insurance plans: They would eliminate all co-pays and deductibles and include costly services like long-term care, which Medicare doesn't cover.
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"We set out to create the best and most private maps app on the planet that is reflective of how people explore the world today," said Eddy Cue, senior VP of internet software and services at Apple, in a press release.
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Yet today, breaking down the "door" in one phone could simultaneously break down the doors in millions of other phones, giving thieves, hackers, foreign governments, terrorists, and other bad actors access to our most private financial, health, business, and personal information.
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Cameron and his finance minister, George Osborne, have tried repeatedly to focus voters on the economic risks of leaving the EU's single market, pointing to forecasts of a hit from the International Monetary Fund, the Bank of England and most private economists.
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Believe it or not, the world's biggest corporations will pay you top dollar to hack the heck out of their most private stores of data; it's the best way to pinpoint the lapses in their security measures and make sure they're adequately addressed.
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The ensuing data dumps are so staggeringly large that it's easy to lose perspective that the contents of each of those hundreds of millions of records may represent a person, and grant access to some of their most private communications or digital spaces.
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Prince, 22, recently graduated from Loyola Marymount University in May and was joined by little brother Bigi — the most private of the siblings, who dropped "Blanket" in 2015 and is currently a 17-year-old high school student — at his commencement ceremony.
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Whether you see it as a well-meaning extension of the company's commitment to convenience or its latest attempt to invade and commercialize our most private spaces, Amazon Key is emblematic of the broader e-commerce industry's quest to enter our homes.
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We knew it was going to be an important scene, because if the whole movie is about the ghost watching people in their most private moments and being unable to affect what they're going through, that's the most intense version of that.
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The email addresses and phone numbers you have associated with your friends, relatives, and colleagues represent a chunk of the most private data on your computer, so you want to be absolutely sure these details aren't leaking to places that they shouldn't.
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The Moon is in Scorpio today, illuminating the friendship sector of your chart, but your focus will also turn to your home and family—Mercury and Venus both enter Fire sign Aries, illuminating one of the most private sectors of your chart.
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Republicans are, by most appearances, thrilled — or at least relieved — to be running against Mr. Sanders and his plan, which would wipe out most private health insurance coverage, with prominent Republican politicians from President Trump on down taking repeated swipes at the idea.
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While most private Catholic schools in the province have become public and opened their doors to women, St. Michael's stuck to tradition, raising its tuition rates, which now run around $15,000 (about 20,000 Canadian dollars) and pouring money into its sports programs.
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In a prepared statement Apple senior vice president Eddy Cue said that the completion of the US map and delivery of the new features are "important steps" in creating what he referred to as the best and most private maps in the world.
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"We set out to create the best and most private maps app on the planet that is reflective of how people explore the world today," said Eddy Cue, Apple's senior vice president of Internet Software and Services, in a statement about the launch.
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With more and more of our most private interactions happening online—banking, filing taxes, communicating with loved ones— and with today's security, encryption, and authentication capabilities, we're running out of excuses: our next president should make online voting and voter registration a national standard.
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As such, Bank of Israel economists expect a 15 basis point rate increase to 0.25 percent by the end of 2018, although most private economists believe inflation will move back to its target only in 2019, with the first rate hike also next year.
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" She says the difference is that while she is able to reveal her most private feelings to thousands of people while performing stand-up, she often finds herself overwhelmed at parties and stands in a corner "hoping no one will come talk to me.
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The whole process requires providing a lot of your most private information to Google and (probably) pharmaceutical companies who want to see the anonymized data, which — given Google makes much of its sweet, sweet cash by selling data — is not something to take lightly.
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The ACA requires most private insurance plans to cover vaccination at no cost for people ages 219 through 26 (both men and women), though following FDA approval for people ages 27 to 45, insurance plans might start covering the vaccine for this group as well.
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But she went on to reveal to her 1,326 Facebook friends what for seven years had been one of her most private secrets: that she had been assaulted by a senior male colleague while an 18-year-old intern at a film-promotion company.
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Timothy Kaldas, a nonresident fellow at the Tahrir Institute for Middle East Policy, said that wealthy Egyptians spent a significant amount on education, and that most private schools based tuition on the value of the dollar, because they had many foreigners as faculty members.
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And, uh: One of the most private places online you can go is a direct message—and the exhibition compares this type of interaction to the bathroom (though the metaphor doesn't quite work here: the loo is usually a place that you occupy alone).
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In addition to American intelligence agencies, most private researchers also say they believe that the D.N.C. and Podesta hackings were carried out on orders of Russian government officials, though a few skeptics say they believe the case is unproven by the evidence made public.
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"The court four decades ago could not possibly have imagined the world we live in today, where it's really impossible to go through our daily lives without records of our most private activities being saved on the servers of companies we have relationships with," Wessler told us.
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What they're saying: "Patients in hospitals expect to encounter doctors and nurses when getting treatment, not film crews recording them at their most private and vulnerable moments," Roger Severino, the director of HHS' Office of Civil Rights, said in a statement yesterday about the Boston settlements.
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All the usual reasons why you might need a separate communications device to your main phone—traveling across high-risk areas, working in any kind of activism, and so on—are reasons to think about getting an iPod Touch for some of your most private chats.
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Obviously, it's a lot of look for most private homes (though more power to you if you choose to DIY something like this — please send us a picture), but if looking at it doesn't make you want to invest in some wallpaper, we don't know what will.
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The case, being heard in a courthouse in downtown St. Petersburg, near Mr. Bollea's hometown, has raised fundamental issues about privacy rights and freedom of the press in a technologically nimble age in which anyone can publish the most private and salacious pictures and videos online.
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While it is illegal for most private-sector employers to retaliate against workers for discussing wages — and in 2014, President Obama signed an executive order prohibiting federal contractors from retaliating against employees who talk about pay — penalties for those who break those rules are often weak.
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And while she is perhaps the most private first lady in modern history, she's not the first woman in her position who has chafed at the scrutiny from the public and the press — and at times simply decided to ignore them completely, rather than explain herself.
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The good vibes may have had something to do with the general atmosphere of the event — overlooking the glittering downtown skyline as drinks flowed and garden lights twinkled — or perhaps the semi-voyeuristic high that comes along with peeking at other people's once-prized possessions and most private thoughts.
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Speaking at a forum hosted by AARP in Iowa on Monday, Biden criticized Sanders' proposal to abolish most private insurance and have every American moved, in a multi-stage process over four years, onto a generous insurance plan provided by the government through an expanded version of Medicare.
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Our villa complex has a total of 20 bedrooms (four bedrooms per house), so we're splitting the cost of the place based on room size (those with private room and bathroom paying the most; private room and shared bathroom the middle; shared room and shared bathroom paying the least).
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To the northeast there is Dowth, the smallest, least well-known of the passage tombs and, from the road, the most private of the three sites — over the top of the hedgerow, I could see the passage mound bulging green and uneven, the absolute emblem of mysterious privacy.
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They include a Pulitzer Prize-winning biographer whose work revealed some of King's most private inner struggles, scholars who have studied and taught King's life for decades, and a close friend who was with King at the Lorraine Motel and remembers his peculiar mood during his last moments.
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But undocumented status is an especially cruel predicament for a student like her looking to go to college — without a legitimate Social Security number, she couldn't fill out the FAFSA paperwork, meaning she couldn't qualify for a Pell Grant, other forms of public aid, in-state tuition, or most private scholarships.
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Fast forward 130 years to 2012, when Metro Loft Management bought the building and saw a different vision for it — luxurious condos and penthouses fit for some of the world's richest and most private people, nestled in the heart of one of the most desired neighborhoods of New York City.
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One credit card expert told Hill that he suspects "there is a lot of data that they are mining from this," which led her to the conclusion that the most private path is to use the card only for Amazon and Whole Foods purchases, since Amazon already knows what those are.
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PAUL ABRUZZORHINEBECK, N.Y. Dear Paul, One particular pleasure in writers' journals lies in a sly duality: Readers may feel a voyeuristic thrill while uncovering someone's most private thoughts, but the act of keeping a diary, especially when the journal-keeper is a writer, turns out to be a performative act.
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In reply to a question on whether he had any targeted market share that private banks and public sector banks should have in India, Rai replied in the negative and added public sector banks are crucial for infrastructure and long-term project lending, sectors which most private banks usually steer clear of.
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Though the virus and its impact on global economic growth have dominated financial headlines for the past two weeks, Wall Street has also worried about Mr. Biden's top rival, Senator Bernie Sanders who plans to take on banks and tax stock and bond trades, and aims to eliminate most private health insurance.
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But the online ad machine is also a vast, opaque and dizzyingly complex contraption with underappreciated capacity for misuse — one that collects and constantly profiles data about our behavior, creates incentives to monetize our most private desires and frequently unleashes loopholes that the shadiest of people are only too happy to exploit.
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But the online ad machine is also a vast, opaque and dizzyingly complex contraption with underappreciated capacity for misuse — one that collects and constantly profiles data about our behavior, creates incentives to monetize our most private desires, and frequently unleashes loopholes that the shadiest of people are only too happy to exploit.
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With more than 20 billion internet of things devices connected to the internet worldwide, the huge number of smartphones and other digital devices, information about us — the most private details of our daily life — is all but certain to be exposed until there are enforceable federal guidelines that define security and privacy.
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Initially conceived by Elyse Steinberg and Josh Kriegman as a fly-on-the-wall treatment of what many thought would be a rousing comeback story, the film becomes something much rarer and far more staggering as the campaign collapses: a movie that offers real access to public figures at their most private and vulnerable.
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The music of the past is carefree and bright; "Amazing Grace" becomes a motif of irony and hypocrisy; the vocal range of Offred, pointedly a mezzo-soprano and not a soprano to emphasize that she is a slave and not a heroine, is narrow and introverted, allowed to soar only in her most private moments.
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" A video ad campaign titled "Big Business Hypocrisy," sponsored by Family Research Council Action, says major corporations, hotels and airlines are demanding that "Texas expose women and children to policies that could endanger them in the most private of places" — the bathroom — while refusing to "enact the same unsafe policies in their own facilities.
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"Most beneficiaries of this action will not be the unsympathetic Hulk Hogans of the world — they will be young women who trusted the wrong creep, or a man who might be struggling with his sexuality, or just a person who didn't deserve to have his most private moments publicly displayed in the name of 'journalism,'" Tom from DC wrote.
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I've Gotta Be Me is at once a devastating biopic that highlights Davis's most private struggles in his own words (including his later cocaine addiction), and a story of triumph about one of the most beloved yet complicated entertainers in US history—a black man who rose among Hollywood's elite the hard way, but on his own terms.
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It was a fitting end to the weeklong journey to Ghana, Malawi, Kenya and Egypt for Trump, who thus far into her tenure has proven to be one of the most private and guarded first ladies in modern history, and whose own secretive nature has given rise to myriad theories about her personality, her role and her marriage.
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"She is clearly portraying private equity managers as the axis of evil in the American economy, never mind the fact that they employ millions of people, that most private equity investments are relatively successful and that some of the biggest beneficiaries of their outstanding performance over time have been public pension funds and charitable endowments," he wrote on Oct. 8.
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It's about the right of the U.S. government to investigate thoroughly the most deadly terrorist attack on American soil since 9/11 versus the right of the most valuable (and iconic) American company to go about its business without the same U.S. government undercutting the key promise it makes consumers -- that their most private communications are kept safely under lock and key.
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This means that the line being crossed by legal ploys to gain access "just this once," or naive pseudo-technical arguments about the need for a lawful bypass to strong encryption, is a line that is pushing beyond the realm of the privacy of a person's communication, and toward a truly obscene intrusion upon an individual's most private data and even thoughts.
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Harry Styles is a man who says very little, that much we know (it is, as your nan says, always the quiet ones, after all.) Of all his former One Direction bandmates, Styles is arguably the most private—he doesn't share much about his personal life, in particular, and he's so infrequent on social media that fans descend upon and dissect every tweet or Instagram update.
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The hourlong address on Thursday followed a vow by the mayor earlier in the week that he would embark on a national tour to "preach the gospel" of liberal governance, trumpet his accomplishments in his first five years in office and argue that his new proposals — such as requiring paid vacation for most private-sector employees — are a model for the Democratic Party nationally.
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Even as they shrink compared with the public market, companies that can go public will continue to do so because it's easier for them to acquire other companies once their shares are converted to common shares, because companies will lose employees if they don't go public (most private companies limit how much equity employees can sell), and because there's still a certain cache associated with being a publicly traded company.
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