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It would also have the cruel effect of leaving the people who need insurance the most unable to afford it once again.
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Many Yemenis are starving as a direct result of the war, which has inflated food prices, leaving most unable to afford the supplies.
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In Iraq, hundreds of thousands of Yazidis and tens of thousands of the drastically shrinking Christian community are still at risk, most unable to return home five years after suffering genocide at the hands of ISIS, underscoring that religious persecution happens at the hands of both state and non-state actors.
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Chrissie knows that Sharon is the one person Den truly loves and cares about and knows that losing Den the love of his favourite child will destroy him. Den walks back in and she taunts him that he now knows what it is like to lose what he loves most. Unable to contain his rage, Den attacks his wife and hits her head against a fruit machine. Zoe picks up the nearest object (a metal, dog-shaped doorstop) and hits Den over the head with it and he falls to the ground.
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With the arrival of three British ships of war on 6 May 1776, the American army abandoned the siege of Quebec and began a retreat. Details of Warner’s role are scanty, but in a 1795 sketch of his life, pastor and newspaper editor Samuel Williams wrote, “Warner chose the most difficult part of the business, remaining always with the rear, picking up the lame and diseased, assisting and encouraging those who were the most unable to take care of themselves, and generally kept but a few miles in advance of the British, who were rapidly pursuing the retreating Americans from post to post. By steadily pursuing this conduct he brought off most of the invalids; and with his corps of the infirm and diseased he arrived at Ticonderoga, a few days after the body of the army had taken possession of the post.”Williams, Samuel. “Historical Memoirs of Colonel Seth Warner,” The Rural Magazine: Or, Vermont Repository.
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