In a lot of cases, with elderly people, one person will pass away, and then the other person will pass away, and the family wouldn't even know that the cremated remains are here.
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But when we pass away, we're going to share something.
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I've seen several members of my extended family pass away.
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The first is to let the animal pass away naturally.
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Good time pass away, but then so do the bad.
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We think that moms are never going to pass away.
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Now, doctors say she could pass away at any moment.
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So he will stay there until his parents pass away.
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There was no indication she would pass away within weeks.
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Just five hours after exchanging vows, Laue would pass away.
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I mean, Bon Scott did pass away through alcohol poisoning.
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"I'm really sorry that you pass away," the note reads.
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Lemmy's dead, unfortunately – bands are getting older, people pass away.
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Dear Miss Manners: I had a friend pass away suddenly.
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We've had a few of our players pass away unexpectedly.
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When he did pass away, it hit me really hard.
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Meriwether is the second MLB umpire to pass away this week.
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Flickr has also "in memoriam" accounts for users that pass away.
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Edwards would sadly pass away a few years later to pneumonia.
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" She said, "Listen, all of this is going to pass away.
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Once he did pass away, the verdict was pneumonia, at age 39.
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"Good times pass away, but then so do the bad," Boethius wrote.
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This is not the first person in Anderson's family to pass away.
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And, Glenn Frey, founding member of Eagles will pass away at 67.
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Many will pass away before ever receiving the services they desperately need.
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"By the grace of God, nobody else will pass away," he said.
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It gives your loved ones an income source if you pass away.
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We're seeing people pass away right in front of our very eyes.
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Before I pass away, I want to have a better understanding about love.
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Fitzpatrick was grilled about that throw: Should he have thrown the pass away?
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"It's a very emotional thing," Neil said of watching his father pass away.
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Near the end of the film, we don't watch the painter pass away.
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To ensure the financial security of your loved ones if you pass away.
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But when they pass away, you choose to continue living in near-total solitude.
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The newborn did eventually pass away days later at the Delhi New Born Center.
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Or, the person's family can choose to donate their tissue when they pass away.
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"No one should have to pass away that way," her granddaughter Stephanie Weaver said.
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"I remember having no concept that my parents could ever pass away," he said.
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LG: And sadly, this woman whose name was Rita Stran, she did pass away.
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Timothy Egan They pass away with regularity now, frozen in provocative poses of youthful eternity.
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You've had several friends pass away and you've talked about the supernatural throughout your career.
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At least six others would later pass away before their teams' respective seasons would end.
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You know how they say people have a sense of when they're gonna pass away?
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As we pass away, the coupons only get shared with the people who are alive.
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They get too sick or they pass away before an organ becomes available for them.
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Specifically I had a pretty close friend pass away, that's what I wrote "Longer" about.
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He was fondly hoping and fervently praying that the scourge of war would pass away.
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"Please, don't you pass away," read the most liked comment, posted at 20013:22001 a.m.
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"5. "Have you calculated your estate settlement costs to your family should you pass away?
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There are all kinds of articles and collections that come up when people pass away.
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Your heirs generally get a death benefit payout free of income taxes if you pass away.
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The ploy failed when safety Garrett Taylor swatted Lewerke's pass away from defensive tackle Raequan Williams.
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If you pass away during that coverage period, the policy is paid out to your beneficiaries.
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"I want all the problems and the wars to pass away," Annette said of the house.
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Not being there to bury relatives that pass away and not being near my aging parents.
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Rickard Rakell fed Silfverberg out front, with Montembeault unable to knock the pass away without his stick.
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As we just mentioned, the brilliant Charles Krauthammer, he did pass away at the age of 103.
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He may have read the book as entertainment, helping to pass away the long hours at sea.
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We, of course, expected our grandfather to pass away… and yet, it came as such a shock.
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Carr is the first of the actors who played the seven Von Trapp children to pass away.
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Sometimes it's only after people pass away that you hear the most remarkable stories about their lives.
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If her husband did pass away while she was gone, it's not because she intentionally wasn't around.
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To the best of my knowledge, Nathan Glazer was the last of his kind to pass away.
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"The perspective was from my granddad seeing [my grandmother] pass away," Bennett told me, describing his verse.
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I pretty much watched my Mom pass away and that took years for me to deal with.
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" He added, "Many people may pass away before people change their behavior to reflect the new reality.
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We are thrown into existence, we live for a while, and then we pass away into nonexistence.
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Truth be told, no one had expected my grandfather to pass away so early or so suddenly.
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Indeed, Schoenberg did pass away that year, on...wait for it...Friday the 21th of July, 24.
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Some of our families who've had kids pass away since the event even continue to tell us that.
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In Japan, when we pass away, our soul goes back to the same place, back to the mountain.
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Failure to review and update your beneficiary designations can result in major slip-ups if you pass away.
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Though we're not through the year yet, 20163 has already seen a slew of iconic figures pass away.
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While wobbly, content on Splish is intended to stick around, rather than ephemerally pass away (à la Snaps).
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You buy things, you grow the world of your sims, and then they pass away into the nothing.
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But if jazz did indeed die, what was the cause of death, and when did it pass away?
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Americans who pass away in 2016 can bequeath $5.45 million to heirs free of the federal estate tax.
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Why does one product come to dominate culture and another pass away without so much as a whimper?
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The concept is simple: Contribute while you work, then retire and collect a check until you pass away.
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In a traditional will, you name certain people to handle affairs if you pass away or are incapacitated.
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Not because she was sick, but simply because she thought that was a beautiful age to pass away.
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Did your grandfather, whose voice appears prominently in Black Mother, pass away while you were making the film?
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And this would be especially important if one of them were to become severely ill or pass away.
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That creates a unique challenge for estate planning: How should digital accounts be handled after you pass away?
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Twenty years down the road when all the older generation pass away, who is going to take over?
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"It's so reasonable because it's not likely we're going to have a young person pass away," he said.
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If you pass away, your beneficiaries get a payoutHopefully, you will outlive the term of your life insurance policy.
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When your parents pass away, "that's when you're least prepared to deal with their finances," my dad told me.
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Those who pass away while in office are laid to rest in stage-managed events, more spectacle than remembrance.
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If he were to pass away or be overthrown tomorrow, his successor would likely pursue a substantively similar foreign policy.
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Yeah, I have bad days and one day I will pass away from this, but right now I'm doing well.
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Having a friend pass away so young, especially from more of like a natural cause, was really moving to me.
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Up to a certain point, I realized through Dan [Fogelman, the show's creator,] that he's definitely going to pass away.
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"We lived in this state and she would have preferred to pass away peacefully in this state," said Diaz, 43.
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It's easy to set-and-forget the beneficiary who will take the proceeds of your savings if you pass away.
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The catch: If you drive past a graveyard, all of your cows pass away and you have to start over.
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When taxpayers pass away, the tax bases they had in their marketable securities would thus carry over to their heirs.
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At least half of Holocaust survivors alive today are estimated to pass away within the next 10 to 20 years.
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With most life insurance policies, if you pass away, your chosen beneficiaries will receive a payment called a death benefit.
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These "alive-again" dreams were disturbing, inflaming the survivor's irrational sense of guilt over "allowing" the person to pass away.
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"It has been more than a decade since CBP has had a child pass away in their custody," she said.
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"Before They Pass Away" is made explicitly in homage to Edward S. Curtis, whom Nelson often cites as a hero.
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But if that sibling were to suddenly and tragically pass away, that gulf between yourself and your family could seem impassable.
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Then you pass away... Uncle Sam can swoop in and take over 40% of everything you've earned over a certain amount.
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There are some icons that take care of themselves when they pass away — there's a larger institution that carries them on.
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"One of his pet peeves was if somebody died, the person 'died,' the person did not 'pass away,' " Mr. Lamb said.
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Some of the other 7's and 8's were infrequently used in crosswords, as well — RAPPELS, YACHTER, and PASS AWAY.
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I just want answers, and if he did pass away at least that would let me know what happened to him.
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"I don't see how you look at those numbers and conclude anything less than thousands of people will pass away," Gov.
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Creating a willMuch like having life insurance, a will is a way to protect our family members after we pass away.
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And it gives us hope that he'll be able to stay in the community after my husband and I pass away.
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That way, if you should pass away, people will be able to find out what they need to know, Rubin says.
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And I believe that one day, all of these spaces inside of us will pass away and we'll get a new home.
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We have also made it possible for people to identify a legacy contact to look after their account after they pass away.
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I never really brought it up again because I didn't think he was going to pass away as fast as he did.
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Katie Dolcimascolo, a registered Republican from Ohio who voted for Hillary Clinton, brought a coloring book to help pass away the time.
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"I've had a few friends pass away from colon cancer, and this is something I wanted to share with you," she said.
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According to the report, an estimated 603,260,21990 people will be diagnosed with cancer in 21998 and 600,920 will pass away from it.
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People in Japan are even dying from lack of sleep—about 200 employees a year pass away from karoshi, or being overworked.
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You no longer pay the premiums, and when you pass away, the death benefit goes to the investor who now owns it.
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A term policy might make the most sense for workers who want to replace their income if they were to pass away.
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Others, worried that their children may not inherit their wealth once they pass away, should purchase permanent life insurance coverage, if possible.
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Leto ends by hinting at how soon our main characters would pass away, in the months just before the Soviet Union dissolved.
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The video really helped me because it was a good story and other kids who have had parents pass away are in it.
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Republican Party rules state that the nominee for president cannot be removed as nominee — he can only voluntarily step aside (or pass away).
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That was probably one of the hardest things I've ever dealt with, seeing one of my friends/fellow actresses pass away like that.
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Some of Hayes's informants, like Mary from Australia, moved to Cuenca because "life seems to be narrowing" at home as friends pass away.
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If you pass away, the will goes through a process known as probate where a judge approves that everything went according to plan.
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Your money: If you and your spouse pass away at the same time, or you are the last one, who gets your money?
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And yet, as eyewitness survivors age and pass away, we must focus on combating the passage of time's impact on remembering historical events.
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A will or a trust controls what happens to your assets like bank accounts, investments, real estate, and possessions if you pass away.
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We had [former Oklahoma defensive tackle] Ricky Bryan pass away in 2009, and he was only a couple years older than I was.
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Assigning a trusted friend or family member as your legacy contact will give them some management controls over your profile whenever you pass away.
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Such as those who pass away far from home — or in situations where the body couldn't be kept at home, like a car accident.
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Not only did Dave pass away, but within two days, the employees who I knew well told me I had to get out immediately.
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Yau explains how it works:Each dot represents one of your simulated lives, and as each year passes, more of your simulated selves pass away.
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We had a close friend pass away a week ago, I talked to her on Friday and she said that was hard to process.
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That helps ensure your papers are found quickly, should both of you be injured in the same accident or pass away in close proximity.
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"We were supposed to get married in March, but we had two family members pass away and that changed everything for us," Aaliyah said.
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So when patients do pass away, their obituaries are a gentle reminder that behind the illness lies a story and a unique human being.
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One of Ledger's co-stars, Jake Gyllenhaal, was, and still is, particularly emotional, since Ledger was one of his first friends to pass away.
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Yet when it comes to planning for when you pass away, it simply refers to what you own: Financial accounts, real estate and possessions.
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"Before They Pass Away" is accordingly full of postcard-pretty images of the Mursi in Ethiopia, the Huaorani in Ecuador, the Dani in Indonesia.
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However, users can set preferences to have accounts memorialized or deleted after they pass away, and a legacy contact must abide by those specifications.
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If your parent should pass away with a balance still due, the government treats it the same as regular student loans and it's discharged.
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Both my brother and I couldn't stand a second away from the Tamagotchis because we were so afraid that our pets would pass away.
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Do you think that as an inventor, making stuff allows you to beat time because your creations live on even after you pass away?
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"When I was 100, I thought I'd never be 104; I thought I'd pass away by that time but it just didn't happen," she said.
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Letting users keep the only key to access their digital identities is a recipe for disaster the moment someone forgets their password or pass away.
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Both of them are on the front lines of helping artists and their families decide what to do with their art after they pass away.
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Right before filming the scene, Gaga received a phone call that her best friend Sonja Durham was about to pass away from stage IV cancer.
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"There is a great peace of mind knowing that if I pass away in my prime earning years, my children will be OK," she wrote.
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By 2030, there will be at least nearly 85033 million fewer veterans for the department to serve, as WWII and Korean War veterans pass away.
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"I feel that the system is waiting for me to pass away of old age," said Mr. Smith, who said his health problems included cancer.
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If you were to pass away unexpectedly, life insurance could help keep your family in the same home and cover bills like groceries and utilities.
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The study also found wealth and investments generally grow as people age — so they are leaving behind large amounts of wealth when they pass away.
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"The ability to notice thoughts and emotions arise and pass away, rather than being merely identified with them, is a kind of superpower," says Harris.
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Generally speaking, life insurance makes sense whenever there are financial needs that could not be covered by your assets if you were to pass away.
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Here are four steps you can take to make it easier to navigate any student loan debt should you or your co-signer pass away.
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Ten of the 12 people were hospitalized and one did pass away, though the L.A. Times mentions that the person who died had additional health issues.
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The day before his death on May 10, 2016, he called again to let them know Huskey would likely pass away within the next 24 hours.
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"I know when he goes there he's going to be really afraid and he's probably going to pass away from stress," Thorn told the Orlando Sentinel.
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But creating a family dynasty and leap frogging the leadership cue of those who have waited patiently for Mugabe to pass away marked the tipping point.
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"We've had patients that just had the red eyes as the only symptom that we saw and go to the hospital and pass away," she said.
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" — Sofia Nina "In a few months this girl will start college, a month later her Dad will pass away and her life will change, a LOT.
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Here are some of the most important things to consider when preparing a will or trust:Survivorship: If you pass away and your spouse doesn't, what happens?
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The movie begins with a young Peter Quill (the future Star-Lord, played by Pratt) witnessing his mother pass away in a hospital room from cancer.
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"It was probably one of the hardest things I have ever dealt with, seeing one of my friends, my fellow actresses pass away like that," Manning said.
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This means that should her parents King Philippe, 59, and Queen Mathilde, 46, suddenly pass away or step down, Elisabeth will become monarch in her own right.
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However, if you would prefer to simply have your account deleted when you pass away, there is a link on this menu to request this as well.
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This means, demographically, the number of individuals who are supportive will grow over time, while members of older generations, who are generally less supportive, will pass away.
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I'm currently paying a little over $50 per month, but my family would receive $1 million in death benefits if I were to pass away without warning.
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You'll pay more for a longer term than a shorter one, as there is a higher risk you would pass away within a longer period of time.
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Montreal singer/songwriter Cam Maclean knows he must one day pass away, but he's not sweating it if his new song "Where I Go" is any proof.
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You also need to consider how much debt your family has, including how they might pay it off if you were to pass away before your time.
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If you've had a loved one pass away recently, it's also a good idea to visit this website and see if they have had any lost assets.
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If you pass away without it – called dying intestate – the legal system in your state will decide who gets your assets, no matter how massive or meager.
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A trust or a will is a document that explains what should happen with your assets and children under your care if you were to pass away.
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If you have significant assets, a will or trust is still a good idea even without kids, as it explains who gets what if you pass away.
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If you pass away without it — called "dying intestate" — the legal system in your state will decide who gets your assets, no matter how massive or meager.
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After spending tons of hard-earned money on digital video games through services like Steam, you don't even get to leave them to anyone if you pass away.
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" Sky, 64, Palm Springs, California "I think the greatest fear for me is the greatest fear for anybody who's in a couple, that my partner will pass away.
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Canada, like the United States, has an opt-in organ donation system, meaning people have to physically sign up to become an organ donor once they pass away.
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Princess Maria Teresa de Borbón-Parma of Spain is the first member of a royal family to pass away due to complications after testing positive for COVID-19.
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Washington (CNN)A Cuban man who died Monday morning in Miami is the sixth person to pass away since October while in custody of Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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The good news is that many major lenders are offering this type of relief more and more to families who have had their children pass away, Rubin says.
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If you pass away without a will — called "dying intestate" — the legal system in your state will decide who gets your assets, no matter how massive or meager.
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"We can't control when donors pass away and come to us, so it's not practical to look for donors who fit a certain demographic," Dr. Steadman pointed out.
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"The kids who are untreated have feeding tubes because they can't eat, they get wheelchairs because they can't walk, they have terrible seizures and they pass away," he says.
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On one hand, you have friends pass away and you have a baby, but then the baby goes through this rollercoaster and you go through it with the baby.
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"I wanted to make sure that we could recognize and support people in other important events, such as the other end of life, when people pass away," Ezzard explained.
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"I thought our penalty kill did a good job, and the one they scored, I've got to get in that stick lane and take that pass away," Benning said.
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The 1-year-old is one scoring pass away from joining Peyton Manning (539) and Brett Favre (508) as the only quarterbacks to throw for 450 in their careers.
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He was taking a fairly carefree approach to the length of time it was taking these animals to pass away, so I was trying to rush that process on.
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The future queen of Belgium, Crown Princess Elisabeth, turned 18 in October, meaning she can now rule in her own right if her parents pass away or step down.
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Or die: Perhaps the most horrible and counterproductive Remain trope is that Leavers are all elderly pensions who will pass away soon, leaving Britain with a pro-EU majority.
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It's not easy when you know a beloved pet is about to pass away, but these Australian siblings made the most of the final moments of this dog's life.
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"We've had a lot of time to process the fact that he is going to pass away, and that it's going to be hard," another daughter, Jordan Jhaver, told KVAL.
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If you've tied the knot again and hope to pass on assets to your kids from a previous marriage, don't overlook the importance of planning for when you pass away.
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"Despite our efforts to respect the wishes of those who pass away and those who survive them, we still encounter difficult situations where we end up disappointing people," Bickert writes.
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"With urbanization, more people started to become open to the idea of finding some way to insure against potential loss of income if they happen to pass away," he said.
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"Regardless of their abilities, regardless of their illnesses, unless it is diagnosed and expected, you really just don't think your child is going to pass away before you," Bolen said.
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Once Roberto and Carol pass away, the death benefits will pay into the special needs trust, which is overseen by a trustee — and not pay out directly to Alex himself.
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Our country desperately needs the opportunity to debate not only abortion, but to see how the autonomy feminism Ginsburg has long represented should pass away with its most cherished leader.
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You never have to accomplish all of the story in one loop, and Nintendo smartly chose to dot Termina's countryside with plenty of goofy sidequests to pass away the time.
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The department store business thrived in the Roaring Twenties and also endured the Great Depression, although its founder and namesake did pass away in 1938 at the age of 80.
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If you ask patients or loved ones where they would like to pass away, regardless of where you are or how sick you are, home is the number one choice.
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And therefore every sect that has ever flourished has benefited Humanity, for the errors of a sect pass away and are forgotten; its truths are received into the common inheritance.
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For the Butler game, though, Thompson occupied a baseline seat that was only a firm bounce pass away from the Georgetown bench, indicating he thought Ewing had aced his initiation.
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That forecast assumes roughly 15.9 million people born after 1960 will become homeowners and some 10.6 million older homeowners from earlier generations will pass away or no longer own their homes.
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When the Vet does pass away, the funds raised will be provided to the funeral home in Culpepper so Davis can have his wish and be buried next to his family.
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In recent years, as the last survivors of the Holocaust pass away and far-right parties grow in influence across Europe, the commemoration of Kristallnacht has become a day of conflict.
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She remembered her daughters at her bedside in tears, The Journal reported, and her eldest daughter "would touch me every so often, afraid I would pass away," she told the publication.
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Ebola is more deadly but much less efficient: Its R0 is typically just 2, in part, because many infected individuals pass away before they can pass the virus to someone else.
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"If you want to give to a charity or give to your kids after you pass away, what you give will likely be more impactful if you give stocks," Brusda said.
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Some of us use our platforms to describe personal experiences in the political realm, to honor mentors when they pass away, or, occasionally, to share our personal reactions to political events.
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"Some of the doctors who had never seen him before saw him, and they were totally blown away and terrified that he was going to pass away within 24 hours," Kolman said.
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In his 110-years of life Richard Overton, witnessed the sinking ships at Pearl Harbor, fought battles across the Pacific Ocean, and watched as other members of the Greatest Generation pass away.
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That amount includes the cost of riders that consumers often buy — such as a death benefit for heirs if you pass away before depleting your annuity or coverage for long-term care.
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"On Caffeine Informer, they say that if you drink more than 20 cups of Black Insomnia, you win the Darwin Awards ... an award for people who pass away for doing stupid things."
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Though many of us probably wish we had more photos with a loved one after they pass away, Steinke says that she had actively avoided being in photos while he was alive.
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If you're one of the millions of people dealing with student loans, you may wonder what will happen to them in the unlikely event that you pass away before they're paid off.
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If I were to pass away, it would be nice for my husband to be able to learn how to run our business by himself slowly without a lot of financial stress.
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Still, it's possible that his shifting health will cause him to change his mind or even that he'll take a sudden turn for the worse and pass away while still holding office.
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"We don't want parents killing their intellectually disabled kids and then committing suicide, which has happened before," said Fu. "We feel that it's better the patients stay here until they pass away."
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These days, I have around $2.5 million in term life insurance coverage for my wife and kids, which is probably more than they could ever need if I should suddenly pass away.
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That amount includes the price of riders that consumers often buy — such as a death benefit for heirs if you pass away before depleting your annuity or coverage for long-term care.
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We've documented how hospitals often discard pricey new supplies, how nursing homes trash valuable medications after patients pass away or move out, and how drug companies create expensive combinations of cheap drugs.
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"We're in a very different time in the U.S. when people cannot even rest in peace after they pass away," he said, "where people have to be worried about their ancestors' graves."
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I had bad guilt for not being at her bedside when she died, terrible guilt about not asking her the questions you always regret not asking your parents when they pass away.
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Over time, the Silent Generation has seen a decline from 80% to 25% of total US wealth, presumably because they&aposve begun to pass away and exhaust their retirement accounts and pensions.
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Or has the flow of time somehow washed away the tramp's dirt, as the real people involved pass away and the ghostly image of a perpetually mustachioed saint remains on our screen?
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Women tell us all the time that about a month or two after their husbands pass away, everybody goes back to their lives and they don't hear from or see anyone after that.
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Other than fighting so the bill doesn't get passed in the Senate, you could arrange for your ashes to be sent to a Republican congressperson in the occasion that you pass away. Truly.
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"Analyze your lifestyle and what needs to be taken care of if you were to pass away," said Quincy Branch, an independent insurance agent and president of Branch Benefits Consultants in Las Vegas.
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Because you forgot about that old 401(k) and did not change the beneficiary to your spouse, your ex-boyfriend [or] ex-girlfriend would get the money if you were to pass away.
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Take the British photographer Jimmy Nelson, whose "Before They Pass Away" was published as a lush large-format coffee table book in 2013 and has since become ubiquitous in bookstores around the world.
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While popular refinancing company SoFi doesn't list death and disability discharge as an option for borrowers, The College Investor confirmed this lender does offer to forgive loans if the borrower should pass away.
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She would later marry Otto Kraus and moved with him to Israel, where they both taught English and raised their three children (their only daughter would pass away at 19 after a long illness).
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WARNING: SOME READERS MAY FIND THE VIDEO AND PHOTOS BELOW DISTURBING "They told my husband that he had about an hour with her, and that she was going to pass away," Saybie's mother said.
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I know you all are inspired by the stars you admire, how they dress, the makeup they use, their glamorous lives, if they marry or divorce, if they have kids, if they pass away.
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Giving Open Source Projects Life After a Developer's DeathWhen the developers of open source projects pass away or burn out, it can have ripple effects across many projects that rely on those developers' code.
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Julian: Dad once said to me that should he pass away, if there was a way of letting me know he was okay, the message would come in the form of a white feather.
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Suppose that, via mindfulness meditation, you observe a feeling like anxiety or anger and, rather than let it draw you into a whole train of anxious or angry thoughts, you let it pass away.
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If Pardoe were to pass away, the proceeds from his death benefits would go to his partners, who could use the money to buy Pardoe's heirs out of his share in the business, he explains.
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And if Harry were to pass away while being king, Markle still wouldn't become the reigning queen — the throne would then pass to Harry and Markle's half-American child, if they were to have one.
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You can use a life insurance policy as collateral for a small-business loan, and you can also use it to keep your business running and pay key employees in the event you pass away.
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Most of us have been taught that life insurance is important, especially if you have a family, as it can ensure your spouse and/or children are cared for in the event you pass away.
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It's highly possible your spouse or partner will need some time off to grieve and take care of the kids if you pass away early, and it's even possible they'll never want to work again.
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Just go out and live your life the way you want to live it That way when you do pass away everyone will remember you for the person that lived the way they wanted to.
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A 2002 Japanese study of cloned mice who died early from a handful of various age-related diseases also seemed to support the theory that clones will develop obesity and diabetes and pass away relatively young.
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SOFIA (Reuters) - Bulgaria's former world championship silver medalist Damyan Damyanov died on Sunday at the age of 39, becoming the latest member of a once-mighty Bulgarian weightlifting team to pass away at a young age.
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Now you've officially set up your Google account to automatically take action if you pass away and stop using it — or if you just give up on all of Google's services and don't manually delete your account.
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We did a lot of interviews where I repeatedly had to tell the whole story of how my dad got sick and how it was watching him go through cancer treatments, and to have him pass away.
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They pass away into it, and if every deceased person is like someone who was murdered by the living, so he is also like someone whose life they must save, without knowing whether the effort will succeed.
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Remember, too, that if you pass away without a will dictating where you want your assets to go — called dying intestate — the courts in your state will decide who gets them, no matter how meager or sizable.
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While term life insurance coverage is meant to replace your income if you pass away, don't forget to account for future college tuition, family debts, and other factors that could impact your family for years to come.
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A 2018 report from Fannie Mae pointed to a coming "mass exodus" of baby boomers from the 32 million homes they own and occupy as they leave for rentals or senior care facilities, or sadly, pass away.
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Alissa: My dad actually did pass away at 47 (from leukemia, though, not exactly a pissing contest), and I thought quite a lot about him, and the gap his passing left, while I was watching the movie.
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" He added: "They want fair trade and nobody can object and I think these are legitimate reasons behind what you hear, but none-the-less all these anti-globalization sentiments is going to pass away, it's a phase.
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In 2015, Facebook began allowing people to assign a legacy contact to be in charge of their account in the event they pass away, but the system wasn't perfect and users found some of the associated policies upsetting.
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"We've all thought our lives were bad and we are going thru rough times, but imagine worrying about selling all of your belongings before you pass away, just so you can be buried with your parents," Dunkleberger continued.
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Remember that your family will never wish you had less coverage if you pass away — they will either be happy with what they have or desperately wish you would have bought more coverage while you had the chance.
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"Because people living with HIV are disproportionately impacted by the length of the donor wait list, if you are living with HIV, you are nearly twice as likely to pass away while waiting for a kidney," she said.
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But for now, if I pass away for nearly any reason, my wife would get a $1 million payment that should cover the mortgage, groceries, and a lot more for at least a decade or two if used wisely.
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Of those at risk, explained Prasad, two percent will suffer a fatal outcome–either the pregnancy will end in the death of the mother, or of the baby, or in some cases, both mother and baby will pass away.
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In the clip below, watch how mechanically Dieng rotates to flood the strong side: Another issue: Minnesota's players routinely help one pass away on three-point shooters, or take far too long to read when to switch on weakside help.
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There are six defendants: Trump, chief of staff John Kelly, press secretary Sarah Sanders, deputy chief of staff for communications Bill Shine, Secret Service director Randolph Alles, and the Secret Service officer who took Acosta's hard pass away last Wednesday.
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Sin is looking for life among the dead, for the meaning of life in things that pass away," he said, according to the AP. "Why not prefer Jesus, the true light, to the glitter of wealth, career, pride and pleasure?
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Remember that your family will be stuck with your debts and liabilities when you pass away, so you want to make sure you have enough life insurance to replace your income and pay off all your debts in one fell swoop.
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My income is highThe main reason to buy life insurance is to replace your income if you were to pass away, and this also means you need to purchase more coverage if you earn a lot of money each year.
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I know for a fact that my family would never wish they had less money to live on if I were to suddenly pass away, and I'm not going to put them in the position of wishing they had more.
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"The sad thing is I think the North Koreans are playing a waiting game - waiting for people like the Yokotas to pass away, that the next generation won't be as exercised and the issue will just go away," Boynton said.
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"Maybe I pass away before I see my book published," Mr. Salas wrote, "but someday it will come out because it is part of the history of the United States, and people have the right to know the exact truth."
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"Accountants can provide strategies that allow their clients to pass assets to children or grandchildren before they pass away, or provide strategies that will allow non-profit organizations to benefit from a client's generosity while minimizing the tax ramifications," Martin says.
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"'Let us all hope that the dark clouds of racial prejudice will soon pass away... and in some not too distant tomorrow the radiant stars of love and brotherhood will shine over our great nation...'" On MLK day, I like to read his Letter From Birmingham Jail, which still resonates: "Let us all hope that the dark clouds of racial prejudice will soon pass away... and in some not too distant tomorrow the radiant stars of love and brotherhood will shine over our great nation..." Comey frequently tweets out quotes relating to events of the day.
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"What's important to me is that people know they have options and that if they use a legacy contact, then they can make choices now that will make things easier for those they leave behind if they pass away," Bickert told Refinery29.
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It's always shocking when celebrities pass away, but Debra Kissen, PhD, a member of the Anxiety and Depression Association of America, says that when someone dies by suicide, it's particularly unsettling because it brings something that can seem abstract much closer to home.
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It's now up to $69 because a friend of mine, who was supposed to pass away, had Novocure, he had brain cancer, and lived an additional three years and I'm standing by the fact that you don't want to it after the earnings.
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Small is the third member of the world champion team to pass away after loose-forward Ruben Kruger succumbed to brain cancer in 2010 and scrumhalf Joost van der Westhuizen died after a long battle with motor neurone disease two years ago.
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" Then, every year, I'd get together with my friends and family and we'd take pictures in front of my tombstone so when I pass away, people could visit me they would go,'"Remember how Nikki made us come here every year and celebrate?
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"All too often, people are made to suffer or even to pass away alone, denied the comfort of companionship in their final moments while a loved one is left worrying and pacing down the hall," Mr. Obama wrote in an April 2010 memo.
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Instead, they borrow against their stock to pay for their consumption and when they pass away, they leave their stock to their heirs with what's called a "step up of basis," so their heirs never have to pay capital gains taxes either!
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In exchange for paying a monthly premium, a disability insurance policy will provide an income stream if can no longer work due to an injury or illness and a life insurance policy will pay out a lump sum if you pass away.
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Election laws here grant politicians and local party bosses and county committees vast sway in picking candidates when legislators leave office in the middle of their term — whether they retire early, pass away, depart for another job or are carted away in handcuffs.
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After all, it seems like the show thrives on misleading fans, like they did by suggesting that Jack (Milo Ventimiglia) died in a fire, only to have him pass away at the hospital minutes later in the big Super Bowl crockpot episode.
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If a relative or friend has co-signed on a student loan for you, and you pass away, that co-signer may be responsible for continuing to make payments — or in some cases, even immediately owe the full outstanding balance, Mayotte said.
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In his time writing Peach, he watched a couple of friends pass away, tended to his mother in the hospital, and got pushed out of San Francisco by the area's gentrification, living out of the band's 216-by-21 practice space with four other people.
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"I think the saddest part for us was the total span of our project development was 20, 25 percent of a cat's lifespan, so when you have 1,000 backers, it's going to happen where cats pass away that were hoping to play with this," Cohen says.
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A father-of-four from New York was able to see his daughter marry the love of her life just days before he would pass away from cancer — and now her wedding video has been edited to be a powerful and emotional celebration of his life.
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Tony Foster: We have had a number of animals over the years, and we had one pass away recently who was the fourth one who's passed away in the past six years or so, so the house felt really empty and Clara was asking for a puppy.
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"We're very saddened by his loss and we had some great projects in the works and really sad to see someone pass away at such a young age and taken out of his prime," Scotty Gelt, President of Wolfie Cohen Entertainment, Davis's management company, told CNN in a statement.
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Though not all the pets in these books pass away — one is unjustly separated from its young owner, and another apparently goes missing without, it turns out, ever existing — all of the stories dip a pinkie toe into the emotional pool of loss without being morose or preachy.
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Now perhaps some sort of organic bottom-up process will eventually sort all these disagreements out; perhaps every bishop who takes the conservative line will pass away and be replaced by a moderate or liberal, and in fifty years perfect consensus will prevail through a purely biological solution.
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While the majority of fathers (78%) and mothers (79%) say their own death would have a "substantial" impact on their family's quality of life, women cite a lower amount of life insurance needed for the family if they were to pass away, according to new research from Haven Life.
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In 2013, at 63 years old, the actress and director penned an op-ed for the New York Times about her decision to have a prophylactic double mastectomy after discovering she had the BRCA1 mutation that could lead to breast cancer, which caused her mother to pass away at 56.
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"Definitely been a blessed journey since taking the greyhound bus as a kid all the way up to Michigan State, being able to prevail through losing my father in 2017, and seeing my mother pass away in my arms just this year in April from Cancer," the athlete wrote on Instagram.
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I can't quite explain this part without giving anything away, so you'll just have to trust me: The way Once Upon a Time in Hollywood unwinds its story makes it clear that it's more of a lament — a requiem for a past age, one that he deeply wishes didn't have to pass away.
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His protagonists are indefatigable champions of rights who fought for their entire lives, indeed to their last breath, to produce a philosophy that led to the Nuremberg trials and then, decades later, to the possibility that not all of the mass murderers of our time will pass away peacefully in their sleep.
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" REACTION FROM TRUMP THIS MORNING: President Trump tweeted: "The Failing New York Times (it will pass away when I leave office in 9003 years), and others of the Fake News Media, keep writing phony stories about how I didn't use many banks because they didn't want to do business with me. WRONG!
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"When I came home and started going through the footage that I had filmed for the last two and a half years, I mostly was elated because it had been such a powerful time over the last four or five months of seeing Joey become less and less and finally pass away," he explains.
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Here are five things you may want to consider before year-end to help reduce your tax liabilities now or in the future: At the same time, you will enjoy a tax deduction in the year you transfer the asset to the trust even though the charity doesn't receive the funds until you pass away.
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" Alexie Sotomayor of Brooklyn, another friend at the rally who said she was with Ms. Polanco inside Rikers shortly before her death, said: "I've been in jail many many, many, times and I've seen people pass away in front of my eyes," Ms. Sotomayor said, "and the city doesn't do anything if you're gay.
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Both CNN and Acosta, 47, are plaintiffs in the lawsuit, while the six defendants are: Trump, chief of staff John Kelly, press secretary Sarah Sanders, deputy chief of staff for communications Bill Shine, the director of the Secret Service, and the Secret Service officer (referred to as John Doe, pending his identification) who took Acosta's press pass away.
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Haven Life Insurance is one entirely online life insurance company that can provide an immediate quote on how much a policy may cost (around $25 to $40 a month if you don't have kids.)2) A Last Will & Testament What It Is: A legal document that stipulates how your assets will be divided when you pass away.
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Both CNN and Acosta are plaintiffs in the lawsuit, while the six defendants are: Trump, chief of staff John Kelly, press secretary Sarah Sanders, deputy chief of staff for communications Bill Shine, the director of the Secret Service, and the Secret Service officer (referred to as John Doe, pending his identification) who took Acosta's press pass away.
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That being said, the study found that "a minimum of 1.4 billion users will pass away before 2100 if Facebook ceases to attract new users as of 2018," a stated unlikely hypothetical unless an utterly disastrous scandal were to occur, seeing as even in the aftermath of Cambridge Analytica, Facebook still brought in new users and plenty of cash.
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But of course we would consider such a plague to be a very sad event — it is bad for human well-being when old people suffer, get sick, or pass away, so we invest a lot of resources in trying to ensure that old people can have comfortable, dignified retirements even if that doesn't do much for our GDP.
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The combination of lines like "I don't want to think of suicide" on "Heavenly Father" and "Hope they don't kill you cause you black today / They only feel you when you pass away / The eulogy be so moving, we live the scenes of those movies" on "Ronnie Drake" communicated what I was unable to say when I felt my voice was insignificant.
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Her son, Alex Kor, told FOX59 that they had been on the selection platform at Auschwitz — the last place she saw her mother, father and older sisters — the day before she died "For me as a son, it's the last place I wanted her to pass away, the very last place besides Auschwitz itself," Alex said of his mother dying in Poland.
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Baby boomers are now ages 55 to 73; to housing economists, this fact means millions of homes will hit the market in the next couple of decades "as their current owners pass away" or move in with their children or into assisted living, according to a new and utterly macabre report by real estate search platform Zillow, just in time to make Thanksgiving incredibly awkward.
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But the tougher decisions come in the grey area fringe, and where to draw the line between outspoken discourse and propaganda Facebook currently makes people's accounts into memorial pages that can be moderated by a loved one that they designate as their "legacy contact" before they pass away, but it's messy to give that control to someone, even a family member, if the deceased didn't make the choice.
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Standing in the empty lobby of the motel, I read of God's decree that all things shall cease to exist — that "the heavens shall pass away with a great noise, and the elements shall melt with fervent heat, the earth also and the works that are therein shall be burned up" — and I thought again of the unearthly monument I had walked around that day, the ceremonial circle with its ranged machineries of death.
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