"Thaksin Shinawatra has not employed any lobbyists overseas," he said.
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She is not employed by ESPN to solve climate change.
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She is not employed by ESPN to waltz with Maksim Chmerkovskiy.
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Nan Hayworth, a Republican, is not employed by the Trump campaign.
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"Why that avenue was not employed is unclear to me," he said.
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The Thane police said their informant was not employed by the swindlers.
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And if he's not employed soon, can Kaepernick pursue legal action again?
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She said most of the committee's members were doctors not employed by Anthem.
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CHACON: The First Amendment doesn&apost get enforceable whether you&aposre employed or not employed.
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In addition, 45 percent of them are not employed and 23 percent have college debt.
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Eric Reid, his teammate who started for five years for the 22018ers, he's not employed.
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This person was not employed with us when the allegations he was arrested for occurred.
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On the other side of that, a whopping 40.4 percent of the population is not employed.
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"I am not employed and my only income is Social Security," Wildenstein mews in an affidavit.
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Icahn is a "special adviser" to Trump on regulatory matters, but not employed by the government.
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Yet a month later, he is still not employed at the DOJ, The Hill has learned.
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Fifty-eight percent of African-American youth are either outside the labor force or not employed.
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The unemployment rate is the percentage of people in the labor force who are not employed.
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In her divorce petition, Cox points out she's self-employed but adds John is not employed.
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Seven other men, not employed by UPS, were arrested in connection with the case, Kaderly said.
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Additionally, it won't apply to the millions of workers who are not employed by the government.
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When we were filming for the last three years, she was not employed by Jeff Lewis Design.
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Estrada is not employed by the Sanders campaign and said none of the fellow protesters were either.
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These people are often not employed directly by the ersatz organizations to whose Twitter accounts they're posting.
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Anderson, the father of three adult children, was not employed at the time of his death, Burguan said.
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But for people not employed by a VC firm, the cafe is a bit on the spendy side.
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Cleaners are not employed in-house, but rather Lyric partners with local vendors for room cleanings and maintenance.
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During the festivities, Kasowitz and a much younger woman not employed by the firm hit the dance floor.
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In part that is because McDermott is not employed by a single club, but by a brand: Adidas.
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Clinton but was not employed by her campaign; he was reportedly fired from that organization for sexual harassment.
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You have to be really old or if you're that old, you're probably not employed, frankly, at this point.
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The EPI underemployment number is relatively close to 240%, but Trump said "not employed" as opposed to under employed.
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The EPI underemployment number is relatively close to 21%, but Trump said "not employed" as opposed to under employed.
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That said, households cannot spend if they are not employed, and the labor market was beginning to look shaky.
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While I am not employed as an elf, I tend to lean on helping others as a coping mechanism.
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Mr. Krueger found that 63 percent of men who were not employed cited illness and disability as a factor.
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Its clinicians and health coaches are not employed by Apple, but they treat only Apple employees and their dependents.
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"If you're not employed at the company, you're not qualified to be in company housing," he told The Post.
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She has done work for the Center for the Art of Translation, she is not employed by the center.
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I am not employed, and I pay $800 a month for my COBRA coverage, which ends in June 2018.
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But Facebook was distributing the data-collecting app to people not employed by the social media company, according to TechCrunch.
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As with other disaster sites throughout central Mexico, officials have not employed heavy-lifting equipment for fear of crushing survivors.
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It's a reminder that the people providing the sharpest and most current analysis are often not employed by major media.
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YouTubers are not employed by YouTube, but they are paid by YouTube, because it matches their videos, automatically, with advertisers.
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Shopkeepers at the resort, who are not employed by Disney, also found it curious that Disney failed to discuss what happened.
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But Accountable Care Organizations that are led by primary care physicians not employed by hospitals did save money, Dr. McWilliams said.
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It's technically true to say they're "not employed," but that gives a misleading impression that they're out of work and struggling.
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There were 2.9 million of these recipients in 2018 and nearly 74% of them were not employed, according to the agency.
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The evidence indicates that a majority of patients with bipolar disorder are not employed and many others are employed only part-time.
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The longer the shutdown goes on, the greater the threat of impacts on everyday Americans — even those not employed by the government.
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I wish Ward had not employed the tricks of lesser novelists, such as contrived cliffhangers and misdirection in order to engender suspense.
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Though he is well aware that he is not employed "just to have banter," he sees part of his responsibility as pastoral.
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The First Amendment of the constitution does not spell out that it can only be enforceable when you&aposre employed or not employed.
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Becker is not employed by the Sanders' campaign, but he has traveled the country laying the groundwork for another potential Sanders presidential run.
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Many regions within the United States have an alarmingly high percentage of people who are not employed or actively looking for a job.
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He said he's been involved with URT but is not employed by the company and is not involved in day-to-day operations.
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As for contractors, a company spokesperson emphasized that temporary staff and vendors are not employed by Google but rather by third-party agencies.
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Three of Mr. Moonves's accusers who have been interviewed by investigators were not employed by the network, according to their lawyer, Gloria Allred.
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The emergency goalie is not employed by the home team, however, and can be called up to play for either team if needed.
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Planned Parenthood said it could not provide all of the requested physicians, since some were not employed by the organization, and sued the state.
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Khosrowshahi, who was not employed at Uber when the breach occurred in 2016, has offered affected drivers free credit monitoring and identity theft protection.
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The Greenville Police Department and city officials are not investigating whether procedures were followed because the bounty hunters were not employed by the city.
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Nicholas Casey and Meridith Kohut reported from a state-run psychiatric hospital in Barquisimeto, Venezuela, that has not employed a psychiatrist in two years.
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Most people who are not employed in agriculture are exposed to pesticide residues through food, said Chavarro, who was not involved in the study.
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Mahathir told Reuters Malaysia has had to review Chinese investments as Malaysian contractors did not get a fair share and Malaysians were not employed.
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He said State Farm had not employed Sorensen in more than three years and had not had a contractual relationship with McKinsey since April 2012.
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Those contemplating early retirement may need to reconsider their calculations if Obamacare is repealed and they'll have trouble getting health insurance if they're not employed.
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They are not employed by other countries, and they are not used to manage the treatment of other chronic medical conditions in the United States.
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Wong found that 56% of participants were not employed before the program and 55% were able to get jobs once their DACA applications were approved.
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If you're not employed, no random employer is going to hire you who doesn't have people in the program and doesn't know what the program is.
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Editorial Economists have long struggled to explain why a growing proportion of men in the prime of their lives are not employed or looking for work.
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"Once you have zero earnings in a prior week and you're not working this week, you're not employed by the definition of unemployment insurance," Stettner said.
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Under the new legislation, gig workers, contract workers and freelancers will be now eligible for unemployment benefits — a huge boon for anyone not employed full-time.
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The protesters were a mix of both Amazon workers and union members who are not employed at Amazon, according to union representatives who organized the demos.
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Foreign Minister Julie Bishop told Australian media earlier this week a fourth Australian not employed by Crown had been detained in China in connection with the case.
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One in three aged 15 to 24 are not employed, studying or in any kind of training, according to 2018 figures from government agency Statistics South Africa.
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As a result, any able-bodied recipient not employed 85033 hours per month will need to enroll in a state job training program or risk losing benefits.
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A second round of successful validation took place using nurses who were not employed by Valencell, and in accordance with protocol developed for standardizing blood pressure readings.
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Vargas was not employed by Legoland but was previously employed at the parent company Merlin Entertainments at a model building facility which is located at an offsite location.
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According to the clinic, it could only arrange interviews with two of the physicians on staff, since the rest are residents-in-training not employed by Planned Parenthood.
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While Donovan was not employed by America's post-war intelligence organization, many of his "Glorious Amateurs" were, and four would go on to hold the agency's top post.
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The BLS figures usually focus on those who are not employed but are looking for work, a number that does not include those who have stopped seeking employment.
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Dick and Stewart are seen in the video, which was posted to Twitter by someone who is not employed by the county engineer's office, Cade told the newspaper.
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He told US Magistrate Judge Alicia O. Valle that he understood his rights before explaining he was not employed and had served in the Army for about 513 years.
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The filibuster was simply not employed for partisan purposes against a nominee who had majority support before Harry Reid started filibustering George W. Bush's lower-court nominees in 2003.
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Another defendant in the case, who was not employed by the paper and had been charged for his activities on Twitter, got the stiffest sentence, 10 years, Ozdemir said.
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In his decision, however, arbitrator Walt De Treux ruled that the district could not fire DeShan because he was not employed by the district when the conduct took place.
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That does not indicate she was not employed by the fund but suggests she was not in a position with large responsibility for managing client money or in senior management.
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However, if you're like the majority of people and are not employed by a financial firm, you'll want to check to see if your firm offers low-cost index funds.
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They are communications between her aides and the President's personal aide, and indeed the recommendation was for one of the secretary's former staffers who was not employed by the foundation.
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An "unbiased hearing officer," not employed by the school district, would determine if a complaint has merit, requiring schools to take any controversial books or material out of the classroom.
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However, it is not clear if the Labor Department will end up allowing people who are not employed by companies in such AHPs to get health insurance coverage through them.
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Here, 67.7% of parents are employed full time and one in five parents is not employed, which suggests a "conscious choice to prioritize home life over work," according to Fabric.
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In order to comply with health privacy laws, AC Wellness clinics&apos administrative functions are incorporated through a separate subsidiary of Apple, and its clinicians are not employed by Apple.
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When people go to the emergency room, they are often stunned to discover that doctors who treated them are not employed by the hospital and bill their insurance company separately.
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In March, one in every four Koreans in the 76.83-276.8 age group was not employed either by choice or due to the lack of jobs, according to government data.
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U.S. officials said China's Ministry of State Security has "co-optees" - individuals who are not employed by intelligence agencies but work with them - set up fake accounts to approach potential recruits.
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The picture gets slightly dimmer yet when you consider that the majority of those non-white employees are in Apple's retail workforce, and are not employed in technical or leadership positions.
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She is not employed by ESPN to make you a scrambled egg, to repair your muffler, to entertain you with stories of the olden days with Chaka Khan and Bob Hope.
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Since temp workers are not employed by major companies even if they perform essential work for them, they represent another way corporations shed responsibility for the people who do their job.
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Trump also hasn't moved to shield the rest of the LGBTQ population from discrimination, leaving LGBTQ people unprotected if they're not employed in some way or another by the federal government.
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Instead, the Warriors are sailing through the playoffs with the help of seven players — and an associate head coach — who were not employed by the team at this time last season.
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U.S. officials said China's Ministry of State Security has "co-optees" — individuals who are not employed by intelligence agencies but work with them - set up fake accounts to approach potential recruits.
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While police are not looking for any additional suspects, they are investigating whether anyone aided Patterson, who does not have a criminal record and was not employed, in order to evade detection.
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Those are the early conclusions drawn by Michael McDonald, a University of Florida political scientist who tracks early and absentee voting more closely than anyone not employed by a national political party.
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These things are all important, and one of the greatest challenges is just with people, because the people that tend to know the most about these technologies are not employed in Washington.
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She pays taxes quarterly and, because she's not employed by a company that automatically withholds them for her, it's up to Dunn to put away enough to cover the amount she owes.
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The measure in New York, which is effective immediately, specifically bars educational institutions from authorizing any teacher, professor, administrator or other employee not employed as a resource officer to carry a gun.
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Planned Parenthood said it could only arrange interviews with two of the physicians, as they are part of the staff, but the rest are residents-in-training not employed by the clinic.
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Chang Ping, a former news department director of the paper who was not employed by Southern Weekend at the time, said that the apology had been made "under pressure" for political reasons.
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Carmody's LinkedIn profile shows that he is a 'Freelance Videographer/Communications Manager, USO Bay Area' and that he was not employed by any of the news organizations who received the stolen report.
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But because they are not employed by a university or research institute, they are not subject to strict codes of conduct and may be more prone to cut corners, Mr. Cooper said.
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Batalla hopes that the work of the studio - which is registered as a limited company - can help to counter prejudices about who is and who is not employed in an office environment.
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Economists not employed by special interest groups generally support policies they deem to be in the national interest—say, a carbon tax, or a trade agreement like the ill-fated Trans-Pacific Partnership.
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Rather, men raised by working mothers spent about 50 additional minutes weekly caring for their family members than those whose mothers were not employed, the researchers found, using International Social Survey Programme data.
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It shows that employees talked about an investigation into possible data scraping by political partners in September 2015 after being made aware of the issue by an unnamed individual not employed by Facebook.
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"Quite the opposite, whatever product is produced by the special counsel must be trusted by Americans, and that requires asking tough but fair questions about investigative techniques both employed and not employed," they wrote.
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The union tried to address the issue by invoking Section 201 of the 1974 Trade Act — an obscure trade law not employed since 2001, when President George W. Bush used it to restrict steel imports.
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In measurements using International Social Survey Programme data, the likelihood of being employed was 1.21 times greater for women raised by an employed mother compared with those whose mothers were not employed, the researchers found.
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Giving Four young adults talked with The New York Times about how they benefited from nonprofits aimed at helping disconnected youths – those ages 13 to 24 who are not in school or are not employed.
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"Quite the opposite, whatever product is produced by the special counsel must be trusted by Americans and that requires asking tough but fair questions about investigative techniques both employed and not employed," Goodlatte and Gowdy wrote.
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Patients see a doctor who belongs to a special network of primary-care physicians and specialists, most of whom are not employed by Inova but work together closely with the system to coordinate care for patients.
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I was in my mid-20s, was not employed full time and was living with my brothers when a friend of theirs, who was about 35, offered me a job helping a friend of hers move.
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Janitorial and Security workers are not eligible to be part of this union since they are not employed by MOCA, but subcontracted from outside firms, according to Carlos Velanoweth, an organizer with AFSCME District Council 36.
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And delightfully, some of the stories are from adults detailing strategies their own parents used on them that they've not employed again (a good reminder that being accepting of their quirks won't ruin your children for life).
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CLARIFICATION: After the publication of this story, von Spakovsky issued a statement to CNN clarifying that he had sent his email to private individuals who were not in the administration and not employed by the Justice Department.
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Internal documents referred to at the inquiry on Monday showed that CBA's CreditCard Plus product was sold to tens of thousands of customers who were not employed, although employment was a pre-requisite to qualify for cover.
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According to the public information officer and the business manager for the Park Service for the Outer Banks, they would not keep payroll records for The Lost Colony participants since they are not employed by the Park Service.
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The charity's employee handbook and its non-disclosure agreements "prohibited disclosure of the donor list and the retention of it by anyone not employed by and working on behalf of The Mission Continues," the probable cause statement said.
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Part of the risk that comes with trying to make a living in the so-called "gig economy" is that the company you work for but are definitely-not-employed-by can change your earnings at any time.
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Already by tweeting about things like the "more than $4 billion" Air Force One contract with Boeing, Trump was able to impact stock prices and sway public opinion in a way other presidents have not employed, Favaron pointed out.
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As of last month, 11.4 percent of men between the ages of 25 and 54 — or about seven million people — were not in the labor force, which means that they were not employed and were not seeking a job.
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It seems almost no one who is not employed by or invested in the pharmaceutical industry thinks the status quo is good, and there is almost no proposal that Democrats could make that would be too extreme for America.
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Under the measures announced by Sisi, state employees will receive a raise of 7 percent, or a minimum of 75 pounds, while those not employed in the civil service will receive a 10 percent raise, also receiving at least 75 pounds.
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Again, I will tell you the plain facts that have been edited out of your nightly news and your morning newspaper: Nearly Four in 220006 African-American children are living in poverty, while 2202% of African-American youth are not employed.
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Because large companies now farm out many positions to independent contractors, those who buff the floors at Microsoft or wash the sheets at the Sheraton typically are not employed by Microsoft or Sheraton, thwarting any hope of advancing within the company.
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" It goes on... "If there is a list compiled by the National Crime Bureau with all the records of convicted sex offenders, it will ensure that rapists and sexual assaulters are not employed by schools and are tracked throughout their life.
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Again, I will tell you the plain facts that have been edited out of your nightly news and your morning newspaper: Nearly Four in 10 African-American children are living in poverty, while 58% of African-American youth are not employed.
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A harsh provision of SNAP law from 1996 already limits the food benefits of childless adults aged 18 through 49 — while they're not employed for at least 20 hours a week — to just three months out of every three years.
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"If somebody's 21 years old, and not employed for 21 years, that costs governments lots of money, and if we think rationally about reducing spending, maybe it's worth it to pay for their first year at a private employer," he told me.
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"We think of federal employees who are heavily affected by this, but what we're missing is a lot of people who are not employed by the federal government ... [who] could take a hit depending on how long this federal shutdown lasts," Gonzalez said.
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Gargac is a Missouri peace officer, though "he is not commissioned by any law enforcement agency, which means that he is not employed and not on a roster for any law enforcement," a Missouri Department of Public Safety spokesperson told BuzzFeed News.
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The most recent example of this was Guardians of the Galaxy director James Gunn, who was targeted by prominent alt-right members for decade-old offensive joke tweets he had not only since apologized for, but had written while not employed by Disney.
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Again, I will tell you the plain facts that have been edited out of your nightly news and your morning newspaper: Nearly four in 23 African-American children are living in poverty, while 22 percent of African-American youth are not employed.
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Again, I will tell you the plain facts that have been edited out of your nightly news and your morning newspaper: Nearly four in 220 African-American children are living in poverty, while 22017% of African-American youth are now not employed.
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Journalists are not employed by Twitter or Facebook or Google, but in reporting content to them that violates these platforms' rules, or actively pushing back against disinformation, they are fundamentally doing valuable work for them: "We do benefit," from journalists fighting disinformation, Dorsey said.
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Photo: Patrick Lucas Austin (Gizmodo)I think the Puffco Peak is a fascinating piece of engineering, but at $380, everyone not employed by a multi-billion dollar tech company should just rely on a traditional dab rig, or a cheaper vaporizer from the same company.
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"The old idea that you're employed or not employed, able to work 1.23 to 5, there's a whole new gray area in between," said Derek Khanna, a former staffer for the House Republican Study Committee and now an intellectual property litigator in Silicon Valley.
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Biglari pointed out that while the unemployment rate in the United States — the percentage of the population over 16 not employed but looking for work — is down to 4 percent, the employment rate — the percentage of the population actually working — tells a different story.
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This interview has been edited for brevity and clarity Correction (5/12/17): An earlier version of this story said that Craig Miller worked for GMHC when he came up with the idea for AIDS Walk, but in fact, he was not employed by the organization.
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Of the 9.8 million working-age Medicaid recipients who are not employed, the vast majority have physical limitations or provide full-time care to young or elderly family members; just 588,000 of them are able to hold jobs but are currently unemployed, according to a 2017 report.
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However, if those devices are not employed, even though higher-level modules most definitely did not want anyone getting pregnant that night, a lovechild might be born, and other modules will then kick in and flood brains with love and deep connections to assist in the rearing of that child.
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Research by the University of Oxford in 21.19 in two settlements in Uganda—officials avoid the term "camps" since these are more like normal village settings, where people can come and go freely—found that only 215 percent of refugees were not employed; the rest were in employment or self-employed.
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"Home ownership is at its lowest rate in 51 years...73 percent of African-American youth are either outside the labor force or not employed...Meanwhile, American households are earning more than $4,000 less today than they were sixteen years ago," he said in Detroit during a speech about the economy.
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We can debate the reasons Kaepernick is not employed, but we can all agree that if he had not been discovered silently protesting the national anthem, and if he had not clearly and articulately explained why he was doing so, he in all likelihood would be on a team right now.
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The key concern, he said, is ensuring that the infectious livestock disease samples used in the research labs are not employed for bioterrorism, or even accidentally introduced to the outside world, creating the possibility of a widespread outbreak, which could threaten livestock herds and impose an enormous cost on the national economy.
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Salaries have dropped by more than 13 percent over the past two years and the country's finances have soured, forcing the government to introduce one of the more remarkable tax laws in the world: a requirement that people who are not employed full time pay $240 a year as "compensation" for lost taxes.
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Critics for years have pointed out that Twitter -- along with other social media platforms -- has been able to harness the power of AI to proactively remove content from terrorist groups like ISIS and al Qaeda, but it has not employed the same strategy when it comes to neo-Nazis and other white supremacist content.
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Critics for years have pointed out that Twitter — along with other social media platforms — has been able to harness the power of AI to proactively remove content from terrorist groups like ISIS and al Qaeda, but it has not employed the same strategy when it comes to neo-Nazis and other white supremacist content.
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Firstenberg said he was so interested in the original consumer version of Glass that he helped others develop applications for it, and was eventually invited by Google to become one of its "developer experts"—people not employed by Google, but who are selected by the company for speaking engagements and "content creation" for its products and services.
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The two men who were arrested, 22017-year-old Hugo Carrasco, who is not employed by Amazon, and 244-year-old Amazon worker Miguel Angel Alvarez Palomeque, were released the same day and charged with resistance to authority, disobedience to authority, and assault on authority, their attorney, Victor Llanos, told BuzzFeed News "The police played the role of trying to break the strike," said Llanos.
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In January, it proposed allowing employers and sole proprietorships to form associations for the purpose of buying insurance policies that do not have to comply with the protections of the A.C.A. And it recently began allowing states like Kentucky to take Medicaid benefits away from people who are not employed, creating a system of red tape intended to hurt poor people who have lost their jobs or are unable to work.
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And those anti-Trump conservatives who are not employed by conservative media — Will, Gerson, Krauthammer, Douthat and David Brooks, for instance — are employed by such outlets as The Washington Post and The New York Times, both of which are foaming at the mouth in their editorial denunciations of Trump and therefore not the kind of employers who are going to give their conservative writers a hard time if they too disparage the gentleman.
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