Those links included Russian offers of assistance to the Campaign.
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Hurricane Matthew has left 350,000 people in need of assistance.
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He was quickly flooded with tips and offers of assistance.
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Pawnbrokers said they were essentially providing another form of assistance.
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Many credit card companies are offering varying degrees of assistance.
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And how do they compare with other forms of assistance?
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The law applies only to specific categories of assistance under both State and Defense Department accounts and conditions provisions of assistance on a country's record towards ending and preventing the use of children in conflict.
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But they do not encourage any kind of assistance with suicide.
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Pepper welcomes you and asks how it can be of assistance.
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We had a lot of assistance from Sheldon over the years.
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Today, the site offers resources for men in search of assistance.
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The truth is that Americans are in desperate need of assistance.
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" The official added China "continues to rebuff American offers of assistance.
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Pls let me know if I can be of assistance via Twitter.
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The only question now concerned the level of assistance to be offered.
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The employee reported multiple people in "need of assistance," court documents said.
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We are grateful for global expressions of sympathy and offers of assistance.
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If you are in need of assistance call 304-342-5855. pic.twitter.
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"Some sort of assistance package, some sort of sanctions relief," he said.
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And so we decided to then use other forms of assistance here.
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There are less obvious types of assistance libraries and museums can provide.
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But sometimes, awesome can use a bit of assistance in the dating department.
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Another faction patrolled the area but didn't see anyone in need of assistance.
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Matthew left 63,000 people in need of assistance and forced 15,000 into shelters.
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Owen is that hawk, slow, finally steady, and forever in need of assistance.
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She said she had declined an offer of assistance from the Russian Embassy.
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In this, Vladimir Putin continues to get a lot of assistance from us.
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She said she was declining an offer of assistance from the Russian embassy.
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Several members of the subcommittee asked which type of assistance was most useful.
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Today, about 12 million people of all ages need these types of assistance.
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First, you can select different levels of assistance directly on the bike itself.
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Gaynor told CNN that donations and voluntary offers of assistance were presently sufficient.
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Something sets off an alarm bell that they need some type of assistance.
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The profile lays out the extraordinary amount of assistance that Facebook lent Trump.
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Will we block certain types of assistance we can provide in the Yemen war?
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In 2007 Venezuela stopped co-operating with the IMF, one possible source of assistance.
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Crowdfunding websites provide varying levels of assistance to donors trying to navigate tax rules.
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Harvey was a storm of historic impact, demanding unprecedented levels of assistance in rebuilding.
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The problem is when you are asking for the same type of assistance repeatedly.
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Reach out to their support networks and identify others who can be of assistance.
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He may or may not want help, advice, money or other forms of assistance.
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And on Saturday, Trump reiterated the U.S.'s offer of assistance without providing specifics.
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The Saudi government offered different forms of assistance to promote the US national interest.
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Donations are funneled to various forms of assistance, including mental health support and housing.
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Donations are funneled to various forms of assistance, including mental health support and housing.
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No offer of support, no offer of assistance -- just one email from a lawyer.
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It would also be evidence of assistance to the broader obstructive or coverup efforts.
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However, the amount of assistance that a young person receives varies greatly based on income.
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Mueller's office wrote in Tuesday's filing that Flynn's level of assistance warranted a lower sentence.
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You shouldn't accept a job just because the company provides this type of assistance either.
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It should also serve as a reminder that communities are still in need of assistance.
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Other American citizens of Texas and Alabama were given up to 17 months of assistance.
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The Founding Father's disdain for general warrants and writs of assistance birthed the Fourth Amendment.
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But U.C. Berkeley students aren't the only ones in need of assistance to afford food.
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About $35 million of assistance in this channel could still go forward, Mr. Harden said.
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Still, older adults in these settings are being fed and offered other types of assistance.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, swooped in, with scorn for city officials' promises of assistance to tenants.
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Another form of assistance restaurant owners can apply for is the payroll tax-relief program.
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Some US and UK airlines have already begun to lobby for some form of assistance.
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In theory, the same amount of assistance was available to Hillary Clinton, but she declined.
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Puerto Ricans said they continued to struggle and were in need of assistance to recover.
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Papadopoulos described Mifsud's comments as a "momentous statement" and not an explicit offer of assistance.
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China "also continues to rebuff American offers of assistance," a senior administration official told CNBC.
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Yet the amount of assistance given to Honduras, Guatemala and El Salvador has been typical.
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But over the past nine years, Mr. Dillard himself has been in need of assistance.
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For the Trump administration, that kind of assistance from local police officers is a model.
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Generous departmental scholarships, as well as other forms of assistance, are available for successful applicants.
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The PPP interpreted the suggestion not as a form of assistance, but as a power grab.
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Many employers offer tuition reimbursement, and the first $5,200 of assistance is tax-free for employees.
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Speaking to reporters Sunday, Duterte said no request of assistance had been made to US forces.
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You get a lot of assistance in the clues, if you know what to look for.
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The United States would need to outline the size and scope of assistance it can provide.
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Writs of assistance worked much the same way, and were considered a type of general warrant.
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Today, 80 percent of assistance provides relief and promotes stability in conflict zones and fragile states.
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The government estimates 20,000 people are in need of assistance, with around 1683% of buildings destroyed.
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Numbers are not available yet on how many people responded to Chesky's initial offer of assistance.
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The FEMA chief insisted that donations and voluntary offers of assistance from companies are presently sufficient.
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Donating money, or other forms of assistance, can be fraught with ethical, moral and practical complications.
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The House Democrats' bill would revise the law to provide more of both types of assistance.
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Senate Democrats unveiled their own proposal, calling for expanded housing, education and other forms of assistance.
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"I will do anything that could be of assistance" to help Biden defeat Trump, she said.
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It was unclear what form of assistance that would take, or whether Iran would accept it.
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Most of those whose benefits were cut off were clearly eligible and in need of assistance.
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I had to know that I could be of assistance to pull things out of him.
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Administrative subpoenas therefore lack the separation of powers found even in the Writs of Assistance regime.
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The pages are publishing the names, addresses and contact numbers of people in need of assistance.
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Credit rating agencies have identified the automotive sector as an industry most in need of assistance.
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Trump also criticized China, a traditional ally of Pyongyang, for its lack of assistance on the matter.
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They've also blocked legislation that would require campaigns to report foreign offers of assistance to the FBI.
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At issue was a U.S. practice of asking Canadian exporters what forms of assistance they had received.
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Meanwhile, ever present social media creates an appealing place to toss out questions in hopes of assistance.
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By 2020, the strategy expects 80% of care recipients to have some form of assistance from robots.
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"We also offer our thanks to the community for the outpouring of assistance and condolences," Smith wrote.
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This program provides the type of assistance most commonly known as food stamps to low-income Americans.
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All of that is going to be of assistance to them in the building of their economy.
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Here Rice argues for a robust package of assistance to the deputy national security adviser, Bob Gates.
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These days it's hard to tell whether that's a promise of assistance or a cry of distress.
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Some kind of assistance along these lines would make reading the epic much easier for modern readers.
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The United Nations estimates that three-quarters of the population of 20163m need some sort of assistance.
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The committee is also considering placing reporting requirements on "foreign offers of assistance," according to the filing.
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They've been told they will receive some kind of assistance with a move, but those details aren't clear.
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"The Commission is doing its utmost to be of assistance, within the framework of EU law," he said.
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These areas are in serious need of assistance, he says, and aren't places for experimental edible drone tech.
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The elder Boltin is accused of providing "some type of assistance to his son" after he escaped prison.
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They added that Aguilar-Cruz was believed to be endangered and is "in need of assistance," WJLA reported.
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As with Sports Direct's previous offers of assistance, it came with conditions - that Ashley becomes CEO of Debenhams.
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Speaking of assistance ... one of Jason and Olivia's pals, writer Salman Rushdie, chipped in $1,000 toward Cockburn's cause.
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They do, and they appreciate the use of assistance as leverage on the Palestinians to change their ways.
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"I support the suspension of assistance, especially security assistance, to individual governments in the Northern Triangle," said Rep.
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The amount of assistance is based on factors like the loan amount, the borrower's income and family size.
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Overall, when including those who use tax preparation software, 85033 percent of taxpayers seek some form of assistance.
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He did not mention their offer of assistance, which is still waiting for a response from the president.
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The Washington Post first reported the amount of assistance to be released and McAleenan's role in the administration's decision.
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That will certainly save some money, but that type of assistance is on par with other X-prize competitors.
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Federal laws mandate Secret Service protection and other forms of assistance for all of their travel, including political travel.
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Yemen has become the world&aposs worst humanitarian crisis, with more than 22.2 million people in need of assistance.
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After a woman spotted a frightened dog alone in the street, she knew it was in need of assistance.
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If you are in the area and are in need of assistance, please contact 911 for immediate medical attention.
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Meanwhile, workers who are receiving adoption benefits from their employers can exclude up to $13,570 of assistance per child.
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When disaster struck, these crew members stepped up to help rescue passengers and other sailors in need of assistance.
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Ask some New Yorkers whether they might like that kind of assistance to fill the potholes in midtown Manhattan.
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And as a country, America leads the world in providing food for millions of people in need of assistance.
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He privately said he expects to continue to be of assistance to the president through the re-election campaign.
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Yet the recent statements from Brussels and Washington are long on criticism and short on any offers of assistance.
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The World Health Organization sent a team to Iran on Monday as well as its first planeload of assistance.
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Elaine McCusker had questioned the suspension of assistance to Ukraine, a central line of inquiry in the president's impeachment.
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Ms. McCusker had questioned the suspension of assistance to Ukraine, a central line of inquiry in the president's impeachment.
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"To say this is a complex problem is an understatement," said Danny Kaine, head of assistance at Traveller Assist.
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More than 20 million of Yemen's 27 million people need some kind of assistance, the United Nations has said.
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The American solution has been a robust package of assistance to Pakistan, beginning with the Bush administration in 2001.
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Something is needed to break the despair; it can be education or microsavings groups or various kinds of assistance.
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It also helps match employee with coworkers in need of assistance for errands or tasks such as delivering groceries.
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But she imagined, when she went to see Greenhagen, that she would now qualify for some kind of assistance.
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Rep. Bradley Byrne (R-Ala.) says the federal government's myriad of assistance programs are not helping Americans escape poverty.
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German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas also said Germany had earmarked €5 million ($5.72 million) worth of assistance for Venezuela.
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The Ukrainians are fighting for their nation's survival and see US military aid as a vital form of assistance.
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If a country turns down offers of assistance, the responsibility of the broader family of nations does not disappear.
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A registry was created by the Veterans Administration in 2011, but signing it does not guarantee any form of assistance.
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U.S. support for Taiwan, of course, has always been clear - particularly through massive military sales and other forms of assistance.
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With 65 million people displaced and 93 million in need of assistance, the world faces humanitarian needs of unprecedented scale.
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According to the U.N. World Food Programme, an estimated 1.3 million Kenyans are food insecure and in need of assistance.
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We're told the big fella thought it looked bad enough that he should stop, and try to be of assistance.
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A second source at Rankin's studios told The Sun that Beckham needed a fair amount of assistance in his role.
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"These defendants are charged with taking advantage of vulnerable New Yorkers who were in need of assistance," Mr. Thompson said.
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In April, the international community promised Lebanon some $11 billion of assistance for an investment program to boost its economy.
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At least 140,000 people were in urgent need of assistance, the agency said in a statement posted on its website.
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The money has been accompanied by offers of assistance, including from a group of dejected Clinton backers in Portland, Ore.
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" OSU said it provided Entine an "offer of assistance from the University to make alternative housing arrangements, which she declined.
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The country is now the world&aposs worst humanitarian crisis, with more than 22.2 million people in need of assistance.
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And many other travel, tourism and service-related companies will also need some form of assistance from the federal government.
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Next year, nearly 280 million people — three-quarters of the population — will need some form of assistance, Mr. Lowcock said.
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What the president hasn't explained is how depriving quasi-failed states of assistance will help them do better by us.
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Republicans dismissed the idea of assistance that would not need to be paid back, so the aid is in loans.
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When, helplessly, you accept a server's offer of assistance, you'll be asked what you intend to eat with your wine.
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A series of deadly earthquakes between October and December rattled the southern Philippines, leaving 600,000 people in need of assistance.
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"The amount of assistance I get now is the most it has been since coming to CDC," Austin's statement said.
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EMA director Kathy Carson told reporters at the Tuesday briefing that there has been an outpouring of offers of assistance.
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I wondered, the game is so detailed, is it possible that Ubisoft found some sort of assistance from the government?
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It doesn't require direct communication with a major terrorist group, or money or other forms of assistance from the organizations.
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The grants — ranging from $5,000 to $50,000 — offer various kinds of assistance, from operating support to funds for exhibitions and education.
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"It isn't realistic unless you can afford a bunch of assistance to check every comment as they come in," Chapman said.
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A week has passed and, according to the mayor, now it has been that they will receive any type of assistance.
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Facts First: European countries have provided hundreds of millions of dollars worth of assistance to Ukraine since Russia's invasion in 2014.
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Open-ended "writs of assistance" gave authorities licence to search anything they liked, infuriating the colonists and inspiring the Fourth Amendment.
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No, but TechCrunch will try to find financial assistance for a startup in need of assistance to reach the Lagos event.
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The country is now in the world&aposs worst humanitarian crisis, with more than 22.2 million people in need of assistance.
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But it's the unique combination of impediments, punishing conditions and lack of assistance that makes this race the stuff of legend.
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No, but TechCrunch will try to find financial assistance for a startup in need of assistance to reach the Nairobi event.
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No, but TechCrunch will try to find financial assistance for a startup in need of assistance to reach the Beirut event.
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Using HealthTap SOS emergency, responders can receive targeted data on the types of assistance victims may need in a crisis situation.
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After waiting for three hours, Maddin finally drove off in the truck and left the trailer behind, in search of assistance.
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" The report added: "She is unable to communicate and requires a maximum level of assistance with all activities of daily living.
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The other would require candidates, campaign officials and their family members to notify the FBI of assistance offers from foreign governments.
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"It doesn't even begin to compare to the chain of events that were started by their denial of assistance," he said.
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"There was nothing needed in the way of assistance for Lennar to 'buy' from Brookings," Mr. Bunting said in an email.
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"We'll stay involved and do everything we can from a supply-chain point of view to be of assistance," McMillon said.
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While this form of assistance will help some school-aged children, it won't be enough to reach most low-income families.
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Facing acute shortages of water and food, and having endured days without electricity, Ghazni residents remain in dire need of assistance.
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After that the amount of assistance would be scaled down until it is phased out completely at $2900,220006, according to Sen.
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Republican candidates probably can't count on the same kind of assistance if the playing field expands to 22016 or 22016 districts.
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"We're just trying to offer any type of assistance," Carr, a spokesman for the bureau's Jackson, Mississippi office, told the newspaper.
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"We're just trying to offer any type of assistance," said Mr. Carr, a spokesman for the bureau's office in Jackson, Miss.
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Denny's will work with local officials, disaster relief organizations and franchisees to determine which areas are most in need of assistance.
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The U.N. considers Yemen to be the world&aposs worst humanitarian crisis, with more than 22.2 million people in need of assistance.
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"If it's what you say I love it especially later in the summer," Donald Trump, Jr. wrote at the offer of assistance.
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In a tweet last month, Trump criticized China, a traditional ally of Pyongyang, for its lack of assistance on the nuclear issue.
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The U.N. considers Yemen to be the world&aposs worst humanitarian crisis, with more than 22 million people in need of assistance.
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We will provide targeted regional economic development to communities especially in need of assistance during our transition to a clean energy economy.
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The statement also listed an array of assistance and services that are provided to those who reported they have been sexually assaulted.
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On the daily level of interaction, the WhatsApp groups are successful at providing a sounding board of assistance and in motivating farmers.
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Now whenever Safety Check is activated, Community Help will let users find or offer food, shelter, transportation, and other forms of assistance.
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This task could be instrumental during an earthquake or disaster rescue where a trapped or injured person is in need of assistance.
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Plenty of alternative add-ons can be found to give you the same sort of assistance, both for Firefox and Google Chrome.
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CEO Dennis Muilenburg has publicly said he regrets the deaths and the company set aside $100 million of assistance for victims' families.
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Boeing's CEO has publicly said he regrets the deaths, and the company set aside $100 million of assistance for victims' families. 5.
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After all, DeGeneres was the one who helped give Dusty Rose her name, why couldn't she be of assistance with this too?
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While tens of millions of refugees are in need of assistance, a refugee admissions cap of 25,000 or lower is simply unacceptable.
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Animals in the area affected by the wildfires are also in need of assistance, which the local Humane Society chapter is providing.
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The cost of help can run well into six-figure territory, depending on the level of assistance and length of time provided.
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He quickly worked to obtain a disaster declaration for 20 impacted parishes and channels of assistance for immediate needs are now open.
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An unexpected piece of information, or offer of assistance, arrives on June 20 when Mercury connects with Uranus in Fire sign Aries.
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Sea-Eye said on Facebook that the C-Star "had engine damage, was unable to manoeuvre and was in need of assistance".
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And it can turn for various forms of assistance to its Middle Eastern partners, including Israel, Morocco and potentially the Gulf states.
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And so, members of Congress often use their authority to delay the provision of assistance, seeking leverage to change the Palestinian approach.
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Some financial institutions already are offering various forms of assistance to consumers, including fee waivers for late payments or suspension of payments.
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Some of those who could not participate have signaled to organizers they are interested in moving ahead with various forms of assistance.
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Those in need of assistance can apply for the funding through Farm Credit Canada (FCC), the country's biggest agricultural lender, Trudeau said.
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Aid across different countries is difficult to compare, as there is no single publicly accessible source that aggregates all forms of assistance.
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Three quarters of Syrians have been affected, 21 million people are in need of assistance and five million have fled the country.
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Flood victims may be eligible for various kinds of assistance (as described in the Natural Hazard Mitigation Association's guide, A Living Mosaic).
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But if there would be scenario where (they) would actually need this kind of assistance, I think Germany would give assistance, definitely.
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Despite Mr. Mugabe's attempts to cultivate China as an alternative source of assistance, Zimbabwe's economy has continued to disintegrate in recent years.
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Sources tell Axios that the U.S. is working with Bahamian officials to help them navigate the bureaucracy to pursue avenues of assistance.
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It's a colossal humanitarian crisis that will only worsen in 20163, with approximately 75 percent of the population in need of assistance.
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According to human rights organizations, over 22 million civilians are in desperate need of assistance in Yemen — and nearly 6,000 have been killed.
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There's currently a "great deal" of assistance going to enrollees who sign up for individual health plans sold through Obamacare exchanges, Cox said.
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This is the dichotomy of Trump's economy, which he simultaneously wants to be the best ever -- but also in dire need of assistance.
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Donations to the Community Foundation Sonoma County's Resilience Fund will help pay for a wide array of assistance, from mental health to housing.
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I'd be able to afford fresh fruits and vegetables or just like normal things you can do with a bare minimum of assistance.
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The impoverished country is also now in the world&aposs worst humanitarian crisis, with more than 22.2 million people in need of assistance.
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Mobile homeowners, like other homeowners, are eligible for repairs not covered by insurance, while renters can access various types of assistance, it says.
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The United States could further use its convening power and fiscal leverage, to mobilize a package of assistance for a post-Mugabe transformation.
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The information can be used to build early warning systems for crop failure, to create crop insurance or target other forms of assistance.
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Those 85-and-older, the rapidly-growing demographic most in need of assistance with the activities of daily living, are two-thirds women.
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There's a lot of assistance available for students as well, both academic and for opportunities outside of school, including jobs, internships, and college.
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In New York State, for example, the local New York State Career Center is the place to go for this kind of assistance.
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We believe that Kavanaugh's denials of assistance to Pickering constitute damning evidence of his dishonesty, which bears on his denials of sexual assault.
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A strong pledge of assistance from American law enforcement to address corruption in countries other than Cuba, Venezuela and Nicaragua would help, too.
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The charity Oxfam, a longtime provider of assistance to Yemeni civilians, denounced the decision as having enabled the continuation of a horrific war.
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It is precisely these businesses, however, even more than the weakest of the big firms, that are most urgently in need of assistance.
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Mr. Giro, the Italian deputy foreign minister, acknowledged that some former traffickers had received medicine, funds for hospitals, and other forms of assistance.
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If you and your spouse make $150,000 a year, you get the same amount of assistance as people barely reaching the poverty line.
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She split her own party, but she also split the Labour Party (with plenty of assistance from that great Thatcher admirer Tony Blair).
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Earlier in the day, German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas said that Germany had earmarked €5 million ($5.72 million) worth of assistance for Venezuela.
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A White House official said Pruitt refused multiple offers of assistance to prepare for the upcoming hearings, a decision that has baffled aides.
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It is the same man whose 2016 presidential campaign was "receptive" to Russian offers of assistance, including supposed dirt about his political rival.
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Emergency contact numbers manned by embassy staff were available for citizens in need of assistance to call during the holiday, the department added.
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The Writs of Assistance targeted colonial merchants, but were at least issued by judges who could determine that legitimate laws were being enforced.
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There is overwhelming evidence that drug testing recipients of assistance saves no money and identifies few drug users, despite claims from prominent Republicans.
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He said authorities were still assessing the scale of the destruction and could not yet determine how many people were in need of assistance.
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Advisers say their clients need this type of assistance because they work, socialize and travel too frequently to take care of mundane tasks themselves.
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Nebenzia said Russia agrees with other council members on the need for humanitarian access, but questioned how many civilians are in need of assistance.
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We have far too much violence and conflict, and that is why we have more people who are hungry and in need of assistance.
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Google Now is already fairly powerful – it lets you talk to it using natural language, and offers a variety of assistance, similar to rivals.
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Luckily, Deputy Scotty Finnegan was driving by the area and realized the women were in need of assistance, so he threw them a rope.
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The province has asked for military help, and it should receive it soon in the form of assistance from the Army and the RCMP.
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To be sure, a conceptual shift is required in thinking of refugees as economic contributors and not just in need of assistance and counsel.
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Second, there will be a debate over the nature and magnitude of assistance offered to low-income Americans for the purchase of health insurance.
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In the U.S., big infrastructure questions have historically been answered by the federal government, and Liska argues that's the level of assistance needed here.
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The UN said 140,000 people are "in urgent need of assistance," but rescue teams have been unable to reach areas cut off by flooding.
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Urzua deeply cut back spending programs in a strategy aimed at cleaning out corruption and largesse with a new, more centralized model of assistance.
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Millions in need of assistance Of Yemen's population of 27.4 million, UNICEF estimates that 18.8 million are in need of humanitarian assistance, Tidey said.
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A string of diplomatic failures has meanwhile worsened conditions inside Syria, where aid groups say 13.5 million people are now in need of assistance.
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Intel tries to pair up engineers who have expertise in particular areas with startups in need of assistance in those exact areas, he said.
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And that dearth of representation has a real impact on Puerto Rico's ability to leverage its fair share of assistance from the federal government.
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It was the third known liaison with an explicit offer of assistance to the Trump campaign or a reference to Russian dirt on Clinton.
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CBP officials did not respond to questions about what the secondary medical checks will entail, or what kind of assistance other agencies could provide.
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In 2014, Mr. Schultz announced that he was donating $30 million to fund special job-training programs for veterans and other types of assistance.
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On Tuesday, the government estimated up to 20,000 people were still in need of assistance in northern Lombok, with around 80% of buildings destroyed.
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As we wandered through the store, we also occasionally heard the tolling of a shipping bell, which indicated a customer in need of assistance.
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By this I mean that the recipients are willing to work hard but were experiencing bad luck that left them in need of assistance.
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Former national security officials maintain their security clearances in part to be of assistance to new administrations for consultation or elaboration on historical context.
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The war has killed more than 19733,000 people, according to one independent estimate, and has left tens of millions more in need of assistance.
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But after the GOP lunch, negotiators were still debating what sort of assistance airlines should get and what strings should be tied to it.
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Even immigrants who received relatively small amounts of assistance for short periods might now be deemed "public charges" and be ineligible for green cards.
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Wu told reporters that Taiwan regretted and "strongly condemns" Kiribati's decision, which he added disregarded years of "assistance and friendship" between the two governments.
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As esports continue to grow, teams receiving that kind of assistance will only propel players, teams, and the entire scene forward toward more success.
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Lee County Emergency Management Agency Director Kathy Carson told reporters at a Tuesday briefing that there has been an outpouring of offers of assistance.
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House Democrats have argued that Trump used the delay of assistance as leverage to pressure Ukraine to investigate his political rivals on that call.
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Much of Sam's life will require this type of help among other forms of assistance with basic life skills, let alone the more complex.
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Each of these appropriations vary in terms of the timing on when it is passed, and what kinds of assistance is then made available.
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Expectations may arise for levels of assistance sufficient to effectively address the physical, social, political, economic and health challenges presented by this natural disaster.
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There are also thousands of Afghans and Iraqis whose lives are at risk because of assistance they offered American troops stationed in their countries.
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The number of people in need of assistance stands at 9.3 million, a 13 percent increase from the previous year, the United Nations said.
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Broward County officials and MIT researchers both warned that the map is to gather information, and that individuals in need of assistance should contact 911.
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If Mr. Trump really does want to lower corporate and personal income taxes, legalized, taxed marijuana may be of assistance in achieving that goal. 5.
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"Last year, President Trump restricted certain types of assistance to 22 countries that were ranked for Tier 3 in our 2018 TIP Report," Pompeo said.
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Yet across the country, they are getting lots of love, food and offers of assistance from a range of service providers and the general public.
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The conflict has spurred a massive humanitarian crisis, leaving more than 12 million people on the brink of starvation and in desperate need of assistance.
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Or possibly because he wanted to maintain state control, he failed to call on the most obvious source of assistance, the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
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Government officials delivered bags of simple rations including water and canned food on Sunday, but many Juchitan residents complained about the slow pace of assistance.
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This has encouraged the European Union to threaten its own targeted sanctions and withdrawal of assistance and reinforced peace efforts by the DRC's close neighbors.
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The only problem was that massive chunks of the memos were redacted, so no one has any idea what sort of assistance Flynn actually provided.
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This version of iOS is not encrypted the same way, and the government contends it would not require the same level of assistance by Apple.
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Turkish Prime Minister Binali Yildirim said at a news conference that the first 10,000 tons of assistance would be shipped as soon as this week.
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Despite his upcoming incarceration, Cohen has fielded continued interest from Congress and a variety of prosecutors' offices for his testimony and other forms of assistance.
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I'm grateful for the offers of assistance from the Russian Embassy but at the moment I do not wish to avail myself of their services.
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We also periodically heard the tolling of a ship bell, which we found out later was meant to signify a customer in need of assistance.
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These spells of violence, and attacks on humanitarian agencies, have restricted the delivery of assistance to those most in need, aid groups said last month.
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Over all, the agencies said, an estimated 10.1 million people, or 40 percent of the population, are food insecure and in urgent need of assistance.
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"The information we had which was alleging a Russian offer of assistance to a member of the Trump campaign was of extraordinary significance," he said.
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Aid groups want to use the Taliban's engagement in peace discussions to open access to large swaths of the population in dire need of assistance.
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Wazni said Lebanon was in need of $25 billion to $30 billion of assistance over the next five years to get out of the crisis.
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Many people are in dire need of assistance, the organization said, especially in outlying areas where roads and bridges were destroyed and access remains difficult.
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The kind of assistance that will be available — and when it will be available — will be influenced by public interest, political attention and legislative temperament.
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But the amount of assistance would increase with age and would not be tied to income, as it is under the existing health care law.
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Fields had plenty of assistance as the Buckeyes' star running back J.K. Dobbins ran for a career-high 211 yards and career-best four touchdowns.
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He tells Mr. Cesare that he considers it peculiar that no 10-13, or "officer in need of assistance," call went out on his behalf.
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He had lined up about a dozen Mandarin interpreters, but many other women refused to speak and were let go with an offer of assistance.
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The task force recommendations would limit the riskiest types of assistance in the settings when it is most likely to be diverted or cause harm.
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The United Nations (UN) reported 6,20113 people had left Syria's second largest city since Thursday though around 50,000 civilians remain trapped and in need of assistance.
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An uptick connected to the failure of the Health System, the destruction of medical buildings, and the shutting down of assistance programs for HIV positive people.
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If the companies responded that they had not received "other forms of assistance" and the U.S. had information to the contrary, it would mechanically apply duties.
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The center has the atmosphere of a living room and offers all kinds of assistance for everyday life, such as beds, showers, and clean injecting equipment.
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Katyal also urged the justices to leave in place the lower court opinion as it applies to refugees with assurance of assistance from volunteer resettlement agencies.
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"Dogs actually help us release oxytocin, which is the calming hormone and the bonding hormone," Jill Felice, founder of Assistance Dogs of the West, told PBS.
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Of a population of 44 million, more than 5 million people are in need of assistance and nearly 2 million displaced, according to the United Nations.
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These responsibilities include supporting and assisting nations as they implement the treaty, administering a database of assistance requests, facilitating communication between the parties, and much more.
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On Friday, Maduro ridiculed the United States for offering small amounts of assistance while maintaining sanctions that block some $10 billion of offshore assets and revenue.
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Mr. Obama declared swine flu a national emergency (which applies to the entire federal government and authorizes wider ranges of assistance) in October of that year.
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"Until the government of Cuba wants the kind of assistance United States is capable of providing, the United States shouldn't be doing stuff there," said Gross.
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But she said it was true that because of a lack of assistance in areas like child care, women often left the field to raise children.
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This is the kind of assistance that Florida, Texas, Puerto Rico, and the US Virgin Islands all got within a day or so after recent hurricanes.
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The bills blocked by McConnell would require the use of paper ballots and direct campaigns to report offers of assistance from foreign governments to the FBI.
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Rooney Columbus, a researcher at the American Enterprise Institute, also makes the case that the bill neglects unemployed borrowers, who are in most need of assistance.
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The payments enable insurers to reduce deductibles and other out-of-pocket costs for low-income people, a form of assistance known as cost-sharing reductions.
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What remains is the droll and sighing commitment of the stoic—a willingness to perform minor acts of assistance and relief, but nothing more than that.
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Of the 22.2 million Yemenis in need of assistance, more than three million women and girls are at risk of domestic violence, sexual assault and rape.
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State health officials said the county had repeatedly rebuffed their advice and offers of assistance during the outbreak, although they did step in starting early in 22014.
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" Derrick says he put information on his Facebook page -- and if people reach out in need of assistance, he rolls out immediately ... "no matter where they at.
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Enter free search sites, like Tuition Funding Sources, which help students find the most desirable kind of assistance — money that does not have to be paid back.
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In dozens of cases, the team has arranged for a potentially troubled student to meet with an official in charge of assistance and support services, Spano said.
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The massive U.S. intelligence community failed to provide actionable intelligence on Russia's information-warfare goals and capabilities before the election and offered a dearth of assistance afterward.
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While many observers lauded the budget as being expansionary and inclusive, some questioned the lack of assistance to smaller companies, who are grappling with rising business costs.
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"We're thinking about portable benefits packages and things that would be of assistance to those workers as well, so that they could also step away," Jassy said.
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I have read many statements that all kinds of undocumented immigrants get all kinds of welfare when, in fact, they're not eligible for any kind of assistance.
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Years of deadly violence have fueled a humanitarian crisis, leaving some 2.3 million people -- over half the population -- in dire need of assistance, according to UN figures.
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Years of deadly violence have fueled a humanitarian crisis, leaving some 2.3 million people, over half the population, in dire need of assistance, according to UN figures.
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This kind of assistance would be so useful to law enforcement that it's only a matter of time before governments start pressuring technology companies to provide it.
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Once he's out of the way Americans will be first in line to be able to deliver to those people the type of assistance that they need.
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At the time, as now, the kind of assistance she and her husband received was not generally held against foreigners if they later applied for permanent residence.
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"The police should not be a tool to further exacerbate a situation between a (member of the) public who is seeking some type of assistance," Adams said.
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But the government has consistently mishandled those relations, rejecting offers of assistance from Malaysia and New Zealand, while its attempts to resettle refugees in Cambodia have failed.
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Carlos Curbelo (R-Fla.) is slated to get the largest amount of assistance — $1.7 million — that will include television and digital advertising scheduled to begin in October.
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And we've continued over these last few days to have regular communication with them, and have provided different types of assistance over these last few difficult days.
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Adopted strategies should be comprehensive and balanced, and include education, public information, mass media, appropriate legislation and encouraging measures such as grants or other forms of assistance.
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Credit card and bank customers are eligible for several forms of assistance, including skipping a payment and having late fees and interest charges reversed if they do.
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The Trump campaign and its allies heard multiple offers of assistance from Kremlin-linked figures while Trump's personal lawyer tried to secure a hotel deal in Moscow.
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And for most kids starting their life today, he says, the philosophy is, "If you can can get any type of assistance, you have to take it."
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The country's devastated north, where discontent among the Sunni minority fueled the rise of ISIS, is now in dire need of assistance to recover from the fighting.
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I was clearly in need of assistance; I was crying and my coat and face were riddled with dried blood splotches from a cut on my finger.
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That differs greatly from the kind of assistance the city gives to families with children, who often simply need shelter and a voucher to find an apartment.
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But the decision to hold steady in January, while widely expected, underscored that the Fed still regards the economic expansion as fragile and in need of assistance.
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The country's years of assistance to the Syrian government have drawn international criticism; protests took place in Istanbul last week in front of the Russian consulate there.
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He said the party would also extend various forms of assistance to the families of the dead, providing funding for the education and weddings of their children.
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" Sessions said he is ordering the task force "to examine existing state and local government lawsuits against opioid manufacturers to determine if we can be of assistance.
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With tuition costs rising 6 percent annually — and the price of a degree potentially reaching $500,000 by 343 — a bit of assistance could go a long way.
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They agreed that something needed to be done legislatively about the high costs seniors pay for medicines and mentioned their copay coupons and other forms of assistance.
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Unlike nursing homes, assisted living facilities generally don't have to document their efforts to provide care or demonstrate why they can't provide an adequate level of assistance.
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A Saudi-led coalition, backed by the United States, has imposed a blockade on Yemen that has left two-thirds of the population in need of assistance.
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The storm left some 1.4 million people in need of assistance and resurrected a deadly cholera outbreak, and the country has faced huge problems trying to rebuild.
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The Obama administration is not threatening to cut off financial aid or other forms of assistance to Israel if Benjamin Netanyahu's government doesn't comply with its requests.
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However, these stable patients still need hours of assistance per day—being moved, exercised, cleaned, fed, and so on, which can take a toll on everyday people.
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Diplomats say there has yet to be detailed discussion with the new U.N.-brokered Libyan government in defining what kind of assistance it wants from the European Union.
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The new U.S. president has also sent messages offering to increase the level of assistance to Iraq, Abadi said, without giving details on the nature of the assistance.
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But there is growing concern in Washington about providing the same level of assistance to Pakistan unless it shows it is using the funds effectively to eliminate militants.
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"A person may move a live cetacean from its immediate vicinity when the cetacean is injured or in distress and is in need of assistance," the bill states.
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According to the United Nations, there are approximately 900,000 Rohingya refugees today, as well as some 20173,000 Bangladeshis who are hosting these refugees and in need of assistance.
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Mr. Giuliani enlisted two Soviet-born American businessmen, Lev Parnas and Igor Fruman, to help him connect early last year with Ukrainian prosecutors who could be of assistance.
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Voters are usually allowed to ask poll watchers who they are and who they represent, and in some states, can also ask them for specific kinds of assistance.
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Hundreds of people have died in the Caribbean and massive amounts of flooding is making it difficult to get to those who are still in need of assistance.
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At least 10.7 million people are in need of assistance in the region, mainly in Nigeria but also in Chad, Niger and Cameroon, according to the United Nations.
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One in five schools and kindergartens in the region has been damaged and destroyed - and that's left 300,000 children in immediate need of assistance to continue their education.
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Providing a year of assistance to victims would save money by making them more employable and reduce their need for emergency medical and housing services, the research found.
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"We are prepared to extend the cessation of hostilities, while working to strengthen it and expand deliveries of assistance," State Department spokesman John Kirby said in the statement.
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Schneiderman added that he has contacted the FCC nine times about the investigation before finally receiving an offer of assistance from the agency's inspector general's office that morning.
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Metro Nashville Police released a statement to News Channel 5 saying MNPD received a call from ICE asking for assistance, but did not specify what type of assistance.
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But there is growing consternation in Washington about continuing with the same level of assistance unless Pakistan provides evidence it is using the funds effectively to eliminate militants.
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"Need you to flag when people are friends of WJC," wrote Caitlin Klevorick, who was managing offers of assistance directed to the State Department by the Clinton Foundation.
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The rooms meant for employees were labeled "Crew Quarters" and every so often, we heard the toll of a ship bell signifying a customer in need of assistance.
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The lost revenue has been offset in part by a reduction in the amount of assistance the poorest Oklahomans can derive from the state's earned-income tax credit.
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This was impressive, but the computer still needed a lot of assistance in determining which areas of the face to analyze in order to determine the heart rate.
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Beyond that, you can use Assistant to change the level of assistance, find out the wheel's battery level and have it read out stats as you're riding around.
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"Anyone who has requested any type of assistance during this process has received unconditional assistance from the city of Orlando and the Orlando Police Department," Chief Rolon said.
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Editorial The Temporary Protected Status program provides the sort of assistance the United States should be proud to extend to foreigners fleeing civil unrest, violence or natural disasters.
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The Vera Institute of Justice, which has been helping prisons set up programs like these, pushes the administrators to ask the prisoners what kinds of assistance they need.
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Jonesboro Police Chief Rick Elliott said search and rescue crews were making their third and final sweep looking for anyone in need of assistance before focusing on cleanup.
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Those in favor of lower taxes have argued that individuals are more capable than the government of allocating money to important causes, including people in need of assistance.
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Many small businesses and poorer countries, the ones most in need of assistance to weather a shaky economy, will find they are not able to afford the protection.
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"We've got a subset of people who aren't eligible for Medicaid or other types of assistance, but they fall into a category where every penny counts," Gavino said.
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Another new feature in Tinder will allow users to easily and discreetly trigger emergency services via the Noonlight app, if they're feeling uneasy or in need of assistance.
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The U.S. attorney revealed Prince Andrew's lack of assistance Monday outside Epstein's home, while answering a question at a news conference about victims of human and sex trafficking.
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In Monday's filing, Ukraine accused Russia of violating the Terrorism Financing Convention "by supplying weapons and other forms of assistance to illegal armed groups operating on Ukrainian territory".
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But the tech community, backed by privacy and civil liberties advocates, has vociferously opposed the legislation, arguing this type of assistance would undermine security and endanger online privacy.
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The American passenger who spoke with Business Insider said he was especially upset about the lack of assistance for guests who booked travel arrangements independent of Holland America.
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The resumption of assistance of units not working directly with U.S. forces will be on a pilot basis, a press release from the U.S. embassy in Mogadishu said.
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Where a pro-lifer sees a disabled person worthy of assistance in achieving his fullest potential and worth as a human being, Trump sees an object of mockery.
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As of Tuesday, FEMA had yet to authorize reconstruction aid for Puerto Rico — a level of assistance it has already authorized for Texas and the US Virgin Islands.
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Friends who don't have student loans find no problems with getting that kind of assistance, but balk at costing their parents an additional $50 a month for phone bills.
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Hostile anti-China sentiments have marked much of Trump's presidency—in a tweet last month, he criticized Beijing for its lack of assistance on reigning in Pyongyang's military technology.
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The United States is an important source of assistance to Guatemala and Honduras, and Trump had threatened to cut off financial aid to countries that supported the U.N. resolution.
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PWNED: States have a generally positive view of assistance the Department of Homeland Security's cybersecurity arm has provided in safeguarding state and local elections, a government watchdog reported yesterday.
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Living With Cancer After the drama of diagnosis passes and the preliminary offers of assistance dissipate, a few hardy souls hang in with cancer patients for the long haul.
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The winner of the competition will receive a grant of €300,000 (about $420,000 U.S.) and 12 months of assistance from a special LVMH team to help develop their company.
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Well, fortunately for this lemur, it received a bit of assistance with its back itch from two kids, but when they stopped the lemur decided that just wasn't enough.
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The agencies, in turn, spend the money at their discretion, often on things that other sources of assistance typically do not cover, or when the money is needed immediately.
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Here are some wrenching photos of the aftermath from the United Nations Stabilization Mission in Haiti: The UN says that 1.4 million people are in dire need of assistance.
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And it seemed to take forever for local law enforcement officials to figure out that we were under attack and to get reinforcements in time to be of assistance.
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Impoverished Yemen, on the southern tip of the Arabian Peninsula, is now in the world&aposs worst humanitarian crisis, with more than 22.2 million people in need of assistance.
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While this is the kind of assistance that was already happening through Facebook's News Feeds and Groups, the company is taking extra precautions as it provides more organizational infrastructure.
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The withdrawal of assistance comes as the US-led military coalition battles the remaining elements of ISIS in the Middle Euphrates River Valley along the Syrian border of Iraq.
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These hearings will be the first of many steps we take together to determine what actions we can take as a nation to reach veterans in need of assistance.
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The hospital in Brescia, Italy, a city in the Lombardy region, which is a coronavirus hotspot, had 22020 patients in intensive care in need of assistance from breathing machines.
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The hospital in Brescia, Italy, a city in the Lombardy region, which is a coronavirus hotspot, had 22020 patients in intensive care in need of assistance from breathing machines.
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If you're an American Express customer and your financial situation has altered as a result of the worldwide coronavirus pandemic, you could be eligible for various types of assistance.
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One is the website of the Coalition for the Homeless in New York, which has an online list of information with searchable types of assistance with keyword and location.
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A Ryan spokesperson said the exact form this kind of "assistance" would take hasn't been determined, but Ryan's remarks suggested they would involve increasing tax credits for older Americans.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan insisted that the A.H.C.A. contain a federally defined, one-size-fits-all tax credit that provides a nearly uniform level of assistance regardless of need.
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Where those affected turn next Lee County Emergency Management Agency Director Kathy Carson told reporters at a Tuesday briefing that there has been an outpouring of offers of assistance.
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The club's founders decreed, in the earliest years of the tournament, that any members present had to make themselves available to patrons who might be in need of assistance.
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These services have high marks in customer reviews, but you're looking at yearly payments of at least $200 in some cases for the full range of assistance they offer.
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Iran has marked the occasion by insulting the victims of the attack with a hollow offer of assistance, even as it shelters the senior Iranians indicted for the crime.
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The prosecutor added that he has contacted the FCC nine times about the investigation before finally receiving an offer of assistance from the agency's inspector general's office that morning.
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The United States and other potential donors could create an incentive by preparing a major package of assistance once the Zimbabwe government shows it is really committed to change.
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For certain types of assistance, such as commercial purchases of riot control gear from a US company, the State Department merely asks the Egyptian government for a written report.
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"We are incredibly thankful for the outpouring of assistance we received from other public safety partners and the community during this incident," the sheriff's office said in the news release.
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The following are eight businesses that are tapping into the growing interest in the sharing economy among older Americans, as both a source of assistance and potential income in retirement.
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"In 2019, an estimated 3.6 million people will be in need of assistance and protection, with no prospects for return in the short to medium term," the U.N. appeal said.
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The big picture: Pelosi said that Democrats plan to propose a package of legislation strengthening campaigns' "duty to report" foreign offers of assistance, in addition to other election security measures.
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The aid is in addition to the dozens of assistance programs for farmers that are usually on offer, which include subsidized insurance, loans, disaster relief, training classes and trade promotion.
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Companies in Israel are presently receiving business, marketing, technology and other forms of assistance to get them ready for the imminent Demo Day there and to make them viable businesses.
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While it is important that entrepreneurs work hard to find ways to succeed, it is equally important that governments identify and fill certain gaps where they can be of assistance.
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Because of the "overwhelming" number of calls, 911 responders are keeping a log that prioritizes those most in need of assistance, and helping those people one by one, he said.
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Based on our social context, we may behave differently and require different forms of assistance from our AI agents — at school or at work, in a bar or in church.
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Officials said that Beijing appeared particularly interested in identifying Chinese-Americans who were working for the U.S. government, so that China could try to manipulate them into being of assistance.
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But in addition to families' need for support in work-life balance and financial assistance, our country would benefit from another type of assistance that most aren't receiving: parenting education.
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In one ongoing incident that began late last month, over 20 wounded civilians have found themselves trapped underground after government shelling, and are still being denied any form of assistance.
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As controversial as this device is, there is no doubt that some of our patients may need just this kind of assistance to at least start the weight loss process.
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And because campuses are ripe with resources — mental health services, financial counselors, food pantries — recently released prisoners who arrive on them are near the kind of assistance they desperately need.
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The talks are in their very early stages, with no determination yet of a fixed amount or percentage of assistance to be cut, according to officials familiar with the discussions.
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In return, the states would give up their role as the sole providers of "assistance to the needy," and with it their power to close their borders to poor Americans.
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"The politicization of humanitarian assistance in the context of the crisis makes delivery of assistance in accordance with the principles of neutrality, impartiality and independence more difficult," the report said.
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"The people who live on the edge of society are most at risk of becoming homeless if they aren't on the receiving end of assistance for four months," he says.
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It cuts SNAP and affordable housing benefits for the poorest Americans, strips funds from Medicaid for the Americans most in need of assistance, and slashes student debt to the bone.
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In particular, left-wing foreign-policy makers should pressure allies like Saudi Arabia and Israel to stop committing human rights abuses by withholding arms transfers and other forms of assistance.
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When Njoku looked for regional sources of assistance, she discovered only one in Georgia: the Magnolia Fund, which helped women pay for abortions performed at the Feminist Women's Health Center.
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Guaido has said that humanitarian aid will begin to flow into Venezuela in the coming days, defying Maduro's repeated refusal of assistance in the face of food and medicine shortages.
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Sometimes when air travel goes awry, such as in the wake of a storm, social media won't cut it because such large numbers of travelers are in need of assistance.
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"The bombings, the lack of humanitarian aid and the failure of the United Nations to deliver any kind of assistance means the death toll may soon be catastrophic," Brown said.
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Trainers removed the facemask of Rudolph's helmet and brought out a cart and stretcher, but neither was used, as he walked off the field with a good deal of assistance.
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But the Trump administration has demonstrated a similar disdain for other means of assistance, including by seeking to slash the budget for agencies like the State Department that administer it.
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I've seen firsthand how PEPFAR has not only strengthened our standing in the world but how this kind of assistance can be the best medicine against the disease of terrorism.
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The discretion of searchers under the administrative subpoena regime is therefore broader and in many ways more dangerous to the Fourth Amendment right of security than the Writs of Assistance.
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Unable to reach his cousin and "frustrated by the lack of assistance he was receiving, and unable to enter Syria," the complaint said, Mr. Redzepagic returned to the United States.
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"These cases show that the government has an interest in getting this kind of assistance from tech companies in a wide variety of cases," ACLU attorney Esha Bhandari told me.
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Working for Dance Theater Workshop, among other organizations, she learned how most artists in New York exist: on the margin, always struggling, in need of assistance from people like her.
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Background: The Anti-Terrorism Clarification Act (ATCA) would force foreign organizations to be subject to the jurisdiction of U.S. courts if they accept certain forms of assistance from the U.S. government.
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In what quickly became the world's largest humanitarian crisis, the war has resulted in some 22 million people in need of some form of assistance, including food, water, shelter, and sanitation.
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The United Nations humanitarian affairs office says more than 13.5 million people are in need of assistance due to the crisis in Syria, in which about 250,000 people have been killed.
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For women living in these areas, it can be very difficult to report violence or get any kind of assistance, because often the militias controlling communities have links to the police.
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De Meyer, the director of Assistance Services for Newcomers Molenbeek (SAMPA) believes the community has been neglected and is lacking the resources needed to address how younger Muslims are getting radicalized.
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I like the Schwinn Monroe Single-Speed Electric Bike because it has a range of up to 45 miles, features five levels of assistance, and is perfectly built for my body.
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Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.) also asked for consent to pass legislation that would require candidates, campaign officials and their family members to notify the FBI of assistance offers from foreign governments.
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As humanitarian crises have multiplied in recent years and more than 100 million people now being in need of assistance, women's health and reproductive rights are often an afterthought, he said.
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These are just a few examples of the kind of assistance that local community banks specialize in to support their Main Street consumers and small businesses when they need it most.
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And many were hopeful about a flurry of assistance for children here — added funds for Headstart, Medicaid, lead testing, even for learning to cook family meals aimed at reducing lead absorption.
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That's why any big package of assistance to the airline industry should require that in order to access funds, U.S. airlines must agree to abide by the targets they've already identified.
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The statement echoed concerns expressed by the government of the far-right Brazilian president, which rejected Macron's offer of assistance from G7 countries amid an ongoing feud between Bolsonaro and Macron.
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A list of permitted categories of assistance issued last week suggested that foreign groups offering technical help on environmental, health and other relatively uncontroversial issues had strong chances of gaining approval.
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Jason Saul, founder of Mission Measurement, which helps organizations calculate the impact of charitable dollars and has done work for several United Way chapters, laid out three historical categories of assistance.
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The federal government has a moral obligation to help those in need of assistance and ensure that people have equal opportunity to live into their potential and contribute to their communities.
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The mission -- dubbed Operation Faithful Patriot -- will "provide a range of assistance, including planning, engineering, transportation, logistics and medical support to the US Customs and Border Protection," according to the Pentagon.
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President Trump on Monday sidestepped a question on what type of assistance the United States would provide to Finland in the event of diplomatic breakdown between the Nordic country and Russia.
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"This workforce reduction affects approximately 1.1.125,400 employees globally, who will receive severance, continued benefits, and other forms of assistance to aid in their career transition," the New York-based company added.
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Goddard oversees about 600 of the state's approximately 50,000 units of "supportive housing," apartments in which the formerly homeless can live affordably, with counseling and other forms of assistance on site.
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The NRA Foundation, the gun lobby's charitable arm, gave more than $10,000 worth of assistance to Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School's rifle marksmanship team in 2016, the Associated Press reported Friday.
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If Manafort did in fact ask Russia to help Trump win the election, that action itself not a crime, but the type of assistance Russia may have provided could be criminal.
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The eye of the storm centered on the Tiburon Peninsula in the south, leaving 350,000 people in need of assistance and tens of thousands of homes destroyed, according to government estimates.
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Making matters worse, it now appears that even states willing to accept the federal government's offers of assistance could be left waiting for help to arrive until just weeks before elections begin.
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The president has signed off on a more tangible measure of assistance for Taiwan: approval for a long-planned sale of arms, worth $2.2bn, that includes tanks and Stinger anti-aircraft missiles.
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With the right funding and momentum, it could add another layer of assistance for immigrants needing a quick answer to a vital question, as they begin their journey navigating a new country.
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States would get more funding to help provide insurance coverage but there is no guarantee that they would reach the low-income, sicker population that needs that type of assistance the most.
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" On Twitter, where he has amassed nearly 900,000 followers since catapulting to the public eye, he wrote: "Thank you to everyone who has reached out with supportive messages and offers of assistance.
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Kay Stepper, the US head of assistance and automated driving at Bosch, told Business Insider that there are 3 hurdles self-driving cars will need to overcome before they hit the roads.
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Rather than expanding shelters, and institutionalizing families, city dollars would be better spent targeting the right level of assistance to families quickly to help them secure and stay in their own homes.
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She had a lot of assistance and, along with her coaches and the medical staff, she adjusted to a new routine that still allowed her to train and compete without overdoing it.
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They act as though they believe that their gerrymandering, voter suppression laws, incessantly divisive and dishonest rhetoric, and acceptance of assistance from foreign governments will allow them to control the presidency forever.
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"They will likely be dehydrated and suffer from acute malnutrition, which will combine to make them weak, so they will need to have a great deal of assistance for safety," Auerbach said.
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It has also shrugged off offers of assistance from the UN mission (MONUSCO) including air transport, crucial to holding an election in such a vast country, much of which lacks basic infrastructure.
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New York City's Department for the Aging provides many forms of assistance and advice, and if one of you calls 311, someone will be able to direct you to the right people.
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He then worked for his partner as a linotype operator for years afterward, scrimping by on meager wages while the family also lived on various forms of assistance, from time to time.
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The shortcomings start with the fact that, reflecting longstanding conservative hostility to helping people who don't have much market income, the people most in need of assistance get the least help here.
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They told me I'd stumbled upon the first meeting of the Flood Survivors Social Support Group, a new informal drop-in session for people in need of assistance because of the disaster.
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"We're always ready to help Finland," Trump replied, when asked by a Finnish reporter about what kind of assistance the U.S. would be willing to give to the non-NATO ally bilaterally.
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"But for me, and for so many people who believe in better aid, it's not the levels of assistance that are important, but rather how you spend the money," said Mr. Payenda.
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"In keeping with your offer of assistance in July, we believe that U.S. engagement with India will be critical in providing relief for the all of the people of Kashmir," they wrote.
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The war, among the worst humanitarian crises in the world, has killed more than 50,23 people, according to one independent estimate, and has left tens of millions more in need of assistance.
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But Raymond Jr. says his brother wanted to remind people there are firefighters and police officers who were not involved on September 11 who are in need of assistance all around the country.
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At the time, I remember startups in Silicon Valley having access to, literally, multiple ways of scaling up their concept, from growth hacking partners to branding agencies, to many different types of assistance.
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But the level of assistance has grown -- personnel from the Coast Guard, Federal Protective Service, US Marshals, National Guard and other Department of Homeland Security were all involved in the processing of migrants.
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In 2016, many Republican-led state governments mistrusted DHS's offers of assistance in protecting election cyber infrastructure, and this year's Iowa Democratic Party refused DHS's offer of help in vetting its Caucus app.
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Medicaid also covers 51 percent of all long-term services and supports including a broad range of assistance with medical and personal care, such as eating, dressing, showering, cooking, medication management, and housework.
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Studies also show that the usual means of conferring broad-based growth—tax cuts and credits—aren't as effective at fueling economic activity as programs that target those most in need of assistance.
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Hurricane Matthew, which slammed into Haiti last October and left some 1.4 million people in need of assistance, had only compounded existing problems of reconstruction and resurrected a deadly cholera outbreak, she said.
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The kicker: The level of assistance that these Chinese firms get is not so different from the extent to which the U.S. government protects a company with strategic significance like Boeing, says Scissors.
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But they are responding mostly by backing a candidate who is offering specific forms of assistance — middle-class tax cuts, more subsidies for child care and higher education, immigration reform, policing reform, etc.
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And, I'm sure there are conversations going on – or in fact there are conversations going on with our allies about technologies that could certainly be of assistance to them in protecting their facility.
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These businesses critically need a bridge of assistance from the federal government to protect those workers and ensure that when the crisis has passed, they can open again and serve their customers again.
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On Friday, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo announced that the U.S. had made a formal offer of assistance to the Iranian people via Switzerland, which serves as an intermediary between the two countries.
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After an earthquake rocked southern Mexico late last week, the government rescinded its offer so it could focus emergency services for the millions of people in need of assistance in its own country.
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Pursuant to this law, we have also published additional guidance on the prioritization of assistance during power outages, the identification of evacuation routes and the coordination of emergency response plans for hazardous materials.
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In these regards, administrative subpoenas are worse than the general warrants banned by the Fourth Amendment after America's colonial experience with the Writs of Assistance, which in fact helped foster the American Revolution.
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"I am declaring a state of emergency to ensure that localities and communities have the appropriate level of assistance, and to coordinate the Commonwealth's response to any potential impact from Hurricane Dorian," Gov.
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The bill would also establish an office tasked with developing a public health strategy to address violence, a crime-prevention program focused on people in need of assistance and additional police training and reforms.
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"The president reiterated the U.S. offer of assistance and underscored that no attack could sway our determination - and that of our German allies - to defeat terrorism in all of its forms," the statement said.
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This week, DHS chief Jeh Johnson held a call with state election officials to outline, very roughly, the kind of assistance that DHS will provide to help prevent cyber attacks in this fall's elections.
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The wheel's smart technology not only allows the rider to go farther and faster and climb hills more easily but also automatically senses the effort from pedaling and provides the appropriate level of assistance.
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The Chinese were annoyed with the North Koreas over a lot of their behavior, not least the third nuclear test [in 2013], and had reduced the amount of assistance they were giving North Korea.
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He couched the decision as an effort to make election infrastructure a cybersecurity priority but did not go into detail about the type of assistance DHS would provide or the scope of its powers.
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Target's increased store staffing looks to be aimed at preventing loss of sales from customers walking out because of busy checkout lanes or lack of assistance while making purchases, Moody's analyst Charlie O'Shea said.
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And the relationship between Castro's Cuba and the liberation struggle of South Africa grew deep roots when, in the 1970s and 1980s, Cuba provided military training and other forms of assistance to South Africans.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin has announced that the administration wants to send checks to citizens totaling $85033,200 per adult and $500 per child, with another round of assistance to follow if the pandemic continues.
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"The resources available to battered women in need of assistance have drifted steadily downward during the past 20 years," she wrote in 1996, when President Bill Clinton was pushing changes to the welfare system.
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"Many of the residents of these occupied buildings have been in Rome for years, but have had no system of assistance," said Carlotta Sami, a spokeswoman for the United Nations refugee agency in Italy.
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She then turned to researching financial aid and learned that Congress barred her from accessing federal Pell grants, loans, scholarships and work-study jobs — the most common forms of assistance for low-income students.
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This, despite Israel's offers of assistance to the continent in agriculture, chemical engineering, mining, irrigation and hydro-electricity — industries that are critical to many African countries and within which Israel is an international leader.
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During a news conference, Barr - the top U.S. law enforcement official - said there was no evidence of assistance by other Saudi trainees or that any of them had knowledge in advance of the attack.
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Unable to find employment, Mr. Bracey's monthly income comes in the form of assistance: $235 from Supplemental Security Income, $518 from Social Security, $87 from New York State disability and $189 in food stamps.
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In 2016, the E.U. cut a deal with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, promising €6 billion ($6.6 billion) of assistance in exchange for Turkey for agreeing to block migrant boats from leaving its shores.
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Among the nations of the world, only Israel is guaranteed under the budget to keep its level of assistance, which at $3.1 billion a year is far more than goes to any other country.
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Zai is one of many techniques experts say have made communities across the Sahel better prepared to withstand drought since the last major dry spell in 2012 left 18 million people in need of assistance.
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Trump may be in more need of assistance than other recent presidential election winners, considering he has no experience whatsoever of governing yet is about to take on what may be the world's toughest job.
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However, Apple could have provided other forms of assistance like suggesting they use Kelley's fingerprint or, as its statement reads, expedite legal warrant requests to get into Kelley's iCloud account to check for iPhone backups.
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These are the sorts of assistance capabilities that US-incorporated startup Reason8 has in the works for its AI-powered transcription service, which is launching out of beta today from the TechCrunch Disrupt Berlin stage.
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The term, in developmental psychology, refers to a parenting approach that uses a level of assistance and control more appropriate for much younger children; ultimately, such behavior can hinder capacities to develop independence and resilience.
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It's just like the Classic plan, only with some extra goodies, including priority support when you need it, unlimited personal guidance from a tax pro, and up to three years of assistance with IRS audits.
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More provocatively, it assures rights of national sovereignty, but with a caveat: it grants a "right of assistance" to support non-violent groups and individuals to foster democracy or human rights in non-free societies.
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Heavy costs More than 20,000 people have died at the hands of these remains of cluster munitions in Laos and an estimated 12,203 more victims are in need of assistance, Legacies of War has found.
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So, watch out for scammers, and if you do donate through the shelter's page, know this ... 100% of donations are going to medical care for Narwhal and the other rescues in desperate need of assistance.
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We will not be talking about 85033,000 troops here or 10,000 troops there, nor about a few billion dollars in aid, weapons sales and other forms of assistance to partners on the brink of destruction.
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Iran: We don't need help The country's foreign minister tweeted his country's gratitude for "global expressions of sympathy and offers of assistance," but said that Iran didn't need outside help to deal with the crisis.
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Such an agreement could be a step toward facilitating commercial and humanitarian aid flows from ports of entry to remote areas in dire need of assistance, and offer considerable psychological relief to war weary Yemenis.
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It created the government-financed Portland Community Support Fund to provide rental payments to landlords and other forms of assistance for asylum seekers, the only fund of its kind in the country, Portland officials said.
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On Christmas that year, Adolph S. Ochs, the publisher of The Times, helped a man in need, and the encounter inspired a campaign to bring readers the stories of city residents in need of assistance.
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"We said, this is life changing and she's always going to need some level of assistance, and we totally understand if you don't think you are up to this," Ms. Llerena recalled, her voice catching.
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"Those individuals receiving the data breach notice also will receive offers of assistance to help mitigate any threats to their financial security," the memo says, an offer in many cases required by breach notification laws.
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A CCRIF-type model could also be used for more novel types of coverage, such as community flood insurance, which would provide a base level of assistance to all residents of a flood-prone area.
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Chaudhry declined to disclose the sum of assistance sought through deferred payments, but said this was part of the discussions that led to the UAE announcing it would deposit $3 billion with Pakistan's central bank.
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When scientists compared the number of children born to fertile parents with those born using some form of assistance, they noticed an elevated risk of childhood cancers in the cases where frozen embryos were used.
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"I particularly want to thank the government of Mexico for its offer of assistance to the state of Texas," Tillerson said during a joint press conference with Mexican Secretary of Foreign Relations Luis Videgaray Caso.
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"I particularly want to thank the government of Mexico for its offer of assistance to the state of Texas," Tillerson said during a joint press conference with Mexican Secretary of Foreign Relations Luis Videgaray Caso.
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The new law, drafted by Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, creates a new category of crime, called "promoting and supporting illegal migration" — essentially, banning individuals and organizations from providing any kind of assistance to undocumented immigrants.
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Anonymity "throws a layer of assistance to someone who wants to rig a drawing," said Dan Russell, former attorney for the Florida Lottery and now a private-practice attorney representing major casinos and gambling industry manufacturers.
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"I have had financial assistance throughout that period of my preparation for this profession, and so I understand the necessity of being of assistance and, when it is possible, to be of financial assistance," she said.
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Following an offer of assistance from UHS's public affairs department, a legal letter arrived from Eugene Scalia, a partner at a powerful Washington, DC, law firm and son of the late Supreme Court justice Antonin Scalia.
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In the past, officials have insisted the small amount of assistance they provide deportees — such as free bus tickets to their state of birth or access to computers to print their birth certificates — has been adequate.
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The financial benefits of providing 0003 months of assistance - including housing, healthcare and legal aid - to people who are recognized by the government as victims would far outweigh the costs, said academics at Britain's Nottingham University.
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"At the moment, there's very little systematic provision of assistance to match ex-offenders with jobs at release," said Ms. Pager, whose research focuses on the barriers that race and criminal records pose in the workplace.
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The foreigners include those who went to fight in the ranks of ISIS or other jihadist formations as well as those who went to provide other forms of assistance, including young women who became jihadist brides.
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"The number of people eligible for tax credits will increase" as premiums rise next year, and the amount of assistance will also increase, Kevin Griffis, a spokesman for the Department of Health and Human Services, said.
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He was said to be furious at the local security officials, as well as the leadership in Kabul, for what his aides said was lack of assistance to his personal militias fighting the front-line battles.
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She portrays the surprising breadth of assistance that public libraries and librarians offer patrons: 'In a world heavily skewed toward people who can pay for access to resources, we do what we can to provide equity.
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Hundreds of thousands in need of assistance There are also currently 60,000 refugee and migrant children in urban areas who are "terribly vulnerable" as many of them are unaccompanied or held in detention centers, UNICEF said.
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Biden also would propose a $4 billion package of assistance to Central American countries, including El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras, which have been a source of large numbers of asylum seekers at U.S. ports of entry.
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But many news industry analysts and executives remain skeptical that this kind of assistance from Facebook and Google — including promises to steer more traffic to local news — are steps toward building a more sustainable news ecosystem.
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Graduates from Rhode Island institutions with designated degrees in science, technology, engineering, art or math who get a job in the state within those fields can qualify for four years of assistance paying back their student loans.
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That same day, Peña Nieto's government announced that it was rescinding it offer of assistance to the US after Hurricane Harvey because of its own natural disasters, including Hurricane Katia, which struck Mexico on the Gulf coast.
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In addition, the study didn't explore the experiences of applicants or students with disabilities or assess the nature of accommodations needed on an individual basis to see what type of assistance schools might provide in specific situations.
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The cards were designed with the cancer patient in mind: She could use the cards to facilitate conversations with loved ones that would help her figure out and explain the kind of assistance she could actually use.
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In the past few weeks, the amount of room-scale tracking issues encountered by Rift users has been pretty visible and the amount of assistance they've received in from Oculus in terms of troubleshooting has been insufficient.
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Eukanuba, a long-time partner of Canine Companions for Independence, is working with the group to raise awareness about the importance of assistance dogs like Perkins, and the benefits they bring to the lives of so many.
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WASHINGTON, Oct 2 (Reuters) - The United States will continue to support French-led military efforts in Mali against militants and there is no intention to reduce the level of assistance, U.S. Defense Secretary Mattis said on Tuesday.
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"Tensions could be exacerbated in the run-up to the upcoming elections as the delivery of assistance is expected to slow down," the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs said in a recent report.
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"The programs that they're involved in, the schools that they're involved with, are just getting cut -- and I've seen the effect that that has on the quality of assistance that they get to provide society," he said.
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"We need to look at some things like people who are going to be least well-served in a new marketplace, is there a way to shift some of the opportunity of assistance toward them," he said.
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But when the Houthis advanced into southern Yemen in 2015, promises of assistance from the UAE convinced the southern leadership to move to Abu Dhabi from where they could carry on the fight for their Yemeni homeland.
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Lastly, people in need of assistance will have the opportunity to select from a known pool of talent to meet their needs for a given task, not just whoever is on the company payroll at the time.
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But on March 23, one day after ISIS' deadly attacks in Brussels, a prosecutor called Mr. Dratel and said the government was now interested in meeting with Mr. Skoro to determine whether he could be of assistance.
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The Senate is working its way through a package to provide recovery dollars for a recent spate of hurricanes, storms and wildfires, but they've yet to clinch a deal on the amount of assistance for Puerto Rico.
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"He was motivated to do so by personal greed, and repeatedly used his power and influence for deceptive ends," they wrote in a filing that also sought to puncture Cohen's public pronouncements of assistance in their investigations.
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Mr. Gingrich has made himself valuable to the campaign with input and offers of assistance, but he also hobbled himself with a frontal criticism of Mr. Trump for his comments about a federal judge with Mexican parents.
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Despite the rains, people remain in need of assistance in the Pacific island nation of 7 million people who largely rely on what they grow in their backyard gardens and have little or no access to markets.
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Setting up this kind of assistance from some kind of preexisting agency "won't rectify the damage that has been done to the economy, but it will put a brake on things getting a lot worse," Parrott said.
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The Help Map offers a way to coordinate aid between those in need, like the elderly and at-risk, and those willing to offer some form of assistance — like running errands or dropping off supplies, for example.
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Members who add themselves to the map can then detail the errands they could run or the other sort of assistance they can provide — like offering a daily check-in phone call, delivering groceries or fetching prescriptions.
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"I have never had Christine Blasey Ford, or anybody else, prepare me, or provide any other type of assistance whatsoever in connection with any polygraph exam I have taken at any time," she said in a statement.
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Specifically, on the issue of Ukraine's knowledge of the hold, or of Ukraine asking questions about possible issues with the flow of assistance, my staff showed me two unclassified emails that they received from the State Department.
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" Other provisions stressed "the importance of ensuring the security" of political opposition members — a clear reference to Mr. Guaidó and his associates — and the need to "facilitate unhindered access and delivery of assistance to all in need.
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The quantity of assistance is set to cap the share of annual income (ranging from 2 percent to 9.5 percent) needed to afford a "silver" plan under the ACA's regulatory definition of different tiers of insurance plan quality.
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They often consist of a menu of assistance, such as retirement planning help; health care cost planning; employee self-assessments; investment planning programs; guides for saving for college; and advice on privacy, security, fraud protection and identity theft.
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It wasn't uncommon for Johannah to hear through the media of an individual in need of assistance, and she would immediately make it her objective to get that person what they often desperately needed, and rarely without success.
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Tech firms have been stymied in efforts to get federal agencies to provide the kinds of assistance that can only come from officials who have access to sensitive national security information, according to people familiar with the matter.
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Sports Direct called on Debenhams to reconsider the offers of assistance it had made to the group, which included a 150 million pound loan and the purchase of Debenhams' Danish business Magasin Du Nord for 100 million pounds.
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The cost of insuring Bahrain's sovereign debt against default fell but remained high even after last week's pledge of assistance, with credit default swaps now implying a nearly 24 percent probability of default in the next five years.
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Family caregivers are the backbone of services and supports in this country – the first line of assistance helping older adults, veterans, and people with disabilities to live independently in their homes and communities where they want to be.
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Last month, Meghan and husband Prince Harry took in the Royal Variety Performance to benefit the charity, which helps hundreds of British entertainers in need of assistance as a result of old age, ill-health or hard times.
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"The mandate infringes the Greens' religious liberties by requiring them to lend what their religion teaches to be an impermissible degree of assistance to the commission of what their religion teaches to be a moral wrong," he wrote.
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Providing a year of assistance could boost Britain's public purse by up to 6.6 million pounds ($8.14 million) as survivors would be more employable, and the need for medical or housing services would reduce, said Nottingham University researchers.
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"The level of Russian involvement in Syria is relatively high, and includes a wide range of assistance to the Syrian government forces," said Mikhail Barabanov, a senior research fellow at the Center for Analysis of Strategies and Technologies.
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Family members are the first in the line of assistance for most people, and they are the ones who often make it possible for older adults and individuals with disabilities to live independently in their homes and communities.
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"The story I'm trying to tell is a story of timely and targeted micro forms of assistance, not gargantuan across the board throw money at the problem, which has never worked in the past," Kudlow told reporters then.
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Once a U.B.I. is no longer universal or even basic (what if the poor are worse off when other forms of assistance are stripped away?), it's hard to see the point of having it in the first place.
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The whole reason Trump had to resort to things like Giuliani's irregular diplomatic channel and eventually putting an illegal hold on the flow of assistance is precisely that support for giving Ukraine assistance was widespread among congressional Republicans.
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"This one time infusion of assistance will help the (government of Mexico) address, and potentially deter, irregular migrant flows, which will help keep illegal immigrants from entering into the United States through the southwest border," the notification said.
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Guaido called the situation "an emergency ... a crisis," on Monday and said humanitarian aid would begin to flow into Venezuela in the coming days, defying Maduro's repeated refusal of assistance in the face of food and medicine shortages.
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Guaido called the situation "an emergency ... a crisis," on Monday and said humanitarian aid will begin to flow into Venezuela in the coming days, defying Maduro's repeated refusal of assistance in the face of food and medicine shortages.
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Trump veered into the comments after he was asked by a Finnish reporter about what kind of assistance the U.S. would be willing to give to Finland in the event of diplomatic breakdown between the ally and Russia.
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Under another one of his bills, consumers could receive tax credits to help pay for insurance, but for many lower-income people, the amount of assistance would be less than what they receive under the Affordable Care Act.
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They are interrogating the greatest themes, and so I'm attracted to the aspects of religion that know that human life is quite difficult and that we are going to need a lot of assistance, a lot of guidance.
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"I have NEVER had Christine Blasey Ford, or anybody else, prepare me, or provide any other type of assistance whatsoever in connection with any polygraph exam I have taken at any time," Monica McLean said in her response.
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Each year, the EEOC and its state and local partner agencies close more than 20163,000 cases — but workers receive some form of assistance, such as money or a change in work conditions, only 18 percent of the time.
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BellaThere's the time I bought a brand new car for $20,33 with a bank loan and it turned out to be a lemon—and the car company refused to be of assistance at all, or fix the manufacturer's problem.
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A day after the aid convoy arrived in the border city of Cucuta, President Nicolas Maduro ridiculed the United States for offering small amounts of assistance while maintaining sanctions that block some $10 billion of offshore assets and revenue.
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The company has also sent employees to help with Puerto Rico's connectivity issues and has partnered with the Red Cross to use an artificial intelligence program to build population maps, in order to locate communities in need of assistance.
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The scope of assistance Mr. Al Hardan is accused of supplying to the Islamic State was unclear, and federal prosecutors declined to say whether he was planning any acts of terrorism or whether his efforts were sophisticated or haphazard.
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"The politicization of humanitarian assistance in the context of the crisis makes delivery of assistance in accordance with the principles of neutrality, impartiality and independence more difficult," reads the 1.23-page U.N. "Overview of Priority Humanitarian Needs" in Venezuela.
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There is a possibility that that support would involve cash to the families of people who have died, but there's also the possibility that support might involve some kind of assistance to communities that have been affected by cholera.
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This time around, however, Republicans have largely succeeded in blocking Democratic efforts to start such an investigation of the Maria response, and Congress has ignored calls to provide the type of assistance Puerto Rico advocates say the island needs.
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"On the issue of Ukraine&aposs knowledge of the hold, or of Ukraine asking questions about possible issues with the flow of assistance, my staff showed me two unclassified emails that they received from the State Department," Cooper said.
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Drugmakers began using now-popular copay coupons and other forms of assistance more than a decade ago to help patients pay out-of-pocket costs for medicines, particularly high-cost specialty drugs such as those that treat autoimmune disorders.
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That money had been appropriated by Congress in the 2017 budget to the Agency for International Development, and is part of a package of assistance given annually to help the Palestinians that is separate from the United Nations allocation.
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That money had been appropriated by Congress in the 2017 budget to the Agency for International Development and is part of a package of assistance given annually to help the Palestinians that is separate from the United Nations allocation.
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Offers of assistance from the W.H.O. and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention had been ignored for weeks, the Times reported Friday, but the moves on Sunday appeared to signal that Beijing would at least partly reverse course.
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Depending on its selected level of assistance — some offer everything from minimal to extreme pedal-assistance — the bike's ultimate top speed may vary from roughly 8 to 10 miles per hour on up to around 30 miles per hour.
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And Nicola must admit that time is fading, that she is going to die, that her alternative therapies are an awful distraction, and that she needs proper help, a kind of assistance that Helen is not equipped to give.
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"In terms of how we operate with Kurdish forces and CTS, they operate in small units that go out and we provide a level of assistance that includes accompanying them on some of their missions," Pentagon spokesman Navy Capt.
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In its latest quarterly Crop Prospects and Food Situation report, the U.N. Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) said the poor harvest of the country's main crops, rice and maize, means 10.1 million people are in urgent need of assistance.
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Investing in a greater level of assistance for voucher holders is also a major component of Creating Moves to Opportunity, an initiative in Seattle and surrounding suburbs that helps families with housing choice vouchers relocate to high-opportunity neighborhoods.
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Democrats also sent a request on Friday to Vice President Mike Pence seeking documents related to Trump's open solicitation of assistance from Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to target Joe Biden, whose son Hunter worked for a Ukrainian energy company.
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The shift of the center left in the 1990s toward the privatization of risk and toward means-tested welfare programs, which stigmatized and singled out those in need of assistance, has likely eroded such sense of cross-class solidarity.
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Christian Josz said the package of assistance, nearly one third of it from the IMF and the rest from international groups and donor countries, would be in line for approval by the board if talks with Iraq next month go well.
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So, a Constitution that was -- not only thought it was important to protect privacy, but John Adams said that James Otis&apos arguments against general warrants or writs of assistance, he said it was the spark that led to the revolution.
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This number is also more than twice the amount of assistance individuals who make between $50,000 and $75,000 expect to receive from family — and it's over 10 times the assistance that individuals who make less than $25,000 expect to receive.
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"Deakin added, "It wasn't uncommon for Johannah to hear through the media of an individual in need of assistance, and she would immediately make it her objective to get that person what they often desperately needed, and rarely without success.
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I find it difficult to imagine a scenario in which a US city where the majority of its residents were white would be subjected to the sort of treatment and prolonged lack of assistance that either of these regions were.
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US aid to Ukraine Avoiding a direct answer to a question on what it was he wanted Zelensky to do regarding the Bidens, Trump complained again of other countries' alleged lack of assistance to Ukraine, singling out European countries in particular.
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The only thing I want to do differently this year is to take on co-hosting duties since I originally wanted to host, so I just want to be of assistance to my fiancé's mom in any way I can.
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"Smartphone users are in the midst of the mobile mind shift, where they begin to expect new levels of assistance and anticipation for daily changes," Frank Gillett, an analyst at Forrester who advises chief information officers, said in a June report.
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Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov said Monday the US shootdown of the Syrian Su-22 was "an act of assistance to those terrorists whom the United States is ostensibly fighting against," according to Russia's state-run news agency Tass.
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The government wants to relieve the pressure by aiming to at least double housing output by 2019 through a speeding up of the planning process, the provision of assistance to first-time buyers and an increase in funding social housing.
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"I have NEVER had Christine Blasey Ford, or anybody else, prepare me, or provide any other type of assistance whatsoever in connection with any polygraph exam I have taken at anytime," McLean said in a statement released by Ford's legal team.
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Volvo is a leader in the autonomous car race, with 100 autonomous-capable vehicles being deployed to customers in Sweden next year in its Drive Me program and ADAS of varying degrees of assistance in its vehicles currently for sale.
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More than 1,500 civilians were killed and injured in July, a record monthly toll this year, and the highest number documented in a month since May 2017, United Nations of Assistance Mission in Afghanistan said in a statement on Saturday.
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Last year, sales of driver assistance systems, which include radar and video sensors used for emergency braking and cruise control functions, reached 1 billion euros, with the company receiving orders for a further 3.5 billion worth of assistance systems, Bosch said.
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The UAE and Saudi-led coalition prepared to sweep through the province in June, with the aim of capturing the Houthi-held port city that serves as a lifeline for some 22.2 million Yemenis who are in need of assistance.
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But market sources warn that only large Italian lenders will ultimately be able to make use of the elaborate structure, and it is Italy's small lenders that are most in need of assistance in clearing their backlog of bad loans.
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Adding to momentum since the start of the year has also been the first tranche of IMF aid totaling $1.4 billion as well as 500 million euros worth of assistance from the European Union, received by Kiev in late December.
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If he knows the facts to be as you say they are, he should have been trying to persuade her to move into the next phase of her life, which will presumably involve increased levels of assistance as her capacities fade.
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On Friday, Cohen's lawyers asked a judge not to send him to jail, based largely on his many hours of assistance to probes of Trump's campaign, business and charitable foundation now being run by Mueller and prosecutors in New York.
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The British police said last week that Ms. Skripal had been made aware of Russian offers of assistance and had turned them down, prompting Russian officials to insist on getting proof that she was acting of her own free will.
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These students also tend to be from wealthier families who got a head start on the college search: They could afford campus visits the previous summer; financial aid isn't an issue, so they don't have to wait for offers of assistance.
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Evelyn Farkas, a former Pentagon official who oversaw Russia policy under President Barack Obama, said Mr. Trump should offer a range of assistance to Britain to help investigate the episode, prevent further such attacks on British sovereignty and impose punishment.
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Care involves a web of people and relationships: the child or adult in need of assistance, the family caregivers, the home care workers, the person managing everything and the family members who receive less attention from someone doing this work.
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One day, Green said, she hopes to be able to lend to others the kind of assistance, financial and otherwise, that she has received from Webb, who put her and her boyfriend up at the house she rented for the week.
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" He also announced the creation of a task force to pursue the makers and distributors of prescription opioids and said it will "examine existing state and local government lawsuits against opioid manufacturers to determine if we can be of assistance.
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Less than half of women surveyed in Tokyo, Mexico City, Cairo and New York were confident of assistance although about half of women in London said they would get help which city authorities attributed to beefed up efforts to assist women.
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But he said the Obama administration was eager to shift the focus of assistance away from big equipment and toward the development of special forces and technology to thwart the threat of cyberattacks from the Islamic State and from Iran.
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While psychotropic medication use clearly presents a serious health concern for older Americans, medication (monitored by a medical professional) may simply be the fastest and most accessible means of treatment available for people who are in immediate need of assistance.
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Across Mozambique more than 22020 million people remain in urgent need of assistance, according to the U.N. Mozambique also starts 295 troubled by ongoing attacks on vehicles in the country's central area and by Islamic extremist attacks in the country's north.
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The cholera outbreak prompted the United Nations last week to revise its humanitarian assessment and it now calculates 20.7 million Yemenis are in need of assistance, up from the previous figure of 18.8 million in a population of 28 million.
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However, Tsegaye admitted that current levels of assistance to traditional small-scale coffee farmers might not be enough to save the industry in those areas, which is why the coffee marketing authority is looking at growing coffee at higher altitudes.
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Naming an ambassador that has a strong record of work in developing countries would assuage perceptions about our ongoing use of assistance as a bribe, and many of those who desperately need our assistance may breathe a sigh of relief.
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"The current scale of need in Afghanistan calls upon the humanitarian community to deliver increased levels of assistance to ensure the lives of many Afghans are not endangered, and so that they can live in safety and dignity," Mr. Bowden said.
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It's part of a severe budgetary crisis across the country, which, as always, affects the college students most in need of assistance, according to Amy Ellen Duke-Benfield, a senior policy analyst at the Center for Law and Social Policy.
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The inspector general report listed FedLoan's parent organization as the worst performer among nine servicers in a survey of customer-service calls in April and May of 2017, so perhaps he should not have expected much in the way of assistance.
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Apple fought the order, arguing that creating software to help the government would compromise the privacy of Apple iPhone users around the world and set a bad precedent with governments in other countries that would seek the same level of assistance.
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Congressional Democrats have argued that Republicans and Trump are trying to shortchange the US territory, while the President has accused Puerto Rico of financial mismanagement and has made false claims to argue that it has already received an ample amount of assistance.
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"These urgently needed actions are critical as they allow humanitarian actors to reach thousands of people in these hard-to-reach locations and who are in desperate need of assistance," said El Hillo in an OCHA statement on the al-Wa'ar deal.
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More than 20,000 people have been killed in the insurgency since 2009 and at least 10.7 million people in the northeast need some form of assistance, according to the United Nations which says it is one of the world's worst humanitarian crises.
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Mr. Lew said the Treasury had been working with the National Economic Council at the White House to find forms of assistance that would not require an act of Congress — making sure funds appropriated for existing federal programs were transferred quickly, for example.
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"(The administration) could ask Congress to no longer impose conditions on the funds and they could request increases in certain types of assistance," said Tim Rieser, a foreign policy aid to Senator Patrick Leahy, the Democratic vice chairman of the Senate Appropriations Committee.
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Carried by a chartered Russian plane, the 21-ton shipment from the UN's World Food Program (WFP) was supposed to be the start of an aerial operation to provide humanitarian aid to more than 200,000 people who are in dire need of assistance.
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Carried by a chartered Russian plane, the 21-ton shipment from the UN's World Food Program (WFP) was supposed to be the start of an aerial operation to provide humanitarian aid to more than 2000,215 people who are in dire need of assistance.
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Given the wealth gap between these communities and white Americans, Latino and African American families touched by Alzheimer's are less financially equipped to cover the cost of care associated with the disease, and Medicaid often represents the only source of assistance available.
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A recent food security projection for the months of February to September 2017 by the Famine Early Warning Systems Network reveals a great need of assistance as food insecurity threats increase -- in spite of the large presence of humanitarian agencies in the region.
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"I cannot conclude that the menial and incidental tasks that the respondent performed -- as a slave -- for Salvadoran guerrillas, including cooking, cleaning, and washing clothes, are of 'the same class' as the enumerated forms of assistance set forth in the statute," Wendtland wrote.
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The Nepali NGO used Facebook to mobilize 1,700 volunteers to work in half of all 14 affected districts in the days after the quake, providing food, shelter and other forms of assistance to people in need, said Bhawana Bhatta, its general secretary.
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The virus as the backdrop let both candidates play to their strengths — Biden as a steady hand with experience in handling crises and Sanders as a prescient reformer being proven right by a lack of assistance for those affected by COVID-19.
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Instead of simply switching from four predetermined assist modes, Gocycle's app lets you tinker on a sliding scale to dial in different amounts of assistance in correlation with different levels of pressure on the pedals, which makes it a dream to ride.
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"I firmly condemn the latest attack against colleagues engaged in emergency humanitarian assistance in Central Equatoria and call on all parties to the conflict in South Sudan to ensure a safe and secure environment, conducive to the delivery of assistance," Mr. Noudehou said.
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A new aid program would be the second round of assistance for farmers, after the Department of Agriculture's $12 billion plan last year to compensate for lower prices for farm goods and lost sales stemming from trade disputes with China and other nations.
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Sitting in a hotel in Liverpool, England, in December, on the eve of what would turn out to be Napoli's final Champions League game this season, he did not require a vast amount of assistance, then, to land upon his current bête noire.
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All this activity, the report said, was accompanied by the well documented efforts to contact the Trump campaign through business connections, offers of assistance to the campaign, invitations for Mr. Trump to meet Mr. Putin and plans for improved American-Russian relations.
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It was the kind of assistance Patagonia had offered to thousands of local groups over the years, and at the time, there was no sense that Bears Ears would soon become a point of contention in a national debate over public lands.
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"Everything we have, we need to get it out, and you're the agents to get it out," said Mr. August, who estimated that about 30 percent of his Southern Baptist church's members would apply for some kind of assistance following the storm.
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After Trump called his FBI director "wrong" for saying that candidates for office should report foreign offers of assistance, and one of Trump's allies suggested there was a "mistake of law," the head of the Federal Election Commission chimed in with her assessment.
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A delegation of U.S. elected officials is headed to Washington D.C. to urge the federal government to give Puerto Rico the same level of assistance and urgency that it gave to help Texas and Florida in the wake of Hurricanes Harvey and Irma.
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Before the installations were added, between 1903 and 1912, the hospital held bricklaying workshops, and patients participated in the extension and maintenance work that was carried out soon after, said José Luis Argudo Lara, director of assistance programs at the health care center.
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"In all the conversations, in all the meetings I was ever privy too, there was never any incident of the president soliciting any kind of assistance for anything domestic politics," McMaster said while speaking at a Foundation for Defense of Democracies event.
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The foreign ministers, in their statement, singled out Russia and Iran, as well as Turkey, for blame in Syria, calling for an end to the war and humanitarian access to all besieged areas, saying 13.1 million people were in need of assistance.
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"The Government of Ecuador has accepted the United States' offer of assistance with disaster relief efforts," a USAID official said, adding that the experts would help the government with damage assessments and identifying humanitarian needs, while also providing analysis of the situation on the ground.
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A new aid program would be the second round of assistance for farmers, after the U.S. Department of Agriculture's (USDA) $12 billion plan last year to compensate for lower prices for farm goods and lost sales stemming from trade disputes with China and other nations.
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A new aid programme would be the second round of assistance for farmers, after the U.S. Department of Agriculture's (USDA) $12 billion plan last year to compensate for lower prices for farm goods and lost sales stemming from trade disputes with China and other nations.
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Congress has been weighing that possibility, along with other forms of assistance, but Republicans, in particular, have been unenthusiastic, fearing that the island has not put itself on a secure financial footing that would help it avoid a similar financial crisis in the future.
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A new aid program would be the second round of assistance for farmers, after the U.S. Department of Agriculture's $12 billion plan last year to compensate for lower prices for farm goods and lost sales stemming from trade disputes with China and other nations.
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"The Russian contacts consisted of business connections, offers of assistance to the campaign, invitations for candidate Trump and Putin to meet in person, invitations for campaign officials and representatives of the Russian government to meet, and policy positions seeking improved US-Russian relations," Mueller wrote.
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The regressive argument operates on the myth that for every four people living under the poverty line, four people get an amount of assistance that lifts them far above the poverty line, and that $1 of welfare is exactly equivalent to $1 in basic income.
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The senator pointed out that nothing that Amazon was doing was illegal, but it was effectively taking advantage of government subsidies to underpay its workers — knowing they would be able to use other means of assistance for things like food, housing and medical care.
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"[Instead of having] to go to someplace that requires a lot of assistance and ultimately a lot of money, these little things can make huge differences in people's quality of life, enabling them to be independent and have a sense of self-worth," Hartley says.
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He said that the project will focus on "broadening the reach and depth of assistance to state and local officials," on top of emphasizing the need to audit elections, patch vulnerabilities in election systems and develop cybersecurity priorities for state and local election officials.
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We see this in the reality that families already advantaged by education, income and inherited wealth are the ones that receive benefits automatically, often via employers, while those without those advantages must navigate a complicated, unreliable patchwork of programs, which provide lower levels of assistance.
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Lew will encourage the Greek leaders to "continue making robust progress on reforms this summer that will pave the way for additional disbursements of assistance this fall and for IMF and European discussions on the timing and details of debt relief," the official said.
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The online fund-raiser was part of a broad outpouring of assistance in response to the anti-Semitic attack, which killed 11 people and left six others injured, including blood drives, vigils and a separate crowdfunding campaign that has raised hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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It really comes down to a long-held view of Paul Ryan, the House speaker, that a means-tested tax credit creates a disincentive to work, because as you make more money, as your income goes up, the amount of assistance you get goes down.
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So next time you see someone in need of assistance, instead of assuming they can handle it or someone else will help, assume that nobody is going to help but you—and maybe in the future when you need help someone will do the same.
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Trump fashioned himself a supporter of the arts, arguing that the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts is deserving of assistance given its inability to put on shows as officials ban large gatherings to try to curb the spread of the virus.
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"The Papua New Guinea Defense Force has also been mobilized to assist with the assessment and the delivery of assistance to affected people as well as the restoration of services and infrastructure," Isaac Lupari, the chief secretary to the government, said in a statement.
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McConnell this month announced his backing for legislation giving $250 million to states for election security, but Democrats have pushed him to take up legislation that, among other things, would require campaign staffers to notify the FBI about offers of assistance from foreign powers.
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Parnas said he told a Ukrainian advisor to the newly-elected president Zalensky that the U.S. would cut off all types of assistance, including symbolically important diplomatic support for the country's war with Russia-backed separatists, if the country didn't announce an investigation of Biden.
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"I placed my faith in a senior official and was rewarded with abuse, threats and an offer of assistance from two men who were clearly unqualified to help and appeared to have other agendas," Ms. Gui said in an emailed comment about the meeting.
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"The Russian contacts consisted of business connections, offers of assistance to the Campaign, invitations for candidate Trump and Putin to meet in person, invitations for Campaign officials and representatives of the Russian government to meet, and policy positions seeking improved U.S.-Russian relations," Mueller writes.
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The EBRD's offer of assistance was one of several factors helping support the lira, along with S&P Global saying that Turkey's credit rating was not currently at risk and "better than expected" reserves numbers, said Cristian Maggio, head of emerging markets strategy at TD Securities.
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" In an apology note he hand-wrote earlier this month, Welch said he "came to D.C. with the intent of helping people I believed were in dire need of assistance, and to bring an end to a corruption that I truly felt was harming innocent lives.
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"In its limited investigation so far, the Committee has found evidence of multiple contacts between the Trump campaign and Russian government officials or their intermediaries, including offers of assistance and purported overtures from Vladimir Putin, which warrant further investigation," the Democrats said in a joint statement Wednesday.
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The Washington Post is reporting that an FBI official even acknowledged Apple's offer of assistance late yesterday evening, but that they did not ask for any further help as experts in the bureau's crime lab were determining whether there was another method of accessing the data.
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While Mexican law says asylum requests must be processed in 45 days, the Mexican Commission of Assistance to Refugees, or COMAR, has a backlog of around 7,000 cases, and that was before the caravan began making its way through Mexico a little over a week ago.
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If a seizure-specific scent does exist, or better yet, a pre-seizure-specific scent, it could lead to the use of assistance dogs or the development of special diagnostic devices—a so-called "electronic nose"—to alert the epileptic person and others to a pending seizure.
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"What we are doing here is taking a decision not to take funds from states and institutions that actually jeopardize the very ability to provide one of the main forms of assistance," Jérôme Oberreit, the secretary general of Doctors Without Borders, said in a telephone interview.
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Rather than looking to candidates who espouse these failed policy views, voters this year should look for candidates who support additional training and resources for officers beyond enforcement, as well as the allocation of resources outside of the justice system for individuals in need of assistance.
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The question of assistance arose after a disclosure by the bank last week that the United States Justice Department, as an opening position, was seeking $14 billion in penalties as part of its investigation of the bank's underwriting of residential mortgage-backed securities before the financial crisis.
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Dating back well into the Obama administration, when the surge in migrant families began, these churches and other nongovernmental organizations have strung together millions of dollars worth of assistance to help keep migrants off the streets and speed their reunion with family members in the United States.
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WASHINGTON, Feb 25 (Reuters) - Donors and aid groups are planning to suspend humanitarian aid to areas of Yemen controlled by the Houthis in the coming months if the group does not stop hindering the delivery of assistance, a senior U.S. State Department official said on Tuesday.
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" She continued: "I do not have any additional information about precisely what the Ukrainians may have said, what may have been their source of information about a hold, or any possible issues about the flow of assistance, or what the State Department officials may have told them.
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So many temporary roofs remain, Surillo said, because people either can&apost qualify for loans or grants — often because they don&apost have the titles to their property or are missing documents — or the amount of assistance they can get isn&apost enough to cover the cost of repairs.
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According to a recent Hong Kong Bar Association study, the MLAO allows foreign jurisdictions to ask Hong Kong authorities to gather evidence for use outside the city "and to render other forms of assistance, such as freezing and confiscating the assets of persons wanted for crimes in other jurisdictions".
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When you take that into consideration — no matter how entertaining a sequel to "Trapped in the Closet" may be — R. Kelly probably shouldn't get any sort of assistance from the world's richest corporation that flaunts its morals so openly that it won't even allow cursing on its radio station.
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"The Chinese were annoyed with the North Koreans over a lot of their behavior, not least the third nuclear test [in 2013], and had reduced the amount of assistance they were giving North Korea," John Everard, the former British ambassador to North Korea, told the BBC back in January.
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" That's the headline of a new ProPublica review of the relationship between Jim Biden's business ventures and the former vice president's political capital: Jim often "turned to Joe's political network for the kind of assistance that would have been almost unimaginable for someone with a different last name.
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Then on Thursday, in the Senate, negotiations between Republicans and Democrats on a financial aid package for Flint, to be attached to a bipartisan energy bill awaiting passage, broke down, and Democrats refused to approve the bill without the aid package, pushing any hope of assistance into next week.
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The 20013-page Foreign Assistance Act of 1961 (as amended) still has provisions on support for South African Homelands, prohibition of assistance to the Khmer Rouge and abeyance of aid to Afghanistan until such time that they officially apologize for the murder of Adolph Dubs (who died in 1979).
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According a recent Hong Kong Bar Association study, the MLAO allows foreign jurisdictions to ask Hong Kong authorities to gather evidence for use outside the city "and to render other forms of assistance, such as freezing and confiscating the assets of persons wanted for crimes in other jurisdictions".
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Orenstein believes that Apple has a better argument about the role of the Communications Assistance for Law Enforcement Act in the case:Both the government and Apple agree that CALEA does not compel a private company such as Apple to provide the kind of assistance the government seeks here.
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"We will use their countries as case studies to see the kind of development relations they have, the kind of assistance they get, the conditionalities or lack of conditionalities they might have, the kind of governance," Fugui, a government legislator, said by phone from the Solomons' capital, Honiara.
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Amnesty said that as the conflict enters its fourth year it shows no real signs of abating and that all sides were impeding the delivery of humanitarian aid to at least 22.2 million people in need of assistance and more than one million suffering from suspected cases of cholera.
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"Dame Fiona [Caldicott, the NDG] and her independent advisory panel have asked for and received information about the project, which is currently being considered to assess whether any guidance or advice from the National Data Guardian would be of assistance to this or similar projects," the spokeswoman added.
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Indian immigrants live in poverty, despite the government's promises of assistance, and a young boy (Harvind Raj) is caught between satisfying his angry, education-obsessed father and emulating his uncle, a neophyte thug who seems to be playing out the poses of the television gangster dramas the boy consumes.
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The charitable way to look at this is that the Americans who were surveyed don't think that that kind of assistance actually lifts people out of poverty; the less kind perspective is that we would rather watch someone starve to death than limit our own ability to become rich.
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AG Barr: "While there is no evidence of assistance or pre-knowledge of the attack by other members of the Saudi military or any other foreign nationals..., we did learn of derogatory material possessed by 0003 members of the Saudi military who were training in the United States." pic.twitter.
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UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - The United Nations is ready to deliver aid into Syria's Aleppo, but needs commitments from all parties in the war - not just Russia - to abide by a 48-hour humanitarian truce, the U.N. aid chief, angered by lack of assistance to civilians, said on Monday.
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The Heritage Foundation, a conservative think-tank, wants to split aid functions with health and humanitarian assistance delivered by a rump of USAID that would be absorbed into the State Department; the remainder of assistance would be delivered through a small independent aid agency that focuses on fostering economic growth.
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"Depictions of immigrants or minorities in discussions or media who seem to be gaming the system may lead to beliefs that recipients of government programs are undeserving of assistance," Lefgren pointed out, adding that There is a developed literature examining the role of racism in the political economy of redistribution.
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"In all of the conversations, all of the meetings I was privy to, there was never any incident, I'll just tell you, never any incident of the president soliciting any kind of assistance for anything domestic, political," said McMaster, who served as national security adviser from February 2017 to April 2018.
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"In all of the conversations, all of the meetings I was privy to, there was never any incident, I'll just tell you, never any incident of the president soliciting any kind of assistance for anything domestic, political," said McMaster, who served as national security adviser from February 2017 to April 2018.
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The situation at hand — in which over 11 million Yemenis are in acute need of assistance for survival, Iran reaps large dividends from a small investment, al Qaeda remains a threat, and U.S. key regional partners' strategic attention is thoroughly consumed by the conflict — requires the United States to take action.
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Details: Democrats also sought consent to pass 2 bills that would require campaigns to alert the FBI and Federal Election Commission about foreign offers of assistance and that would let the Senate sergeant-at-arms offer voluntary cyber assistance for personal devices and accounts of senators and staff, The Hill notes. Sen.
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Artificial intelligence is widely heralded as something that could disrupt the jobs market across the board — potentially eating into careers as varied as accountants, advertising agents, reporters and more — but there are some industries in dire need of assistance where AI could make a wholly positive impact, a core one being healthcare.
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Other legislation could include a requirement that political campaigns report to the F.B.I. any offer of assistance from a foreign power, new sanctions to punish Russia and other foreign powers that interfere with the American democratic processes, and bipartisan mandates for social media platforms like Facebook to disclose the purchasers of political advertisements.
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As news reports teemed with images from Port Arthur showing flooded homes and shelters, the city's name began to trend on Twitter early Wednesday morning as dozens of residents posted their addresses and conditions, saying that they were trapped in their houses with children and older people in dire need of assistance.
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When I called my caseworker to explain my situation, I got a disheartening response: I did not meet the limited eligibility requirements for college students to receive SNAP — which include working 20 hours a week and/or caring for dependents, or receiving other types of assistance — and my benefits would be cut.
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" The United Nations adds that "the Food Security and Nutrition Analysis Unit (FSNAU) and the Famine Early Warning Systems Network (FEWSNET) -- managed by the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) -- have found that over 6.2 million, or more than half of the country's population, are now in need of assistance, up from 5 million in September.
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Failing states benefit terrorist, criminal and drug networks, and those who commit human rights abuses; restrict space for civil society to operate; give rise to corruption and the subsequent squandering of assistance dollars; spread unfair economic practices that undermine U.S. businesses; and leave the world unprepared for the crises (terrorism, disease, migration) that transcend borders.
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And we haven't even gotten to his son Donald Trump Jr., who needed no arm-twisting to accept a Russian offer of assistance during the campaign ("If it's what you say I love it, especially later in the summer"), and his son-in-law, Jared Kushner, who seemed to have his hands in everything.
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The basic income argument operates on the reality that for every four people living under the poverty line, only about one person gets an amount of assistance that does more to trap them in poverty than to lift them out of it, and that $1 of welfare is worth far less than $1 of basic income.
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Despite heavy criticism by human rights groups that it is aggravating the suffering of refugees and migrants on the southern shore of the Mediterranean, the EU is sticking to its policy of providing various kinds of assistance to the governments and U.N. agencies in the Middle East and Africa in order to prevent people making the trek north.
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Be it via the infamous online propaganda-producing Internet Research Agency, the financing of fringe parties in Europe, dabbling in the U.S presidential race or the extension of assistance to Wikileaks, Edward Snowden and other so-called "whistleblowers," Russia's main strategic weight has been shifting away from the conventional and has forced policymakers into uncharted territory.
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The AIDS Library in Philadelphia offered public services the government no longer saw fit to provide and helped locate available forms of assistance—from help finding housing or a shower, to a quiet place for a houseless person to read a book, watch a movie, and use the bathroom without anyone calling the cops on them for loitering.
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"While we greatly appreciate the offer of assistance and truly love the fact that our community partners with us to help our homeless pets, our agency has designed a new program that will not only help our dogs but will also help add purpose to the lives of inmates incarcerated at the Brevard County Jail," Ivey said.
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With the current TANF authorization expiring at the end of June, Congress should take advantage of the opportunity to innovate and strengthen the program, with a renewed focus on helping those who are in temporary need of assistance begin to transition off of welfare and back into the workforce where they can find meaning and purpose.
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A memorandum of understanding was signed between the Alberta government and the Department of National defence, which outlined what type of assistance the military would provide — helicopters to help with rescue for anyone who's been isolated, airlift support to bring in supplies and personnel, as well as ground support for access in and out of the city if necessary.
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The project set the pattern for Mr. Trump's New York career: He used his father's, and, later, his own, extensive political connections, and relied on a huge amount of assistance from the government and taxpayers in the form of tax breaks, grants and incentives to benefit the 15 buildings at the core of his Manhattan real estate empire.
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She had said no to people with cancer; people who worked three jobs but still didn't make enough to bump themselves out the gap; people who had been laid off and who had made the decision to return to school but now had no income as a result, and so fell beyond the borders of assistance.
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A Monmouth University poll last month found that 60% of Americans believe the government is not doing enough to guard against such interference; a survey by Democratic pollster Geoff Garin for the bipartisan advocacy group Law Works Action found that more than 4 in 5 Americans support a requirement that political campaigns notify law enforcement officials of foreign offers of assistance.
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In April, 6900, President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE asked the executive branch to review safety net policies for low-income people with an eye to strengthening work requirements as a condition of assistance.
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Because of so many Americans in need of assistance after their lives have literally been blown away, there is probably no sane politician who would consider voting against a bill that combines a continuing resolution to prevent the government from shutting down, a raise of the debt ceiling lifting it past the 22019 elections and aid for hurricane stricken parts of the country.
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Rather, they say, the government could offer various types of assistance — zero-interest loans for prospective black homeowners, free college tuition, community development plans to spur the growth of black-owned businesses in black neighborhoods — to address the social and economic fallout of slavery and racially discriminatory federal policies that have resulted in a huge wealth gap between white and black people.
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