Preexisting Conditions House bill: States could receive waivers allowing insurers to charge people with preexisting conditions more than others.
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No preexisting conditions, no lifetime limits, children in the program until 26, being a woman is no longer a preexisting condition.
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Preexisting conditions sounds so jargon-y, but it seems like for the American people, the preexisting conditions protections have really stuck with them.
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It would allow states to charge more for preexisting conditions Under Obamacare, insurers can't legally charge people higher premiums because they have preexisting conditions.
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While preexisting conditions can afflict young people, they're more common among older people, particularly the preexisting condition with the highest death rate: heart disease.
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"Provides peace of mind to people with preexisting conditions": A Better Way restricts — but doesn't entirely ban — insurers' use of preexisting conditions in determining coverage.
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The Patient Freedom Act outlaws discrimination based on preexisting conditions, as the ACA did, (though a Wednesday proposal from Republican Senator Rand Paul would re-allow preexisting condition discrimination).
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You were born with a preexisting condition, and if your parents didn't have medical insurance, you might not live long enough to even get denied because of a preexisting condition.
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Protect People With Preexisting Conditions Unlike the AHCA, the Patient Freedom Act would keep in place Obamacare protections that prohibit insurance providers from turning people away because of preexisting conditions.
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But this idea of defining once having an expensive illness or injury as you have a preexisting condition means that so many more people are included as people with preexisting conditions.
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He says that people with preexisting conditions will be protected.
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Here is Trump's response: Preexisting conditions are in the bill.
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Facts were manipulated and twisted to fit their preexisting biases.
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Officials have said that the man had a preexisting illness.
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Bullfighting could be seen as a continuation of preexisting traditions.
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I think this is a piece of this preexisting framework.
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As a result, fewer people will need preexisting condition protections.
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This provision alone pretty much created the preexisting conditions problem.
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His vision included requiring coverage for those with preexisting conditions.
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There are at least 60 million Americans with preexisting conditions.
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He said that people with preexisting conditions would be protected.
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Then followed a discussion about the mandate and preexisting conditions.
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Affordable Care Act's protections of people with preexisting conditions. McCaskill
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A lieutenant, who had a preexisting back problem, was injured.
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Presidents don't cancel preexisting business deals when they get elected.
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Wade and strip insurance coverage from patients with preexisting conditions.
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No. But the solution isn't to tear preexisting ones down.
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They weren't able to get coverage because of preexisting conditions.
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Continuing the ban on preexisting conditions is ... not so easy.
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It will include more funding to handle preexisting conditions Sen.
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He is in serious condition and has preexisting respiratory problems.
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There are at least 203 million Americans with preexisting conditions.
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"Preexisting conditions are in the bill," he told CBS Sunday.
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But his preexisting conflicts of interest will continue to exist.
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I support forcing insurance companies to cover all preexisting conditions.
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And 30 percent of the population has a preexisting condition.
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Local authorities say he didn't have preexisting conditionsBoth Parris and Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti said the boy did not have preexisting health conditions, which are known to increase the severity of COVID-19.
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For example, he claimed that he would prioritize protecting patients with preexisting conditions, even though his administration is asking a federal court to roll back the Affordable Care Act's protections for people with preexisting conditions.
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And it helped people with preexisting conditions combat insurance company discrimination.
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United States, which threatens to overturn Obamacare's ban on preexisting conditions.
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That baby will have a preexisting condition for his entire life.
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Being a kidney donor, it turns out, is a preexisting condition.
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So people with preexisting conditions could be shit out of luck.
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The app is a mobile version of a preexisting website, hkmap.live.
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ObamaCare's preexisting-conditions provisions are no more than government price controls.
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Contrary to conventional wisdom, ObamaCare's preexisting conditions provisions aren't even popular.
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House moderates' turnabout on preexisting conditions, however, calls that into question.
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United States was looking to undo, including protections for preexisting conditions.
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All this creates a tendency to fall back on preexisting beliefs.
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Students are also coming to college with preexisting mental health challenges.
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It guaranteed coverage for the 22020 million Americans with preexisting conditions.
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Older patients are also more likely to have preexisting health problems.
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Unless we had a preexisting relationship, I didn't trust any journalist.
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Beshear's ads have been on preexisting conditions, Medicaid expansion, and affordability.
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It wasn't just things you might think of as preexisting condition.
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An estimated 27 percent of Americans under 65 have preexisting conditions.
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If the Trump administration has its way, insurers could deny coverage or charge higher premiums to consumers with preexisting conditions in the individual market or exclude their preexisting conditions from coverage, unless prohibited by state law.
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She noted that Obamacare protected me from discrimination in health insurance, but a preexisting condition could still affect my access to other kinds of insurance, such as life insurance, where discrimination based on preexisting conditions isn't banned.
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He let Trump get away with claiming Republicans "will always protect preexisting conditions," even though legislation that Republicans came one Senate vote short of passing in 2017 would've stripped coverage from millions of people with preexisting conditions.
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The protections for those with preexisting conditions have gotten weaker, not stronger.
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Some of those sites are already covered under preexisting drone flight restrictions.
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Much more influential, most likely, are your preexisting views of Clinton's motives.
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In many cases these preexisting conditions were uninsured (and uninsurable) until ACA.
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And so much of the preexisting language for cartoons is heavily gendered.
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He accused Evers and Democrats of distorting his position on preexisting conditions.
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The Affordable Care Act effectively ended discrimination against people with preexisting conditions.
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We'll put people with preexisting conditions into separate insurance pools, Ryan argued.
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But without preexisting ties, effective political action is less likely to flourish.
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Both companies said the acquisition wouldn't impact preexisting partnerships around self-driving.
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Still, Republicans did target the preexisting conditions protections in their various plans.
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Cassidy argues that his plan would still protect people with preexisting conditions.
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Additionally, Swift has a great, preexisting relationship with both Rose and Khalifa.
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No preexisting personal connection between he and the victims has been revealed.
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This change to the preexisting condition ban is worrisome to ACA supporters.
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That means killing Obamacare in its entirety, including the preexisting condition provisions.
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Importantly, increases in local uncertainty are partially driven by preexisting state institutions.
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The protections for people with preexisting conditions will stay on the books.
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It still unwinds popular Obamacare protections for people with preexisting medical conditions.
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Puerto Rico's preexisting debt repayment priorities are protected in the new bill.
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Proponents of the Protecting Americans with Preexisting Conditions Act — spearheaded by Reps.
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They will say that the bill does protect people with preexisting conditions.
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The bill seeks to turn the preexisting withdrawal agreement into UK law.
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Emma had no preexisting conditions and had not traveled recently, Anthony said.
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Those noncompliant plans could also charge people more based on preexisting conditions.
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For truckers, those problems intensify when looking at the workers' preexisting conditions.
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It was not immediately clear if the person had a preexisting condition.
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The virus also more seriously affects people who have preexisting health problems.
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These are people that are older, many of them have preexisting conditions.
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Patients with preexisting conditions are more likely to develop more severe cases.
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Diabetes was the preexisting condition with the second-highest fatality rate, 7%.
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Here's the mortality rate for each preexisting condition reported in the study:
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Diabetes was the preexisting condition with the second-highest fatality rate: 7%.
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About three-quarters of the Chinese patients had no preexisting health problems.
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Movies may have been removed for other, preexisting streaming and licensing deals.
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ObamaCare requires insurers to cover preexisting conditions and eliminates lifetime payment caps.
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Wade or represented a threat to protections for people with preexisting conditions.
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It's the affordability, protect people with preexisting conditions, protect people with Medicaid.
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Trump claims people with preexisting conditions will be protected under the AHCA.
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He claims he wants to protect preexisting conditions, just like Democrats do.
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In particular, that side has vociferously defended Obamacare's ban on preexisting conditions.
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One of them stopped me when I used the term preexisting condition.
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Aligning your job with a preexisting passion doesn't affect your job satisfaction.
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Insurance companies can no longer use preexisting conditions to deny you coverage.
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It banned preexisting conditions and required all residents to carry health coverage.
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They could decide the threat to preexisting conditions is just too great.
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They are hearing Republicans claim that they want to protect preexisting conditions.
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His plan would also allow insurers to discriminate based on preexisting conditions.
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She has positioned herself as a defender of Obamacare's preexisting condition protections.
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Because when we lose faith, our brain's preexisting belief networks don't dissolve.
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Anyone with a preexisting condition who lost or left a job -- perhaps to pursue an opportunity in the gig economy --might not be able to find affordable coverage in the individual market or insurance that covered preexisting conditions.
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Republican state Attorney General Josh Hawley is simultaneously supporting, in his official capacity, a lawsuit to overturn the existing rules to protect preexisting conditions — while also releasing a Senate campaign ad that highlights his commitment to protecting preexisting conditions.
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Maybe Republicans were trying to alleviate the preexisting condition problem, as Lewis writes.
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Nielsen may not have a strong preexisting opinion that DACA needed to die.
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Maybe they won't just throw millions off health insurance or reinstate preexisting conditions!
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And Republicans are backing a lawsuit to overturn Obamacare's protections for preexisting conditions.
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But the markets adjusted and preexisting protections remained the law of the land.
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Democrats have repeatedly accused Republicans of trying to take away preexisting condition protections.
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Yes, they will keep preexisting conditions, and that would be a great thing.
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Each channel has preexisting videos that Jigsaw believes can effectively undo ISIS' propaganda.
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The new vehicles will join UPS's preexisting fleet of clean fuel-burning vans.
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But to be clear: This is not a repeal of preexisting conditions altogether.
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They aren't required to take on enrollees with preexisting conditions, so they won't.
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It appears Sunday night's incident was a result of aggravating the preexisting injury.
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Entrepreneurs are also hoping the legislation will protect people with preexisting medical conditions.
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The idea, he says, is to strip away the preexisting structures of faith.
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The specific strategies were drawn from preexisting theories of influence in social psychology.
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The Justice Department declined to protect ObamaCare's protections for people with preexisting conditions.
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It allows them to waive out of the Obamacare ban on preexisting conditions.
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Which is about eighty percent of preexisting memories, speech patterns, and cognitive function.
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Like Democrats in congressional races nationally, they supported coverage for preexisting medical conditions.
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There is something about working with preexisting materials, adapting things outside one's control.
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Because they don't have preexisting conditions, they can get a better deal there.
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But from what I've seen, there's often an attraction because of preexisting conditions.
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It could roll back some Obamacare protections for people with preexisting health conditions.
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People over 60 and those with preexisting health conditions are at higher risk.
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Many also won't cover preexisting conditions, at least for the first several years.
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Obama's plan would ban insurers from discriminating on the basis of preexisting conditions.
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Early in his campaign, he promises to keep the law's preexisting condition provisions.
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And there's more evidence that Trump hasn't prioritized protecting patients with preexisting conditions.
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And it provides a streamlined payment option for settling preexisting state copyright lawsuits.
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They do like the fact that they have gotten coverage for preexisting conditions.
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A world where preexisting conditions are just things that happen to other people.
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In the 1990s, Washington state ended preexisting conditions without a mandate or subsidies.
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She had a preexisting condition and went without coverage from 220 through 22018.
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He has no mechanism for absorbing information that conflicts with his preexisting beliefs.
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That would get rid of a key protection for people with preexisting conditions.
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Number one, insurance companies can't deny you coverage because of a preexisting condition.
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What is clear, however, amid this wasteland of confusion, is that these network executives seem to have a knack for taking the names of preexisting material (War of the Worlds) and tacking them onto their own preexisting material (The Challenge).
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Most Democrats campaigned on protecting preexisting conditions, but the ACA has already done that.
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Why not just adopt the popular protections for preexisting conditions they claim to support?
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Should Jones use a preexisting account to tweet, that account would also be suspended.
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Republicans have a preexisting conditions problem in the 2018 midterms, and they know it.
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They let states waive out of the preexisting condition ban and cover fewer benefits.
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"The two big ones are 'preexisting conditions' and 'cancel for any reason,'" he said.
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And — but that doesn't matter when it comes to the issue of preexisting conditions.
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What has changed in recent decades is the expanded use of preexisting popular music.
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We already have those preexisting relationships and we work very well with each other.
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Single-payer would cover everyone, including the roughly 100 million people with preexisting conditions.
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"The 'preexisting conditions' puzzle — If GOP gets trapped, ObamaCare reform will fail" https://t.
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The Cruz amendment would have undermined the law's protections for people with preexisting conditions.
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"Preexisting organizations whether formal or informal played little role in the coordination," she writes.
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" "And Obamacare just so you know, Obamacare's terrible on preexisting conditions, you know why?
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This includes reasonably priced prescription drugs and safeguards for family members with preexisting conditions.
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ObamaCare removed the ability for insurance carriers to rate individuals on their preexisting conditions.
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He said older people should stay home, as should those with preexisting medical conditions.
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Mining source material so rife with preexisting meaning provides fertile ground for this process.
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President Trump said he wanted people covered, care for preexisting conditions, and lower premiums.
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President Donald Trump also promised during his campaign to protect people with preexisting conditions.
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Because of our preexisting conditions, we'd be screwed for the rest of our lives.
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Some signatories told Recode that they had preexisting policies that were merely not public.
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The ban on charging for preexisting conditions is one of Obamacare's most popular provisions.
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She said she has preexisting health problems, but she's not worried about getting infected.
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They took my medical history, and there was no problem with the preexisting condition.
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It was not immediately clear if the person under 18 had a preexisting condition.
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Cassidy Graham restores the ability of private insurers to exclude people with preexisting conditions.
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The preexisting parking business, with its healthy free cash flow, make such discussions easier.
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"It's about seeing… what they can get comfortable with on preexisting conditions," Roe said.
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Only preexisting conditions would be subject to the six-month waiting period for coverage.
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In some designs, next-generation reactors can even use preexisting nuclear waste as fuel.
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The most persuasive explanation is that MacLean confirms and extends their deep preexisting suspicions.
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Insurance companies could then charge people with preexisting conditions several times more for coverage.
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Josh wants Congress to mandate that insurance companies cover everyone with preexisting conditions. Sen.
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I would also argue that he's an entirely logical extension of many preexisting trends.
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The Freedom Caucus advocated for rolling back Obamacare's protections for people with preexisting conditions.
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Even more — 70 percent — supported requiring all states to protect Americans with preexisting conditions.
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"I support having the preexisting conditions [protections] as part of the Senate bill," Sen.
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His mom is a cancer survivor, and he is focused on protecting preexisting conditions.
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So in his view, it makes sense to cultivate and encourage those preexisting forces.
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Trump proposes a "high risk" pool, a program specifically for people with preexisting conditions.
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It is possible they would also have lifetime limits and preexisting condition waiting periods.
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If affirmed at higher courts, it could roll back Obamacare's ban on preexisting conditions.
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So Republicans argued for years all of Obamacare should be repealed, their own health care plans would have loosened the law's preexisting conditions rules, and they are suing right now to overturn either the whole law or just the preexisting conditions protections.
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While the White House maintains it does not want to curtail coverage for those with preexisting conditions, Democrats have pointed to a lawsuit the Trump administration is backing that would strike down the entire law, including its clause about protections for preexisting conditions.
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He scoffs at the Democratic candidates who are fighting for health care coverage for people with preexisting conditions, when he says the most serious preexisting condition is obesity ... yet it's not only overlooked by the candidates, raising the subject is considered bullying.
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As we've documented extensively in The Health 143 (check out our recent history of preexisting condition protections), Trump's administration has taken repeated steps to undermine the ACA's ban on insurers from refusing coverage to patients with preexisting conditions or charging them more.
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Spiritually speaking, the full moon takes preexisting feelings or energies and puts them in bold.
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Eventually, Trump becomes insistent that any bill he signs will protect people with preexisting conditions.
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Both cited the loss of protections for people with preexisting conditions in explaining their opposition.
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Katherine G.: I have two preexisting conditions: Lyme disease and CIDP [chronic inflammatory demyelinating polyneuropathy].
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Uber's preexisting status as a lightning rod made it an easy target for a backlash.
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Maintaining protections for people with preexisting conditions has been a relatively strong platform for Democrats.
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What they're saying: Lagarde's preexisting clout will be of great utility in her new position.
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He doesn't Google for solutions, he doesn't check StackExchange, and he doesn't use preexisting libraries.
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Jill ate well and exercised regularly, attended every doctor's appointment and had no preexisting conditions.
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Preexisting conditions are not, in most cases, the result of bad choices, like Brooks describes.
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It is now offering both new and preexisting users a free year of premium features.
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But both candidates say they have always favored coverage for preexisting conditions in some form.
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But some of their new senators, including Braun, will have run on protecting preexisting conditions.
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"Trump tapped into those preexisting networks," says Garrett Ventry, a Republican strategist in North Carolina.
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And although people without preexisting conditions would see lower premiums, they would get less coverage.
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Unless everyone is in the insurance pool, the provision for preexisting conditions will be unaffordable.
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An estimated 50 to 130 million Americans have preexisting conditions, such as arthritis or diabetes.
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But even at a high cost, we're thankful for insurance that doesn't exclude preexisting conditions.
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Finally, a militarily stronger China worsens preexisting tensions between China and some of its neighbors.
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If we go back to the way we were, being gay is a preexisting condition.
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The law's rules prohibiting health insurers from discriminating against preexisting conditions remain on the books.
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Back then, the Justice Department was "only" arguing the rules protecting preexisting conditions should fall.
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They may offer something that is a far cry from protecting preexisting conditions, for example.
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These germs can pose a risk, especially for people with preexisting health conditions, she added.
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On Sunday, he said this to CBS's John Dickerson: Preexisting conditions are in the bill.
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Preserving coverage for people with preexisting conditions is popular among both liberal and conservative voters.
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We can do this ... and solve the problem of preexisting conditions using high-risk models.
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They say insurance companies can no longer discriminate against millions of patients with preexisting conditions.
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Look, I don't take a preexisting view as to what the optimal market structure is.
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So I'm a nurse, I have a preexisting condition and I worked on the ACA.
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It explains why Republicans can hope to get away with dishonest spin about preexisting conditions.
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The Affordable Care Act bars health insurance plans from discriminating against Americans with preexisting conditions.
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The Senator thinks that regardless of the outcome, Congress must protect people with preexisting conditions.
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Men also have higher rates of preexisting conditions such as high blood pressure and diabetes.
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In addition, the pandemic will likely make managing any preexisting mental health conditions more difficult.
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Protect the most at-risk individuals, including older adults and people with preexisting health conditions.
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The majority of severe cases are among elderly patients or those with preexisting health problems.
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Among coronavirus patients, the preexisting condition that raises risk most appears to be heart disease.
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Elderly patients with preexisting health problems are the most likely to die of COVID-19.
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Heavier lifts will include creating high-risk insurance pools to cover those with preexisting conditions.
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Preexisting conditions — considering those can include pregnancy and domestic violence — are particularly important to women.
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First, it's important to take chances on movies that aren't tied to any preexisting property.
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Her bill would aim to, in effect, eradicate the concept of preexisting conditions for good.
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He claims he supports protections for people with preexisting conditions, while his administration weakens them.
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Before the Affordable Care Act, it was a major policy undertaking to ban preexisting conditions.
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Hawley is right, of course, that Congress could pass a new law protecting preexisting conditions.
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One hundred million families of people and families that are affected by preexisting medical conditions.
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Cassidy-Graham includes a requirement that insurance plans accept all applicants regardless of preexisting conditions.
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Preexisting condition protections affecting as many as 130 million Americans would have been substantially weakened.
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This, as the end of the day, isn't much protection for preexisting conditions at all.
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Some have preexisting conditions that insurers may not have to cover if Obamacare goes away.
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Did you have much of a preexisting relationship to that show before working on this?
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She's putting her eggs in the preexisting conditions basket as a breast cancer survivor herself.
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One is if you are a refugee coming to the US under a preexisting agreement.
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Hawley's defense is typical of those taken by Republicans in these tight races: Invoke a family member or close friend with preexisting conditions, state matter of factly that you therefore support protecting preexisting conditions, and ignore the public record while accusing Democrats of playing politics.
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Under that law, they would prohibit your employer from refusing to cover you or charging you more because of a preexisting condition, but your employer plan could refuse to cover preexisting conditions for up to a year if you failed to maintain continuous coverage.
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This left Kesha legally able to record and release music, but only under her preexisting contract.
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The materials themselves become references to both gay culture as well as preexisting modes of storytelling.
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Now, costs are likely to go up for many of us, especially those with preexisting conditions.
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With extraction, computer can draw from preexisting wording in a text, but it's not very flexible.
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He voted to cut your taxes, reduce your regulations, protect your Medicare, protect your preexisting conditions.
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Murrieta was also described by her family as being healthy and having no preexisting health conditions.
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But it mostly looks like they want to have their preexisting conditions and repeal Obamacare too.
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We wanted to generate different atmospheres for different activities for each space determined by what's preexisting.
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Azar, which challenges the constitutionality of the preexisting protections offered by the ACA; Planned Parenthood v.
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The goal is to affect the price of the commodity and benefit a preexisting trading position.
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"It is really hard to get a preexisting audience to a brand-new screen," she admitted.
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Algorithms cannot appreciate preexisting biases, a specific context, or pervasive environmental hostility in making those decisions.
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He did not specifically address the possibility of healthcare lapses for some people with preexisting conditions.
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I don't know what the right time to diagnose a new possible 'preexisting condition' would be.
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Obamacare includes important provisions, like making it illegal to deny coverage to people with preexisting conditions.
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Young children, older people, pregnant women, and people with preexisting health conditions are the most vulnerable.
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What I've learned is: This isn't just about whether a state can bring back preexisting conditions.
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We're hurtling toward an increasingly monopolized future, where the only challenges come from other preexisting monopolies.
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This means that insurance companies can't deny coverage to people like Edwards who have preexisting conditions.
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But it's his promise of protections for individuals with preexisting conditions that is a lot murkier.
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It said that they could once again start charging higher prices to people with preexisting conditions.
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The "guaranteed-issue" provision requires insurers to cover people regardless of preexisting conditions such as cancer.
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Those regulations include the rule that bans insurers from denying coverage to people with preexisting conditions.
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It's simply adding another stale, misogynistic rape joke to the nauseatingly high pile of preexisting ones.
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Finally, local, state, and tribal governments, including county commissioners, will retain their preexisting cooperating agency status.
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Most Americans, regardless of their political views, think it's important to not bring back preexisting conditions.
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Preexisting conditions include all service-connected disabilities, such as post-traumatic stress disorder and hearing loss.
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Joni Sledge, one-fourth of Sister Sledge, died from a preexisting medical condition ... TMZ has learned.
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Moderate members were ultimately swayed with small amounts of money to help Americans with preexisting conditions.
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Republican senators rejected a Democratic amendment meant to protect health insurance for people with preexisting conditions.
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It appears they like the much crueler amendment that waives both EHBs and preexisting condition protections.
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The law's protections would be gone, including helping to ensure coverage for people with preexisting conditions.
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The protections for people with preexisting conditions is one of the most popular parts of Obamacare.
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Instead, as we well know, they're complicated affairs often occurring between two people with preexisting relationships.
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The move reversed the administration's long-held position that only ObamaCare's preexisting conditions protections were illegal.
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Getting rid of EHBs would also make the promise of covering people with preexisting conditions meaningless.
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In the end, Out of the Shadows rides entirely on viewers' preexisting fondness for its characters.
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The anonymous engineer was sent to Kazakhstan because of a preexisting arrangement between Microsoft and Chevron.
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They usually don't cause shortness of breath either, unless you have a preexisting condition like asthma.
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That social signalling creates clumps of users bound together by preexisting cultural norms and shared concerns.
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Many were shut out of the coverage by prohibitively high prices or their own preexisting conditions.
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They may allow health insurance plans to charge higher premiums to people with preexisting conditions, too.
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First, moderates would need to accept it as an adequate protection for people with preexisting conditions.
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Trouble is, for many people with preexisting medical conditions, holing up at home isn't an option.
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Also, until Obamacare, I was not covered in Washington because my cancer was a preexisting condition.
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Elderly people and those with preexisting conditions have been the most likely to suffer serious consequences.
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Everything would go: protections for preexisting conditions, subsidies that help people purchase insurance, the Medicaid expansion.
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It hit an island that had significant preexisting economic weaknesses including problems with its electrical infrastructure.
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All the people who have died in the US were elderly or had preexisting health problems.
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They used Facebook and other social media platforms to inflame preexisting racial tensions and political divides.
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It reflects the venerable law of nations, derived from natural law and long preexisting our republic.
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THE PROGNOSIS President Trump tweeted yesterday that he "saved" protections for Americans with preexisting medical conditions.
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Residents would no longer have to rely on the preexisting informal system, using mototaxis and minivans.
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"The whole impeachment debate has intensified preexisting feelings about the President," says Republican pollster Whit Ayres.
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Protections for those with preexisting conditions -- one of the law's most popular provisions -- remain in effect.
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But I believe this flaw can be addressed without jeopardizing protections for individuals with preexisting conditions.
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Even a narrower decision undercutting the law's popular insurance protections for preexisting conditions could be chaotic.
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Finding a new job could prove difficult because of the preexisting non-compete agreement, they said.
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The "continuing resolution" agreed to in the budget deal keeps the government funded at preexisting levels.
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The Affordable Care Act required all insurance companies to accept all Americans regardless of preexisting conditions.
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Patients with preexisting conditions will see with their own eyes that no commitments have been strengthened.
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The preexisting conditions benefit has now endured four different plans that could have rolled it back.
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"It has nothing to do with anything except preexisting conditions for 800,000 West Virginians," he said.
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As a result of Obamacare, health insurers can no longer discriminate against people with preexisting conditions.
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Ten Republican senators introduced a bill that would require insurers to cover Americans with preexisting conditions.
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Because of Obamacare, insurance companies can no longer deny me coverage because of my preexisting condition.
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Under Graham-Cassidy-Heller-Johnson, more people have coverage and we protect people with preexisting conditions.
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They recently passed a bill to lower prescription drug prices, and another one to protect preexisting conditions.
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He tapped into a preexisting, genuine belief among Republican voters that their party had let them down.
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As Sarah notes, 14 percent of voters say protecting people with preexisting conditions is their top priority.
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The authors also say it's inappropriate to base electronic personhood on either preexisting legal or ethical precedents.
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Thom Tillis of North Carolina, said the legislation would guarantee protections for people with preexisting medical conditions.
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"This bill provides [the] appearance of protecting people with preexisting conditions, but not the reality," Levitt said.
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That said, the preexisting reality of American democracy seems grimmer than political scientists give it credit for.
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And right away he said, if you need health insurance, we're gonna do away with the preexisting.
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The goal is to affect the price of the commodity and benefit from a preexisting trading position.
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Some preexisting women's groups resisted this merger, and then, after acceding, refused to accept a subordinate status.
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It's nothing new, or particular to conservatives, for partisans to fit inconvenient facts into their preexisting narratives.
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Scientists suspect that preexisting stress patterns and faults lie underneath these craters, giving them their linear shape.
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They can ensure our family members with preexisting conditions get health care, even if Obamacare is decimated.
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I'm worried because my 20153-year-old daughter has a serious preexisting condition, a congenital heart defect.
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I'm worried because my 7-year-old daughter has a serious preexisting condition, a congenital heart defect.
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Social media and other tools that foster participation serve as catalysts for people's preexisting alliances and sentiments.
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The Japanese auto giant has preexisting relationships with Nvidia and Microsoft on its compute and infotainment systems.
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The team has been tracking preexisting travel routes that could be leveraged to carry goods for delivery.
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Those awaiting a preexisting P90D order can have the battery upgraded for a not-so-paltry $10,000.
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Some women were deemed uninsurable because they had preexisting conditions like pregnancy or a breast cancer diagnosis.
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Furor over that potential harm to patients with preexisting conditions is fueling activist outrage over the bill.
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They ran ads about protecting people with preexisting conditions and working on behalf of the middle class.
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Imagine what that's done to Trump's already healthy ego, to his preexisting belief in his excellent judgment.
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"We think biology," aka life, "mapped itself onto preexisting chemical pathways on the early Earth," said Springsteen.
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You skate to Schindler's List, you have to grapple with the fact that people have preexisting emotions.
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Trump doesn't say he wants to ensure that health plans can't discriminate against Americans with preexisting conditions.
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The donations, they said, amplified a preexisting conventional wisdom that already favored Gulf states and their interests.
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Instead, more women are dying from pregnancy complications related to preexisting chronic diseases — in particular, cardiovascular diseases.
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By extension, Obamacare's regulatory requirements (and broad protections for those with preexisting conditions) will largely remain intact.
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Insurers in the private marketplace would be allowed to discriminate against people with preexisting conditions, for example.
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It's similar to a preexisting Amazon feature that lets people search for other products using an image.
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Being unable to afford your insurance and medication is just another invidious form of a preexisting condition.
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But, unlike previous researchers, they controlled for socioeconomic status, economic conditions, household income, and preexisting health conditions.
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He literally shut down [government] in his crusade to repeal these protections for [people] with preexisting conditions.
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When we get to the genome, every one of us has a preexisting condition, it's being human.
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"It appears to be unclear how people with preexisting conditions would be treated under the bill," Sen.
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But these preexisting programs were created at a time when state and local taxes were fully deductible.
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"All it takes is one or two Republicans who claim to support preexisting condition protections," Schumer said.
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They are vetted for preexisting interests in the region — and importantly, Senate committees are informed and consulted.
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Additionally, the department filled three preexisting but vacant FOIA positions within the last two months, it claimed.
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No one should have to worry about getting health care for family members with a preexisting condition.
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"Can you guarantee that these governors will make sure preexisting conditions are covered?" host Ainsley Earhardt asked.
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If someone has an emergency, has a preexisting condition, then you don't have to pay the copay.
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Under Graham-Cassidy-Heller-Johnson, more people will have coverage, and we protect those with preexisting conditions.
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To start, we need to consider protecting our older colleagues and those with certain preexisting medical conditions.
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This means that software that relies too heavily on a preexisting map of the world will fail.
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But he wants to keep some parts, like forcing insurance companies to insure people with preexisting conditions.
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"We've talked about the protections for those with preexisting illness for [the] last number of years," Rep.
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Democrats are wary of undermining Obamacare's core protections for people with preexisting conditions through the waiver program.
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Like most COVID-19 outbreaks, this one hit elderly people and people with preexisting conditions the hardest.
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Many men also have higher rates of underlying preexisting conditions, such as high blood pressure and diabetes.
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If you have preexisting mental health conditions, be aware that this may trigger new or worsening symptoms.
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Overall, patients with preexisting conditions represented more than a third of all deaths reported in the study.
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Twelve people have also died — all of whom were reportedly elderly or had other preexisting health complications.
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Seaman was a game where the planner wrote preexisting scenarios and people enjoyed how they played out.
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In the late 1990s, Washington state attempted to ban preexisting conditions without any mandate to purchase coverage.
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It guts protections for folks with preexisting conditions; it's bad for women; it's bad for older Americans.
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"People who are very sick, with preexisting conditions, we'll have to do something about them," he said.
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So how on earth can he release a 30-second video saying he supports protecting preexisting conditions?
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In particular, this amendment would allow some states to charge higher premiums to Americans with preexisting conditions.
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Some senators had been caught up on that issue, an important protection for people with preexisting conditions.
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Insurers used to discriminate against those with preexisting conditions because sick people are often costlier to cover.
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They keep one of the most popular parts of Obamacare, which is the ban on preexisting conditions.
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President Donald Trump wants voters to believe that Republicans are the party protecting Americans with preexisting conditions.
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Republicans are lying about their position on preexisting conditions, and voters have a right to know that.
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People construct their own realities now, and they live in echo chambers that confirm their preexisting prejudices.
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Critics pointed out that, in the past, domestic violence has counted as a preexisting condition for insurers.
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" McConnell brushes back Trump efforts to end preexisting condition coverage - The Hill: "Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) said Tuesday that 'everybody' in the Senate wants to maintain protections for people with preexisting conditions, even as the Trump administration seeks to have such protections overturned in court.
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The waivers that would allow certain states to opt out of essential health benefits and charge more for preexisting conditions would make premiums in those areas rise, and people with preexisting conditions wouldn't be able to buy insurance comparable to plans under the current law, if at all.
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It wouldn't, for example, allow states to waive the prohibition on discriminating on the basis of preexisting conditions.
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He'd warned us to be wary of confirmation bias — interpreting new evidence as validation of one's preexisting beliefs.
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The robocallers aren't dialing you from a preexisting list; they're dialing phones at random using computer-generated numbers.
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And it's not just one GOP elected official misleading voters about their stance on preexisting conditions, it's dozens.
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It's a little like a elementary school handwriting chart, in that each letter gets drawn within preexisting scaffolding.
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First up is do not disturb during bedtime—an amalgamation of two preexisting features already built into iOS.
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Most require applicants to pass a medical questionnaire—and they can also exclude coverage for preexisting medical conditions.
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Bolstering any preexisting aversion to speaking with law enforcement is the police department's reputation for being trigger-happy.
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Preexisting conditions, in particular, have proven to be a potent message, as well as the mainstays like Medicare.
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More than 633 percent of those surveyed opposed waivers for insurance companies with regard to covering preexisting conditions.
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They're focusing specifically on preexisting conditions: Obamacare protected them, and the GOP wants to roll back those protections.
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But they have to support preexisting conditions because the broader public is overwhelmingly in favor of protecting them.
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People with preexisting conditions, not surprisingly, tend to need more health care than people with spotless health histories.
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While the full plan has not been released, protections for those with preexisting conditions would not be affected.
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Fred Upton of Michigan secured an additional $8 billion in funding to help cover people with preexisting conditions.
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It's been fun teasing certain elements throughout Season 1 that do link into the preexisting X-Men universe.
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Today's announcement, though, ignored the glowing-pod-in-traffic idea, instead focusing on preexisting mobility methods like Lyft.
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According to the preexisting succession plan, the throne was to go to Edward's Protestant cousin Lady Jane Gray.
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"I support having the preexisting conditions [protections] as part of the Senate bill," Sullivan told reporters this week.
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This is hardly surprising given that Tinder's "evaluative factors" have the potential to intensify preexisting cultural beauty ideals.
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" As for people with preexisting conditions, Cassidy claimed that with this bill, "the protection is absolutely the same.
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Lisa Murkowski (R-AK), another moderate who voted against Obamacare repeal and has been mindful of preexisting conditions.
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Preexisting conditions protected Trump promised during the campaign to keep intact two of the most popular Obamacare provisions.
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Some fear that removing the protection could keep people with preexisting conditions from being able to afford insurance.
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But let's be clear: The Republican plan achieves lower premiums by breaking the promise to protect preexisting conditions.
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It unwound some of the law's insurance protections for people with preexisting medical conditions and defunded Planned Parenthood.
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The system should continue prohibiting insurance companies from denying coverage or charging higher premiums due to preexisting conditions.
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Sixty percent of voters want the Senate bill to ensure people with preexisting conditions can get affordable healthcare.
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Trump, on the other hand, has suggested dismantling ACA, but leaving some parts intact like preexisting conditions coverage.
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No, you will not gut our health care system and let people die of cancer and preexisting conditions.
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Back then, individual plans were pricey and difficult to find, and insurers could reject people with preexisting conditions.
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Some veterans also experience certain preexisting conditions, such as paralysis and amputation, that are very costly to manage.
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Now they are much more likely to die because of preexisting chronic conditions like heart disease or diabetes.
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One of the most important factors in whether misinformation creates misperceptions is a person's preexisting attitudes and opinions.
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The GOP was also confronted with the reality that most Americans support the ACA's protections for preexisting conditions.
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MacArthur never fully answered the question, eventually saying he wouldn't "reduce" rape to being called a preexisting condition.
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The Affordable Care Act (ACA) prohibition on discrimination provides an important safeguard, especially for those with preexisting conditions.
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Senate bill: This version has more protections, not allowing insurers to charge people with preexisting conditions higher premiums.
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Paying more for insurance, or being denied insurance because of a preexisting condition -- that's not a thing anymore.
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It also brings back discrimination against preexisting conditions, which means insurance companies can charge sick people more money.
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"There is no debate over coverage for preexisting conditions," Morrisey campaign spokesman Nathan Brand said in a statement.
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Jankowicz says that while Russia is "exploiting preexisting fissures in our society," the U.S. also needs look inward.
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These provisions require that insurers offer coverage to all applicants at the same premium regardless of preexisting conditions.
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What's more, the administration's rule includes important guardrails to prevent adverse selection and protect those with preexisting conditions.
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That includes caffeine and alcohol, which can make any preexisting dehydration even worse and may delay your recovery.
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They were also more likely to ask clients about preexisting skin conditions and even looked for atypical moles.
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Preexisting legislative proposals might also deserve a closer look as the US scrambles for more medical personnel. Sen.
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But Trump had some advantages Steyer doesn't, such as his preexisting celebrity and ability to command media attention.
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If you just have a ban on preexisting conditions, it is true that everyone can buy health insurance.
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But make no mistake: A ban on preexisting conditions, on its own, is no policy solution at all.
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The most frequently reported preexisting conditions among US coronavirus patients were diabetes, chronic lung disease, and cardiovascular disease.
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The ACA most famously prevents insurers from charging people more or denying them coverage because of preexisting conditions.
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Once norms are weakened or revised, through private efforts or law, it becomes possible to discover preexisting preferences.
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The coronavirus, which has spread to 155 countries, have largely affected the elderly and those with preexisting conditions.
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Day 5: Patients may have difficulty breathing — especially if they are older or have a preexisting health condition.
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More than 1 in 4 Americans report having a preexisting condition such as asthma or high blood pressure.
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Any time I've ever had a preexisting idea and tried to make it, it's been a complete failure.
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Pikachu is a character without a preexisting personality, however; Pokémon's internal logic is what most compels its fans.
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You don't have to worry about preexisting conditions, because the large group plans don't stop you from joining.
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As with many victims elsewhere, those who have died in Italy were elderly or had preexisting health conditions.
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In 2018, Democrats seized the House with a popular message of preserving Obamacare and protections for preexisting conditions.
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Day 5: Patients may have difficulty breathing — especially if they are older or have a preexisting health condition.
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But the requirement for coverage of preexisting conditions is a disincentive for healthy people to buy health insurance.
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He also said he wanted everyone to have coverage, to care for those with preexisting conditions without mandates.
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And the tendency of humans to accept the facts that confirm our preexisting biases isn't news to anyone.
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Sen. Tammy Baldwin (D-WI) was labeled with a preexisting condition when she was just 9 years old.
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Because it seems like that is the most foolproof way to make sure preexisting conditions never come back.
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Her health insurer terminated her policy, claiming the beetle allergy was a preexisting condition she had never reported.
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In the past month, candidates from both sides have gone all-in on the fight over preexisting conditions.
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"We will always protect Americans with preexisting conditions," he said at an event in Philadelphia earlier this month.
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But perhaps Trump's most brazen move is supporting a lawsuit that would eliminate Obamacare's preexisting condition protections completely.
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The elderly and those with preexisting conditions are higher risk patientsA study conducted last month from the Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention showed that the virus most seriously affected older people with preexisting health problems, which suggests a person's chances of dying from the disease increase with age.
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It struck me as a perfect opportunity to ask him about preexisting conditions and the American Health Care Act.
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Instead, they were given a medical discount program that allegedly provided no coverage of preexisting conditions or prescription medications.
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He can campaign on Republicans protecting people with preexisting conditions even as the GOP sues to block such protections.
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" As recently as April 30, Trump told the country that "preexisting conditions are in the bill — I mandate it.
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The Democratic-led House of Representatives has joined the effort, painting the GOP as hurting those with preexisting conditions.
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But Cruz had tapped into a preexisting, genuine belief among GOP voters that their party had let them down.
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At the same time, more than half expressed their support for Obamacare's protections for preexisting conditions, the research found.
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He's focused on protecting preexisting conditions, the economy, and Social Security — not the newer policy ideas animating the left.
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In his third State of the Union address Tuesday, Trump promised to maintain protections for people with preexisting conditions.
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Critics point out, however, that the Trump administration is backing a lawsuit that would eliminate protections for preexisting conditions.
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Meanwhile, the occultation of passionate, action-oriented Mars may prompt you to change your approach to a preexisting challenge.
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It helps too that attacking Republicans over preexisting conditions is usually as easy as pointing to their public record.
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Some insurers would cover you if you had a preexisting condition, but they'd charge you more than other people.
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Thus far, the majority of people who have died have been elderly patients or those with preexisting health problems.
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Start with a goal almost everyone at least pretends to support: making coverage available to people with preexisting conditions.
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Heat of this magnitude can be deadly, particularly for the elderly, small children or those with preexisting medical conditions.
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Rainway is a game streaming service that allows you to remotely stream games from your preexisting Steam, Origin, Battle.
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Local voter Tom MacLeod, for instance, has a preexisting condition that causes arthritis of the spine and chronic pain.
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But this plan does not provide the same ironclad protections for preexisting conditions or financial security that Obamacare does.
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Democrats see health care and protecting people with preexisting conditions as one of their biggest advantages heading into 2020.
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Trump is lying about that, and was lying during his campaign about Medicaid and preexisting conditions and Social Security.
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Rhetorically, they're talking about how we have to cover people with preexisting conditions and we have to cover everybody.
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For one, the bill guts the ACA's rule that states require insurance companies to cover people with preexisting conditions.
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BOEHNER: THE HEALTH INDUSTRY BASICALLY HAVE DECIDED THAT COVERING PEOPLE WITH PREEXISTING CONDITIONS IS WHAT'S APPROPRIATE IN THIS ERA.
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The goal of spoofing is to affect the price of the commodity and thus benefit a preexisting trading position.
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It's called "confirmation bias" -- people are predisposed to uncritically accept stories that line up with preexisting beliefs, he says.
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This year's edition will encompass both preexisting and commissioned projects, plus collaborations extending beyond the borders of the borough.
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Under the Affordable Care Act, insurers could no longer charge higher premiums, or deny coverage because of preexisting conditions.
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In other words, people might binge-watch as a way to temporarily alleviate preexisting feelings of stress and anxiety.
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The AHCA includes provisions to prevent insurers from denying coverage or charging higher premiums to individuals with preexisting illnesses.
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Those are your wordsB: Trump wants to protect preexisting conditionsC: You're pursuing a case that would do the opposite!
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Pollsters also found that ObamaCare's provision preventing insurance companies from denying coverage to those with preexisting coverage remains popular.
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What's so nefarious about what the Trump administration is doing in the economy is it's really exacerbating preexisting imbalances.
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The list of preexisting conditions is lengthy, and there were concerns that sexual assault could be classified as one.
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Second of all, and again, we brush it off now, but we did away with obscenities like preexisting conditions.
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Here at Refinery29, we don't like forcing the signs of the Zodiac to fit any kind of preexisting mold.
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The new Republican amendment, introduced Tuesday night, would allow states to waive out of Obamacare's ban on preexisting conditions.
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That isn't just because we've made bringing down health care costs and protecting people with preexisting conditions a priority.
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Here are just a few of the preexisting, and readily available, programs that could lower your student loan debt.
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One of the assumptions in the model is that people in these countries have no preexisting immunity to Zika.
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Finally, Graham-Cassidy allows the possibility of states to discriminate against those with preexisting conditions, including mental health conditions.
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White: Yeah, I absolutely do think that the game's preexisting fiction helped enforce whatever decisions you wanted to make.
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They think it's a good idea that if you have a preexisting condition, you can still get health insurance.
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And people with preexisting conditions may fear losing lifesaving health care that may no longer be affordable or accessible.
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Traders and analysts said between Sonangol's preexisting problems and the precipitous drop in oil prices, the situation looked difficult.
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It could depend on a person's age and if they had any preexisting conditions before they got the coronavirus.
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Trump told both CBS and Bloomberg about his desire to pass a bill that protects Americans with preexisting conditions.
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Americans with preexisting medical conditions are surely unnerved by even the possibility of returning to the pre-Obamacare market.
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Fred Upton (R-MI) were critical of the bill because of how it could affect Americans with preexisting conditions.
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President Trump used his State of the Union to describe protecting patients with preexisting conditions as a top priority.
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If the federal court sides with the Trump administration, protections for Americans with preexisting conditions would cease to exist.
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The latest person to die after testing positive was a man in his 60s with "significant" preexisting health conditions.
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People with preexisting health conditions — a category in which many nursing-home residents fall — also face a higher risk.
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Preexisting conditions like heart disease or diabetes can also make coronavirus patients more susceptible to severe illness or death.
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Overall, patients with preexisting conditions represented more than a third of all deaths reported in the Chinese CDC study.
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But she warned against the GOP's efforts to dismantle the policy and its protections for people with preexisting conditions.
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It established the landmark principle that health insurers could not discriminate against sick people or those with preexisting conditions.
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Investing in a preexisting company helps it play catchup that much faster than figuring it all out in-house.
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In other words, it&aposs a human tendency to seek, interpret, and remember information that conforms to preexisting beliefs.
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Most people, most of the time, look at evidence and find their preexisting perceptions reinforced, not their minds changed.
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The new matching algorithm will be layered on top of preexisting filters, like preferences for age, gender, and location.
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" House Of Dragons was the more straightforward choice, because the preexisting George R.R. Martin text provides "a road map.
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Arlo says that these cameras will be compatible with preexisting Arlo Ultra accessories as well as previous base stations.
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We're told Lionel had a preexisting knee problem that was causing him pain and he underwent surgery last month.
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One of the points I made about my being labeled a child with a preexisting condition is important here.
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By its very definition, it doesn't have to adhere to the protections of the ACA, particularly concerning preexisting conditions.
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Again and again, they've said that the law's preexisting condition protections and essential health benefits mandates have to go.
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Josh Hawley, Missouri attorney general and Republican candidate for Senate, says he wants to protect people with preexisting conditions.
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Remember, he was the guy who advocated for waivers that would allow states to charge more for preexisting conditions.
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Democrats are lining up in support of a provision included in the ACA that protects coverage for preexisting conditions.
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The "Jimmy Kimmel test" that dominated the final days of debate over Graham-Cassidy was founded on preexisting conditions.
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Those with preexisting conditions may not be able to access the pools and could find themselves once again uninsured.
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MR: Mr. Trump, you've said you want to end Obamacare and make coverage accessible for people with preexisting conditions.
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We have — we've set up a pool for the preexisting conditions so that the premiums can be allowed to fall.
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A preexisting work by the artist, her ongoing Flowers from Africa series, inspired the visual identity of this year's fair.
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The lawsuit would also invalidate the law's requirements that insurers provide coverage to patients with preexisting conditions at affordable costs.
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Voters oppose Obamacare's preexisting conditions provisions by 2 to 1 if those provisions cause the quality of care to fall.
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That was going to raise costs for health insurers, because they could no longer discriminate against people with preexisting conditions.
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It could also end up raising premiums on sicker people and abolish key protections for people with preexisting convictions. Sen.
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Paying more, or being denied insurance altogether due to a preexisting condition – we made that a thing of the past.
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Their political and social treatment of those Muslim communities, the theory goes, are affected by their preexisting culture of laïcité.
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It would make protections for preexisting conditions optional and redistribute funding from states that expanded Medicaid to states that didn't.
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Trumps' health department is using its regulatory power to promote insurance that doesn't have to meet Obamacare's preexisting conditions standards.
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We then come to the second part of the Republican argument: Obamacare isn't the only way to protect preexisting conditions.
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Crucially, these off-market plans would open the door for people with preexisting health conditions to be charged higher rates.
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Even if a state intends to maintain equal coverage for those with and without preexisting conditions, things could go wrong.
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As points of comparison, they use both preexisting datasets as well as some reference populations that they have recruited themselves.
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And most charged high deductibles and denied people coverage for a preexisting condition for up to a year after enrollment.
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The House GOP's website originally said that people with preexisting conditions would never have to pay more for health insurance.
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Reed denied that the bill scrapped the preexisting-conditions mandate of the ACA, the healthcare law better known as Obamacare.
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But as a legislative blueprint, the House bill significantly weakens the protections established under Obamacare for Americans with preexisting conditions.
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What we're hearing from people is that they want more choices and more affordability with their preexisting conditions still protected.
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They tried to rewrite their history of voting against people with preexisting conditions, but the American people wouldn't be fooled.
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Trump has repeatedly promised a health care bill that will "cover everyone" and take care of people with preexisting conditions.
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Even if guilt, grief, or some combination thereof can't make you hallucinate, they can intensify a preexisting sense of unease.
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"Pregnancy is a preexisting condition under #trumpcare; but no worries, erectile dysfunction is still covered," wrote Kylie Chiyoko on Twitter.
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The preexisting clause, we definitely want to make sure that people with really difficult conditions aren't put at a disadvantage.
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He has described it as protecting people with preexisting conditions and reducing deductibles, while it does neither of those things.
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Norton reeled off a list of preexisting federal programs that could be used to encourage getting lead out of housing.
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Another critical issue for the Senate to address is how to extend affordable coverage to those with preexisting health conditions.
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"We will always protect Americans with preexisting conditions," he said at an event in Philadelphia just before the midterm elections.
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Two issues most directly felled the Republican repeal plans: the Medicaid overhaul and the rollback of those preexisting conditions rules.
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Shashua said this partnership with Delphi is not "contradictory, it's actually complimentary" to its preexisting relationship with BMW and Intel.
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The possibility—and the necessity—of constantly resetting with a Whole30 reinforces any preexisting distrust of the body's hunger signals.
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It's important to note that some long-term disability insurance policies come with exclusions for preexisting health conditions, explains Policygenius.
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"Real change has casualties, and those who prospered under the preexisting order will fight loudly and viciously," Booker's proposal read.
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Some fit my preexisting mental image of a bruncher—slouchy top bun, boho dress, suede booties—but most do not.
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Many are being forced off their insurance plans by skyrocketing premium costs due to a preexisting condition or their age.
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The issue is personal with 57 percent of respondents saying they or someone in their home has a preexisting condition.
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Amazon may be growing fast, but Johnson thinks Walmart has a decided advantage with its preexisting brick-and-mortar infrastructure.
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But the Western measures won't just deprive Turkey of new equipment, as long suspensions will also exhaust Turkey's preexisting stockpiles.
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Anything contrary to their preexisting, emotionally derived notions must be false because, they reason, they already have all the answers.
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For instance, by making Obama a foreign citizen or Muslim, he is rendered delegitimate and different, which justifies preexisting animosity.
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The Democrats ran in large part on protecting Americans with preexisting conditions and their right to get affordable health care.
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If something can cover all Americans and make sure if they have a preexisting condition, they can still get coverage.
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The ads will praise those senators for pushing to preserve the Affordable Care Act's protections for people with preexisting conditions.
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Paying more, or being denied insurance altogether due to a preexisting condition — we made that a thing of the past.
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While Obamacare remains unpopular with Republican voters, elements like Medicaid expansion and preexisting insurance protections have proven to be popular.
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They're terminating it to put much better and they've all pledged that preexisting conditions are 100 percent taken care of.
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Almost half of Americans ages 55 to 64 have at least one preexisting condition, according to the Kaiser Family Foundation.
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Most of the audience members rose to their feet at one point after someone asked who had a preexisting condition.
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First, it could alienate the moderates; Collins told me weeks ago that she wanted to protect people with preexisting conditions.
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The legislation, which drastically expanded coverage and notably protected people with preexisting conditions from being denied insurance, remains controversial, however.
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The disease's symptoms are more severe for those with preexisting conditions, such as heart disease, diabetes, and high blood pressure.
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Slowly and methodically, he has conservative West Virginia voters acknowledging that expanding coverage for preexisting conditions isn't a socialist plot.
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According to Presto CEO Rajat Suri, Presto Vision takes advantage of preexisting surveillance cameras that many restaurants already have installed.
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Allen tried it, but given her insidious combination of preexisting conditions, self-administered insulin wasn't enough to stabilize her health.
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Some died of preexisting illnesses, but at least two others died of the flu diagnosed while in Border Patrol custody.
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The popular provisions — federal spending on insurance coverage and the protections for people with preexisting conditions — are simply too entrenched.
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Moderates, like they were in the House, are wary of undermining the law's protections for people with preexisting medical conditions.
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But despite my full recovery, which is irrelevant in actuary world, I was considered a child with a preexisting condition.
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But preexisting vulnerabilities — a death in the family, for example — or repeat traumatic events can make it harder to recover.
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Tevet's make-do aesthetic shares something with Bruce Conner's use of markers and preexisting film — a rejection of the 1%.
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Josh is committed to covering those with preexisting conditions, and we don't have to break the Constitution to do it.
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We find that stress levels in the wealthy decrease when reminded of the preexisting tax loopholes they already benefit from.
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But nobody wins a popularity contest by talking about a slowing rate of cost growth relative to a preexisting baseline.
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Protections for people with preexisting conditions — as many as 130 million Americans, and growing every day — are also under attack.
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It's true, Colin had a preexisting deal with Nike but we're told his team renegotiated -- it's essentially a new deal.
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One, known as community rating, forbids insurers from charging higher premiums on account of people's medical problems or preexisting conditions.
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This would effectively return us to the days when people with "preexisting conditions" would be charged vastly more for insurance.
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The president also claims he "promised that we would protect coverage for patients with preexisting conditions and ... I have kept that promise" while ignoring the legislation he endorsed that would have loosened Obamacare's ironclad protections and the lawsuit his Justice Department is joining to nix the preexisting conditions protections currently on the federal books.
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During the 2003 heat wave in Europe, the elderly comprised the largest share of the casualties, many with preexisting health conditions.
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Even with Obamacare and preexisting conditions mobilizing Democratic voters this year, prescription drug prices remain a top concern for many Americans.
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They inched closer to that goal when the MacArthur amendment created the preexisting condition waivers, which clinched the Freedom Caucus's support.
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"We had to pay for freelance insurance with my new preexisting condition of cancer, and it was not cheap," she wrote.
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In other words, it's most cost-effective to keep kids with their parents or, at the very least, in preexisting facilities.
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Since their method of recruiting volunteers is nontraditional, the researchers decided to compare the demographics of their database to preexisting ones.
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"The first piece is at the beginning of the trail, and its wayfinding barriers are closing the preexisting trail," Borden explained.
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"Mike DeWine promised me that he will protect those with preexisting conditions," Kasich says straight to the camera in the video.
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Health care and coverage of preexisting conditions is seemingly always in question and/or in peril, as are women's reproductive rights.
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Second, people who have certain disabilities or preexisting conditions may never completely recover or return to their pre-flu functional level.
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To this day, Republican officials across the country and in the Trump administration are trying to reverse the preexisting conditions rules.
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No single issue makes that more clear than preexisting conditions and the Republican contortions to counter the Democratic attacks against them.
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Tesla recently opened a Gigafactory in Shanghai, to add to its preexisting Gigafactories in Buffalo, New York, and Storey County, Nevada.
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But the policy is untested and there are questions about what impact it will have on people with preexisting health conditions.
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If the lawsuit is successful, millions of people with preexisting health conditions would face premium hikes or be denied insurance altogether.
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She has preexisting conditions that had kept her bedridden until that weekend when the doctor gave her the okay to canvass.
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Readler is known for authoring the Trump administration's brief challenging protections the Affordable Care Act established for people with preexisting conditions.
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Susan Collins (R-ME), have already told me they're worried about how the bill could affect people with preexisting medical conditions.
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They seem to know it too: Recent polling has shown a notable gender gap in support for Obamacare's preexisting conditions rules.
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According to Wired, Tinder's proposal will be fairly simple: three new skin tones for both versions of the preexisting couple emoji.
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Instead, the bill sets aside $8 billion over five years to cover the high-risk pools including those with preexisting conditions.
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Obamacare halted insurance companies' practice of rating premiums based on a customers illness history, or as more commonly known, preexisting conditions.
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Waymo insists those numbers are just placeholders, but they would appear to be aligned with preexisting services like Uber and Lyft.
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To that end, making more and more money off of those preexisting customers is the natural next step in Apple's growth.
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They are also at increased risk for rape or violence, which would be considered preexisting conditions under a new healthcare bill.
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And one of the key Obamacare reforms that will change if the AHCA becomes law is the issue of preexisting conditions.
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When we were talking, she let me know that being a kidney donor would make me someone with a preexisting condition.
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His efforts will ensure access to quality healthcare, protect people with preexisting conditions and lower costs for families and small business.
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We use this term "echo chambers" to describe how people are exposed to information that is aligned with their preexisting beliefs.
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And Neal intends to scrutinize Trump administration policies about the Affordable Care Act, protections for preexisting conditions, and prescription drug pricing.
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Notice that Manchin, even in a Medicaid expansion state that is hugely reliant on Medicaid, is focusing instead on preexisting conditions.
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"As a secondary matter, we looked at the question of whether people with preexisting conditions would be denied coverage," Kessler wrote.
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His plea to save the Affordable Care Act and allow people with preexisting conditions to keep their health insurance went viral.
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McCaskill and Democrats aggressively attacked that decision, suggesting Hawley would do away with the law's protections for people with preexisting conditions.
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Blind households would suddenly face drastically higher costs and strained budgets, exacerbating the preexisting challenges of high poverty and low employment.
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Back then, people could be denied coverage due to preexisting conditions, meaning some people could not obtain coverage for any price.
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But soon, as commentary points out flaws and failings, distortions and disagreements, people settle back into their preexisting habits and attitudes.
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Democrats should say, ok see you in court, now back to your plan to get rid of protections for preexisting conditions.
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ObamaCare halted insurance companies' practice of rating premiums based on a customers illness history, or as more commonly known, preexisting conditions.
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When I came back, I was diagnosed with cancer and I didn't have insurance, and now it's considered a preexisting condition.
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Still, the prevailing image Saturday was that of a faceless and contingent crowd—seething, reactionary, and detached from any preexisting demands.
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"Right now we're most worried about exacerbations of preexisting diseases," said John Balmes, a physician and professor of medicine at UCSF.
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"I think we need to cover preexisting AND get rid of Obamacare," Hawley told the St. Louis Post-Dispatch in July.
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It then tacked on a vague estimate of its preexisting capital expenditure plans, which Republican politicians ran around the country touting.
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But this approach could also backfire, in that it amplifies her preexisting reputation as being the favored candidate of smarmy elites.
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When pregnancy acne clears upThere's no concrete answer for when pregnancy acne will clear up, especially for those with preexisting acne.
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The illness — which presents symptoms including fever, breathlessness, and a cough — affects the elderly and those with preexisting symptoms the most.
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Because without preexisting — without the whole thing of the individual mandate, it's a whole different ballgame, it's a much different plan.
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At this point, she said, 75 percent of her group's volunteer efforts are working with preexisting organizations in a complementary way.
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This included the laws around preexisting conditions and the requirement that insurers cover things like maternity care and mental health services.
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In exchange for supporting the bipartisan Hill-Burton Act, Southern (segregationist) Democrats demanded that preexisting practices of racial segregation remain intact.
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Once people get access to health care without being discriminated against for preexisting conditions, it's very hard to take that back.
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Again, these complications mostly arise in people whose immune systems are already weakened because of their age, preexisting diseases, or malnutrition.
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You may develop a fever, shortness of breath, or a cough more easily than someone who doesn't have a preexisting illness.
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In June, it filed a legal brief in the case asking the judge to strike down Obamacare's ban on preexisting conditions.
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And, as I mentioned earlier, Trump's most brazen move is supporting a lawsuit that would eliminate Obamacare's preexisting condition protections completely.
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Instead, they're populating a complex preexisting world with people and conflicts, rather like a more conventional show in a contemporary setting.
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"The people that are elderly, that have preexisting conditions — with respiratory or heart — they should not be domestically traveling," she added.
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The disease most seriously affects patients in their 70s and 80s, likely because many of those people have preexisting health problems.
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The majority of people who have died of coronavirus, as of earlier this month, were elderly or had preexisting health issues.
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Most of the deaths so far (which have all been in China) have been elderly people and people with preexisting conditions.
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There is one government rule that remains important, according to our research, which is maintaining protections for those with preexisting conditions.
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In this era of advancing information, it will become evident that, for everyone, life is a preexisting condition waiting to happen.
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ObamaCare's core provisions are the "community rating" price controls and other regulations that (supposedly) end discrimination against patients with preexisting conditions.
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But in March, he releases a plan calling on the ACA to be repealed "completely," with no mention of preexisting conditions.
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Trump insists that if the law were struck down, he would enact a plan continuing to protect patients with preexisting conditions.
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Other new ads touch on the Democrats' central message this cycle, health care, and in particular, insurance coverage of preexisting conditions.
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Princess Cruises was told the "most medically vulnerable" guests will move in the first phase, including older adults with preexisting conditions.
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I have to admit, I was slow to pick up on how much of a rallying cry preexisting conditions had become.
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They've certainly been clear that they don't want to get rid of the protections for people with preexisting conditions, for example.
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To be fair, the Trump administration has revealed a new plan to protect Americans with preexisting conditions, or so they say.
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Meanwhile, the ban on preexisting conditions is a big reason the individual mandate, which forces Americans to buy health insurance, exists.
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Here's the thing Hawley's ad doesn't say: He is also party to the lawsuit aiming to overturn Obamacare's preexisting condition protections.
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This sounds great — until you learn about one gigantic loophole: The insurance policy wouldn't have to cover the preexisting condition itself.
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Most had preexisting condition clauses, which excluded treatment for known medical conditions during the first six or 1503 months of membership.
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The Trump administration had partially supported this lawsuit, filing a brief asking the court to overturn Obamacare's ban on preexisting conditions.
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Congress does not get an exemption in this bill from plans that ban preexisting conditions or charge sick people higher premiums.
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Fred Upton of Michigan, is intended to fend off accusations that the bill guts Obamacare's protections for people with preexisting conditions.
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If Congress allows states to roll back protections for people with preexisting conditions, you'll have to take that into account too.
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To the chagrin of the right-wing Freedom Caucus, the original AHCA preserved Obamacare's protections for people with preexisting conditions: Insurance companies had to offer insurance to anyone, regardless of health status ("guaranteed issue"), and they were prohibited from charging people with preexisting conditions more for health insurance than they charged healthy people of the same age ("community rating").
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On health care, Espy has chastised Hyde-Smith for a vote taken earlier this fall, on a Democratic measure that would have reversed moves by the Trump administration that health policy experts say undermine preexisting conditions — and then again when Hyde-Smith told reporters that she'd never taken a vote to undercut protections for preexisting conditions.
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My insurance provider paid people to work hard to deny me life-saving chemotherapy because they thought I had a preexisting condition.
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In that case, even under this bill, insurers could be permitted to refuse to cover services related to a person's preexisting conditions.
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For instance, before the ACA, having a disability was a preexisting condition that could hurt people's ability to obtain affordable health care.
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Ron Johnson writing in the New York Times that he wants to bring back restrictions on preexisting conditions and you have Sen.
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But the problem of preexisting conditions became very real for Republicans when they embarked on their quest to repeal Obamacare in 2017.
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Add all these facts together, and Republicans' claim that they support protecting preexisting conditions just as fiercely as Democrats borders on ridiculous.
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Real estate upstart Compass acquires part of shopping app Spring, including 20+ engineers and CTO ShopRunner and Spring had some preexisting ties.
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This is because of another Obamacare provision called guaranteed issue, which says people with preexisting conditions like cancer can't be denied coverage.
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At approximately 3 pm, the mother informed agents that her daughter had a preexisting medical condition, and needed to see a doctor.
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The Senate bill would keep the Affordable Care Act's requirement that insurers have to cover everyone, including people with expensive preexisting conditions.
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And playing on preexisting conditions is smart; the Trump administration is arguing in federal court that Obamacare's protections should be ruled unconstitutional.
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Backlash isn't a natural force, and people really don't have a strong preexisting preference for one form of insurance delivery or another.
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But what's talked about less is how repealing the law — or removing the preexisting conditions rule — could have unintended consequences for science.
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Bear in mind that pet insurance plans often have limitations: Preexisting conditions may not be covered, and there could be additional exclusions.
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And that's why some insurers could add sexual assault and domestic violence to their list of preexisting conditions if they wanted to.
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Trump didn't talk about it this way; he just talked about how people with preexisting conditions would have "access" to a plan.
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Before ObamaCare, some states, like New York, tried banning insurers from rejecting people with preexisting conditions without imposing a mandate for coverage.
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Also, be aware that if you have a preexisting condition, an insurer can reject you or place care limitations on that condition.
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"Older women are getting pregnant as well as women with preexisting conditions," said Satin, who also was not involved in the report.
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I fear this Guggenheim initiative is reinforcing, rather than complicating, preexisting and outdated ideas about Latin America as defined by colonial conflict.
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The Democratic candidate is pro-choice and wants to defend Medicare and Medicaid and prevent insurers from charging more for preexisting conditions.
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The final weeks of the House debate focused on protections for people with preexisting medical conditions who seek to buy private insurance.
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The administration said most parts of the law should stand, but argued that its protections for people with preexisting conditions should not.
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"If you want to protect the millions of Wisconsinites with a preexisting condition, drop Wisconsin from this lawsuit," Evers said in September.
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Similarly, Medicaid beneficiaries with preexisting conditions whose income increased might find themselves losing Medicaid and unable to find affordable individual market coverage.
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Out of this, Ho has emerged as one of the most distinctive faces of the protest by way of her preexisting celebrity.
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It also adjusts provisions reducing Puerto Rico's minimum wage for employees hired after the law's enactment and protects preexisting debt payment priorities.
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Flake's effort to reassure people with preexisting conditions rests on the assumption that political pressure will convince governors to maintain coverage protections.
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Democrats at the time also cast themselves as defenders of the Affordable Care Act and health coverage for those with preexisting conditions.
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States can clearly develop ways to ensure care for those with preexisting conditions and cut consumer costs, without requiring new federal spending.
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And if the ban on denying people coverage for preexisting coverage is lifted, it's unclear when she might ever get insured again.
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As a result, premiums for traditional ACA coverage — the kind that can't discriminate against preexisting conditions — have shot up instead of plateauing.
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They just hate it, and what they just want are people who are going to completely support their preexisting bias as news.
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It also doesn't hurt that Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson starred in and executive produces the show, bringing with him a preexisting fanbase.
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The program was conceived as a safety net for insurers who are no longer able to deny coverage based on preexisting conditions.
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Of those who contract the virus, many are going to require hospital admission for pneumonia and/or complications of their preexisting diseases.
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That can be an issue not only for people with preexisting mental health concerns, but also those in seemingly good psychological health.
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For elderly patients and those with preexisting conditions that make them susceptible to complications from Covid-19, these risks are particularly acute.
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A new tool, driven by machine learning, that lets users easily swap the faces of their favorite celebrities onto preexisting video images.
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"The effect of economic hardship is to activate prejudices that are latent, adding fuel to the fire of preexisting views," they write.
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Tammy Baldwin has emphasized her personal history with preexisting conditions — she's had one since she was 9 — in the Wisconsin Senate campaign.
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Some senators opposed the first kind, saying they didn't want to roll back the explicit protections for people with preexisting medical conditions.
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There's a reason Trump is arguing for a new law that protects preexisting conditions: Many of the ACA's provisions are extremely popular.
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Thomson agrees, saying that she has not seen any other museums nationwide with preexisting programs to support communities affected by drug overdose.
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"They have no preexisting immunity," explained Aaron Michael Milstone, an epidemiologist and professor of pediatrics at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.
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"One risk is that these technologies could become accessible only to certain economic strata and that'll exacerbate preexisting social inequalities," he said.
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The bill would also allow states to opt out of Obamacare regulations including protections against price hikes for those with preexisting conditions.
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So when the FBI investigates her for email mismanagement, it's our natural inclination to fit those new facts to the preexisting stereotype.
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There's been some discussion on Twitter and elsewhere about whether a history of sexual assault could also be considered a preexisting condition.
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Coronavirus risk increases with age and for people with preexisting conditions, which has made the pandemic a big concern for the elderly.
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Older patients and people with preexisting health conditions face the highest risk of dying from the new coronavirus, a recent study found.
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When I need to know about health insurance and preexisting conditions and individual mandates, I call Bill or I call [John] Barrasso.
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First, these plans could charge sky-high premiums — without limit — for small employers and individuals based on preexisting conditions of their employees.
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QuantUrban combines preexisting map data of Chinese cities with reports from volunteers along with outbreak data that comes from cities' health commissions.
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The House GOP's repeal bill explicitly authorized states to allow insurance companies to charge patients with preexisting conditions more for their coverage.
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SpaceX Village is apparently being planned right on top of Boca Chica Village: a preexisting, though shrinking, community of retiree-age residents.
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"You're going to see preexisting conditions, but the price will be down, and the insurance companies can pay," Trump said last year.
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Young children, pregnant women, older adults, and people with preexisting conditions that affect their hearts or lungs are especially vulnerable to smoke.
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Trump's claims around patients with preexisting health conditions (including one that Glenn gave "Four Pinocchios") have attracted the most ire from Democrats.
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Trump has misled the public about his approach to patients with preexisting conditions a total of 73 times, our fact checker says.
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Before ObamaCare, insurers could hold down expenses for the sickest people by denying coverage for preexisting health conditions when signing up policyholders.
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However, renewed attention on the legal threat to the ACA could refocus Democrats on defending the law's insurance protections for preexisting conditions.
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The goal of the tactic is to affect the price of the futures contract or share to benefit a preexisting trading position.
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Women with preexisting high blood pressure, for example, are more likely to develop preeclampsia, one of the most devastating complications of pregnancy.
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The center of their focus is a new threat to undermine the ACA: a lawsuit arguing preexisting condition bans should be unconstitutional.
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Preexisting conditions are the dominant theme, but Medicare-for-all, prescription drugs, and women's health are also on the ballot this year.
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Trumpcare allows insurance companies to go back to refusing coverage for preexisting conditions, a key barrier to coverage before Obamacare's coverage expansion.
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Conservatives wanted to go further than most of their colleagues and undo popular provisions like protections for people with preexisting medical conditions.
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It also left popular provisions, like a ban on preexisting conditions and the requirement that insurers cover things like maternity care, intact.
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After the BCRA failed, Senate Republicans introduced an updated version that would once again allow insurers to reject Americans with preexisting conditions.
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" He continued, "In the end, we've got to make sure there's enough funding there to handle preexisting conditions and drive down premiums.
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Among people who saw the ad with racial cues, their preexisting level of racial resentment was hugely predictive of their presidential preference.
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Not coincidentally, Ross, unlike most of the Cabinet, is a personal friend of Trump's and had a preexisting relationship with the president.
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The market was dead — and the state ultimately had to repeal its ban on preexisting conditions to bring it back to life.
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For Democrats, Kavanaugh represents a decisive threat to abortion rights, health care protections for those with preexisting conditions, and constraints on executive power.
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Preexisting dynamics—like that of the patriarchy or of racism—can shift in meaning entirely, not disappearing, necessarily, but taking a different shape.
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Insurers still have to cover people with preexisting conditions, although they can charge more to people who have a break in insurance coverage.
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Dr. Kosinski makes clear to The Economist that he didn't create any new software tools for this, but simply put together preexisting tech.
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According to one nonpartisan analysis, it allocates enough money to cover those higher rates for just 5 percent of people with preexisting conditions.
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If these positions allow Leos to use their voices (roars?) to incite change and break new ground in preexisting industries, all the better.
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Researchers analyzed scans from patients at the Zhongnan Hospital of Wuhan University, the majority of whom were older men with preexisting health problems.
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The latest version of the American Heath Care Act (AHCA) would allow states to opt out of health insurance regulations governing preexisting conditions.
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They don't have to, since the new Republican bill allows insurance companies to create the noncompliant plans that reject people with preexisting conditions.
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Yet at the same time, GOP candidates in some of 2018's most important elections are telling voters they support protecting preexisting conditions.
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People with preexisting health conditions tend to have higher health costs, and keeping them out of your pool would lead to lower premiums.
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Wade, his willingness to preserve protections for those with preexisting health conditions, and his stance on gun control, among a slew of subjects.
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Whether a patient recovers from Ebola depends on both the quality of supportive care and the patient's immune system or preexisting health issues.
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It would take a "huge, catastrophic event in Brazil" for people in Washington beyond these preexisting civil society alliances to care, Margerin believes.
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According to this view, elites don't even need nepotism — they are using preexisting wealth and inheritance to rebuild an old-fashioned feudal class.
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Republicans are selling it as a policy that keeps the protections for people with preexisting conditions, while also lowering premiums for healthier people.
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For example, if you have a preexisting medical condition, you may be ineligible for some health expenses even if you buy a plan.
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Women are more likely than men to have a preexisting condition, which can include a history of rape, domestic violence, or even pregnancy.
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The one good piece of good news is that protections for people with preexisting conditions are said to be in the new bill.
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I'm 29 and otherwise healthy, but that all pales to having a preexisting condition thanks to a testicle that decided to betray me.
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Trump has probably used a greater number of preexisting pop songs in a single election than any other presidential candidate in American history.
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But she holds that repeated exposure to images and videos of brutalized black people can build on black communities' preexisting experiences with racism.
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Republicans want to claim that they're guaranteeing coverage or access for everyone and at the same they're promising to cover everyone's preexisting conditions.
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What are they going to do for the situation that you have people with preexisting conditions and 22016 million people who got coverage?
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The ORRA would keep key Obamacare regulations on the books, including the requirement that insurance plans not discriminate against people with preexisting conditions.
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They've attacked Republicans again and again for the GOP's various health care bills, which would have rolled back Obamacare's protections for preexisting conditions.
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How Obamacare repeal defines the campaign: MacArthur is the prototypical Republican paying the price for the GOP's plans to roll back preexisting conditions.
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Left-leaning groups have gone on the air attacking the GOP incumbent for "leading the charge" on rolling back protections for preexisting conditions.
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Facts First: Democrats have already pulled it off: they installed protections for people with preexisting conditions in the Affordable Care Act, or Obamacare.
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In his narrative, Mika wasn't bleeding from an injury or from a preexisting condition, she was bleeding from a facelift — a cosmetic procedure.
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Its online guides and FAQs are articles reposted from WebMD, and its "free online screening tools" are links to preexisting questionnaires by MHA.
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I take issue with the latter characterization (see: Aaron Carroll at Vox), but this is how discussions on preexisting conditions are generally framed.
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It requires insurers to sell coverage to anyone who wants it and bars insurers from jacking up prices to those with preexisting conditions.
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While the private insurance market covers those with preexisting conditions, there is no assurance these patients can afford that insurance or their medications.
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Joe Manchin loves preexisting conditions protections so much he literally picked up a rifle and gunned down the lawsuit that would erase them.
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"I'm most fascinated to see how they impact the usage trends of preexisting emoji," Broni says of the upcoming release of Emoji 5.0.
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The Congressional Budget Office estimates that one in six Americans with preexisting conditions will be forced out of insurance coverage under this plan.
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When they eliminated the individual mandate, they took the first significant step toward eliminating the crucial protections given those people with preexisting conditions.
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Of course, millions of individuals who purchase their insurance directly from insurers or through the marketplaces would lose the ACA's preexisting condition protections.
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However, during these Hill discussions, the only ones talking about the ACA were supporters who highlighted the extension of protections for preexisting conditions.
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As Tesla reaches more customers who don't have a preexisting affection for the brand, the details of the ownership experience will matter more.
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The idea was to mitigate the uncertainty insurers faced under the new ACA rules that prohibited discrimination against people with preexisting health conditions.
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Once upon a time, when widowers took new wives, women were forced into competition with preexisting children for resources, attention, and potential inheritance.
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He pointed out that, for one, if it became law, states could let insurance companies charge people more if they have preexisting conditions.
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Next up could be the president's expansion of short-term insurance plans, which are also not subject to Obamacare's rules on preexisting conditions.
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Chuck Grassley (R-IA) said over the holiday that the amendment was "subterfuge" that would undermine the protections for people with preexisting conditions.
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"We think the smarter way to help people with a preexisting condition is just directly subsidize their care through risk pools," Ryan said.
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These effects are more severe in people that already have more vulnerable immune systems, like malnourished children or those with preexisting immune deficiencies.
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A preexisting agency is also going to have plans worked out before an outbreak, with likely contingencies in place for what to do.
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A preexisting agency is also going to have plans worked out before an outbreak, with likely contingencies in place for what to do.
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But this is in reaction to the epidemic, instead of something that a preexisting agency within the administration was working on for years.
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The elderly and those with preexisting health conditions are most at risk of death from COVID-19, the disease caused by the coronavirus.
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Also, acute inflammatory responses due to an infection can lead to reduced blood flow in patients with preexisting cardiovascular diseases, the researchers noted.
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To be sure, Senate conservatives were glad to see that the new bill would again allow insurers to discriminate based on preexisting conditions.
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As I wrote yesterday, the Republicans just revised the American Health Care Act last week to weaken protections for those with preexisting conditions.
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The loophole — which includes protections for preexisting conditions and coverage of essential health benefits — was first reported last week by Vox's Sarah Kliff.
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It would mean that insurers could once again consider a patient's preexisting conditions to decide what premium he or she ought to pay.
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It would bring preexisting conditions back to the individual market, allowing insurers to charge sick people higher premiums — or deny them coverage outright.
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Trump himself gave an interview to CBS in April where he said that people with preexisting conditions would be protected under the AHCA.
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This means that, in Idaho, health insurance plans could once again deny coverage to people with preexisting conditions — or charge them higher prices.
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They asked that he simply kill the individual mandate and the protections for preexisting conditions, but leave the rest of the law standing.
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Given the strain on the health care system, and preexisting waitlists, we can't suddenly switch her to new providers out of this system.
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She has a preexisting condition that makes her more prone to respiratory illnesses, and she lives with her sister and her prediabetic father.
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We began to think of a preexisting list assembled by a home inspector when we moved into our fixer-upper six years ago.
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Around the world, the most vulnerable coronavirus cases are consistently in patients over 50 years old, and in people with preexisting health conditions.
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Trump voiced willingness to keep protections for people with preexisting conditions and letting young people remain on their parents' plans until age 85033.
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People with preexisting conditions were excluded from insurance coverage, and some young people were unable to be covered by their parents' insurance. 28500.
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Most of the facility's residents are older people with preexisting health problems — the demographic most likely to develop severe cases of the virus.
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Democrats are eager to highlight the legislation they've passed that would maintain protections for individuals with preexisting conditions and reduce prescription drug prices.
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According to TechCrunch, Twitter also touched upon plans to enhance a number of the platform&aposs preexisting features, including the expansion of &aposTopics.
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COVID-19 seems to hit the elderly and people with preexisting conditions especially hard (it's not been diagnosed very much in kids yet).
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Preexisting conditions in Afghanistan make a successful democratization effort there nearly impossible, and policy decisions have made a successful outcome even more difficult.
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Second, the trust is going to hold his preexisting illiquid, but very valuable business assets, the ones that everyone here is familiar with.
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Fred Upton (Mich.) — The former Energy and Commerce chairman is supporting the bill after drafting an amendment to address concerns over preexisting conditions.
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They also set new protections for women, people with preexisting conditions, and people 26 and younger to expand their access to health care.
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How health care defines the campaign: MacArthur is the prototypical Republican paying the price for the GOP's plans to roll back preexisting conditions.
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Many of the preexisting AI GAN artworks also derive from Romantic landscape paintings or portraiture, which contributes to the spookiness of the style.
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It will honor preexisting international agreements (presumably a reference with an agreement to Australia to resettle some refugees currently being detained in Nauru).
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He constantly talks about the importance of protecting Americans with preexisting conditions while also voicing support for a bill that doesn't do that.
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Protections for patients with preexisting conditions are stripped away, as are financial protections that limit older Americans' exposure to sky-high insurance premiums.
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The budget says rural communities can instead receive funding from the private sector or preexisting federal programs, like the EPA's state revolving funds.
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Manchin then denounced this as "Patrick Morrisey's lawsuit to take away health care from people with preexisting conditions" — and, naturally, shot the lawsuit.
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If anything, it takes way too long to convincingly Photoshop pictures of celebrities' faces onto preexisting photographs, and nobody has time for that.
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For instance, Obamacare's ban on discrimination based on preexisting conditions only affects spending "incidentally," and so could not have been passed through reconciliation.
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It did that in a few ways: It said young people could stay on their parents' plans until age 26, it expanded the eligibility requirements for Medicaid, and it banned insurance companies from discriminating against people for having preexisting conditions [see "preexisting conditions"], which range from having given birth via C-section to having diabetes and other very basic, common things.
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Another thing in it was the protections for patients with preexisting conditions that proved to be the centerpiece of many winning Democratic Party campaigns.
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Much of the Trump interview centers on Trump claiming that new changes to the Republican health care bill will protect people with preexisting conditions.
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It caves to conservatives' demand that to deregulate the insurance industry and let health plans once again use preexisting conditions to set premium prices.
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According to interviews with the show's creators, the new Twilight Zone will be a mix of updates to preexisting storylines and wholly original episodes.
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I had hoped to answer with a little more specificity how much of a person's typical health care costs results from their preexisting conditions.
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Americans could be on the hook for tens of thousands of dollars if their health insurance no longer has to cover their preexisting conditions.
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In fact, the crucial provision that permitted it to clear the House allows states to waive the Affordable Care Act's protections for preexisting conditions.
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Those pesky regulations that Trump and other Republicans liked to deride actually became pretty popular once Americans understood they protected people with preexisting conditions.
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Am I not understanding the part where states would be allowed to let insurance companies price you out of coverage for having preexisting conditions?
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Democrats, meanwhile, argued they were simply delivering on their campaign promises to lower drug costs while bolstering Obamacare and protecting those with preexisting conditions.
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Yet those costs were necessary to subsidize the part of the ACA (preexisting conditions) that even Donald Trump has said he wants to keep.
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If higher courts affirm the ruling, it could roll back Obamacare's ban on preexisting conditions — which is why Obamacare supporters are aggressively fighting back.
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OVERALL Ultimately, the plan's safeguards for people with preexisting conditions come down to one key clause about intending to provide adequate and affordable coverage.
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The problem for Trump is that he is viewed by many as both sleazy and taking away health care from people with preexisting conditions.
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Kimmel argued Cassidy's bill would raise premiums, bring back discrimination against people with preexisting conditions, and cause millions of people to lose health care.
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What it means: The preexisting rule made insurance cheaper for sicker people but more expensive for healthier people, so healthy people didn't like it.
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"How do you believe you are standing with individuals like that teenager if you remove the guarantee that preexisting conditions get covered?" he said.
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Influenza pandemics are caused by a strain of the virus to which the population has little or no preexisting immunity, according to the CDC.
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At the time, Democrats were trying to defend the necessity of the individual mandate and argued it is tied intrinsically to preexisting condition protections.
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Only direct adaptations of preexisting King works were considered, which ruled out original King movies and miniseries like Sleepwalkers and Storm of the Century.
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The answers were then published as an addendum to a preexisting endorsement guide, though the responses are not a definitive guide on acceptable disclosure.
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And because that simple framework is attractive to frightened voters it's also attractive to politicians, particularly those with preexisting desires to shut down immigration.
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But other Republicans are already uncomfortable with the House waivers, particularly the eroding of protections for people with preexisting medical conditions that Obamacare provided.
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Throughout the debate over repealing and replacing Obamacare, many Republicans have objected to provisions that would roll back protections for patients with preexisting conditions.
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Mike Bishop, tweeted her health care message: Her mom couldn't afford her premiums when she was diagnosed with ovarian cancer, because of preexisting conditions.
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This is because of another Obamacare provision called guaranteed issue, which says people with preexisting conditions like cancer or HIV can't be denied coverage.
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Usually, you walk into a collaboration with someone, and they've already got the preexisting brand DNA; everything to do with production, you can utilize.
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That would allow senators to say that, by the letter of the law, they are keeping Obamacare's protections for people with preexisting medical conditions.
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Where once engineers used to rely on raw programming languages to create software; today, they build from open-source libraries and preexisting technology platforms.
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Patients with preexisting conditions are protected by Republicans much more so than protected by Democrats who will never be able to pull it off.
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It is working to connect all of us to each other to help build relationships and new opportunities that reach beyond any preexisting barriers.
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Each regulatory agency was asked to come up with a rap sheet of its worst offenders, businesses and individuals who violated preexisting industry regulations.
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It would preserve the ban on denying coverage based on preexisting conditions and allow people to remain on their parents' plan until age 26.
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In this case, absent any other evidence, all we're left with is people interpreting this dossier in accordance with their preexisting opinions of Trump.
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But, for Dev, rather than living by a set of preexisting rules, he decides for himself which Islamic values are most important to him.
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Even Republican senator Dean Heller, who is up for reelection in 2018, said that any ACA repeal bill should protect people with preexisting conditions.
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Instead, they're reviewing specific articles, so hopefully they're engaging with the substance and specifics of the story, rather than just venting their preexisting feelings.
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" The suit says that "preexisting relationships with Russia and Russian oligarchs" with Trump and Trump associates "provided fertile ground for [the] Russia-Trump conspiracy.
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The 'guaranteed issue' mandate for people with preexisting conditions is retained along with a $100 billion federal program to pay insurers for their care.
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Those include the two provisions that protect those with preexisting conditions and permitting young people to stay on their parents' plans until age 26.
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The House Democrats have moved quickly to draft legislation to make health care more affordable and to insure protection for those with preexisting conditions.
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The president also vowed to fight to bring down the costs of prescription drugs and protect health care coverage for those with preexisting conditions.
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"The Launch Academy Startup Visa program is free to apply to for companies with a preexisting relationship with Launch Academy," Walia explained to me.
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That was a key plank of the Affordable Care Act -- preventing insurers from denying coverage for preexisting conditions, or charging more for that insurance.
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It seems that rather than a solution for the problems of patients with preexisting medical conditions, all they wanted was a rhetorical fig leaf.
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The anonymous engineer recounted going to Kazakhstan because of a preexisting arrangement between Microsoft and Chevron to help TCO oil fields adopt Microsoft technology.
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Telling people to chill out feels reductive, especially for those in jobs with less flexibility, people who are elderly, and people with preexisting conditions.
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We've spent a lot of time in the debate over the Republican health care bill examining the impact on people with preexisting medical conditions.
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The law's ban on preexisting conditions and requiring insurers to cover young adults on their parents' plans through age 26 typically get high marks.
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Obamacare's protections for people with preexisting conditions, particularly the requirement that health plans cover every American no matter their health status, are overwhelmingly popular.
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It would also let insurance plans charge some people higher premiums because of their preexisting conditions, whether that's a C-section or heavy periods.
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Unlike most preexisting relationships, they are not coated in the residue of a life the trans person tried to lead but finally could not.
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The disease is deadliest in older people and those with preexisting health conditions that make it harder to breathe or fight off the infection.
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The disease is deadliest in older people and those with preexisting health conditions that make it harder to breathe or fight off the infection.
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People with preexisting health conditions "appear to be at a higher risk for severe disease from COVID-19" than those without, the report said.
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The problem is the waivers open the possibility that Obamacare's popular protections for people with preexisting conditions will be rolled back in certain states.
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Democrats were able to leverage the lawsuit's threat to coverage for preexisting medical conditions to retake the House of Representatives in the 2018 midterms.
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The disease's symptoms are more severe for older people and those with preexisting conditions, such as heart disease, diabetes, high blood pressure, and cancer.
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His lawyers had asked for leniency ahead of the sentencing due to preexisting health issues that put him in the hospital during the trial.
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There are other parts of the ACA with bipartisan support, including prohibiting insurers from denying coverage or charging more to people with preexisting conditions.
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Many Republicans have proposed keeping a modified form of the preexisting condition measure that would protect people as long as they've maintained continuous coverage.
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The possibility Trump knows so little about health care policy that he actually believes he saved protections for preexisting conditions can't be ruled out.
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Senators can still amend a more basic bill in ways that pose particular risks to premium costs and coverage if they have preexisting conditions.
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The Michigan Republican, who once authored a slew of Obamacare repeal measures, said the latest GOP proposal failed to protect people with preexisting conditions.
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More than 50 million Americans have preexisting conditions that could have excluded them from health coverage in many states before the ACA was passed.
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Espenschied wrote that the service was Web 1.0 in its design with "modular" pages that pulled from preexisting graphics and made them your own.
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Many provisions of Obamacare, including those that protect people with preexisting conditions or allow young adults to stay on their parents' policies, remain popular.
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Then in 2014, President Barack Obama's Affordable Care Act barred insurance companies from excluding people with preexisting conditions — among them people with gender dysphoria.
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Trump owned, operated and branded golf clubs, commercial rental property, resorts, hotels, rights to royalties from preexisting licenses of Trump-Marks Productions and Goods.
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And a Trump judge cast the deciding vote in the infamous December 2019 opinion striking down the ACA's protections for people with preexisting conditions.
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In interviews, young people with preexisting health conditions and compromised immune systems told VICE News that they stopped leaving their homes entirely days ago.
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The first leg of the stool is ending preexisting conditions and allowing all people, sick or healthy, to buy insurance at the same price.
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Big chunks of the law — its Medicaid expansion, its federal subsidies for private health coverage, its protections for preexisting conditions — are untouched under Trump.
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What I think we've found while we were debating the ACA is a really big share of Americans were people with preexisting health conditions.
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It ended discrimination based on preexisting conditions, ended lifetime limits on health insurance, and required insurers to cover a core set of health benefits.
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For the installation, Henrot extends the preexisting decorative elements of the museum by painting the walls of the space to create a classical space.
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In other words, if something is too expensive to alter in a preexisting structure, then a contractor doesn't have to make it fully accessible.
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House leaders believed that to be politically viable, the AHCA had to retain a fig-leaf version of protections for patients with preexisting conditions.
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Imagine a group of people, ranging from healthy to sick: Obamacare forces insurance companies to accept all these people, regardless of any preexisting conditions.
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Based on the ending of "Guerilla," my money's on him having had a preexisting injury that he's been trying to cover up all along.
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With this one, your child with a preexisting condition will get the care he needs—if, and only if, his father is Jimmy Kimmel.
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Mark Meadows (R-NC) said Trump needed only two assurances: that premiums would go down and that people with preexisting conditions would be protected.
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The Republican Party is driving legislative and judicial efforts to gut protections for people with preexisting conditions that are now the law of the land.
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Scott Walker, the Wisconsin Republican governor who'd set this whole thing in motion, campaigned in 2018 by saying (falsely) that he supported preexisting conditions protections.
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He had a bypass surgery a few years ago, when he had insurance at work, and worries about that being categorized as a preexisting condition.
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They had made clear for weeks that simply undoing what Obamacare had accomplished — coverage gains, expanded Medicaid, protections for people with preexisting conditions — was unacceptable.
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ICOs are a form of investment funding wherein startups offer new types of cryptocurrency in exchange for cash or preexisting cryptocoins like Bitcoin or Ethereum.
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They asked viewers to show up out of love for the preexisting property, not because the latest entry had anything new or exciting to add.
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So it does introduce a degree of uncertainty around how well people with preexisting conditions are protected that the current health care law does not.
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That's why it's so promising that the fourth season premiere takes a deep breath and a significant step back from Orphan Black's preexisting, overlapping stories.
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Pre-existing conditions protections When Stephanopoulos asked the President whether his drive to overturn Obamacare equates to abandoning those with preexisting conditions, Trump denied it.
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Asked about Democrats' priorities for this Congress, a spokesperson for House Speaker Nancy Pelosi listed preexisting condition protections, repairing ACA sabotage, and improving the law.
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Republicans and the Trump administration have repeatedly said they will continue to protect people with preexisting conditions, while simultaneously advocating for ways to end ObamaCare.
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But they can't just enroll in the cheaper, noncompliant plan — because with those plans, insurance companies are allowed to deny them for having preexisting conditions.
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To get out of this, Republican candidates are deploying some pretty audacious — and, you could argue, borderline dishonest — spin: We support protecting preexisting conditions too!
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Preexisting aid shortages have stifled Somalis' access to health care, meaning the resources coming in for relief from the attack are spread even more thinly.
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To be sure, a direct comparison between $210 billion Disney and preexisting streaming services like $159 billion Netflix would be far from a fair comparison.
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Before the Affordable Care Act, people who bought their own insurance could be denied coverage for having a preexisting condition like diabetes and Crohn's disease.
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In Graham-Cassidy 1.0, states could apply for waivers of Obamacare rules against denying coverage to, or raising prices on, people with preexisting health conditions.
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Technically the Senate bill means people with preexisting conditions couldn't be charged more for their health insurance plan's premiums, the monthly cost of having insurance.
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Fuller, whose last two series have both been adaptations of preexisting works, can identify with his audience's fervor, because he considers himself a fan too.
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You're going to see preexisting conditions and everything else be part of it, but the price will be done, and the insurance companies can pay.
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Preexisting scanning techniques have been used to detect and track cancer in living animals before, but not with this level of clarity and microscopic detail.
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The things Trump says are currently in the bill — protections for everyone with preexisting conditions, for example — are not in the American Health Care Act.
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They might allow insurers to ditch their ACA-compliant plans, to exclude any and all preexisting conditions, or to jettison coverage for mental health care.
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Upton publicly came out against the bill two days before the eventual vote, citing concerns that it would erode protections for people with preexisting conditions.
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Candidates such as Cordray and Evers have centered much of their campaigns around the act's protection of preexisting medical conditions and its expansion of Medicaid.
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The Republican replacement plan for Obamacare would rip away health care from 26 million Americans and cause premiums for those with preexisting conditions to explode.
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There are not details about who would be eligible for this pool in Better Way, and whether it would include everyone with a preexisting condition.
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If the final weeks of the election had been focused on health care coverage and preexisting conditions, those same supporters might have been less enthusiastic.
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This "inequality in mortality burden," researchers wrote, may be explained by systematic challenges faced by those demographic groups, including higher rates of preexisting medical conditions.
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If stereotypes about girls and women are preventing them from playing, then it could potentially contribute to preexisting gender inequality and stereotyping in these fields.
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The proposal does erode Obamacare's protections for people with preexisting medical conditions, because it would likely segment the insurance market into healthy and sick pools.
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Loki didn't make through the night and the vet suspects he had a preexisting heart condition they didn't know about which led to his death.
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Lapses in insurance coverage can occur for many reasons, but under Ryan's plan they would lead to a lifelong loss of coverage for preexisting conditions.
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Unfortunately, for those with preexisting conditions in states that seek waivers, the CBO offers a pessimistic assessment of the AHCA's impact on premiums and coverage.
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Rather, they have some preexisting attraction to violence or to extremism more generally, and ISIS provides a ready-made way for them to express that.
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The final straw came from reading [Republican Wisconsin Senator] Ron Johnson's comments over the weekend comparing having a preexisting condition with being a bad driver.
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Like a preexisting medical condition, a car company's contracts with dealers usually act as a drag preventing it from exploring and exploiting new business models.
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"We do not need Obamacare to cover people with preexisting conditions, and I've said that federal reinsurance is one way to do it," Hawley said.
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This decision will directly impact almost 40 percent of my state, so I'm very interested in his position on protecting West Virginians with preexisting conditions.
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The day the healthcare repeal passed, Baylee's mother Annette called my office, panicked about what this meant for her daughter living with a preexisting condition.
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Americans who were told that people with preexisting health conditions would still be able to find affordable coverage will find that they in fact cannot.
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NAFTA largely codified a preexisting set of relations that, since the mid-1960s, had already led to the transfer of millions of American jobs overseas.
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But the provision dealing with preexisting conditions, along with other important and popular changes in the Affordable Care Act, will vanish if the lawsuit succeeds.
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He added the new body art next to a preexisting "Lucy" tattoo, which he got seven years ago in honor of his wife, Luciana Barroso.
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Postpartum psychosis is often a manifestation of bipolar disorder and is much more common in women with preexisting bipolar disorder than in the general population.
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Insurers would not be able to deny coverage to people with preexisting conditions, but they would have full reign to charge them especially high premiums.
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Conservatives think this would help lower premiums, while also allowing Republicans to claim that they are maintaining Obamacare's popular protections for people with preexisting conditions.
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He and other officials are urging a focus on protecting the highest-risk groups: older people, people with preexisting health conditions, and health care workers.
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For those with preexisting conditions, some form of social distancing likely will be required until safe and effective antiviral therapeutics or a vaccine become available.
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The Democratic bill rolls back or otherwise curtails Trump's expansion of short-term insurance plans not required to meet the ACA's protections for preexisting conditions.
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But Grossmann makes the case that to use them effectively, they should be more carefully checked with preexisting evidence about the state of the electorate.
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Both bills weakened protections for people with preexisting conditions, and moved to defund Planned Parenthood for one year, which Murkowski and Collins have both opposed.
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Obamacare's preexisting conditions protections are very popular with and particularly important for women, a fact further highlighted by a Heitkamp ad that spotlights two women.
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But McConnell's proposal would allow his members to say that, by the letter of the law, they weren't allowing discrimination against people with preexisting conditions.
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