The Commerce Department alleges there are 44 subsidy programs for Canadian fabricated structural steel, including tax programs, grant programs, loan programs, export insurance programs, and equity programs.
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During that timeframe, 39 private school choice programs, 85033 voucher programs and 16 scholarship tax credit programs were enacted.
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The government is going to help you — they are funding you with subsidized programs, welfare programs and social programs.
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They include direct grant programs, state-administered formula grant programs, and discretionary grant programs authorized under the Higher Education Act.
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Other proven rehabilitation programs include Bible-based trauma healing programs, prison work programs, and mental health and substance abuse counseling.
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These rules can all be combined in custom programs, including things like First and Last Mile programs for commuters, recruiting and client travel programs, employee perks, and general travel transport expense programs.
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That's everything from drug treatment programs to housing, to educational programs, to youth development programs, to transportation vouchers, across the board.
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Furchtgott-Roth also notes that America has over 90 anti-poverty programs, 17 food-aid programs, and 22 housing-assistance programs.
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Eliminate duplicative foreign aid programs, improve coordination of remaining programs, end congressional "earmarks," and terminate programs that do not work. 6900.
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For any decision that LA County made since the 2010 census up until now, dealing with issues for children — whether it's head-start programs, prenatal programs, postnatal programs, early childhood programs, any of those programs — those decisions affecting those programs were done with data that was missing 47,000 children because they weren't counted in the census.
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Mandatory programs also include child nutrition and school lunch programs.
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Proven programs, and provide incentives to participate in those programs.
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Programs for the poor are often maligned as poor programs.
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Keep programs that help me; cut programs that help others.
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However, many programs cost over $70,000 per year; and what's more, MBA programs typically offer significantly fewer scholarships compared to undergraduate programs.
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There are many programs that ensure that rehabilitation can occur, including initiatives that incentivize early release, pre-trial diversion programs, restorative justice programs that prevent incarceration, and community based programs that rely on early interventions.
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As Blattman and Ralston observe above, asset transfer programs seem to work better than pure training programs, and graduation programs include both elements.
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I applied to doctoral programs and was accepted to a few full-time programs and wait-listed for a few part-time programs.
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S.A. The organization has 260 programs in 45 states and 80 programs in 21 countries, not 260 programs in those states and countries.
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Financial wellness programs follow in the footsteps of physical wellness programs.
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He provided tutors, workshops, after-school programs, summer programs, and counselors.
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This decision does not make our programs co-ed; it provides single-sex programs for girls, in addition to the current programs for boys.
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If consumers like "free data" programs and these programs are driving broadband adoption and keeping consumer's bills down, then why are these programs controversial?
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Cutting programs means disappointing voters and beneficiaries that still support these programs.
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Democrats say nondefense domestic programs need to be increased alongside defense programs.
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Recognizing the lived reality of family and youth homelessness, many federal program programs--public education, Head Start programs, Runaway and Homeless Youth Act programs, Violence Against Women Act programs, and other programs—therefore use a definition of homelessness that encompasses the variety of homeless situations a family or youth may face.
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The schools that Climb works with run the gamut from medical training programs, industrial programs, and new undergraduate and masters programs like the Minerva Project.
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Programs at risk from the cuts include special education services, social and emotional learning programs and restorative justice programs, each of which is already insufficiently funded.
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But it also includes funding for veterans health programs, highways, housing assistance, education programs, nutrition programs for women and children, and humanitarian aid to foreign governments.
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The OAH TPP initiative is one of the few federal programs that funds the implementation of evidence-based programs and requires that programs be rigorously evaluated.
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Coursera is also expanding past its certificate programs to full-blown degree programs.
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"With our funding, we encourage parental engagement, after-school programs and entrepreneurial programs."
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With our funding, we encourage parental engagement, after-school programs and entrepreneurial programs.
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Air and marine programs and intelligence and operations programs also could be restructured.
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The president plans to expand apprenticeship programs and accreditation for vocational training programs.
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This is the old, controversial "programs for the poor are poor programs" argument.
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These programs tend to be more technocratic and complex than direct government programs.
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And then the 13-3 programs with the Fed are broad-based programs.
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"We can make our own programs [or buy programs] from 20th," he said.
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Still, the Obama administration's menu of "evidence-based programs" includes three abstinence programs.
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Still, the Obama administration's menu of "evidence-based programs" included three abstinence programs.
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It is happening on all types of programs, from religious to police programs.
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And, much like frequent-flier programs, most cruise ship companies feature loyalty programs.
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Experience with any other compliance software programs such as order management systems, e-mail review and retention programs, and other portfolio and risk monitoring programs are helpful.
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We operate plans where we provide health services like diabetes management programs, low-back pain programs, coronary disease programs, employers dealing with productivity challenges from that standpoint.
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And it's not just programs that target the youngest kids, but also programs that target kids in their teenage years or certain types of college access programs.
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And fixing commercial space programs, intelligence space programs, the US Geological Survey space program.
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Math intervention programs and expanded recruitment and training programs for STEM teachers can help.
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We're coming out with things like weight loss programs or sleep and anxiety programs.
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Those include programs that offer tax credits for donations to private-school scholarship programs.
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Another 85033,000 were enrolled in graduate programs, and 65,000 were in non-degree programs.
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These programs, while great, should be reflected in the larger programs such as launch.
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However, the budget would eliminate or cut 25.83 programs including two staple programs in public schools that provide teacher training and after-school programs to low-income children.
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"There have been some very good results with sectoral training programs," said Dan Bloom, director of employment programs at MDRC, a nationwide organization that studies and evaluates social programs.
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He also noted that a number of programs are being started across the company, including training programs for future leaders, mentoring programs and unconscious bias training for all employees.
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But that means cutting these programs — and what we know now, after the repeal debacle, is that people like all these programs, even the means-tested programs like Medicaid.
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We enrolled in PhD programs, law school, med school, architecture school, education master's programs, MBAs.
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Third, surveys suggest that many anti-hunger programs, especially child nutrition programs, enjoy broad support.
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Mulching programs Most cities offer programs that will turn your de-tinseled tree into mulch.
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Most existing programs can't absorb that much money, so there's pressure to launch new programs.
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"Policy makers and programs can consider this product as an option in menstrual health programs."
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Nowhere in the world has robust programs in altruistic programs in concert with paid donation.
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Almost all of them offer specialized programs that go beyond traditional comprehensive sex education programs.
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It's a model already used by other membership-style programs, including American Express' cardholder programs.
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Today, 33 states have medical cannabis programs, and 11 states have recreational, adult-use programs.
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But these are all top, top, and top programs, not top, middle, and bottom programs.
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Plus, the business programs (and most graduate programs) in Europe are only a year long!
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It will require expanding programs, creating new programs, and running demand response much more frequently.
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Bloomberg has also promised to invest in apprenticeship programs and streamline federal technical training programs.
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The new plan puts money to Pentagon programs, including multiple military aircraft programs, at risk.
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"We're now rapidly moving those on through our own programs and partnership programs," he adds.
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Other safety net programs Trump's budget also takes a whack at many safety net programs.
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More money for homeless shelters, more money for youth programs, more cash for food programs.
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Promoting the general welfare encompasses programs maintaining standards of living like public housing and transfer programs, public health initiatives, economic programs and government-run businesses like post offices and hospitals.
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Experience with any other compliance software programs such as order management systems, e-mail review and retention programs, and other portfolio and risk monitoring programs are helpful but not critical.
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The Bronx has a strong network of syringe exchange programs, opioid overdose prevention programs and opioid treatment programs that offer medication-assisted treatment for opioid addiction with methadone and buprenorphine.
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About 24.82 percent is for health-related programs and another 24.4 percent for human services programs.
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Universal programs are the way to defuse the zero-sum competition created by narrowly targeted programs.
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Some wellness programs are simple: They offer discounts to gyms or access to weight loss programs.
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The programs that some of the things he's cutting are programs that have been bipartisan consensus.
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Is there a secret ingredient that protects some targeted programs from the vulnerability of "poor programs"?
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Meanwhile, the number of tax-credit scholarship programs has nearly tripled, from eight programs to 85033.
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In the long-term, those nuclear programs can reduce the costs associated with developing military programs.
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"When you call these programs entitlement programs, it's an insult to every senior citizen," she said.
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The largest umbrella organization for wilderness programs is the National Association of Therapeutic Schools and Programs.
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These programs, [along with] city- and privately-funded programs, have helped translate blank walls into canvases.
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It analyzed nightly news programs and Sunday morning political programs on ABC, CBS, NBC, and Fox.
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But what broke my heart was the disparity between the boys' programs and the girls' programs.
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Several states, including Pennsylvania, already have state tax credit programs in place for funding scholarship programs.
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Programs for gender-based violence remain the least funded of all refugee programs, Ms. Hassan said.
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Prioritize fossil fuel programs The proposal outlines how several government departments are focusing resources and time on fossil fuel programs, largely at the expense of renewable energy and climate change programs.
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The preschool programs offered nationwide through programs like Head Start probably have effects, even sizable ones, but they don't get the results that we saw in the most promising pilot programs.
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According to representatives from the women's health group, the budget would prevent Planned Parenthood from participating in any federal programs, not just Medicaid, meaning a whole host of federal programs -- including HIV prevention, DC breast and cervical cancer screening programs and STD and infertility prevention programs.
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With a 4-tuner Fire TV Recast, you can either: Record up to 4 programs at once;Watch up to 1 live and 1 recorded program on different devices, while recording up to 303 other programs in the background;Watch up to 2 recorded programs on different devices, while recording up to 4 programs in the background; ORWatch up to 2 live programs on different devices at once while recording up to 2 other programs in the background.
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"While the State Bar has opened a path to accredit on-line schools … the State Bar will only accredit JD programs, including on-line JD programs and hybrid programs," the spokesperson said.
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The bill requires the DoJ to assess all federal inmates' risks of recidivism and assign them to proper programs, including work and education programs, drug rehabilitation, job training, and faith-based programs.
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Funding would also be cut for international climate change programs and climate change research and partnership programs.
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"The states that have enacted these programs are committed to the programs that they've legislated," she said.
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Other food programs including the USDA's Child Nutrition Programs will also run out of funding in February.
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He targeted programs for cuts across the board, including programs supported by both Democrats and fellow Republicans.
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These programs include: Targeting these programs doesn't close Planned Parenthood clinics or make them stop providing abortions.
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Trusted Traveler Programs include Global Entry, as well as several other programs including NEXUS, SENTRI, and FAST.
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The funding will be distributed across a range of programs, including both existing programs and new initiatives.
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The paradox is the comprehensive programs are effective in promoting abstinence, while abstinence-only programs are not.
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To do that, policymakers should fund only those programs that actually work and defund programs that don't.
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Seventeen states implemented cuts to their K-22019 education programs, and eleven states cut public assistance programs.
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Chances are, you are confused about your credit card rewards, frequent flyer programs and hotel loyalty programs.
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As universities learned to reframe their affirmative-action programs as diversity programs, students learned to believe them.
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Over 40 degree programs and 60 certificate programs at the University are directly aligned with industry competencies.
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The researchers suggest that mentoring programs by current inventors or internship programs could have the desired effects.
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Unlike many social programs, these programs do not allocate money based simply on formulas or promised results.
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Amex has 22 transfer partners — 19 airline programs, and three hotel programs — that you can work with.
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"Henry Hopkins, who was a special assistant to FDR, did everything from ... lease programs ... the WPA programs."
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Once known as "batterer programs," these programs have been around since the 1980s, but remain hugely controversial.
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"It's better not to have special programs for women because they [become] the 'women's programs'," she says.
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But graduation rates are significantly lower at two-year programs than they are at four-year programs.
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Unlike microfinance programs, which don't work very well, graduation programs don't demand repayment of the initial grants.
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Lottery profits support higher education, scholarships, K-12 programs and community education programs, the lottery commission said.
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She listed preschool, summer school, after-school programs and literacy programs as those that should be expanded.
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Finally, there seems to be no integration of federal student aid programs and various federal welfare programs.
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These programs let outsiders compromise mobile devices by sending errant information through loopholes in these communication programs.
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But typically, the computer programs are written by graduate students, often abandoned after they finish their programs.
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While Kalamazoo's and other community-based programs include four-year college options, most state programs do not.
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Medicaid programs use prior approval programs to negotiate additional discounts over and above the Rebate program discount.
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Social safety net programs, aside from the big entitlement programs for retirees, would also be hit hard.
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We're hiring the right people to support these programs, and the number of programs is greatly increasing.
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Trump demolished these people, too, vowing a long list of spending programs and preservation of entitlement programs.
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The economists' experiments typically compare participants in anti-poverty programs with peers without access to the programs.
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Disability programs are particularly ripe for reform, as are food assistance, housing and public health insurance programs.
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Harvard had 14 number one programs — including in Accounting, Business and Medicine — and 34 top-10 programs.
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This logic holds true in the vast majority of federal programs, except the federal student loan programs.
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Universal preschool programs, for example, improve reading scores for low-income students, while targeted programs do not.
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"We are no longer going to measure compassion by the number of programs or the number of people on those programs, but the number of people we help get off of those programs," he said, arguing that it is actually compassionate to cut government spending on inefficient programs.
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House Bill 2875, sponsored by the Oregon House Committee on Revenue, would use the additional funds for several programs, including the Oregon Military Department, primary school reading programs, and alternative high school programs.
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While programs are typically not permitted to read data from other programs, a malicious program can exploit Meltdown and Spectre to get hold of secrets stored in the memory of other running programs.
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Spending on international affairs programs at the State Department and elsewhere would fall by 32 percent, environmental and natural resource programs by 21 percent, and community and regional development programs by 37 percent.
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Other ways the programs remained close: Some companies applied to both programs and were simultaneously accepted to both.
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The budget also would eliminate entire programs, such as $403 million in health professionals and nursing training programs.
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We are ongoing payments to creators, and have membership benefits programs and rewards programs, or access to things.
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In that same timeframe, accelerator programs have also exploded, from just two to over a thousand programs globally.
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Some argue that CBE programs are insufficiently differentiated from traditional online degree programs in the minds of students.
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There are also 26 subsidy programs for China and 19 subsidy programs for Mexico, according to the agency.
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Evidence suggests that compliance increases with access to counsel, legal information programs, case management programs, and community support.
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The new administration can cancel programs like the new land based missile and air launched cruise missile programs.
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All of a sudden, diversion programs popped up, alternatives to jail time began, programs and treatment centers abounded.
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While the evaluation assessed the programs for adults and dislocated workers, it did not assess programs for youth.
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Programs such as Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid and a slew of anti-poverty programs are also not affected.
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Some schools are cutting liberal arts programs while adding engineering and business programs for increasingly career-focused students.
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More investments in human needs programs could have been made if Congress gave these programs their fair share.
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It means embarking on new spending programs only if those programs can be implemented without causing excessive inflation.
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It's possible to turn this function off for individual programs, as well as enable it for other programs.
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How to disable startup programs in Windows 10You can also disable startup programs via the Task Manager. 1.
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Now called the National Registry of Evidence-based Programs and Practices (NREPP), the website screens programs for effectiveness.
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The guidelines set the standards for school lunch programs and SNAP, and influence education and public health programs.
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Generally, legislators should fund programs or functions specified in the Constitution first, and then programs authorized in statute.
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The latest draft calls for formal criminal prosecutions, truth-telling and reconciliation programs, reparations payments and amnesty programs.
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The legislation seeks to improve oversight of mental health programs and creates a range of new grant programs.
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To take only one example, Obama's EPA diverted $160 million from Clean Air Act programs to climate programs.
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Steyer proposes to expand "retirement security programs," but it is unclear which programs this proposal would affect. ***Mr.
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Suspended programs include hypersonic strike weapons, missile defense programs, and new fighters, ships, and vehicles across the services.
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Local senior programs could offer guidance on free and reduced-cost programs, including counseling for burned-out caregivers.
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Universal programs have a large constituency to defend them, but poor people are much less politically active, meaning that "programs for the poor are poor programs" and thus are routinely cut, or even eliminated.
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The regulations apply to both donation and tax credit programs created in response to Trump's tax law and similarly structured programs created before the law was enacted — such as programs in red states where taxpayers can receive state tax credits for donating to programs that provide scholarships to private schools.
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Given these proposed cuts, especially to programs that have been producing tangible results, a way forward includes building on programs that allow us to move away from traditional aid, programs that build economies, allow countries to feed themselves and invest in future generations—programs that were slated to be cut.
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JPMorgan (JPM) said in a press release that the new "data-driven investment" will be used in four ways: Loan programs for small business, job training programs, access to affordable housing and financial health programs.
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Here's the breakdown: Education: ~$16.7 billion State general funds: $2.5 billion Social programs: $1.3 billion Retailer commission: $6 billion Administrative fees: ~$6 billion State programs for "problem gamblers:" $20 million Other government programs: $1.7 billion
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Cabello ended her acceptance speech by pledging to raise $250,000 for the organization, specifically for its programs for refugees of conflict, children in poverty, children's health and education programs, and programs that support gender equality.
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Four years ago, policymakers consolidated some conservation programs and created new programs in the farm bill to streamline efforts and try new methods of working with farmers and conservation organizations that help implement the programs.
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A 2014 study found that outpatient substance use disorder treatment programs can be just as effective as inpatient programs.
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Researchers examined data on the six largest independent charities offering patient assistance programs through 274 different disease-specific programs.
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The money has paid for marijuana-related law enforcement programs, substance abuse programs, school construction, and other capital projects.
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Annual earnings at failing cosmetology programs averages out to about $250,250 a year; at programs that pass, it's $256,19903.
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Europe has 4% more cities with #bikesharing programs than Asia, Asia has 1,20153% more bicycles in public use programs!
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Stop programs loading at startupWindows launches several programs at startup, so that they're instantly available when you need them.
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In other nations, we operate plans where we sell individual programs where individuals opt out of the social programs.
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Already, NASA's human exploration programs suck up $4 billion each year, and there's little money leftover for other programs.
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Summers are incredibly important and summer programs, especially summer programs for kids from low-income families are really important.
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That money was directed to state programs focused on treatment and prevention efforts, rather than insurance programs like Medicaid.
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EDA's grant programs are duplicative of other economic development programs within the Federal Government and State and local efforts.
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First, the evaluation assessed the performance of job-training programs that are very similar to the programs administered today.
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We spend far more on entitlement programs for senior citizens than we pay for education and child welfare programs.
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These new programs join the existing programs for companies that focus on migration, storage, DevOps, security and big data.
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"We're working on far fewer programs and the probability of success on those programs is going up," Pangalos said.
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Cuts to these programs would be devastating for low-income older adults who depend on these programs for food.
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And third, much of the revenue goes to "consumer-benefit programs," including energy-efficiency programs and direct bill assistance.
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There's a long tradition of computer programs being designed to be compatible with other programs created by third parties.
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Graduation programs dodge a lot of the problems identified above that make most programs with a training component fail.
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That's how most workers' insurance programs operate, and that's how most paid parental leave programs across the world work.
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That's how most workers insurance programs operate, and that's how most paid parental leave programs across the world work.
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When schools close, localities will need help to provide meal programs to students and child-care programs to parents.
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It eviscerates funding primarily to college-access programs on the grounds that these programs have not proven their effectiveness.
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In the immediate years following, colleges cut 12% of foreign-language degree programs, double that of all degree programs.
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Today, as a result of ObamaCare, some state programs have added able-bodied individuals without dependents to their programs.
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Though the programs said they used other treatment methods, Eitan felt the programs were hostile to questions about them.
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WHETHER IT'S 73(k) PROGRAMS, WHETHER ITS BOND PROGRAMS THERES A WHOLE ASSORTMENT, THERES A HUGE CORPORATE CLIENT BASE.
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The number covers the Pentagon and non-Pentagon defense programs such as the Department of Energy's nuclear weapons programs.
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While the federal government has started grant programs to fund this model, such programs are few and far between.
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So I think there are good programs for outreach, for minorities, for women, as well as many other programs.
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If, for example, you compare universal social insurance programs that are tied to work to means-tested programs that are tied to work, like the earned income tax credit, you'd have to come to the conclusion that in recent decades, the means-tested programs have done much better politically than the universal programs.
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The administration again called for slashing job training and placement programs, proposing a $1.2 billion reduction in training and employment service programs and a nearly $400 million cut from Job Corps programs for at-risk youth.
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In a recent study of Head Start programs where children make greater learning gains, Ashley LiBetti and I also found that one thing these programs had in common was that they offer full-school-day programs.
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The administration also wants to take $63 million from the National Institutes of Health, $4.8 million from Children and Families Services Programs, $4.2 million from Aging and Disability programs and $5.2 million from various CDC programs.
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Since the issuance of the 2013 Cole Memo over fifteen states created medical cannabis programs or provided significant updates to existing programs, ensuring that their programs comply with federal guidelines through legislative amendments and regulatory actions.
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She emphasized that these programs are not simply work programs, but include community service and education and job training options.
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The project also offers multiple artist residency programs, temporary shelter for single mothers, and after school and public art programs.
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You can find more U.S.-based programs here, as well as a wide range of international programs and initiatives here.
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Some Medicaid programs have thought about ending dental coverage to pay for Harvoni There's no easy answer for Medicaid programs.
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As these programs have matured, these firms have recognized the long-run value of engaging the alumni of their programs.
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These programs provide students 2 years of free tuition at participating state community colleges, associate-degree programs and vocational schools.
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"Because these programs are negotiated and implemented separately, we strive to also keep communication around these programs separate," it said.
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Russian and American nuclear weapons modernization programs and growing Chinese, Pakistani, Indian, and North Korean atomic programs are also worrisome.
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As youth programs such as Pop Warner feed fewer students into school programs, high schools experience shortages on the gridiron.
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A summary published in 2015 of national programs offered in federal prisons doesn't include any programs focused primarily on art.
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Second, CMS and state Medicaid programs should consider supporting beneficiary access to evidence-based falls prevention programs in the community.
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The budget also seeks to eliminate climate change prevention programs, and cut pledged funding to the United Nations' related programs.
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They also argue that programs such as the charter school and voucher programs especially benefit families in low-income communities.
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Of the 167 programs we tracked, 2023 programs, or more than 80 percent, have experienced cuts between 2010 and 2017.
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Any agreement on North Korea's weapons programs should achieve three objectives in relations to Pyongyang's chemical and biological weapons programs.
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It puts money toward school voucher programs and proposes $85033 trillion worth of cuts to government programs over a decade.
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Recent evaluations show that reading programs using volunteer tutors are an effective, low-cost alternative to other, more expensive programs.
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Somehow we can't make sure that there are summer programs for your children, and after school programs for your children.
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In education, we fund charter schools, we fund programs that go into traditional public schools, we fund after school programs.
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In addition to its core programs, which provide deworming and clean water, it tries to incubate and scale new programs.
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Moreover, success in cutting discretionary programs will help to build fiscal credibility and support needed to tackle entitlement programs next.
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English-language programs are certainly of educational value, but such overseas programs promote American bubbles abroad, rather than international exchanges.
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They hope to to find resources to run 20 direct service programs and 20 affiliate programs by the year 2020.
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Rabbi Panken added programs in entrepreneurialism, nonprofit management and education, and linked the campuses through technology and online learning programs.
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The majority of children on these programs are low-income, and the impact of these programs has been overwhelmingly positive.
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But without sports programs that typically attract high viewership and ad prices, broadcasters could increase the pricing for entertainment programs.
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Government has welfare programs to serve the poor and they have programs like 143 savings accounts to subsidize the rich.
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U.S. News & World Report assessed nearly 215,500 distance education programs in order to calculate which online programs are the best.
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Canada scrapped one of its main investor-visa programs in 2014, but there are other programs available for wealthy foreigners.
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Farm bill conservation programs have worked well, so well that demand to participate in the programs is now exceeding supply.
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They're more likely to attend Jewish programs than residents of other Pittsburgh neighborhoods -- probably because the programs are all nearby.
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Early ill-defined STEM programs succeed to the degree that they get students into still more ill-defined STEM programs.
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A large percentage of graduates from the first programs are staying on and some are now helping run subsequent programs.
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But unlike costs in other federal programs, these costs do not represent any new investment in the student aid programs.
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They can preserve and increase funding for programs that address housing affordability, including FHA multifamily loan programs, CDBG and HOME.
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The council also organized 33 farmers' markets, began environmental education programs in 15 schools and promoted early wastepaper recycling programs.
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Among the programs funded by state grants are five programs aimed at reducing infant mortality rates, sexual assault services, breast and cervical cancer prevention programs, the minority HIV/AIDS initiative, and the sexually transmitted disease control program.
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General Motors' 3703,000 opportunities includes all of its internships, apprenticeship programs, support of vocational training programs, and continuing education programs, including one it started two years ago for people returning to the workforce after taking a break.
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This is why she founded PeerLift, a student-run nonprofit organization and online platform that connects high schoolers to six different categories of opportunities: scholarships, summer programs, internships, study abroad programs, awards, and college fly-in programs.
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Proactive programs for ensuring access to food and local shelter/daycare options for students who rely on schools to do this and emergency programs for sick leave for parents are examples of such programs that promote equity.
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Perhaps one reason why young people aren't entering into these technical programs that will place them in a job-market filled with openings is a perception that these programs are less admired than four-year university programs.
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"If, for example, you compare universal social insurance programs that are tied to work to means-tested programs that are tied to work, like the earned income tax credit, you'd have to come to the conclusion that in recent decades, the means-tested programs have done much better politically than the universal programs," Greenstein says.
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And to see the consumption of programs on Hulu, even programs that were launched on FX, programs that were launched on ABC and on Freeform, and you look at the audience, there's a whole other audience out there.
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But it could mean the difference between funding some local programs and leaving those programs out of the annual budget, as Democratic legislators push Brown to spend more of the state's expected $85033 billion surplus on social programs.
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The 2628st CLCC program also provides the platform for tens of thousands of programs across the country to offer nutritious afterschool suppers and snacks — more than 28503,22019 afterschool programs participated in the Afterschool Nutrition Programs in October 2016.
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While there are hundreds of programs to choose from, the vast majority of programs have barriers to entry, handicapping small businesses.
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After the bill's passage, colleges and universities dramatically scaled back postsecondary programs in prison — dropping to just eight programs by 1997.
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While employers show great interest in physical proximity, they're less interested in engaging with online programs and graduates of such programs.
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Average earnings for many Corinthian programs, which offered certificates in programs like medical assisting and criminal justice, often hover around $20,000.
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He also said the bill boosts investment into rural broadband programs and programs that provide internet access to low-income people.
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Now, we do need antipoverty programs, you can't have free enterprise programs without them, but not as a way of life.
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She said that while the organization offers programs for all youths, its Cub and Boy Scout programs are specifically for boys.
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Those programs include the huge health-care programs of Medicare and Medicaid, which combined have more than 110 million people enrolled.
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More cosmetology programs faced the possibility of closure than any other industry — more than the next three most vulnerable programs combined.
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Some of that investment could come through grant programs dedicated to the crisis or new safety net programs for addiction treatment.
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When it comes to entitlement programs it is cruel and unusual punishment to withdraw those programs before you provide an alternative.
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They include deep cuts to climate change programs, including initiatives to track and reduce carbon emissions and climate science research programs.
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Among those children, 5.7 million attend formal child care programs, such as centers, school-based programs, or licensed family child care.
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There's all these groups at Facebook, at Google, at LinkedIn, and they talk about their wisdom programs and their mindfulness programs.
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Both stores offer membership programs that reward shoppers for spending with points programs, grant them special access to promotions, and more.
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During the agency's successful 1990s, my colleagues and I delivered extensive leadership development, customer service programs and other need-based programs.
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At that time, 53 percent of Americans supported affirmative action programs for women and 47 percent supported the programs for minorities.
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Broad bans on marketing products and services could stop reading programs from recommending books, or math programs from suggesting supplementary lessons.
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These programs expired on September 30, despite the fact that both programs are broadly popular, successful, and supported by both parties.
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Salesforce offers programs including "Fearless Teaming" (which focuses on psychological safety), as well as programs on unconscious bias and inclusive leadership.
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Instead, these programs have been proven to reduce the spread of blood-borne infections and connect people to drug treatment programs.
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In addition to a garden and fitness classes, we have a variety of art programs, workshops, job trainings, and entrepreneurial programs.
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We have programs, but I think the programs need to be louder and we need to bring more attention to them.
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"For most programs — and most companies that have attended programs — it's way too early to talk about exits," Professor Hochberg said.
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Food stamps and other federal nutritional programs are considered mandatory programs but still require Congress to renew the funding every year.
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For people who are already eligible for Medicaid and other programs, our default should be for those programs to cover them.
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After repeated studies of technical, vocational, and business skills training programs, most programs do not have positive impacts, especially on men.
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You ask them if they're getting disability support, and tell them about the different supports available — federal programs, provincial programs, etc.
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Exhibitions, education programs, public programs, and even the books being published by museums do not reflect the demographics of this country.
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There's a lot at stake in that: our emerging infections program, state block grant program, immunization programs, infectious disease control programs.
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"It's very difficult to get the concept across that I like those programs, I think we like those programs," Carson said.
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The highly selective school is known for its strong science, technology and engineering programs, as well as its successful athletics programs.
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When mandatory programs such as Medicare and Social Security programs were signed into law, there were several workers to every beneficiary.
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This right includes the ability to opt out of programs, including government programs, whereby citizens choose their privacy above all else.
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Candidate Obama's listeners longed for policies and programs that reflected the changing world (they got many of these policies and programs).
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Local governments and the judiciary should establish restorative justice programs that address community justice matters, including programs that address serious offenses.
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The "NBC Nightly News," several CNN programs, and several MSNBC programs led with the possibly imminent Mueller report on Thursday evening.
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More people in Medicare Advantage and programs like it could mean more opportunities to create innovative healthcare programs that really work.
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That the programs that benefit good, hard-working white people are worthwhile, while the programs that benefit "others" are a waste?
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The President has proposed such changes for mental health programs as well as support for programs that utilize court-ordered treatment.
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That means we had to look at what programs we were going to cut and what programs we're going to keep.
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State and local governments can help by expanding drug takeback programs and getting the word out on programs that already exist.
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While programs such as LEED may seem well-intentioned, conservatives don't judge programs on their intentions — they judge them on results.
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It has channeled funding for teen pregnancy prevention programs and family planning grants into programs that emphasize sexual abstinence over contraception.
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And other programs focused on child nutrition, including school lunch and breakfast programs, will continue operating into February, the department said.
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As subsequent studies have found, many programs don't scale, and promising small-scale preschool programs seem particularly vulnerable to that shortcoming.
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Programs and agencies transferred to the Department included the nuclear weapons programs of the Atomic Energy Commission; the power reactor programs of the U.S. Navy; the power marketing administrations of the Department of the Interior; building energy efficiency from the Department of Housing and Urban Development; and the electricity and gas regulatory programs of the Federal Power Commission.
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With a 24-tuner Fire TV Recast, you can either: Record up to 603 programs at once,Watch up to 260 live and 230 recorded program on different devices, while recording another;Watch up to 22019 recorded programs on different devices, while recording 2 programs in the background; ORWatch up to 2 live programs on different devices at once.
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Krebs and her colleagues evaluated 67 studies that considered more than 12,000 patients and evaluated the effectiveness of various ways to reduce narcotic pain management, including buprenorphine-assisted programs, behavioral therapy programs, ketamine-assisted dose reduction programs, acupuncture and interdisciplinary pain management programs that incorporate physical or occupational therapies along with behavioral therapies such as counseling and exercise.
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These include school programs, such as Life Skills Training, that teach students personal coping skills, social skills and drug-resistance skills; family programs, such as Strengthening Families, that improve family communications, problem-solving and perspective-taking skills; and community programs, such as Communities That Care, that mobilize communities to use proven prevention programs matched to community needs.
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USDA's spending in 2017 is projected to total just over $150 billion, with 83 percent of the amount going for mandatory programs such as crop insurance, SNAP food assistance programs, research, as well as farm commodity and trade programs.
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"The shelters and the missions here, they give food and clothes to draw people in to get the services to that help people get on their feet -- like drug programs, alcohol programs, domestic violence program, job programs," Joseph said.
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When combined with free programs like Malwarebytes Anti-Malware (which detects Trojan horse programs, spyware and more) and Malwarebytes Anti-Exploit (which shields many popular browsers from web-based attacks), the built-in Windows security programs may be enough.
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State agencies that oversee drug and alcohol services and federal grant programs that fund prevention and treatment programs have increasingly tied their funding to programs that are evidence-based and rely on NREPP to help them make those determinations.
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Abstinence-only proponents are trying to hide the facts by rebranding the same failed programs Conceding that the case against abstinence-only-until-marriage programs has gained traction, these programs' most ardent proponents gave their efforts a complete makeover.
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The revenue from Colorado's marijuana tax funds several public education programs, as well as health and human services programs throughout the state.
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The administration also wants cuts for some social safety-net programs, but not the large entitlement programs for retirees, the Times said.
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His work meant he was intimately familiar with USAID and its programs, and he knew many of the people in the programs.
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The government limits the services both programs can purchase and, as we'll see, often produces or reprices the services both programs purchase.
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Some advanced espionage programs attributed to the United States used digital certificates that were stolen from Taiwanese companies, though not full programs.
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The American Bar Association does not accredit non-JD programs as it does JD programs, nor does it oversee fully online schools.
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Though most major tech companies promote positive diversity programs, employees must be on board with those programs for them to be effective.
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"The problem is there aren't enough quality, free programs out there," said Brandy McNeil, the library's associate director of technology training programs.
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At Corinthian's Everest College, for example, certificate programs cost five or ten times as much as comparable programs at community colleges. Sen.
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And that could inform the need for specific programs that help LGBTQ+ people get out of poverty, such as work training programs.
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The zero-emissions credit, the nuclear credit program, the renewable energy credit program, RPS programs — there are hundreds of these state programs.
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Sprung-Keyser told me that for this reason, they like to emphasize averages of different programs' effects, not just individual programs' evaluations.
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Cuts may be seen by programs including Title I services for low-income students, career and technical education, and work-study programs.
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It makes clear that spending for nearly one-third of the budget would be fundamentally rearranged from domestic programs to defense programs.
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Aetna also collected more premiums from Medicare, Medicaid and other government programs than commercial, job-based programs for the second straight quarter.
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The health center has ramped up its fundraising to help expand programs and fund programs to assist its predominantly low-income patients.
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Programs that exceed these levels would be at risk of losing their ability to participate in taxpayer-funded federal student aid programs.
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This initiative should also include technical training programs for high school graduates and retraining programs for individuals who are out of work.
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Certain HIV/AIDS programs will shift funds to provide more substance abuse treatment to people who are already elegiible for these programs.
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But these programs should be critiqued, better alternatives developed and the budgetary costs of the improved programs incorporated into the discretionary totals.
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These files essentially act as programs—sometimes they're tiny, simple programs (as below), but they can also wind up being huge projects.
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Consequently, vital professional development, such as induction programs for new educators and mentoring programs with veteran teachers, are on the chopping block.
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The school prioritizes programs geared specifically to the local population, including an Ag Prep career pathway as well as English Learner programs.
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Also, look at federal or state programs and loan programs from the VA, FHA, and other government loans if you are eligible.
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For example, Trump could provide financial incentives for universities to develop affirmative action programs to put more American students in graduate programs.
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One potential sticking point is a disagreement over how much to increase funding levels for defense programs compared to nondefense domestic programs.
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But there are a few programs excluded from the discount, including the nurse practitioner program and other programs in the health sciences.
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Rental assistance programs During the current fiscal year, HUD is assisting 4.5 million families with their rent through a variety of programs.
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Alabama and Mississippi have also seen tremendous progress using in-prison programs designed to reduce recidivism and diversion programs to address addiction.
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Antivirus programs and other security programs often upload files to a security firm's server in the course of analyzing them for threats.
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He opposes government programs that he says encourage "dependency," and he has been fiercely critical of housing programs intended to end segregation.
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Software programs like Crossfire or Crossword Compiler allow you to create and manage word lists, which are basically dictionaries for the programs.
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And we're willing to do whatever it takes, working with these assistance programs, working with the Federal Reserve and the Treasury programs.
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Not only did those programs draw large audiences but they also provided free promotion for NBC's midseason programs that premiered in January.
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Just 13 states and Washington, DC, have voucher programs at all, and most of those programs only apply to students with disabilities.
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He also retired as the director of programs overseeing the referee, coach and management programs at American Youth Soccer Organization in Torrance.
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"While our programs are not 'job placement' programs, they help thousands of yoga practitioners every year," said Mr. Kufel in a statement.
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Those "negative factors" include accepting common tax credits and other welfare programs, like food stamps, transit assistance and health programs for children.
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It would also mean that "My Brother's Keeper" and similar programs would include at-risk girls in their educational and mentorship programs.
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State policymakers have also massively scaled-up school vouchers and voucher-like programs such as education savings account programs across the country.
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The Paris Agreement on climate change would be repudiated; federal programs to support clean energy would be replaced by programs boosting coal.
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Money derived from census data totals about $3.2 billion in Alaska, funding health programs, local clinics and education programs like Head Start.
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The franchise will invite more East Bay school children to its science and technology programs and expand its free flag football programs.
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No new tax programs were made to accommodate Foxconn at the federal level, although existing tax programs were used, the official said.
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Many credit card rewards programs and frequent flyer programs let you earn tons of bonus points by shopping online at everyday retailers.
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The class will also run in a variety of extra-curricular programs and programs for at risk youth in addition to schools.
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The organization would expand to 221 programs in 2260 states and 80 programs in 21 countries and make its headquarters in Massachusetts.
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Several programs have been suspended or shut down; other hospitals have merged their programs with larger ones to achieve more consistent results.
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Biden "also will encourage localities to create eviction diversion programs, including mediation, payment plans, and financial literacy education programs," his campaign said.
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Giving colleges an incentive to enroll students in programs that lead to high-paying jobs may result in more well-designed programs.
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Around 2660% of undergraduate students nationwide are enrolled in certificate and associate's degree programs, and 256% are enrolled in bachelor's degree programs.
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Whether it's been through USAID programs like Farmer-to-Farmer, educational programs like Fulbright scholarships, or volunteer activities like the Peace Corps.
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All programs in the Top 100 list offer some opportunity to get hired — an important factor for any student researching internship programs.
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Exemptions have been extended to Ryan White HIV/AIDS Programs, Indian Tribes, and other state and federal programs – but not nonprofit charities.
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Although patients currently receiving experimental care will remain in these programs, new patients will not be able to enroll in experimental programs.
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Banks currently buy points sold by loyalty programs such as frequent flyer programs as part of co-branded credit card portfolio deals.
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This could leave states with strong environmental programs supported by the public at a competitive disadvantage compared to states with weak programs.
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But the program would also allow states the flexibility to fund other programs, like apprenticeship, dual enrollment, after-school and remedial programs.
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Some Republicans have long sought to chip away funding for these welfare programs, like Medicaid, farm subsidies, food stamps, and veterans programs.
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He also wants to expand the county's drug courts and diversion programs — programs that he claims McCulloch 'has never been committed to.
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But Trump's rule slashed all aid for U.S. global health assistance, including funding for HIV programs and maternal and child health programs.
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Other programs aim to help children address rather than avoid their fears, though some are for older children and offer overnight programs.
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A recent Pearson study of 190 institutions of higher education found that non-credit training courses or programs were the most popular alternative credential offered at schools (70%), followed by non-credit certificate programs (63%) and graduate credit certificate programs (61%).
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The money is aimed "to develop the police force and justice system, community-level violence prevention programs, job and life-skills programs for at-risk youth, providing services at domestic violence assistance centers, and literacy and vocational education programs," he said.
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President Trump's proposed $54 billion cut to non-defense programs will inevitably impact important nutrition programs for older adults, such as the Older Americans Act nutrition programs, the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), and the Commodity Supplemental Food Program (CSFP).
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The department proposed to take over adult and unemployed worker programs run by the Labor Department, and to redirect the funding for those programs to federal Pell grants so that unemployed workers can enroll in higher education and vocational programs.
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Indeed, most of these programs are not so much free tuition programs as they are grants to cover last-dollar costs, or the remaining amount in tuition and fees not already paid for through other federal and state aid programs.
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Among programs that got reduced funding this year, 45 percent of statewide programs and two-thirds of regional programs said it is "somewhat or very likely" they will have to limit the territory their program will serve, according to the survey.
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The education budget calls for cutting about $9 billion, or 13 percent of the department's funding, from about 20 programs, including the Special Olympics for students with disabilities, after-school programs for low-income students and programs for gifted students.
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The idea that folding a patchwork of smaller programs into a single universal program represents "dismantling" those programs — much less giving Republicans permission to dismantle those programs — flies in the face of basically every Democratic attempt to expand social insurance ever.
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These programs are on the rise, but without a centralized leader, the disparity between programs is vast — and some opportunities are seemingly squandered.
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As they execute, programs (C and C++ programs, in particular) should be deallocating all of the memory they allocate as they actually run.
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Graduate departments in science and engineering reported that international student applications for many programs declined by 20 to 30 percent for 2017 programs.
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He sees great margins once 2U's programs are up and running, especially from programs where they offer the same degree through multiple schools.
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Also, check out your company's wellness programs, where you may be able to get a discount on gym memberships or weight management programs.
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While heavily-depended on programs like crop insurance aren't impacted, funding for 39 other programs was cut off when the current bill expired.
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The programs would be replaced with federal "Right to Rise" grants for states, allowing them each to fund programs developed to address poverty.
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"We find those to be the most effective way to deliver these programs and cost-effective way to deliver these programs," Jakicic said.
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Other Federal Agencies whose primary mission is national security implement similar programs and are better equipped to support the objective of these programs.
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It also makes drastic cuts to environmental protection programs, agriculture and a host of other programs that senators say go too far. Sen.
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Simply publishing programs, budgets, and evaluations together would dramatically improve what we know about which programs are working well and which are not.
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"Now we have one approved therapy, Strimvelis, we have three late-stage clinical programs and a further three clinical stage programs," Rothera said.
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He also could develop outreach programs in the executive branch that would help pave the way for new Republican healthcare programs and policies.
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The report, based on the New York Fed's consumer credit data, urged programs to assist with enrollment and educate borrowers on repayment programs.
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The case centers around an API developed by Java and owned by Oracle, which allows outside programs to easily interact with Java programs.
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People were really hopeful, they hoped these programs would be implemented soon, but this decision ultimately means that the programs will remain blocked.
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"It is a niche program, but now all programs are niche programs, unless you're 'The Good Doctor' or something like that," he said.
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More than half of those surveyed said they are befuddled by frequent flyer programs, followed by hotel loyalty programs and credit card rewards.
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CMS authorized Ryan White HIV/AIDS Programs, Indian Tribes, and other state and federal programs to provide financial assistance – but not charitable organizations.
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Criticizing the United States and our programs -- including counterterrorism ones -- will likely become more pronounced under Khan, despite ongoing US civilian assistance programs.
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"We are no longer going to measure compassion by the number of programs or number of people on those programs," Mulvaney told reporters.
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Critics argue the public charge rule, though, skews the debate over broader public assistance programs to lower support for the otherwise popular programs.
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It makes school-day, school-year programs the default expectation for Head Start, but one from which programs can be exempt as needed.
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Other alternatives include home visiting programs, mobile mental health vans, tele-therapy, and embedding maternal mental health services in other early childhood programs.
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"We really got into church programs, any recovery programs, anything we could find to meet new people and make new friends," he said.
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As a result of prior increases in the set-aside, SBIR programs have grown at a much faster rate than other research programs.
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"Schools that have school meal programs -- and strong school meal programs -- have kids with higher test scores and greater achievement results," he said.
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In effect, instead, Harris' bill would fund the expansion of before- and after-school programs as well as programs during the summer break.
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Pruitt also indicated multiple times that the end goals of environmental programs could still be achieved even if those programs were completely eliminated.
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Free-college programs must be designed around the needs of such students if these programs are to help those who need it most.
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Forty states have passed legislation authorizing pilot programs, and 19 of those states have active programs, cultivating and researching hemp under the guidelines.
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In 143, the Government Accountability Office compiled a report on wilderness therapy and residential treatment programs, concluding that these programs were dangerously underregulated.
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In every story you'll ever read about these programs, there is a sentence introducing the reader to the very existence of these programs.
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Most family medicine programs lack abortion training, and even a third of OB/GYN residency programs fail to train doctors to perform abortions.
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But without randomized, controlled experiments comparing online mentorship programs with conventional classrooms, how can we verify and reproduce Bloom's results with these programs?
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Shifting programs to new agencies also runs into opposition from congressional committees that are loath to give up their jurisdiction over these programs.
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"Clearly, reducing incident infections will require programs to reduce transmission during intravenous drug use, such as needle-exchange or other programs," they wrote.
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We don't merely need training programs for niche populations or circumstances, expensive and short executive-education programs or brief excursions like TED talks.
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Another 17 percent of the programs were for metabolic, endocrine or genetic diseases; infectious disease treatment accounted for another 15 percent of programs.
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Those who cite compassion and human decency as reasons to keep the programs have apparently never looked into how these programs actually operate.
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Mr. Christie has called criticism of the economic development programs "political assassination," saying that the programs saved thousands of jobs in the state.
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These programs range from capacity-building in sensitive hotspots like Iraq and Ukraine to National Guard exchange programs in Tonga and the Bahamas.
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There are far too many duplicative programs with and across departments — programs that have failed to achieve results, yet continue to receive funding.
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All of the programs hosted by the aforementioned were cancelled in 2015 as the network pivoted back to more relatively traditional news programs.
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From national to local morning new programs, daytime talk shows, late night entertainment outlets to game shows, programs are being taped without audiences.
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You can make substantial gains in means-tested programs — think of things like EITC— for less cost than expansions in universal programs, often.
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They explain how Olin's name got attached to so many centers and programs — and how those centers and programs actually affect all Americans.
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Humans using these programs need to constantly ask, "Why am I getting these results?" and check the output of these programs for bias.
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Most of the major programs for the poor are mandatory spending programs, and so they're not part of the skinny budget: Medicaid, SNAP/food stamps, the Earned Income Tax Credit, Supplemental Security Income, and other programs that help low-income Americans get by.
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The document is expected to look only at one narrow piece of the budget: "discretionary" programs that are subject to renewal every year and not the massive "entitlement" programs such as the Social Security retirement program and the Medicare and Medicaid health programs.
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Under our bill, the types of training that would qualify for the 20 percent investment tax credit include apprenticeship programs, classes conducted through career and technical education programs, and programs operated by an employer through a trade association, industry partnership or labor organization.
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Notably, the company also says it will commit $10 million to new diversity programs and "continue our investment in programs like Launch Pad, VR for Good, Amplified New Voices, and new programs like the Diverse Filmmakers Project," with that last one launching today.
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The document is expected to look only at one narrow piece of the budget: "discretionary" programs that are subject to renewal every year and not so-called entitlement programs such as the Social Security retirement program and the Medicare and Medicaid health programs.
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" One US official said those programs include education programs for Cameroonian officers focused on professionalization and peacekeeping as well as continuing to support "select counterterrorism and maritime security programs that have been evaluated to have low risk of diversion to the Anglophone region.
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AND THAT ACTUALLY FITS EXACTLY WHAT CIGNA DOES AS A SERVICE PROVIDER, SO NOT AN AOS CLAIMS ADMINISTRATOR BUT AS A SERVICE PROVIDER OF CLINICAL PROGRAMS, BEHAVIORAL PROGRAMS, PHARMACY PROGRAMS, ET CETERA, SO WE SEE MORE OPPORTUNITY THAN NOT IN THE CHANGE.
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Domestic and international development groups face proposed deep cuts in federal funds, and so do social programs that include meals for older adults, work-study programs for college students, programs to help homeless veterans and support for the arts and public broadcasting.
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After school and summer programs 21st Century Community Learning Centers provide before and after school and summer programs for children in low-income communities.
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In addition to creating more thoughtful hiring strategies, HR departments can think about more strategic employee engagement programs and building more thorough referral programs.
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Evidence Action expects some of the programs it incubates to fail, and will keep investing in the other programs with a better track record.
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And due to Congress making the effort to review programs, it will ensure that necessary programs are reauthorized, or in some cases even improved.
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It offers chapter programs and training programs like the Wizard Activist School, which helps fans develop skills regarding conflict-resolution, engagement, and event-planning.
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This money would fund new police training programs focused on regulating pot in the state, and leftover funds will go to existing government programs.
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