Democrats love poor people because they think that poor people will vote Democrat.
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Well, when you get rid of the poor people, you don't have to deal with the poor people, right?
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And poor people don't have time for investments because poor people are too busy trying not to be poor.
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And winning over poor people who do vote seems like an important prerequisite to winning over poor people who don't.
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Basically, the federal government would spend less on insuring poor people because fewer poor people would be able to get insurance.
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In other words, instead of simply cutting Medicaid and other programs for poor people, help poor people work their way out of poverty.
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If you take the total amount we spend on anti-poverty programs and divide by the number of poor people, there should be no poor people!
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In 260, there were 21960 million poor people living in America's 270 largest cities, and 8.6 million poor people living in the suburbs of those cities.
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But it is poor people who are disproportionately targeted in the marketing of sugary foods, and poor people who most suffer the health consequences of consuming them.
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You're going to see proposals to cut health insurance from poor people, to take basic food support away from poor people, to attack Medicare and Social Security.
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These are poor people!' and then the for-profit sector was saying, 'Why would you make a business relying on people in a food desert and poor people?
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Jason Chaffetz suggests poor people should buy healthcare instead of iPhones Jason Chaffetz suggests poor people should buy healthcare instead of iPhones Update: 2:47 P.M. E.T. Republican Rep.
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Then, for the next 500 years, you have this really, kind of, complicated, interesting history of how governments decide to give money to poor people, and support poor people.
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"It's one that says 'Please don't lend money to poor people, you can't lend money to poor people who can't pay you back for their mortgages,'" he told CNBC on Monday.
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And I'm convinced that poor people have a risk tolerance that rich people don't have because poor people fundamentally don't value money that much because they're used to not having it.
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"The units that are being built for poor people are not being built for these poor people," said Catherine Trapani, executive director of Homeless Services United, a coalition of nonprofit providers.
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The law has insured millions of poor people through the program, and there have been demonstrable improvements in the financial security of poor people who live in states that expanded Medicaid.
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" Colbert mocked this too: "Yeah, those crafty poor people.
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"It's one that says, 'Please don't lend money to poor people, you can't lend money to poor people who can't pay you back for their mortgages," he told CNBC earlier this year.
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Specifically, Zuck offered up a scale model of Facebook's Aquila drone that Zuck hopes will beam internet to poor people, an idea that the Pope might enjoy since the Pope likes helping poor people or he might not even understand what's happening because this internet-for-poor-people thing is really just a big gimmick so far.
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They want to go and help the poor people there.
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What if the poor people come to use our sand.
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The number of poor people might even rise a little.
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"For those poor people, the situation is catastrophic," Ramirez said.
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Giving cash to poor people is not a new idea.
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Poor people are getting more job training, as in Minning.
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Nothing. Unless you're Tom Nichols, laptop police for poor people.
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Trump hates women, blacks, Latinos, gays, Muslims, and poor people.
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Poor people try to replace income sources; rich people add.
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"Poor people are spending their money on cigarettes," she said.
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Almost forgot poor people are about to lose health care.
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It is a system rigged to keep poor people poor.
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LEGERE: OH YEAH, WELL, COME ON. HELP THOSE POOR PEOPLE.
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All this, you might think, should mean fewer poor people.
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All these poor people just living so well on welfare.
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Poor people are not working hard enough for the benefit.
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Poor people have "poor relationships," and they can be damaging.
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Economic Scene Should the government push poor people to marry?
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Education is bad because it's a community of poor people.
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"We are poor people, but we are strong," they sang.
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Valentine was trying to say that was poor people food.
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"Poor people recover differently than rich people do," Kennedy said.
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Since then, the share of extremely poor people fell continually.
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That poor people don't leave paper trails, unless they're criminals.
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Our jails swell with poor people never convicted of anything.
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His health care policy would screw millions of poor people.
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"There are many poor people in the world," she wrote.
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The rich people didn't serve and the poor people did.
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Make no mistake: Poor people are punished by these taxes.
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Needless to say, poor people can't do things like that.
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Because we are poor people, and the poor vote Democrat!
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They don't care about us because we are poor people.
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"Only poor people are staying in Deir Ezzor," he says.
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Instead of helping poor people help themselves by subsidizing their wages through the tax code, he championed the idea of helping poor people help themselves by subsidizing rich people's investment income through the tax code.
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It signals a switch in the War on Poverty from one that addresses the root causes of poverty and provides assistance to poor people to one attacking poor people with words and a million cuts.
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Disabled people, gay people, poor people ..." Louise: "Except rich white men.
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Take care of your poor people and of your crumbling infrastructure!
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Poor people are more alienated than the rich and middle class.
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It removes an obstacle that stops abjectly poor people bettering themselves.
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Money makes classism, elite groups and a majority of poor people.
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Worse, some poor people are not even included in the registry.
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Chicago in the 1960s was a brutal place for poor people.
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Poor people don't get fresh pineapple chunks and frozen waffles, Janelle.
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" Her 2010 book is called "Simple Times: Crafts for Poor People!
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Thus, thousands, if not millions, more poor people would go uncovered.
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An alternative approach is simply to give money to poor people.
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Well, black people and Puerto Rican people and other poor people.
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The Hillary Clinton agenda hurts poor people by far the most.
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Consumer goods will become more expensive, hurting poor people the most.
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For poor people, going on a date requires setting different expectations.
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First off, poor people eat Italian sandwiches, which are quite common.
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Poor people tend to drink more sugary drinks than higher earners.
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"Our government thinks all poor people are stupid," Mr. Barnes said.
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Poor people: ask to be paid a living wageBen Shapiro: pic.twitter.
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And … it has a disproportionate impact on poor people of color.
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Suspending driver's licenses for unpaid fees buries poor people in debt.
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There should be far fewer very poor people in the world.
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And most poor people turn these programs down or drop out.
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Poor people everywhere are more vulnerable to every kind of exploitation.
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Data can't provide what poor people need, which is more resources.
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Poor people were the original recyclers before recycling was the norm.
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Whatever the government decides to spend, poor people will get sick.
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" The oft-repeated lament of Appalachia is "rich land, poor people.
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Mr. Bamberger spent a lifetime championing free counsel for poor people.
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Running Amazon away in the name of poor people seems counterintuitive.
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But most of these schools don't enroll many poor people either.
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That the oligarchs are making fun of stupid poor people too.
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A recent paper in Health Affairs documented that outcomes in Arkansas, which allowed poor people to buy private plans on the exchanges, were similar to those in Kentucky, which expanded access to poor people through Medicaid.
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It also can't tell us if there's potentially some unobservable — and thus uncontrollable — difference between the kinds of poor people who move to big cities in rich, blue states and the kinds of poor people who don't.
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It's hard to overstate just how radical King's Poor People campaign was.
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Are rich people treated differently than poor people in the tax code?
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The Republicans aren't going to like this, because poor people have phones.
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Life in Nepal is filled with uncertainties for poor people like Maya.
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Go deeper: Poor people spend more of their income on health care
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The existing laws predominantly punish the poor, people of color, and women.
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Some call AirPod owners too rich and show them mocking poor people.
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A lot of Americans think it's just a program for poor people.
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He's building a cabin, which poor people have lived in for centuries.
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There are obviously more poor people in the country than rich people.
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In this case, minimum wages lead to fewer jobs for poor people.
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And all the poor people are going to be taken care of.
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Disdain for poor people is often packaged as an innocent design choice.
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We sided with poor people and people of color, for civil rights.
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"Poor people are born knowing how to dance and sing!" she jokes.
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The bankers got rich and the poor people— the workers—got poorer.
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"These poor people, what they've gone through all these years," she said.
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Poor people, working people, racial minorities will lose a powerful, effective voice.
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"Distressingly, poor people were often the targets of vote buyers," Berry writes.
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"States will be rewarded for having lots of poor people," he writes.
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"It affects all poor people, basically," Professor Ansolabehere said in an interview.
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A society with poor people at all is a society in crisis.
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He used to say that it's poor people who give the most.
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What pushes some poor people into homelessness, and not others, remains obscure.
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"Tell him to bring the poor people to Washington," Kennedy told her.
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Many poor people who receive housing and other government benefits support him.
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Such a rich country, such poor people: That was the universal refrain.
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"Until poor people get justice, such incidents will keep happening," she said.
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Give these poor people a change of subject for a few hours.
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"There's no reason only poor people should have the experience," he said.
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"The poor people @Target," one Twitter user with the handle @writeriowa wrote.
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In the same report, the NCHS surveyed people between the ages of 18-64 who identified as near-poor, poor, and not-poor and discovered that the uninsured rate decreased most dramatically for poor people and near-poor people.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Don't Drug Test Poor People" (Op-Ed, June 28): I agree with Jamila Michener and Julilly Kohler-Hausmann that poor people shouldn't be selected for drug testing to qualify for Medicaid or other assistance.
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KS: All right, so rich people ... Rich people steal more than poor people.
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So, who's coming to get married in Cartagena, the poor people of Colombia?
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No citizen was immune — lords, septons, farmers, the poor people of Flea Bottom.
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Now Nigeria has a much higher share of poor people than either country.
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The town lists the problems and requirements of each of its poor people.
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Poor people move to rich countries to enjoy the benefits of good institutions.
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"I think those poor people just want to watch the movie," she says.
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Experts have long known that rich people generally live longer than poor people.
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Those hospitals serve significant amounts of poor people and residents of rural communities.
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The problem is that poor people in rural areas have almost no alternative.
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So, evacuations really put poor people between a rock and a hard place.
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But at least much of the money does actually go to poor people.
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But many poor people lack these cards, and many cardholders are not poor.
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In 2797, Medicaid, which covers primarily poor people, spent $2100 million on EpiPens.
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Using absolute numbers risks confusing reducing poverty with preventing poor people from existing.
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Saying that "The Kardashians" -- watching "The Kardashians" makes people not like poor people.
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What's more, fears that poor people will waste the money have proved misguided.
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But as Aaron Klein at Brookings notes, slow payments disproportionately affect poor people.
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Plenty of outfits lend to very poor people hoping to start a business.
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It's not to help poor people, nearly all of whom now have cars.
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But when I do, it's when they give free stuff to poor people.
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We needed to take care of the poor people of our country. OK?
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"Why burn down buildings where the children of poor people study?" he said.
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"Poor people need to be covered, and the industry is working on that."
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Amazing person, and he wanted to run for president to help poor people.
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It's going to be people of color; it's going to be poor people.
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Poor countries and poor people are involved in trade, the better they've done.
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"Those were considered food for poor people, even for animals," Ms. Ciubini said.
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Poor people and the offspring of immigrants were more likely to be sterilized.
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So that means that at home, poor people aren't getting enough quality food.
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"You're getting the unfair advantage while poor people are being drafted," he said.
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With their votes, white evangelicals left poor people, immigrants, and other minorities behind.
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On the few television shows that feature poor people, those people have lives.
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In the news, though, poor people, especially members of minorities, are one-dimensional.
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"It's upsetting, you think about what those poor people went through," he says.
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That was especially true for poor people and older Puerto Ricans, researchers found.
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"You don't make poor people rich by making rich people poor," he said.
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Poor people, not the wealthy, have nothing to gain from this immoral system.
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There is no reason why I should give a shit about poor people.
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Certainly any cash payment scheme would change the behavior of only poor people.
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Many poor people are now eligible for neither Medicaid nor subsidized private insurance.
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The funds provide an important measure of relief for poor people in jail.
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It's just not a great way to give nice stuff to poor people.
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"Africa as a whole is projected to nearly double in size by 2050, which means that even if the percentage of poor people on the continent is cut in half, the number of poor people stays the same," they write.
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In the place of Medicaid, poor people will have access to high-deductible insurance.
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In terms of ways to boost the incomes of poor people, it's very roundabout.
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In 1987 China is thought to have had 660m poor people, and India 374m.
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The third problem is that poor people in Africa are commonly very poor indeed.
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In the mid-19th century every continent had a large population of poor people.
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"Nobody takes responsibility and it's the people who suffer, the poor people," he said.
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I want to help businesses, families and also the 5 million poor people (here).
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The other, also well-known, is between poor people and richer people in America.
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But most poor people around the world assume that insurance is not for them.
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But it also has millions of poor people living in slums wedged between skyscrapers.
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Young people and poor people support him but he has few allies in congress.
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But that doesn't mean poor people shouldn't be able to enjoy the technology, too.
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If you say you're giving cash to poor people, they'll say, 'What is this?
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"They attacked the poor people through their stomachs," Mendez said of the United States.
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To start with, let's be clear that we aren't talking about actual poor people.
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"Does the government help poor people?" he asks, already convinced he knows the answer.
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At school, I liked Jesus because he hung out with poor people and prostitutes.
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Rather, he is one of the "best white men" who would disempower poor people.
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The parts of the ACA that offer comprehensive benefits to poor people are safe.
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If poor Americans don't deserve to eat, then neither do poor people anywhere else!
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At the same time, they're the only party that has never humiliated poor people.
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He's saying that poor people don't count — that they should just go without water.
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We certainly were not poor people, but by contrast there was a huge chasm.
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Expanding Medicaid to cover 1.2 million more poor people would also be very helpful.
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Seldom are these polls closed in neighborhoods with poor people or people of color.
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The company specializes in Obamacare and Medicaid programs for low-income and poor people.
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"Even poor people are more hopeful if they're in a dynamic place," he continued.
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Charging poor people for medicine isn't the worst idea that Verma and Price have.
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But as poor people are priced out of our neighboring Wicker Park, gentrification looms.
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Probably it has so many good aspects because it was invented by poor people.
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"We've got enough poor people here in Iowa that need help," Mr. King said.
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" Mr. Findling said he saves pro bono work "for poor people and good causes.
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Society doesn't give poor people the space to grow as tall as everybody else.
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It's also disingenuous to say poor people will bear the burden of the tax.
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They lived in a nice house, a lot of poor people getting along fine.
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Geared to working poor people, the food court will provide a daily $248 special.
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Protesters seem to think that poor people can be harangued into making the rent.
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New York probably has more poor people today than when the mayor was inaugurated.
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But Temporary Assistance for Needy Families payments to poor people are approaching record lows.
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A nonprofit organization, GiveDirectly, was giving cash grants to poor people in rural Kenya.
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So I feel that there is a still gap between poor people and billionaires.
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The government's proposed public pension cuts would hit working and poor people the hardest.
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The vast majority are poor people for whom $900 is well out of reach.
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Winston Churchill says you don't make poor people rich by making rich people poor.
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"You don't make the poor people rich by making rich people poor," he added.
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"You don't make the poor people rich by making rich people poor," Cooperman said.
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Poor people don't vote, so most politicians ignore them — especially at the federal level.
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"This is not bush meat where poor people are hunting for food," he said.
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It's the one near-universal income-like floor we have for poor people today.
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These taxes made voting out of reach for poor people, including people of color.
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Under the right circumstances, it does seem to improve conditions for some poor people.
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Give cash to poor people in the US, or people working to reduce prejudice.
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It's easier, because in a country where people are poor, people can be used.
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There's really a lot of resistance to inserting poor people in market-rate neighborhoods.
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Elite liberalism, and the Democratic Party by extension, cannot hate poor people, they say.
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The senator said the bill hurt Americans by punishing poor people rather than helping them.
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Jones-Wright, meanwhile, insisted the money merely gave a voice to minorities and poor people.
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"I hope these poor people who are getting involved know what they're doing," she said.
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Climate change will have serious health consequences — especially on children, the elderly, and poor people.
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I deal with as many wealthy people, intelligent people who overdose as poor people do.
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"The money they are stealing is from the poor people of this country," he said.
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I've heard that I should go to Africa and help poor people — is that true?
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"All the poor people who actually started rock-and-roll music are cool," he said.
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State and local governments can stop placing unjust burdens on poor people and their families.
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Beyond its verges are fields of coca bushes, many of them cultivated by poor people.
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"We can't have a rich government with a poor people," he said in the Zócalo.
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An Avengers spokesman told Reuters the military was "harassing poor people of the Niger Delta".
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He&aposs taken over the oil and he has distributed it to the poor people.
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It's not a question of whether there are too many rich people or poor people.
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By the way, the majority of renal transplants are to poor people, not rich people.
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Congress needs to slow down and understand how diminishing 1504 hurts poor people and budgets.
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For decades, our national poverty policies have effectively treated poor people like liabilities to society.
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And, to this day, people assume poor people are Black and white people are wealthy.
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Contrary to stereotype, most poor people in the United States are not black or brown.
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Young people, old people, rich people, poor people—even people who have everything are angry.
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Most important, the department may be concerned that such changes would unfairly target poor people.
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Doctors, midwives and social workers who were preying on poor people to steal their children.
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Give me a break," Hatch told the Ohio senator, noting he'd "come from poor people.
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Cleveland also has exceedingly high rates of "concentrated poverty" — poor people living in poor neighborhoods.
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He understands the problems of poor people, and he says what they want to hear.
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She criticized the wealthy because she understands there are more poor people than wealthy people.
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It's why these poor people throw away their lives for a chance at Instagram stardom.
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By the mid-2000s, overall prosperity increased, lifting many poor people into the middle class.
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They see their tax dollars being wasted taking care of poor people and illegal immigrants.
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It felt like a personal attack on the poor people that I grew up with.
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Consider three experiments aimed at enhancing the self-worth of poor people on three continents.
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The middle class is more than just an average of rich people and poor people.
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These initiatives offer to pay bond for some of the poor people charged with crimes.
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This policy change is merely a bureaucratic obstacle to keep poor people from obtaining Medicaid.
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But, like most poor people, my parents could not conceive of questioning an authority figure.
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"I don't want it to be pity tourism — 'Look at the poor people,'" she said.
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That's more than twice the share of poor people in France, Iceland or the Netherlands.
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So rich people can do good and bad, poor people can do good and bad.
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Migration has fallen and poor people are much less likely to move to richer areas.
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"It's affecting poor people," he said, so there's a lack of interest from wealthier nations.
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Republicans hate poor people because they think the dignity of man is above being poor.
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And programs designed to benefit just poor people have been shown to be politically vulnerable.
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"We can't keep living like poor people on earth that is so rich," he said.
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Then I hope to become a good man, helping the poor people to get educated.
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The mayor also disputed the notion poor people had no choice but to jump turnstiles.
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Poor people are the most affected by crime because more crime occurs in their neighborhoods.
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"No one is suggesting poor people can't choose what they want to eat," he said.
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I am certain taking health care away from 20+ million poor people isn't the answer.
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It's really not providing security and opportunity for the middle class and for poor people.
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That is money that can then be used to help poor people who live elsewhere.
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Poor people and non-white people are more often than not pushed discreetly off-page.
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In 1987, nine out of 10 extremely poor people generally lived in low-income countries.
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HUD officials often play down concerns about the impact of funding decisions on poor people.
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We are going to do cash payments to as many poor people as we can.
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"I don't want people of colour and poor people excluded from my work," she says.
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Democrats and Republicans are working together to help poor people get training for better jobs.
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"Poor people don't vote," he said in an interview with Meet the Press on Sunday.
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But perceptions of what kills poor people around the world have been slow to change.
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The monthly Tech Dude Complaining About Poor People on Medium Post usually focuses on SoMa.
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That money can either go to poor people, or it can go to rich people.
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They have noted that housebuilders do not build houses across the price spectrum (ie they don't build roughly equal amounts of houses for rich people and poor people, in a way that there is roughly equal provision of supermarkets for rich and poor people).
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" She discovered that all sorts of biases were built into the math-based models, which led to "the many ways that poor people, especially poor people of color, are constantly being sized up and sized down—and sort of shooed off to the 'losers' category.
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The Minnesota Interfaith Power & Light and the Minnesota Poor People&aposs Campaign are leading the effort.
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They discriminate against black people, poor people, gay people and fat people—oh yes they do.
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And it failed, leaving millions of poor people in the lurch when the economy turned sour.
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It is hard to pull exceptionally poor people (sometimes called the "ultra-poor") over the line.
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Summer is shit for poor people across the board, but it's especially shit for poor families.
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"When we started in 2007, there were 1.6 million poor people in North Carolina," Barber says.
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America has tried hard to promote wedlock among poor people since the 1990s, but failed utterly.
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Successive American presidents have poured money into programmes that aim to promote marriage among poor people.
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In the past, that's made it difficult for poor people and minorities to get those services.
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There's another Republican push to make it harder for poor people to qualify for government benefits.
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And, it turns out, deriding poor people is fair game if it means taking down Trump.
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That way, some benefit goes to poor people who don't have a positive income tax burden.
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Rich people damage the world in rich ways; poor people do their damage in poor ways.
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Lovely Jeremy Corbyn and his sensible manifesto that is actively trying not to kill poor people.
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Poor people sit in their pain every day all day because they can't afford proper healthcare.
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Medicaid covers primarily poor people, and is jointly run by the federal government and individual states.
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You know who does have a good sense of the needs of poor people like Jacklin?
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Many poor people recall fondly that he travelled around the country opening schools and health clinics.
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Trump's budget proposal is very good for his rich friends and very bad for poor people.
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They've adopted a hardship that poor people suffer, and stripped it of its association with poverty.
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Poor people also already live in mobile homes, though no one applauds them for their ingenuity.
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He's also never cared about issues that affect the black community, poor people or civil rights.
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Mr Banerjee and Ms Duflo suggest giving poor people small amounts of cash and some information.
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"It's our attempt to give poor people a way out of poverty," Carson told Fox News.
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In the opening scene, a gang of poor people are shown gathering wood in a forest.
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These practices particularly affect poor people, who are more dependent on cheap or free online services.
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Now where would this revenue come from if it were not being bled from poor people?
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He pushed big cuts to programs that help poor people eat, see doctors, and pay rent.
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Of all of the barriers that keep poor people poor, affordable housing may be the biggest.
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The whole humbling-yourself-before-poor-people routine doesn't seem to really be in Trump's wheelhouse.
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In order to ensure that the elite enjoys security, it's necessary to kill the poor people.
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"I witnessed the opposition trampling human dignity, trampling poor people," she said at the rap rally.
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The majority of working-age poor people connected to the labor market were part-time workers.
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Also, it's crucial that we counter an inaccurate stereotype that all rural poor people are white.
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I was really separated from actual poor people, even in my own city of New Orleans.
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Instead, our bail system exists as a way to perpetuate our nation's war on poor people.
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The way a law is actually experienced by poor people and people of color is another.
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"We are poor people, but nobody else is going to help us rebuild it," he said.
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That leaves 2 percent of poor people who did not fit into one of these categories.
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He hopes the investigation will bring convictions and also document "the institutionalized contempt" for poor people.
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Since its ratification in 1976, the amendment has consistently affected poor people who rely on Medicaid.
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But this change in perspective — to respect poor people — is what this country needs right now.
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"Poor people are too stupid to know they're just chess pieces in a game," Barkley continued.
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"You don't make poor people rich by making rich people poor," he added, citing Winston Churchill.
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They're poor people, people of color, people who are most likely to be targeted by violence.
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We have a pretty decent idea of what poor people do when they lose health insurance.
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Donald Trump uses poor people around the world to produce his lines of suits and ties.
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We don't think, 'Hey, for poor people, this is actually expensive; this can be a problem.
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If you recall, apartheid did not end well for the rich people or the poor people.
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You've got to bring working people and young people and poor people into the political process.
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It implies that poor people use drugs; otherwise, why would we even be considering such tests?
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That's the American way: what little help we offer poor people comes under threat of prison.
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That data could be an argument for just giving poor people money to improve their health.
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Just look anywhere there's a lot of poor people who have suddenly run out of food.
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Some of those might even be for genes expressed in the throat and lungs, and then suddenly it seems like poor people are genetically predisposed to having asthma, all while ignoring the much simpler explanation that poor people are breathing in car exhaust while rich people aren't.
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To me it's 70 percent of the world's poor people are farmers, and they're barely getting by.
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A city that's swapped vibrancy and culture for cupcakes and Wowcher deals on laughing at poor people.
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"It's not like the wealthy are better at managing their money than poor people are," said McQuay.
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No. I know a lot of poor people who are not affiliated and they don't receive [aid].
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In comparison, about 77 million people are covered by Medicaid, the government program for primarily poor people.
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It was also against immigrants and poor people and the vast handouts they imagined these scapegoats received.
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And it has a plausible plan to help its many poor people join the cashless digital economy.
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But more broadly, I think the idea that this is bad for poor people has it backward.
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As the most populous state, it also has by far the largest number of poor people, 1773m.
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"Oh, those poor people," a woman can be heard saying as the duck boat takes on water.
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What's more, weight bigotry especially targets women, people of color, poor people, disabled people, and LGBT people.
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Everything's really big in Texas — except when it comes to how much Obamacare has helped poor people.
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Give poor people the same financial access to good food that middle-class and wealthy families have.
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I was terrified with the rise in child sexual exploitation and the forced removals of poor people.
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And using the CPI-U overstates the inflation in the price of goods purchased by poor people.
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Indeed, the number of financial services available to poor people with a mobile-money account is exploding.
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Why it matters: Poor people already are more likely to end up in the criminal justice system.
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The bad Moses displaced hundreds of thousands of poor people and foisted other calamities on the city.
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Just giving out cash to poor people is a pretty good way to make them less poor.
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This means that Fiona must turn her back on other poor people in order to make it.
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Sprawl costs us all, but it disproportionately racks up costs for poor people, nonwhite people, and women.
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Even with snazzy new options they may, unless prices fall fast enough: poor people need cheap power.
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When I say poor people, even to the extent that they ask for 100,000 pesos (about $2,000).
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These three factors alone would filter out almost 95 percent of all poor people in this country.
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They don't have an agenda for the middle class, working people, poor people trying to get ahead.
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I actually grew up eating what I call "poor people food," things like rice and meat patties.
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I always wanted to be a lawyer for poor people; they got an unfair shake from society.
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She finds that pit bulls are still scorned because it is often poor people who own them.
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Rajasthan government officials have said the new order will benefit the very poor people in the state.
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Black and Hispanic Americans, as well as poor people and parents, also report higher levels of stress.
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"In Orlando, those poor people know at least that the whole world is behind them," he said.
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Perhaps that's because the legislation has helped millions of poor people, minorities and immigrants get health insurance.
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Then we'd push back against these poor people who are just trying to protect their client relations.
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For poor people, the same poor choices are punished more often and more severely, compounding their deficit.
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"People may think this is happening because the U.S. has more minorities and poor people," he said.
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These programs help poor people gain access to markets, and they serve US national and business interests.
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These results suggest focusing on preventing poor people from having access to fast food may be misguided.
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Mulvaney only expressed concern for people who complain they've paid high taxes but still see poor people.
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None of the characters loses a bicycle, and you don't have to look at any poor people.
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Trump falsely claimed that these were "bailouts" to insurance companies, when they are help for poor people.
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Possible causes are distrust of the police department, rising street crime and economic struggles of poor people.
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As the civil-rights movement was sidelining women, the women's movement was sidelining minorities and poor people.
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It fined Nesma for broadcasts the body described as exploiting poor people and promoting Karoui's political agenda.
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Many of these corporations have shut down in America, and have gone abroad to exploit poor people.
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You have all these poor people, they might rise up and kill us and take our stuff.
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What are the odds that Congress would allocate the funds to giving vaccines to poor people abroad?
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The next step will be barring poor people from games because "they smell funny" to the owners.
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Dr. King ultimately embraced black power while he was fighting to unite diverse poor people across America.
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Nothing puts "Christ" in Christmas quite like launching tear gas at desperate poor people with children. pic.twitter.
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There's plenty of money in the world; it's just not going to health care for poor people.
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According to the U.S. Census, poor people were much less likely to vote than their wealthy counterparts.
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He hated the United States, he said; it was full of struggling immigrants and other poor people.
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Tracey explains the tension makes poor people feel like they should go out and rob the rich.
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Pushing background checks on private transfers as proposed during the hearing disarms many law-abiding poor people.
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The war grinds on, young and poor people die, and the galactic 1 percent benefits either way.
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"Poor people didn't create this crisis, yet that's where often this anger and frustration goes," Cutler said.
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Many poor people in Utah have been ineligible for Medicaid if they do not have dependent children.
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"These are poor people who don't have anything, and they need to be hospitalized," Dr. Fakhri said.
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Some opponents of soda taxes have argued soda taxes are regressive, that they disproportionately punish poor people.
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The origins of it were street food and poor people and there's just no frivolity to that.
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The men I spoke with believe poor people have no future and, therefore, have nothing to lose.
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" There are no poor people there, nor even unhappy people, "because the society couldn't conceive of them.
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In those states, many poor people addicted to opioids still have little or no access to treatment.
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Innocent poor people spend years in jail awaiting trial over charges for because they can't afford bail.
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"Let people see how Putin really manages this country, see how poor people really live!" yelled one.
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But if you give a tax cut to working-class and poor people, they spend the money.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - For most of history, powerful people were rich, and poor people were very poor.
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Why help poor people when public employees making good salaries need taxpayers to pay for their benefits?
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"It's leftover cuts that they give to poor people or not as privileged people," Mr. Sim said.
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There are more billionaires in China than many other countries, but there are still very poor people.
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When asked recently about criticism from anti-poverty groups, Duterte explained that poor people are easier targets.
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"Hate to break this to you Inside Foods, but poor people do exist," a Facebook commenter wrote.
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One of its proposals is to help very poor people afford private plans by giving them subsidies.
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Welfare reform did hurt many poor people by converting antipoverty funds into block grants to the states.
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For Hutchison, it was just one more skirmish in a larger, conservative-led crusade against poor people.
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It provides tremendous and almost certainly life-saving benefit to poor people and children around the world.
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But the Washington Post the next day said, 'Donald Trump Jr. likes poor people because they smile.
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This is disproportionately true for poor people of color -- as well as white working-class Trump voters.
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She also found that increased cost-sharing affects poor people differently than everyone else, confirming RAND's findings.
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Molina also worries that the GOP subsidies are too small to keep poor people in the market.
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"Harry is the most common out of all the royals and helps out poor people," James said.
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The net effect is often that tax-and-transfer policies leave poor people worse off, not better.
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Second, it assumes that poor people feel the same way about used goods that wealthier people do.
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One day, you decide you want more sandwiches to give to poor people who don't have sandwiches.
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Who will make sure that the money from the EU will really go to help poor people?
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I just got back from Africa, and did you know that there's poor people in the world?
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As a result, poor people are constantly required to explain their circumstances, and justify their every choice.
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"The fact is that the gap between the rich people and the poor people is increasing," Shah said.
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But if you look at Bangladesh, there are a lot of poor people living in a river delta.
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They also find evidence of decreased worker mobility, suggesting that poor people are increasingly stuck in poor places.
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He noted with reluctance how poor people looked with suspicion at healthier, natural foods favored by the wealthy.
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It&aposs well beyond middle class and working poor people to be able to afford to stay here.
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The uninsured rate among poor Americans was 26 percent, while it was 23 percent for near-poor people.
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"Poor people are moving into the Amazon for economic reasons and cutting the forest for agriculture," Chicchon said.
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You're helping to bring truth and validity to these poor people who are in pain but not believed.
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It may be that poor people living in rich areas have, for some reason, fared worst of all.
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Today poor people in rich countries are more likely than their better-off compatriots to die in hospital.
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Slums grow because they provide something poor people need: affordable housing near to work, schools and public transport.
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Victims and attorneys say abuse often goes unreported, since poor people are less likely to have legal representation.
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And sadly, in America today, in our economy, a whole lot of those poor people are African-American.
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Rich people as well as poor people were starting to learn how to get what they paid for.
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Two years later, the rate peaked at 15.1% and the number of poor people jumped to 46.3 million.
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"Sometimes there aren't a lot of people there for poor people, and they are so appreciative," Lopez observes.
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That he supported cutting health care for poor people is not going to be a very good reason.
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But poor people are more likely to use pay-as-you-go phone services, especially outside the West.
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As we've explained in the past, Facebook's Free Basics program creates a walled off internet for poor people.
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But the best way to tackle deep poverty is to start at the bottom, with poor people themselves.
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What this adds up to is a harsh reality: Increasingly, poor people in Miami have nowhere to live.
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Another cost would be job losses, especially in the informal sector, where most poor people work, Panandiker said.
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Getting mental health services into poor communities and getting poor people to access them are largely unsolved problems.
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We've known for a long time that rich people can generally expect to live longer than poor people.
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India makes it hard for poor people to obtain public services if they move to a new state.
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The FCC has moved to curtail Lifeline, a program that subsidizes phone and internet connections for poor people.
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I don't begrudge those poor people the attention, but wish some of it would turn toward us, too.
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"Protect the human rights of poor people" was one of the slogans strung on banners around the area.
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For-profit colleges disproportionately hurt poor people and minorities, but you argue that, ultimately, we're all at risk.
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They say you're lazy, you're drinking—and then wonder why they get no votes from the poor people.
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I think just really, anyone who hates poor people and is white and a man would be good.
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That has eroded TANF's ability to hand out checks to poor people, what people typically think welfare is.
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It's a near-apocalyptic scenario for the poor, people with disabilities, and many middle-class families as well.
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Indeed, they prevent poor people from getting the guns that they need to defend themselves and their families.
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"The President has shown again he don't give a damn about poor people," Honoré told CNN's Erin Burnett.
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"The impact goes back to these poor people, who haven't contributed anything to this big problem," he said.
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Thus, we have fewer people at the top supporting an increasing number of poor people at the bottom.
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Critics say the proposal will cut off credit to poor people who may need small loans during emergencies.
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Black, brown, and poor people are being held because they do not have the resources to be free.
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It also tends to encompass the supposed disorder created by poor people, African-Americans, street protesters and immigrants.
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But when I went to go work at the public defender's office, I realized it's just poor people.
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I can't imagine how much those poor people must have suffered, particularly in conditions that were already catastrophic.
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Many modern-day right to travel cases, including Saenz, involve state laws targeting poor people from other states.
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The massive imprisonment of poor people, and especially people of color, is directly connected to the death penalty.
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And for years in New York, judges used their discretion to regularly set bail poor people couldn't afford.
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But per capita Chinese G.D.P. is lower than Mexico's, making it a rich country of relatively poor people.
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Congressional Republicans might restart their efforts to take health insurance from millions of middle-class and poor people.
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Ben Sasse's amendment that would punish poor people by capping unemployment at their previous wages, which was rejected.
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Garbage dumpsites are also serious hazards for poor people who pick through rubbish to scavenge recyclables by hand.
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In the real world, smokers are likely to be "poor people, people with mental illness," Dr. Glantz said.
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Although the nonprofit companies he created did accept donations, their purpose was to help poor people make money.
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"I am not here to punish rich people more than poor people — that's not my job," she said.
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Working in the fine arts is something poor people couldn't afford, but commercial art provided a regular paycheck.
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"Representing a lot of poor people, they don't have the luxury of just paying more," Mr. Coulton said.
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Ms. Janah said the work done at Samasource underscored her faith in providing decent jobs to poor people.
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Even so, many argued that without a work requirement, the program encouraged poor people to remain on welfare.
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You do have candidates who are talking about poor people in a way that we have not before.
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Now, we are poor people, individually, we are poor when you compare us with white society in America.
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More poor people now live in suburbs than in the inner cities, and poverty is bringing social ills.
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Perhaps the most improbable part of all this is that there were ever TV shows about poor people.
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As a nation we can no longer look at poverty as simply an unfortunate reality for poor people.
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Poor people would have been all over that beach, scooping up the empties to make money from recycling.
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Poor people selling drugs didn't suddenly have the money to buy expensive jackets that cost hundreds of dollars.
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Still, in a small, wealthy country to which few poor people move, it appears that homelessness is solvable.
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The microcredit movement has been undeniably successful in opening up financial services to poor people across many countries.
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What's funny is that it's actually, giving money to poor people is way less controversial in poor countries.
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Many poor people have had bad experiences with traditional power structures, such as banks, and don't trust them.
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The jokes parody the Thatcher / Reagan rhetoric that poor people are poor because they don't work hard enough.
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You should feel hunger during the starving period, so you can feel it for poor people as well.
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Today, it is the excuse of American smug mind: Where did all of these poor people come from?
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For example, GiveDirectly, one of GiveWell's top charities, gives cash directly to poor people in Kenya and Uganda.
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"I am still optimistic that we can do better than just giving money to poor people," she says.
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They expect you to pay up at the grocery store, too, but poor people are not starving in the American streets, because we came up with this so-crazy-it-just-might-work idea of giving poor people money and money analogues (such as food stamps) to pay for food.
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Oh wait, sorry; if it's free it might bring poor people, and we don't want them, do we, Evanston?
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Giving cash directly to poor people has been shown to alleviate poverty in countries like Brazil, Mexico and India.
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Poor people, seeking asylum, walking toward the border: How in the world can that constitute a national security threat?
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We want jobs, lands for the poor people and for the people who are corrupt to be made accountable.
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In India, the number of poor people fell by 20.2m from 0.13 to 20.1, according to the World Bank.
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The percentage of desperately poor people in the world has fallen from 36% to 8% in the same period.
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As a result, millions of poor people, especially the racial minorities targeted by the drug war, ended up homeless.
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In 2030 the world is highly likely to have at least 490m poor people, according to the Brookings Institution.
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But higher rates fall most heavily on poor people, who tend to spend a bigger share of their income.
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The other is the connotation that some foods are for rich people and other foods are for poor people.
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To spend more on poor people, the Senate could scrap one of the tax breaks in the House bill.
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Yet he still supports reforms that make it easier for poor people accused of petty crimes to go home.
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Academics have shown that very poor people are not feckless; when you give them money, they spend it wisely.
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Distributing cash is cheaper than handing out jobs or food, and allows poor people to buy whatever they need.
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Rather, they keep basic human necessities hostage in the hopes that it'll scare poor people into being less poor.
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Are poor people basically being used as guinea pigs in preparation for a much broader use of these technologies?
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In one infamous segment, it was suggested that "poor" people weren't really that bad off because they had fridges.
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NEW ORLEANS – When poor people are charged with crimes, is it unconstitutional to make them wait for public defenders?
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Yet there has been no popular outcry alleging Target unfairly discriminates against poor people in its store location decisions.
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He accused Modi of favoring big business houses in defense and business deals at the expense of poor people.
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It was for, what historians would call, the deserving poor—people who still had a little bit of money.
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This is consistent with Ryan's stated belief that programs to give poor people health insurance don't help fight poverty.
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And if we find widespread evidence that it systematically disadvantages poor people, that is a real and genuine concern.
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They're trying to do other things in terms of tax reform to take away entitlements from the poor people.
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I can't think of another genre of television that regularly focuses on the stories of poor people of color.
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I also like round, which is like some kinds of money that poor people use for littering in fountains.
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A major initiative provides care to poor people in developing countries, chiefly Africa, to combat H.I.V./AIDS and malaria.
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It is generally acknowledged that poor people face challenges in getting justice in criminal trials in the United States.
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Screeching that Republicans are cruel, that they hate poor people, or that they are influenced by obscure financial motives.
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Maybe twenty years ago, we still had too many poor people, but they believed that they had a shot.
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Medicaid, which provides health coverage to primarily poor people, is jointly run by the federal government and individual states.
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"Taylor's mere existence gave credence to a slew of pernicious stereotypes about poor people and black women," Levin writes.
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By contrast, government is not particularly responsive to poor people at the bottom 10 percent of the income distribution.
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The Republican plan also caps funding for Medicaid, the means by which many poor people get their health insurance.
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Poor people spend a higher percentage of their funds on food and beverages than middle-class and wealthy citizens.
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The campaign is also planning a mass gathering of poor people in June 2020 ahead of the party conventions.
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"Snakebite is a grossly and tragically neglected disease because it affects poor people who have no voice," she says.
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Lodes said those other programs include Medicare, which serves primarily older Americans, and Medicaid, which serves mainly poor people.
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We must end systemic policy violence against poor people and invest in the future of our people and planet.
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This discriminatory amendment has been around since 1976 with the explicit goal of denying poor people access to abortion.
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Too often, poor people in New York and elsewhere are grist for an inhumane machine of courts and prisons.
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But we need to build a system that works from the bottom up, so that poor people can participate.
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Yes, it's easier for poor people to pay for internet access with their data (and psyches) than with cash.
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But the city is also undergoing another major project: hiding and removing poor people from view of foreign onlookers.
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These results suggest that policies focusing on preventing poor people from having access to fast food may be misguided.
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That move seems to be part of a larger Trumpian philosophy about homes: that poor people shouldn't have them.
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The flat fine threatens poor people with financial ruin while letting rich people break the law without meaningful repercussions.
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The voting population excluded women, children, nonwhites, slaves, immigrants, poor people who owned no land, and plenty of taxpayers.
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American families are in crisis because of mass incarceration, which has disproportionately affected poor people and people of color.
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"It is much more common that poor people live in poor neighborhoods than the wealthy do," Mr. Coleman said.
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In fact, many poor people forgo bank accounts altogether because banking fees take such a toll on their finances.
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"We can't have a rich government and poor people," Mr. López Obrador said at a news conference last week.
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The problem with bail The most fundamental criticism of the bail system is that it needlessly imprisons poor people.
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Her great-grandmother, who grew up poor in Pennsylvania, always said that Democrats look out for the poor people.
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You put the heroin users here, with poor people, with a history of drugs and violence, with no regulation.
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These poor people who lived under the yoke of Communism for so long are thirsting for genuine democracy and.
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For decades in New York, judges routinely used their discretion to set bail that poor people could not pay.
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For example, in 2005, he was asked about having said poor people get better health care than rich people.
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It amounts to a bet that poor people know the most appropriate use for a dollar better than bureaucrats.
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I am really uncomfortable by what they did to all these poor people who were optimistically looking for love.
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Now he says he'll force Democrats to negotiate by cutting Obamacare's health insurance subsidies for seven million poor people.
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For the first time ever, black people, gay people, poor people will be represented in proportion to their population.
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That includes people with mental health issues, poor people, queer people, those from marginalized communities, and domestic violence survivors.
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Stricter requirements will kick very poor people off the program who tend to struggle with finding a job anyway.
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Legal Aid lawyers, who represent poor people in court, often have to work second jobs to make ends meet.
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The initiative is, of course, not about saving the state money by pushing poor people off the insurance rolls.
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Republicans in Congress could finally get their wish to make it harder for poor people to access food assistance.
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Since 1996, most poor people have become better off, but the poorest of the poor have become worse off.
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Ryan just thinks people should be nicer, in general, and that Republicans should say nice things about poor people.
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That understanding might act as a corrective for the belief that poor people are mostly to blame for their poverty.
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Wainwright in 20033, Justice Scalia said, to require the government to provide lawyers to poor people accused of serious crimes.
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Poor people -- in many cases, mothers with children or children alone, fleeing intolerable violence and poverty -- have been scared away.
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Replacing Medicaid expansion for poor people are new tax credits that are much less generous than those under current law.
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"Eventually, it boils to transferring the resources to some extent from the rich to the poor people," the official said.
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What about concerns that phasing out large bills would hurt poor people, many of whom prefer to deal in cash?
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What's different today is our impact — on other humans, especially poor people and people of color, but also on animals.
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Even when these programs help poor people build a business, the initiatives almost never pass a simple cost-benefit test.
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Anacostia fish, often covered with toxic lesions, are poisonous, yet frequently consumed, a study suggests, by 17,000 mostly poor people.
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I countered, pointing out that civil liberties and protection from excessive intrusions of privacy were also guaranteed to poor people.
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By 2030 a quarter of very poor people will be Nigerian, predicts the World Data Lab, which counts such things.
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Everybody should, because poor people can, old people can, they don't have to drag themselves down to a- Right. Disabled.
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White families, by contrast, accounted for only 17% of poor people shown, though they constitute 66% of the poor population.
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Image: GettyYesterday, the Federal Communications Commission took on the real threat facing America: poor people who need to get online.
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In the past, a deal between Republicans and Democrats has ensured that both farmers and poor people got their cash.
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"We don't need an unsupervised adult man karate-chopping poor people in a Halloween costume," she says to the crowd.
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"Poor people and rich people want the same things," says Kathryn Edin, who studies the romantic lives of impoverished Americans.
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But what if poor people didn't need extra incentives to send their children to school or to visit the doctor?
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But, say lawmakers, stronger sanctions are needed to protect poor people who often save tiny sums for a rainy day.
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We also need a better representation of poor people and persons of color in leadership in all levels of government.
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He said as the GOP tries reviving its bill, he believes its tax credits will be increased for poor people.
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According to World Hunger Education Service, the number of hungry and poor people in the United States declined last year.
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Those changes would have decreased federal funding over time to that program, which primarily provides health coverage to poor people.
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Grameen Bank has since delivered millions of tiny loans to poor people who do not have access to mainstream banking.
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It's a perfect capstone to Ryan's career: Rich people get tax cuts; poor people get pious words and misleading rhetoric.
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It is what it is, I love the way they portray the world—poor people trying to get it together.
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Regulating fast food These results suggest focusing on preventing poor people from having access to fast food may be misguided.
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The misogyny along with the racism and the homophobia and the bigotry against poor people, they're still alive and well.
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The sudden move has caused huge disruption to daily life, especially for poor people who live in the cash economy.
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Thus they cut welfare for the same reason eugenicists once sterilized the poor: Poor people drain resources better spent elsewhere.
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Much goes neither to poor people nor to well-run countries, and on some measures the targeting is getting worse.
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They really did try to solve poverty, and I am grateful to them for caring so much about poor people.
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The ruling party dispenses vital social grants to poor people and controls lucrative contracts sought by the climbing middle classes.
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Richer people can pay their way to become doctors, engineers; poor people don't even know about their own medical challenges.
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" Slighted by a snob while he is reading a Lawrence Durrell novel, he thinks: "Doesn't he think poor people read?
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Liberals in America who want more gun control, says Adams, want to keep minorities and poor people dependent on government.
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I'd like if they'd take a better look at the poor people and not help people who are already rich.
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How should a city live with all of these incredibly wealthy people and very poor people at the same time?
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And another thing is these are also criteria that we use to kind of identify legitimate entitlements of poor people.
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He said the government was paying "astronomical" prices for medicines in its health programs for older, disabled and poor people.
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People who are poor, people who are rich, people who come from 'good' families, people who come from 'bad' families.
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Since the Social Democrats espoused a neo-liberal agenda and austerity, workers and poor people have lost faith in them.
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In a country of so many poor people, he said, "I would be embarrassed" to stay in such a house.
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Poor people lacked work ethic, they told me, or maybe a strong backbone or a commitment to a better life.
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For the global middle class — formerly poor people in China, most prominently — and the global 13 percent, things look good.
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That's particularly true in cities like Ferguson that went easy on wealthier residents but treated poor people like cash cows.
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For the global middle class — formerly poor people in China, most prominently — and the global 1 percent, things look good.
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Will that lead to an even wider life expectancy gap, where rich people live longer and poor people die younger?
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French Montana is busting with pride over a remix of a song that will help desperately poor people in Uganda.
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"When we talk about poor people, people forget to put the adjective 'working poor' in front of it," Wise said.
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GiveDirectly is a charity that does exactly what its name implies: It gives poor people money directly, no strings attached.
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Pakistan (12.7 million) has twice as many poor people as the United States, and Ethiopia about four times as many.
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Yet we have not successfully helped poor people produce more so that they can take control of their own lives.
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That is to say, their focus is not on how do we give poor people food so they don't starve.
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Both father and son had recently found places to live in Lakeland through a Christian organization that helps poor people.
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Poor people are scared of going to the police, and when they do, the police's attitude can be extremely callous.
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You know, you are their public servant, and you don't get to push them around, and it's always poor people.
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Food is something we expect to enjoy every day, though of course many poor people lack that kind of access.
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Mr. Tubbs grew up in South Stockton, where payday lenders and pawn shops exploit the desperation of working poor people.
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Its argument should be widely circulated, to poor people, social service workers and policymakers, but also throughout the professional classes.
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According to this line of thinking, there will always be hell to pay for somebody, especially poor people of color.
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The author of this essay warns that prominent liberal writers fail their principles when they express contempt for poor people.
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"America's middle class is being hollowed out and the working families and poor people are being left behind," Warren said.
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"Nobody knows whether this would stop this mission to kill poor people or small-time drug addicts," Ms. Daa said.
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They show that housing and child care—not food—are the biggest constraints on the household budgets of poor people.
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The industry is a colossal employer of poor people, in particular in two politically weighty states, Uttar Pradesh and Maharashtra.
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"They have a sense that some environmentally oriented taxation is unjust because it hurts the poor people most," said Wilde.
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I can't imagine the school without the club," she said and added: "It's not just poor people who need kindness.
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Climate research has shown that poor people in tropical countries are most vulnerable to economic loss caused by global warming.
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"After March there is a big chance we will continue this monthly support for electricity and poor people," Emadi said.
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Anti-GMO activists have dismissed previous (golden rice) studies of carotene conversion because participants eat more fat than poor people.
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Where everybody might, more people might need it than the regular poor people, who people in this country despise. Right.
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Neither conservatives nor liberals sufficiently challenge racist people or institutions that have long exploited poor people and people of color.
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The others make themselves feel better by lying to these poor people who are going to lose all their money.
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It is true that sales taxes are regressive; poor people pay a higher proportion of their income in this tax.
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Wouldn't this be money better spent rebuilding America for our current population including the many poor people already living here?
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But even if you are a centrist who believes that only poor people should get free health care, you then have to design a system that ensures no one richer than your definition of poor gets free health care, and that all the poor people who qualify for free health care actually do receive it.
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But the result is regressive: Wealthy people would get more help buying insurance, while poor people would likely get less assistance.
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"Here on the mountain poor people built houses that weren't recognized - it was a squat," Brandao told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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The bill passed this month by the Republican-controlled House, for instance, would likely force millions of poor people off Medicaid.
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Many poor people still live in townships purposely built far from urban centers, and with little access to cheap public transport.
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And in contrast to most of the country, the number of poor people has not fallen in the past few years.
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This money could be invested in helping poor people in every country gain access to clean and efficient sources of energy.
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Those financial requirements "fall particularly hard on poor people," of all races, said Aderson Francois, director of the Civil Rights Clinic.
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Almost 56% of poor people today are women or girls, and close to 40% of single-mother households live in poverty.
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If current trends continue, the number of poor people in the world will stop falling and could even start to rise.
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The Medicaid expansion that provided insurance to many poor people in states that accepted it would be gone under this bill.
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And it may discriminate against rich people and in favor of poor people when deciding who to provide with welfare benefits.
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Poor people must pay $40 to apply for representation, and an additional $45 if they plead guilty or are found guilty.
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With proper pricing, politicians would not have to get involved (beyond ensuring that poor people got an adequate and affordable supply).
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But poor people are not coming online because another core in the processor or megapixel in the camera matters to them.
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And what about the majority of poor people who can't read or write, how will they watch videos to learn these?
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And then there's the boost to the economy that would result from poor people with cash in hand buying more goods.
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If it looks for signs such as straw roofs, it will almost certainly miss many poor people, especially in the cities.
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The idea behind work requirements is that poor people are incentivized to stay out of work when given free government help.
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The law, which expanded access to the government's health care program for poor people, covered 12 million people through Medicaid expansion.
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He said that most of those who use India's railways, especially in rural areas, are poor people who lack political power.
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He underfunded schools and illegally withheld funds from schools while offering tax breaks to charter schools that poor people can't afford.
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The writers argue that the anti-GMO campaign is scientifically baseless and potentially harmful to poor people in the developing world.
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Medicaid is the massive health program that covers primarily poor people, and is jointly run by states with the federal government.
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It's calling the document the "The New Foundation for American Greatness," and the message is clear: Get a job, poor people.
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But privatizing libraries and stripping them bare of any services the wealthy find too helpful for poor people is class war.
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Dalasam was hesitant to file a police report, as the relationship between Brazilian police and black and poor people is volatile.
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Walking through Cancer Alley seeing working class and poor people watching the march go by, I couldn't help but feel conflicted.
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The career training and for-profit college industry has been accused in recent years of exploiting veterans, poor people and minorities.
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"Oh my God, those poor people, oh no!" someone says in the background as the water crashes into the bobbing boats.
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"There's no reason only poor people should have the experience," the billionaire said, before adding that the mosquitoes were not infectious.
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In some cases, stickers with the words, "The MTA Hates Poor People," were found strapped to exit doors and subway walls.
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That poor people can overcome their circumstances through a mind over matter approach is a dangerous idea that ignores ugly realities.
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"The poor people want to be able to eat," one masked protester told Reuters TV as a car blazed behind him.
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They wanted to show contrast; seeing the way rich people in Glasgow lived on one page, and poor people on another.
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"We're entering a universal, white-collar, middle-class anxiety, which drives political change faster than poor people tend to drive change."
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"They see their livelihood at stake because they're making billions of dollars off of the incarceration of poor people," Clayton said.
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Since then, more and more poor people in rural areas are also unemployed - a trend consistent with other patterns documented below.
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The Legal Services Corporation ensures that at least some poor people screwed over by their landlords or employers have legal recourse.
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And like those three forms of injustice that I just described, it has a disproportionate impact on poor people of color.
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But the service still could help poor people and seniors who don't have the means to see their doctor or nurse.
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We don't know how these trade discussions are going to go, that trade has been really good for poor people. Right.
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But poor people will be hit harder disproportionately — in the pocketbook, in health care access and likely in health care outcomes.
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The progressive objection to Williamson lies in the demeaning ways he's written about poor people, black people, women, and trans people.
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But once Trump was in the White House, spending was suddenly O.K. again (as long as it didn't help poor people).
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Falling currencies make imported goods more expensive in those countries, forcing poor people to pay more for food, fuel and transportation.
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But the penal system disproportionately affects poor people and people of color, those who have the least say in creating it.
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"If the government had given that money to the Turkish population there would not be any poor people left," he said.
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Do you think the number of poor people in the world has gone up or down in the past 25 years?
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So Bernie's argument that we should tax rich people more than poor people was not accurate because we can't do that.
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Most working poor people are over 35, while fewer than five in 403 are between the ages of 16 and 19.
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Since the 28503s, policymakers have been selling the "bootstraps" myth that if poor people go to work, they can escape poverty.
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And she fought to keep the cash bail system in place that impacts poor people in the worst kind of way.
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Poor people have little spare cash, mostly live in hotter places and face far more obstacles when they try to migrate.
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"All politics is rich people screwing poor people," he said during the NCAA basketball tournament media day, according to The Guardian.
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Once disdained as a smelly food for poor people, they are now a coveted delicacy in fancy restaurants, like Appalachian truffles.
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"A 5-cent tax is a burden on many of our poor people and many of our seniors," Mr. Sepúlveda said.
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Millions of those people would have otherwise had health coverage through Medicaid, a government-run program that serves primarily poor people.
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Millions more near-poor people in their 50s and early 60s will likewise be left without a policy they can afford.
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It seems that those who suck the blood of poor people want to make sure it's not tainted with cheap alcohol.
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Little exemplifies neoliberal governance better than paying a consulting firm $20 million to identify ways to more efficiently deport poor people.
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If so, I wondered, will the phrase "inner city" no longer be a euphemism for a place where poor people live?
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Our current money bail system treats poor people as guilty until they can come up with money to pay for freedom.
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It seems obvious that wealthier people with more resources and better access to medical care will be healthier than poor people.
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Whatever the cause, the result is the same: Poor people and people of color have fewer opportunities to cast a ballot.
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The result would be regressive: Wealthy people would get more help buying insurance, while poor people would likely get less assistance.
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As with many aspects of the US criminal justice system, low-level crime enforcement disproportionately falls on poor people of color.
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Further, Obamacare made Medicaid expansion, a program that allows for greater access to low-cost health insurance for poor people, possible.
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Paul Ryan is a guy who, by his own recollection, has been dreaming of taking health care away from poor people since he was "drinking out of kegs," and who makes his interns read Ayn Rand's Atlas Shrugged, an extended argument for the moral precept that poor people are stupid and lazy and do not deserve help from anybody.
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It's extraordinarily inefficient — by one government estimate, 2182 percent of spending on food subsidies never makes it to a single household, 26 percent goes to non-poor people, and only 28 percent goes to poor people — and raises the obvious question of whether scrapping it all and using the money to just give out cash would be better.
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For much of this year's campaign the PT has talked mainly to its base, poor people with fond memories of Lula's presidency.
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Both the rich, entitled, white people who are gonna vote for him and the very poor people — who've been tricked into it!
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How can they be humanitarians by—the fact that they're millionaires and there's so many poor people shows how unhumane they are.
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Our crazy immigration system makes it practically impossible for poor people without close family connections to legally immigrate to the United States.
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The fees, which often fund the court systems and police departments that extract them, fall disproportionately on minority populations and poor people.
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Are you an elitist fuck who is gonna act funky when you have poor people of color showing up at your house?
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Just look at the poor people who share names with John Kelly, Stepen Miller, Steve Bannon, and other members of Trump's administration.
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Their labor cost must be incredibly low, which means they may be taking advantage of poor people working in the manufacturing facility.
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Are you on the side of workers and poor people or are you on the side of big money and the corporations?
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"The government has given us poor people a lot, but I want a party that will protect us from criminals," she says.
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Will Mylan have to cut another very big check because of the way it's classified its EpiPen for sales to poor people?
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Affluent districts and those with lots of rich and poor people living close together were the most progressive when doling out dollars.
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This week, we tackle Trump's obsession with pretending he has an IQ, his intention to leave poor people without healthcare, and more.
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One of the best-studied, most effective ways to help poor people, especially in poor countries, is to just give them money.
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And then you remember that it's playing every morning in Pyongyang, where poor people are being brainwashed every second of every day.
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We might as well use that to expand access to elite school's resources for poor Americans, and poor people the world over.
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Get all the rich people to give some of their money to the poor people and everyone to be nice to others.
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The bank reached poor people who otherwise had no access to credit markets, and made them collectively responsible for each other's loans.
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Seriously, Fox News anchors on multi-million dollar contracts did that as an entire segment about how grateful poor people should be.
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The simplest way to help poor people—and also the cheapest—is to eliminate all middlemen and just give them cash directly.
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His idea was to make welfare payments to poor people conditional on their sending their children to school or to the doctor.
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Even more so than income, a person's lifespan is the most basic indicator of well-being, and poor people are losing ground.
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This could have very significant effects on the outcome of the election by making it harder to register poor people to vote.
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Her whole book is designed for time-poor people who still want to eat well at the end of a long day.
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In 2013-15, only 16.4 percent of extremely poor people lived in households with children, down from 31.6 percent in 1993-33.
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The only way most poor people get resources in their lifetime is to inherit - they don't have the money to purchase land.
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"Traditionally when you looked at trade protection, you put your protection on goods that are consumed by poor people," Levy told me.
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Their view became the conventional wisdom, and the idea of solving poverty by just giving poor people money faded from the debate.
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In poor countries, at least, it tends to not result in poor people working less, but in them working and earning more.
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Among specific examples, it said banks could stop requiring minimum deposits that limit access to financial services for poor people, it said.
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Trump then signed a bunch of convoluted executive actions to begin the repeal of Obamacare and cut mortgage relief for poor people.
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And we foist them upon poor people – as many as 85 percent of defendants in criminal cases they can't afford a lawyer.
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Desperately poor people who lack the bandwidth or the wherewithal to comply will lose health coverage because they can't manage the paperwork.
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In the early 27s about 22020% of absolutely poor people lived in "working" households, which included people in some sort of employment.
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Isenberg makes a strong case that one of the most common ways of stigmatizing poor people was to question their racial identity.
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This could be because calorie-dense food is cheaper than nutrient-dense food, so poor people find it harder to eat healthfully.
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There are black rappers and other entertainers who make millions of dollars exploiting a word associated with poor people in the ghetto.
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It reflects the permanent truth that all people, including poor people, follow their values, however perverted, rather than their interests, however plain.
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"We're not going to get rid of the federal deficit by cutting poor people off SNAP [Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program]," Moore said.
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They will only ensure that some groups — specifically, poor people and people of color — are disproportionately punished when seeking access to abortions.
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Biden has to take on economic policy with fervor, proving mainstream progressives can solve problems for working-class and poor people too.
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For the mostly poor people of color at the mercy of the New Orleans criminal justice system, that verdict will mean everything.
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Griffo proposed the bill in order to cut down on all of the taxpayer dollars being thrown at wasteful, fraudulent poor people.
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Nimko Ali, cofounder of the charity, Daughters of Eve, expressed concerns over how the result will affect Britain's Black and poor people.
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But of course, that doesn't mean poor people who make this calculation are lazy; it means our system is terribly, terribly broken.
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That could lead to poor people being charged more, making it harder for them to get the care they need, she said.
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Donald Trump was on the road trying to rev up the country against a pitiful caravan of poor people struggling through Mexico.
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A 2013 study by Oxfam America found that two-thirds of working poor people worry about being able to afford enough food.
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But this approach can't do the job of race-based affirmative action for a very simple reason: Most poor people are white.
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Because otherwise what you're going to have is a lot of poor people who can't afford to have, to support these babies.
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Wainwright, the 1963 decision that said the Sixth Amendment requires the government to provide lawyers to poor people accused of serious crimes.
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The part of the bill that's not strong, that needs to be improved, is how you provide financial assistance for poor people.
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His proposal would cover a lot of people, including the poor people in states that have refused to expand Medicaid under Obamacare.
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A glass ceiling certainly would have shattered, but poor people, women of color especially, would have been left to sweep the shards.
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Prisons are not a result of a desire by "bad" people, Gilmore says, to lock up poor people and people of color.
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"Nature punishes the poor people more and spares the rich," said S.K. Behra, the owner of a smashed tea stall in Bhubaneswar.
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" The comedian Chris Rock once said, "If poor people knew how rich rich people are, there would be riots in the streets.
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Older and poor people will often avoid Starbucks altogether, because the fare is too expensive and they feel that they don't belong.
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When she complained about grocery prices in a neighborhood chat group, a member snapped that poor people could move to the countryside.
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It's also a rich state with a lot of poor people, many of whom are part of an ever-expanding Latino population.
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All she hears now is harsh talk by Republicans on TV about poor people: How people who get food stamps are lazy.
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To live within an altered climate will require deep pockets — a fact that punishes billions of poor people with negligible carbon footprints.
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The classmates didn't volunteer at shelters or hand out pamphlets; they simply huddled with poor people on the streets and swapped stories.
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The Trump administration continues to push for policies that threaten to cause harm, to poor people and people of color in particular.
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Jump into the abattoir of clown meat whose top policy priority seems to be "poor people deserve to die of preventable diseases"?
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"And it is not as if we have seen a reduction in the number of poor people since then," Ms. Purvis qualified.
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In West Virginia, tougher work requirements for receiving food stamps complicated life for poor people, but did not result in increased employment.
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Poor people: Many states would be expected to roll back their expansions of the Medicaid program to cover childless adults without disabilities.
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Trump, aides said, refers to nearly every program that provides benefits to poor people as welfare, a term he regards as derogatory.
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Are you on the side of workers and poor people, or are you on the side of big money and the corporations?
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One thing in our bill that restricts lending: It deals with restricting lending to very poor people who don't have any money.
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The change is but the first of three proposed rules changes to eligibility for food assistance for poor people, children and families.
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Most Western democracies maintain welfare states far more generous than anything proposed by Johnson, and there are still poor people in Europe.
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According to the American National Election Studies, voters on all sides feel more warmly towards "poor people" than towards "people on welfare".
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Many disgruntled workers see it as another program for poor people that just pushed up their own premiums, offering little of benefit.
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How can one of the richest countries in the world have so many poor people, and what can be done about it?
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According to the census taken in 237, 10.5m, or 31%, of all poor people lived in the suburbs of America's largest cities.
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The Pumwani hospital, one of the oldest in Nairobi and which caters to mostly poor people, could not be reached for comment.
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It's something you'll hear from conservative pundits, often to make the point that poor people aren't paying their fair share in taxes.
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It's been the most difficult work I've ever done, the hardest part being changing mind-sets and building aspiration among poor people.
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It would also substantially cut Medicaid, a program that insures poor people as well as many elderly and disabled who aren't poor.
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There are thousands and thousands of poor people who don't make a lot money and who are really suffering because of this.
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Policy after policy in the bill is built to achieve the same goal: making poor people pay more for less health insurance.
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What happened next to Mr. McCrary, advocates say, was a depressingly common reality for poor people charged with minor crimes in Atlanta.
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But changes have come slowly, leaving reformers to set up charity bail funds to bail out poor people for the time being.
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The fact that poor people don't vote, including for Bernie Sanders, proves that his campaign's theory of winning hasn't worked for them.
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Because from the perspective of black and brown Americans, and of poor people generally, this reads like nostalgia for a target audience.
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Sanders recently lamented the fact that poor people haven't turned out in the primary — an unwitting acknowledgement of the shortcomings of his campaign.
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For many young people and poor people, Corbyn's election offered hope that the austerity policies of the Conservatives might come to an end.
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We call that S, and that will go up quite a bit as poor people in India are getting lighting, air conditioning, refrigeration.
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"She is crying and praying for me and distributing food to poor people in our neighborhood so they can pray for me, too."
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Hundreds of millions of poor people rely on India's public health programs which provide basic services like vaccinations, disease prevention and free drugs.
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And with the regard to climate change, what we know is that climate has big effects and especially on poor -- on poor people.
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Other enterprising poor people purchased — at bargain prices — land that was not zoned for residential construction due to flooding, mudslide, and earthquake risks.
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When the snide captain criticizes him for living unwed with Marie and their young son, Wozzeck says that poor people cannot afford virtue.
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This was part of the original liberal image of welfare reform and responds to Americans' wariness of assisting poor people who aren't working.
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His economic critique is also a moral one, as he laments a "throwaway culture" in which poor people and migrants are collateral damage.
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Yet we deny pleasure to most marginalized groups: women, people of color, queer people, trans people, disabled people, poor people, and fat people.
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Britain, which provides aid to Congo, estimates that by 2030 it could be home to more absolutely poor people than any other country.
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The Philippines and Thailand have most clearly paid a price, in the form of insurgencies and rural unrest, for keeping poor people down.
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Harris County in Texas is fighting a federal lawsuit claiming its bail schedule is unconstitutional and that it keeps poor people in jail.
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The agency's investigators also submitted another eight fictitious applications for coverage from Medicaid, the jointly run federal-state program that covers poor people.
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What he wants is for the government to help poor people become more like middle-class people and raise their labor market earnings.
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"We never hear that the parliament or the president's office have burnt down, only the institutions where the poor people go," wrote another.
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Photo: APHey, remember Congressman Jason Chaffetz, the guy who said poor people should stop buying so many dang iPhones if they want healthcare?
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"Poor people suffer twice from being deprived of basic services and also paying a higher burden of taxation," Byanyima said in an interview.
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While microfinance has had an impact, Christensen told KelloggInsight: "Microfinance companies proved that poor people, wherever they are, could be creditworthy," Christensen says.
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"Queen reminds us that poor people are having it tough as she sits in a room with a gold piano," another commentator wrote.
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You convince poor people to give up everything they have to beat the crap out of them if they ask for it back.
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Mr. Trump, aides said, refers to nearly every program that provides benefits to poor people as welfare, a term he regards as derogatory.
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Pragmatism has left too many poor people behind in this state even as it has provided a lifeline for millions of others elsewhere.
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"The Clinton Foundation helps poor people around the world get access to lifesaving AIDS medicine," she told cheering supporters in Raleigh, North Carolina.
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Afghanistan, Egypt, Jordan, Syria and Turkey each got more net aid than Bangladesh in 2014, although none contains nearly as many poor people.
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But there's something reflexive and diminishing about it—as though because he wrote about drunks and poor people that he was somehow peripheral.
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The House on Tuesday failed to pass a bill that would block federal subsidies from paying for cell phone service for poor people.
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Leaders on the left like Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Cynthia Nixon have criticized the crackdown on fare evasion as targeting poor people.
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"It doesn't do any good to have a society where we have a bigger discrepancy between wealthy people and poor people," Greenfield said.
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"The Clinton Foundation was taking no money for the Clintons, raising money from rich people and giving it to poor people," Carville said.
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Recent scandals at the Health Ministry and the National Youth Service show how millions of dollars intended for poor people can simply disappear.
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It turned out this was not a garbage dump where poor people scavenged for scraps; it was a trash field where people lived.
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So, poor people in those cities still would have been subject to the work requirements even though jobs are scarce where they live.
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She also started the first legal aid clinic in northwest Arkansas, providing legal aid services to poor people who couldn't pay for them.
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In Zimbabwe and Panama, for example, where drainage infrastructure is less advanced, poor people are overexposed to flooding by more than 50 percent.
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Taxes are a sticky wicket, and if you make poor people pay them, the idea is that they'll get something out of them.
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But even as the agency has struggled to pursue tax cheats, one group hasn't escaped scrutiny even from a weakened IRS: Poor people.
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But when the federal government is helping more poor people access healthcare, all of a sudden Republicans are the voice of fiscal restraint.
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But "Narcos" is not about good American cops that go to a South American country to save poor people from a bad guy.
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He is very pastoral, and he comes from South America, where historically military governments and the rich got together to oppress poor people.
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"I would love to see all the poor people in the United States have unlimited access to hepatitis C medication," Mr. Alton said.
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Low-income people: The House Republican bill would roll back the Medicaid expansion, which gave approximately 11 million poor people coverage under Obamacare.
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This time, it's using a false threat of an invasion from a "caravan" of poor people marching through Mexico to seek asylum legally.
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It is the appalling treatment of poor people which is at the real heart of the show and betrays a blunt curatorial callousness.
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Poor people who have lived in their homes for generations are served eviction notices and visited by bulldozers in the dead of night.
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The only poor people in America he saw were the ones who were detained with him at the border, hoping to get in.
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Either way, GiveDirectly fulfills its mission: to give poor people money, and by doing so, make us rethink how charity ought to work.
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Mr. Cho has lived a double life, volunteering for a charity that aids handicapped or poor people, according to the local news media.
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Mr. Cho has lived a double life, volunteering for a charity that aids handicapped or poor people, according to the local news media.
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He has, by his own admission, wanted to cut health programs for poor people since he was drinking out of kegs in college.
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GiveDirectly, a charity that gives money directly to poor people in Kenya and Uganda, is launching a big new project: a basic income.
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He argues that whatever its stated purpose, the welfare system does less to help poor people than to provide jobs for social workers.
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This will not necessarily save unborn children, but it will make life more difficult for minorities, workers, poor people and the L.G.B.T.Q. community.
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GiveDirectly is a charity that takes donor money and gives it straight to poor people, typically those who live in sub-Saharan Africa.
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Mr. Thorburn later became a businessman in the insurance field and founded an organization that provides microloans to poor people in developing countries.
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The 'If it's your problem, then it's not mine; it's a woman's problem; it's a black people problem; it's a poor people problem.
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Tens of millions of people in the U.S. get such coverage via Medicare, for mainly senior citizens, and Medicaid, which serves poor people.
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Nigeria and India, the two countries with the largest numbers of poor people, are growing, as is sub-Saharan Africa as a whole.
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As the article itself makes abundantly clear, a great many poor people would not benefit at all under proposed changes in the law.
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And in the UK, a study in 2018 found that poor people die around a decade earlier than those who are better off.
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" Hatch, the committee chairman, quickly fired back at Brown, saying that he isn't advocating for the rich but comes "from the poor people.
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The attack fit the pattern of rampages by Boko Haram, the terrorist group that has killed poor people in this region for years.
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In Belém, the state capital, the people killed by the police are disproportionately poor people of color, as they are elsewhere in Brazil.
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Many of the programs that are working well align with Mr. Kennedy's core convictions about how to improve the lives of poor people.
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Housing advocates have criticized the seller-financed business for fostering abusive practices that take advantage of poor people and contribute to neighborhood blight.
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Pence also won a waiver from the federal government that allowed his state to make poor people chip in money for their care.
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He cautioned that the policy would affect only poor people as the rich are able to buy homes, cars and effectively green cards.
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In real estate lingo, "adaptations" are also "amenities," and the pursuit of those amenities ends up displacing poor people and people of color.
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Yet like the system of wealth-based detention they are meant to help reform, ankle monitors often place poor people in special jeopardy.
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After the demographic changes over the past decade, there are now more poor people in Chicago's southern suburbs than in the city itself.
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A top Trump administration official says Medicaid work requirements are a form of "true compassion" that aim to help poor people overcome poverty.
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This is unfair to poor people just trying to obtain a gun for self-defense, just as it would be unfair to voters.
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China, India, Nigeria and several other countries still have huge populations of poor people and have become more unequal as they have grown.
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People who are eating this kind of fish are poor people, or those who want to try it out to get the effect.
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"Half of [the sustainability movement] is reliant on upselling stuff that poor people are already doing," said Kelly in the late July episode.
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What they do is they take money, and they give it directly to poor people in Kenya, Uganda, and now, one other country.
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But in general, the way states and the federal government try to make poor people healthier is by giving them health insurance instead.
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Poor people and people of color are disproportionately likely to be arrested and charged with crimes compared to wealthy, privileged, and white Americans.
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But once pollsters describe the consequences of a work requirement — that poor people could lose their health insurance — support seems to drop precipitously.
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The stereotype is that poor people eat more fast food than rich people, who virtuously eat only organic salads and cows with names.
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Anyone who has really been able to scale the enterprise of stealing money from poor people has had success in the education system.
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How can a formerly failing freshman in a South Carolina high school ultimately build a path to prosperity for millions of poor people nationwide?
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"If you cause inflation, that hurts everybody, and it might hurt poor people more because they have fewer ways to protect themselves," he said.
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Very poor people in run down neighborhoods are many times very kind and give me a few dollars that they sure can't really spare.
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He is due to visit her memorial and meet poor people helped by the order of nuns founded by the Nobel Peace Prize laureate.
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Exploiting America's real faults, like racial and economic inequality, it depicted the United States as a hell-on-Earth for poor people and minorities.
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Unsurprisingly, poor people still lack health care coverage — 25% of uninsured adults in the CDC's survey had incomes at or below the poverty line.
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The big issue here is that experts say that a voter ID would just suppress voter turnout and that is especially amongst poor people.
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"The president has shown again he don't give a damn about poor people, he don't give a damn about people of color," said Honoré.
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But Trump's opinion can soon change with harmful effects kicking in imminently — with paychecks, federal housing and food for poor people all potentially threatened.
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His story shows how technology and new ideas can bring insurance to poor people around the world—but also how difficult that task is.
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Despite their differences, the White House reaches the same conclusion as Mr Ryan in 2016: more poor people should work in return for benefits.
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It's a biting commentary on deepening inequality and other problems that have many young and poor people describing their lives as a hellish nightmare.
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And between 1990 and 2012 the proportion of their income that poor people worldwide had to spend on food fell from 79% to 54%.
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The goal: to demand that President Lyndon B. Johnson and Congress take action to help poor people get employment, health care, and decent housing.
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The entire debate seems reminiscent of the time Fox News ran a story about how lucky poor people are for having things like refrigerators.
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Official indifference to the 100,000 mostly poor people who live in this part of Bhopal says much about India's wider failure to tackle pollution.
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Kentucky's programme had not yet begun; Arkansas's had, and had resulted in 18,000 poor people losing coverage in the first six months of implementation.
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But after using the remote for a few weeks, I'm not convinced that even poor people would enjoy this souped up universal remote. Why?
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But because poor people tend to spend a higher proportion of their income than others on things deemed sinful, such taxes hit them hardest.
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But Mr Sall, who faces a re-election battle on February 24th, can point to it as something he has done for poor people.
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A large rural employment scheme does mostly reach poor people, since nobody else is prepared to dig ditches all day under the hot sun.
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Mr Young has argued that poor people should be able to screen embryos free on the basis of intelligence, if the technology becomes available.
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But I like to think I'm a gamer, and I didn't want to embarrass these poor people who were just doing their uh, jobs.
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" Eastman insists that voting against Proposition 64 is a "no-brainer when you boil it down to that it's not gonna help poor people.
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A growing number of states have signed up for that expansion of the government-run program for poor people, or are discussing doing so.
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"(The urban middle class) has a very large number of poor people who make our lives comfortable but we keep them invisible," said Patel.
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The store's also less than a mile from some of the city's more economically depressed neighborhoods, where poor people struggle just to get by.
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The Obama administration drew a hard line against work requirements, saying they would not further Medicaid's objective of providing health insurance for poor people.
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It's mind-blowing that it's in all age groups, all demographics, both from racial and ethnic, and financial—it's rich people, it's poor people.
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Together, those things can allow even very poor people to acquire assets with their earnings, setting them on the path to becoming middle-class.
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A reform in 2010, aimed at improving the quality of universities and helping poor people attend them, was one of his most ambitious policies.
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The poor people are locked downstairs and basically realize they're sentenced to death, but the rich folks barely internalize that death may be imminent.
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The thing is, if you give poor people more money, then they can afford the freaking bufala mozzarella at David Brooks's fancy sandwich shop.
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That's red meat for conservatives, but it assumes that poor people are somehow allergic to work, and there is no evidence that is true.
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The suit said that thousands of voters have been illegally removed from voter rolls, and that the rule disproportionately impacts minorities and poor people.
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Progressives counter that most beneficiaries are already employed, and that many poor people live in food deserts where healthy food options aren't readily available.
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His obituary in The Madison Courier said only that Mr. Duncan had once worked for a local nonprofit that helped poor people find jobs.
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Abortion bans are one of many strategies the right is employing in a much larger project to disenfranchise poor people and people of color.
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We believe that only we, working class people or poor people, have the power to make that happen -- and that's just resonating with folks.
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On Wall Street, the gutters were running with water and paper and bits of cloth, and there would be poor people picking them up.
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By establishing a strong presence in states, they're building a massive network of organizers, clergy, lawyers and, most importantly, poor people, across the nation.
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Campaign organizers in Tennessee invited state legislators to listen to the stories of poor people in a hearing this month, but none showed up.
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The state compounds this injury by requiring often desperately poor people to pay fines, court costs, restitution and other fees before they can vote.
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But even at that point, there were almost as many poor people in the suburbs of our largest cities as in the cities themselves.
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And in the end, the film actually comes down on the side of at least some cash-poor people being mighty rich in virtue.
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The emerging Senate version of the American Health Care Act makes it starkly and inescapably evident that Republicans are going to gouge poor people.
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These bad models create feedback loops that consign those living among poor people to the same high interest rates as those who are poor.
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People must not know that poor people, and people who grew up poor (as I did), spend more than rich people during hard times.
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But I am tuned in to the reality of people who have a tough life and are disadvantaged, poor people and people of color.
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One reason Free Basics may be missing the mark is that a mobile phone app isn't a good way to get poor people online.
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Three years ago, patients could wait 18 months for radiotherapy at Kenyatta National Hospital, the only one poor people could afford; many died waiting.
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Around 14 percent of Spain's population now counts as working poor: people who have jobs but can't regularly pay electricity bills and basic necessities.
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In contrast, the smartphone revolution is on track to be truly universal, with many poor people skipping PC ownership and getting a smartphone instead.
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But when you look at the police data and you put it into the algorithm, the algorithm thinks that only poor people do drugs.
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The government built millions of homes, extended the reach of clean water and electricity, and handed out cash grants to millions of poor people.
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Across Kibera, Kawangware and Mathare — Nairobi neighborhoods that are home to hundreds of thousands of the working poor — people say there's just no money.
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So it's the poor people—whatever the state legislation may be, whatever the court may do—it is only poor women who will suffer.
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Garin added that Obama-Trump voters were more likely to think more Democrats look out for the wealthy than look out for poor people.
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Bill Walker said he had concerns about how the bill would affect Medicaid, the joint federal-state health coverage program for primarily poor people.
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"This project will help push discourse based on science not just based on assumptions we may have about poor people and what they need."
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And, 14 Republican-controlled states still haven't expanded Medicaid to childless adults, while others are making it more difficult for poor people to qualify.
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And it didn't matter if they were rich or poor: People benefited from buying time regardless of where they fell on the income spectrum.
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But the real goal underlying the HUD plan is not to solve a problem or even to save money, but to punish poor people.
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And this may be true of some of those folks, but there are definitely very poor people who are very smart and work hard.
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Another suggestion is to position the company less as a business, and more as an organization representing tens of thousands of time-poor people.
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Amnesty International said the demolitions left 30,000 residents homeless, highlighting the difficulties faced by poor people living in slums as African cities expand rapidly.
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"Because I've been giving a lot of money to charity recently because of all of the poor people in the United States," she said.
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President Reagan labeled poor people as "welfare queens" back in the 1970s, but our nation's stigma against the poor is as strong as ever.
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"This is about anti-homeless-people, anti-poor-people policy," said Quinton Lucas, a city councilman who is running for mayor of Kansas City.
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When affluent communities move into low-income neighborhoods the change in demographic usually prices poor people out of their homes and displaces them elsewhere.
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What is the relative effectiveness (and cost-effectiveness) of microcredit compared to other potential ways to help extremely poor people, including just giving cash?
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The nonsense Bloomberg has believed ranges from blaming the financial crisis on poor people to insisting Chinese President Xi Jinping is not a dictator.
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That involvement grew after World War II as those insurance companies failed to provide coverage for growing numbers of senior citizens and poor people.
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Mixers aren't against urbanization, but they think that markets will also have to grow in rural areas, to meet poor people where they are.
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What this means is that while hospitals will not go broke if poor people get less oncology care coverage, many [addiction] treatment agencies will.
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Poor people would probably do better if they were just given the money rather than tax credits for having kids or subsidized health care.
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One of the most difficult aspects of making policy better for poor people is aligning the interests of politicians with those of the poor.
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The numbers showed what everyone familiar with the system already knew anecdotally: Bail makes poor people who would otherwise win their cases plead guilty.
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And unless we address our mandatory spending today, the people who are going to pay the biggest price are senior citizens and poor people.
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He's now come off the cross and is speaking gibberish about how to treat poor people and how to take care of the world.
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If the clean energy transition isn't fair or equitable, if it actually forces poor people into areas with worse environmental quality, then what really transitioned?
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Such places are home to half the world's very poor people, up from a third in 2010, on the OECD's rather broad definition of fragile.
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You know, those poor people with their loopholes — and don't get me started on the cunning homeless who have found a way around property tax.
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Just two days ago, Honoré criticized Trump's response to Puerto Rico's recovery as evidence the president didn't care about poor people or people of color.
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Not surprisingly, it took a little more time for people to warm up up to the idea of access to 'free' products for poor people.
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Propping up a deeply disturbed costumed man who beats poor people to a pulp, and claiming him as the ür-superhero, is pretty messed up.
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"I don't blame the government for taking the hard way, but, at the same time, they should have considered the poor people," says Mr Muhammad.
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