What platforms are we going to create for people in those circumstances to be able to provide for retirement, to be able to provide for their own health care.
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"If I am not working I can't provide for myself."
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We want to be able to provide for our children.
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They fund programs which provide for instruction, mentoring and resources.
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He's made more than enough to provide for his family.
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Worldwide, forests provide for a huge diversity of animal life.
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He aims to provide for and help raise his children.
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I may have to provide for them my entire life.
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"I should be able to provide for you," Shannon lamented.
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I'm worried about affording food to provide for my family.
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Provide for protective equipment needs, such as masks and gloves.
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We could provide for the needs of everyone, in style.
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She has no job and a child to provide for.
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His wife also was unable to provide for the children.
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Our Constitution requires government to provide for a common defense.
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"They hoped [Chowdhury] would provide for the family," said Quaiyum.
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Ira Peskowitz filed docs in Palm Beach County, Florida saying the 14-year-old's a celebrity who can provide for herself, so he shouldn't have to fork $1,100 a month to provide for her.
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As Democrats, we want to give them every opportunity to thrive, inform them of their Title IX rights, and provide for women just like we want to provide for every human being in this country.
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The Special Counsel regulations provide for the report to remain confidential.
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She teaches them how to work and provide for their families.
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Is he going to be able to provide for his kids?
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"I'm a single mother who wants to provide for my children."
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These are people that are coming to provide for their families.
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As farmers, they once had sufficient food to provide for themselves.
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They also provide for continuous building-wide service without random disruption.
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There are, or should be, legal mechanisms to provide for both.
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What if you're too splash-happy to ever provide for children?
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Some are single mothers who struggled to provide for their children.
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This subsection does not explicitly provide for a mens rea provision.
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Maryland today uses taxpayer dollars to provide for the cross' upkeep.
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Revenue growth and margin support should provide for solid FCF generation.
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Am I ethically obligated to provide for my sibling upon release?
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They just want to make money to provide for their families.
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I don't have a family that I need to provide for.
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And another, "I'm Grown," expresses his desire to provide for himself.
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Existing EU rules already provide for state support in exceptional circumstances.
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Teach them to provide for their families — by caring for them.
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My husband is sick and he cannot provide for our family.
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Congress has a constitutional mandate to provide for the common defense.
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"In the immediate term this means working with and pressing South Sudan's leadership to provide for security in Juba, to safeguard freedom of movement and to provide for unfettered humanitarian access," she told the council meeting.
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I know what they want to provide for themselves and their kids.
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I as a mother will do anything to provide for my babies.
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She had bills to pay and a young daughter to provide for.
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"This is precisely the flexibility that our rules provide for," he said.
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Most of what I provide for my celebrity clients is custom made.
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This is a business, and she has a child to provide for.
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Because the truth is, he did provide for me — willingly and unwillingly.
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Students internalize a reality that with determination, they can provide for themselves.
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Castile, 32, had cared for Reynolds' daughter and helped provide for them.
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Several states have already enacted statutes to provide for healthcare choice compacts.
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Twenty-two health clinics provide for millions of patient visits a year.
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How is the government going to provide for the refugees already here?
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His brother was struggling to provide for his wife and four children.
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"I can't provide for my family because I can't farm," said Abdulkadir.
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The organization helps provide for foster children, including matching them with families.
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She is proud that she can provide for her children and grandchildren.
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Revenue growth and relatively stable margins should provide for solid FCF generation.
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What kind of tools do you provide for them in the lab?
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I had a newborn and was trying to provide for my child.
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Blind and unable to provide for a family, his hopes were dashed.
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And it's not a service they're about to provide for one another.
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But the contract terms do already provide for access to patient data.
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The universe seemed already provisioned to provide for human needs and wants.
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"(She) worked very hard to provide for her three kids," he said.
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Shame for being unable to provide for those who relied on me.
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He eventually quit high school so he could provide for his family.
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You work as one to go out and provide for the community.
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She is suing the club for failing to provide for her safety.
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At issue is how much money the budget should provide for detention.
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Real divestment begins with a trial and continues forward with moves to takeover extractive companies, wind them down, provide for their workers, provide for the communities they've extracted labor and resources from, and make amends with the Earth.
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Mothers often see (prostitution) as a last resort to provide for their children.
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Nothing about our shared goal to provide for these heroes is remotely partisan.
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After that, my mom did absolutely everything she could to provide for us.
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Also, she had no job and no way to provide for her son.
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But I have a family of four that I have to provide for.
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But I have a family of four that I have to provide for.
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But he was also at work a lot, trying to provide for us.
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" He said: "These are people that are coming to provide for their families.
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On such an island, the elderly have no way to provide for themselves.
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Her husband had just died and she needed to provide for five children.
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And we've got enough vaccine to provide for everyone in the United States.
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We were trying to acquire money fast to provide for the unexpected demand.
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His father spoke little English; his grandmother was helpless to provide for him.
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"We asked if there was anything they could provide for him," Rodin says.
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And there is also new legislation to provide for greater access to treatment.
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He felt that the Government was saying that he couldn't provide for himself.
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The bill would provide for retrofitting one million units of federally-owned housing.
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However, the relief they provide for my sensitive skin is worth the cost.
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Luckily, there are several donut purveyors who are happy to provide for us.
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We will continue to enforce that provide for clean air and clean water.
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Is there a sense of responsibility as educators to provide for your students?
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"It's like a cigarette settlement that doesn't provide for lung cancer," Smith said.
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Children as young as six begin fighting to help provide for their families.
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The opportunities that so many families are working to provide for their kids.
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Within a week she'd announced that Michigan Medicaid would provide for free testing.
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"The Apple Watch now can provide for you an electrocardiogram [EKG]," he explains.
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One motive for doing so was to provide for a disabled adult son.
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That's the kind of experience that I want to provide for my audience.
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If she was going to provide for him, she would need a job.
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They provide for a sentence that is from 19 to 13 years, roughly.
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For example, 88 percent of private plans did not provide for maternity care.
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Having her debt forgiven reinforced her belief that God would provide for her.
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They struggle to get an education so they can provide for their families.
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What reasons does the article provide for his electoral strength in those states?
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And as the only boy, Branwell was expected to provide for his sisters.
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Many people on the assembly line, he said, have to provide for children.
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Yergin said the nomination would provide for an "interesting" confirmation hearing on Capitol Hill.
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She repeatedly stressed that her parents worked hard to provide for their three girls.
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I'm trying to create a tree, an empire that can provide for my family.
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He said he works a second job in order to provide for his family.
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Many provide for their households, either by themselves or with a lower-earning partner.
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"I've been able to have a nice life, provide for my family," Perez said.
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Many (living) people would feel wronged if they could not provide for their children.
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She said the additional pay allows her to better provide for her three kids.
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GoPro — and its impending new hardware — is uniquely suited to provide for those customers.
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They want better coverage (which the AHCA does not provide) for less money (nooooooope).
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About 2 million Uzbeks work abroad, mostly in Russia, to provide for their families.
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I feel more able to provide for myself and kids because of my experience.
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Denham's rule would provide for debate and votes on four different immigration-related bills.
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Second, this legislation will provide for the development and maintenance of cybersecurity best practices.
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If this is how you treat your phone, can you provide for another person?
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States, for example, have no obligation to provide for appeals in child-custody cases.
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CHIP, too, is an extraordinarily cost-effective way to provide for our children's future.
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Host countries often bar them from working, meaning that families cannot provide for themselves.
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Existing interior finishes were stripped and reconstructed to provide for a more unfinished look.
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But just knowing I could provide for them now makes me feel good though.
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And it will decide how much more emergency funding to provide for hurricane relief.
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The difference: all of these more comprehensive statutes provide for public notice and comment.
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It does provide for the removal of a president for high crimes and misdemeanors.
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I sacrificed to provide for them—to make money—but got lost in it.
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And that essentially gives us more leverage and helps us provide for our families.
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I often get letters saying the media must now provide for solidarity and unity.
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Please don't assume someone will take charge of them and provide for their needs.
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Now 29, he has a daughter he wants to support and help provide for.
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There's some light care you'll need to provide for your pokémon while they explore.
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There's some light care you'll need to provide for your pokémon while they explore.
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Gang members, not a mom who is working hard to provide for her kids.
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He was proud that he could provide for his family, even without an education.
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DNC debate managers clearly didn't provide for what to do with late-announcing candidates.
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He's lost, but he knows he must go on and provide for his family.
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He had left Ecuador to provide for his family and things were looking up.
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His wife left him, and he struggled to provide for his two young children.
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The cafe will not only provide for the Frenchies' owners, but for the pooches, too.
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"I had nothing to offer my children, I could not provide for them," she said.
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So I had to do something to provide for them and be here for them.
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Yet the Declaration and Constitution weren&apost written to make government provide for public safety.
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For Moana, that's longing to set sail across the ocean and provide for her village.
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Birgfeld, known by friends as a "supermom," juggled several jobs to provide for her kids.
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"And I thought GM would be the way to provide for my family," Smith said.
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But she needed to provide for her children, who then were just entering their teens.
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After giving birth to her daughter, Debbie was stumped about how to provide for her.
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That whole generation of earners lost their pride and ability to provide for their families.
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A part any sort of freedom is self-sufficiency, being able to provide for yourself.
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We need to find a way that we can provide for this issue right now.
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"I didn't ever want to rely on a man to provide for me," says Handler.
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To provide for pedestrian and bicyclist safety, Secretary Chao will need to take specific action.
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"All those provide for natural ways of creating more engagement with a patient," says Schadt.
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I derived joy and a sense of purpose from my ability to provide for others.
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They trust that rental income and family solidarity will provide for them in old age.
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In the US, they have power, they have money, and they provide for their families.
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The 17th Amendment changed this to provide for Senators being elected by the popular vote.
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It all makes me want to cook, to provide for others, to make things nice.
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For example, a father and mother wish to provide for their child who has schizophrenia.
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The program is not designed to provide for a lot of what is in there.
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The brick exterior and retro sign provide for a nostalgic experience that feels uniquely Midwestern.
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" Fact check- the next report will "provide for a more transparent and data-driven process.
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So our mission of doing business and doing well is really to provide for others.
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But "New Rules" is different: it's a song about what we can provide for ourselves.
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But the community is able to provide for its members because of their successful businesses.
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"Thus, investing in small funds, regardless of age, may provide for superior and sustainable returns."
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"The Constitution doesn't provide for a vote of the American public on this," said Rep.
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I could see why he would want to do that to provide for his family.
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She took on retail jobs to provide for herself, her parents and her daughter, Angelie.
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She was there up to six days a week, just to provide for her daughter.
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"Their preference is to provide for the collective good through private institutions," said Professor Nesbit.
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Even if the Stafford Act did provide for mandatory quarantines, it would likely be unconstitutional.
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We have a responsibility to provide for our kids now and 100 years from now.
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Mr. Trump's budget would provide for a 22012 percent increase from $7623 billion in 2762.
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Still a child, she was sent into the silk mills to provide for the family.
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The document says the agreement should provide for "balanced and reciprocal market access" for services.
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Isn't his job to help provide for the well-being of the people of Nevada?
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This funding will provide for better broadband that will help power the American economy forward.
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It would provide for the admission of the State of Washington, DC, into the Union.
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Imagine you're a single parent trying to provide for your family on the minimum wage.
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What reasons does the article provide for why he did so well in those states?
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"The purpose of the amendment is to provide for the election of senators," he explained.
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In addition, selling the house to provide for our daughter's education would leave me homeless.
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Rites of passage My immigrant father worked hard to provide for me and my mother.
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There are many different reasons they might adjust the service they provide for a particular woman.
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He'd acquired his nickname by selling Eagles jerseys in sports bars to provide for his family.
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Aetna doesn't ask employees to confirm information they provide for the voluntary program, a spokesperson said.
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These ladies work their butts off to provide for their families and you gave them nothing.
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Sure, no one wants prospective immigrants who cannot provide for themselves to obtain a green card.
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They also recognize these funds will help Brian provide for himself when they no longer can.
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But is that an efficiency that the innovation will provide for the benefit of the consumers?
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"Mansion taxes are one way for states to provide for their long-term future," she said.
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Don't assume parents who have children taken away are forever unable to provide for those children.
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It would also provide for training, maintenance, new cars, ambulances and buses, communications equipment and clothing.
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But Yardeni believes Yellen's approach will provide for a long, rocky relationship between hikes and stocks.
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But you have a child, and that is your primary responsibility, to provide for that child.
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Mohammad, a newly-arrived Syrian refugee who wants to work hard and provide for his family.
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Between the two of them, they have a full house with eight children to provide for.
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When individuals, communities and countries are able to provide for themselves, stability and peace typically follow.
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On taxes, your freedom to provide for your family without the IRS beating down your door.
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We want to be able to provide for our children, pay our mortgages and continue farming.
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"Our laws are specifically designed to provide for due process for individuals fleeing persecution," she added.
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The electoral commission says the rules do not provide for a national recount under any circumstances.
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They said they were unable to provide for their families because of Venezuela's ongoing economic crisis.
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They exhibit what Suzman calls "an unyielding confidence" that their environment will provide for their needs.
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The utility's fundamental legal obligation "was to plan and provide for future needs," the governor wrote.
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But Hatcher always made sure that she could pay her bills and provide for her daughter.
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By 2030, China could provide for about a third of its own gas needs, EIA projects.
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All the ETF did was provide for a more orderly mechanism of implementing the price discovery.
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The policies do provide for a hotline parents can call, in theory, to locate their children.
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But we grade the states on the freedom their legal and regulatory frameworks provide for business.
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Turkey's amended 85033 constitution should be adjusted to provide for individual freedom of speech and expression.
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Nearly all GVROs provide for the removal of a person's firearms without ever giving them notice.
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Relevant Executive Orders provide for sanctions against those who provide financial support to U.S.-designated persons.
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I knew that I could not afford, emotionally or financially, to provide for another human being.
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" Bartsch puts it more simply: "People will go to extreme lengths to provide for their family.
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Like other governments around the world, Canada faces a challenge to provide for its aging population.
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For many parents, the pressure is on to provide for their children — their financial future. 2.
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But their biggest appeal seems to be the convenience they provide for online orders and alterations.
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Parents need to buy life insurance early on to provide for children over their life expectancy.
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It's about being able to provide for their families and put food on their own tables.
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My family worked together to ensure that Mario and Silvio could provide for their own needs.
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"He was somebody that loved his family dearly and was working hard to provide for them."
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How was I going to provide for a baby if my husband, our primary breadwinner, died?
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"He did sell drugs to provide for his family as a young teen dad," she said.
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It is the duty of the president to protect and provide for the citizens he represents.
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Fish stocks are depleting and he can no longer provide for his wife and two children.
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He (or she) does for himself rather than waiting for the government to provide for him.
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Bidding documents provide for two investment models – build-own-operate and build-operate-transfer, it said.
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To be able to give her and provide for her fills me with such an accomplishment.
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"Men tend to value money and feel more pressure to provide for a family," Bohlsen said.
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"For 2016, the standards we have identified provide for significant increases over past levels," she said.
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But Castro insisted the communist system he put in place can provide for the island's citizens.
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These outlaws are trying to provide for their families and strike back against larger financial injustice.
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However, at certain points in history, tariffs did provide for a vast majority of government funding.
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He wanted to leave to find a good job where he could provide for his family.
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They risk their lives daily in order to provide for their families or pay off debts.
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I helped my family and my mother a lot more; I was able to provide for them.
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In more traditional convertible debt, it is possible to provide for voluntary note conversion under specific circumstances.
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School board, it's time to provide the help and services you've neglected to provide for a year!
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The scale, diversification and laddered leasing within KIM's portfolio provide for generally durable cash flows from operations.
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Show effort, pray about it and have the drive to be able to provide for your family.
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Migrante International, an alliance of Filipino migrant organizations, doubted the government could provide for those who return.
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Government's responsibility to provide for the common defense is written explicitly in the preamble of our constitution.
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Not because you're trying to cheat the system, but because you're trying to provide for your family.
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I would like to provide for someone and be generous and not have to moan and groan.
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But we feel we should be able to price it for the value it'll provide for patients.
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He works hard to provide for our family, and to be the best dad in the world.
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They basically have the sense that the government's responsibility to provide for the common good is gone.
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IFRS 9, which comes into force on January 23st, obliges them to provide for expected losses instead.
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For millions of women, a job is an opportunity to work hard and provide for their families.
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What we've added into the mix has been significant expansion of what we provide for higher education.
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All I ever wanted was to make music with a positive message and provide for my mum.
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Once detained, there is very good reason to provide for swift, yet fair, justice for ISIS fighters.
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In a constitution that does not provide for proportional representation, parties need not be mentioned at all.
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And I wanted to finish college and provide for my siblings and give us a better life.
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Along with wanting to advance the sound of music, we also have to provide for our family.
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We should pay tribute to the women who get up every day and provide for their children.
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"The profits from this little shop is what I used to provide for my children," he says.
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Many other migrants said they were escaping violence or searching for work to provide for their families.
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Additional points could be awarded to contract proposals that provide, for example, on-highway electric charging stations.
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With two children to worry about and provide for, perhaps he had little time for protracted mourning.
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The UAE's existing insolvency law does not provide for the rehabilitation of distressed companies through creditor agreements.
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Some used to work on the streets of Kabul selling chewing gum to provide for their families.
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But what if there was not enough funds available for a charity to provide for your family.
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Everyone deserves to be safe, healthy and free to pursue their dreams and provide for their families.
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I ask myself, then try to provide for her—some love, some softness, some words of affirmation.
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Her sons dropped out of school to work as child farm laborers and provide for the family.
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That spectrum was allocated in part to provide for the intelligent transportation systems envisioned at the time.
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This would provide for our most vulnerable citizens to receive free health care from a local doctor.
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Each of these bills involves man's best friend, and both provide for an underserved segment of America.
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And accordingly, federal law does not provide for quarantines of individuals who remain within a single state.
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Republicans argued there was little new information that Bolton could provide for the case Democrats had made.
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New trade agreements will be negotiated that provide for the interests of US workers and companies first.
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"Hasbro can look at the opportunities they provide for women in the company, versus men," Gould said.
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How can I provide for my nephew and other close family and friends who feel like family?
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The organizers named the gathering Joy for what they hoped it would provide for people in mourning.
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He thinks the world's resources could provide for humanity many times over—something I also agree with.
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I want to have a stable family and be able to provide for the people I love.
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In the once prosperous nation, people now find themselves unable to provide for their most basic needs.
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In 1925, Ms. Benchley was recently divorced and looking for a job to provide for her son.
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Ms. Rivera said her brother's work ethic came from a desire to provide for his son, Andrew.
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Avoid exposure to the Corona Virus and still provide for your family in such an amazing way.
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The government says small businesses are also encouraged to set up and provide for the new estates.
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Growing up in Detroit, he remembers his own father working blue-collar jobs to provide for him.
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Bottom line, there is no actual agreement to provide for the protection of IP at this time.
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Jibo didn't see that far ahead, but it did provide for a future at the 11th hour.
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At 2192, he thought a new country would give him opportunities to provide for his 250 children.
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But Wall-E persists, collecting trash and doing any small part to provide for the greater good.
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I can imagine Asaka's song "Mama Will Provide," for instance, bringing down the house on Tony night.
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It also highlighted the benefits she said her "Medicare for All" proposal would provide for disabled people.
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When parents can&apost provide for the safety of their own children, they start to fight back.
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Then again, he's merely a father trying to provide for his family and satisfy an impatient buyer.
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At age 0003, the future entrepreneur was forced to leave high school to provide for her family.
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True, procurement regulations provide for waivers and other means of working around the DoD's formal acquisition system.
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It comes down to the fact that I have to pay bills and provide for my family.
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She says she plans to work for as long as possible, trying to provide for her baby.
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Unfortunately, the original legislation to implement the program did not provide for its use on tribal lands.
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She sold crafts and worked part-time in customer service jobs to help provide for her children.
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These are also items many would assume the Department of Corrections would provide for incarcerated people themselves.
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On Election Day, unsuccessful candidates peaceably accept the outcome and provide for an orderly transfer of power.
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The law said that as a parent, she had to provide for her daughter's health and care.
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Their ancient way of life could certainly provide for some unique minigames—camel racing and falconry, anyone?
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Vance's politics are neither here nor there, except for the vantage point they provide for Elegy itself.
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While many organizations are covering global warming, none of them are putting that in terms of what that means for a local subsistence fisherman, or a local hunter, and how that's going to affect what they can ... provide for their family or how they provide for their family.
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He receives an additional $35 a month from a New York City program to provide for service dogs.
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He's being a man in doing what he needs to do to provide for himself and his family.
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"But quite frankly, I think they have the capacity to provide for security at these facilities without us."
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The ILO said in these nations, wages were frequently insufficient to cover workers' needs or provide for families.
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The attorney general's regulations provide for appointment of outside "special counsel" by the attorney general in certain circumstances.
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Older dads are also more likely to have more stable jobs and resources to provide for those children.
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Not only does she enjoy her work, she is finally able to provide for her children and family.
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Some were struggling to make ends meets and to provide for their children's future, hence the tuition program.
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Thirty years from now, we'll need to feed, clothe, shelter, and otherwise provide for 2 billion more people.
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Together we can contribute to humanizing our global society and provide for security and prosperity for our citizens.
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Every three hours, around the clock, I logged sessions with my hospital pump to provide for my preemie.
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The US is under strict obligation under international law to accept and provide for refugees and asylum-seekers.
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He has a son he wants to provide for and not a lot of Challenges left in him.
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"He is currently hospitalized in a coma and is unable to provide for his personal needs," Ward said.
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Kachingwe was forced to beg, borrow, and barter whatever she could to provide for herself and her son.
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Forget the trauma that comes from not being able to provide for yourself, let alone wooing your partner.
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Unable to provide for her, Robert's grandmother agreed to an arranged marriage for the then-15-year-old.
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For example, the European Globalisation Adjustment Fund doesn't provide for any temporary relief; it just funds retraining programmes.
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A GoFundMe page has been set up to provide for their daughters, which has raised more than $65,000.
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There are legitimate reasons for Japan to, well, provide for its self-defense the best way it can.
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He speaks to them about the importance of receiving an education to provide for their families and community.
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Not least—and this spells trouble for the future—he has signally failed to provide for his succession.
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Unlike the parliamentary systems that provide for one-party rule, our system is based on checks and balances.
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The proposal would provide for a congressional review process if the executive branch eases current sanctions on Russia.
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Most software platforms provide for automated updates, but blockchains remain notable exceptions because update procedures are typically centralized.
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It would ensure that they remain free to continue caring for elderly people who cannot provide for themselves.
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We want a tax system that ensures that all Americans contribute fairly to provide for the public welfare.
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Our lawmakers have no right to take away their tools to provide for the families they already have.
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The legislation under consideration would also provide for damages for generic companies denied access to brand name drugs.
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The contract terms provide for the launch of the first train of the project in 2023, Novatek said.
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Bidding documents provide for two investment models – build-own-operate (BOO) and build-operate-transfer (BOOT), it said.
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Sure, Reginae may take some things for granted about her parents' ability and willingness to provide for her.
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As the oldest son, Dahab felt responsible to try and find a way to provide for his family.
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When you read our nation's Constitution, you read that our duty is to provide for the common defense.
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Growth was affected by the heavy discounts that Uber continues to provide for shared rides, Mr. Khosrowshahi said.
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Setting an example Imported fossil fuels currently provide for 97% of Morocco's energy need, the World Bank says.
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Somewhere in the U.S., there's a single mother who works two jobs to provide for her young child.
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Obama bluntly urged nations like the United Kingdom to boost military spending to provide for their own defense.
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"We cannot adequately provide for the needs of our children by simply cutting services and programs," he said.
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"#ThatMexicanThing my dad working as a cook & in landscaping to provide for his family," tweeted Mario Peregrino (@mario_peregrino).
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All efforts continue to be directed to provide for the restoration of devolved government as soon as possible.
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In Afghanistan, "real men" can be narrowly defined by their ability to provide for and protect their families.
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People with minor records would better be able to provide for their families and contribute to their communities.
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In that way, I think we all do take care of each other and provide for each other.
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Although she was unable to make it to America, Celia is still determined to provide for her family.
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Just as WeWork has begun to provide for larger enterprise companies, Industrious is also seeing the industry evolve.
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Medicaid began in 1853 as a way to provide for poor children, their mothers, and people with disabilities.
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"Bureaucrats in D.C. don't know how to provide for an education like a parent can," Mr. Roth said.
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But perhaps most amazing of all was that Harden found time to provide for his teammates as well.
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The kinds of shops that provide for the daily needs of middle-class occupants have been pushed out.
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Ms. Wilson feels her grandmother's presence as she tries to provide for her daughter and further her education.
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He couldn't provide for his family, and he had lost his entire investment that day at the well.
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Most of his money goes into a trust ... which typically would provide for the surviving spouse and children.
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Why should he not be able to provide for his parents what the Einstein Melania did for hers?
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Red, purple and blue states are now passing laws that provide for the reasonable accommodation of pregnant workers.
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Gilberto Ysaias started thinking about leaving Honduras when he couldn't produce enough crops to provide for his family.
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"We all need to provide for our collective wellbeing so that we are prepared to meet the future."
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Doubts are rising about how much help the Republican-led White House and Congress can provide for businesses.
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If a company fails to do that, FTC rules provide for penalties of up to $43,280 per violation.
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In its early phases, Karma founders had to figure out what service the app should provide for users.
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She looked so tired and ragged all the time because she was busy working to provide for me.
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Conflict makes it impossible for them to provide for themselves, forcing them to live with their in laws.
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What other benefits might the horse patrol program provide for the horses, the inmates or the United States?
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" In Alaska, the constitution establishes that "the legislature shall provide for the promotion and protection of public health.
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She&aposs also proud of the quality of the jobs she&aposs able to provide for her employees.
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Under the agreement, banks will have to fully provide for unsecured loans three years after they turn bad.
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These programs are designed to provide for those in extreme poverty; work is supposed to relieve such poverty.
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As consistent with our notion of people who are ready to work hard to provide for their families.
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Not all runners enjoy the zero-drop feel, though it does provide for a more natural run style.
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The lawyer-blacksmith was still no knight or lord, of course, but he could provide for his family.
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They also need to help realistically provide for the future that clients want for themselves and their families.
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Mr. Zugasti owned a family printing company for two decades, which enabled him to provide for his family.
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Yet despite the benefits overnight visitation can provide for families and society, the practice is constantly under attack.
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The income he makes from the farm is supposed to provide for the 11 people in his family.
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NASA has a moral obligation to provide for lifetime health care coverage for retired astronauts NASA has the moral obligation to provide for lifetime health care for all illnesses, said Jeffrey Kahn, chairman of the ethics committee at the National Academies of Sciences that issued the 2014 report, at the hearing.
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He is simply trying to provide for himself and those close to him while staying true to his calling.
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Be wishing that people career fail and fall not knowing how they going to provide for their family next.
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What one never saw was my drive professionally to continue to provide for my kids and advance my career.
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"They provide more for her there -- more safety -- than I could provide for her here (at home)," she said.
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As I have said before, people feel good about themselves when they can work and provide for their families.
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The new European law allows for some services under some conditions to be provide for free or more cheaply.
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I watched him work day to day, provide for our household and coach my uncles and cousins into adulthood.
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The tax incentives we provide for single business transactions are usual and typical and have been operational for decades.
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All of them have failed to recognize the opportunity that bed-based outfits provide for extreme comfort and style.
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They were instructed to hand over everything they owned and told the church would provide for their earthly needs.
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On top of coping with the tragedy, Childs was working at the restaurant to provide for his baby son.
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Neymar was supposed to provide for the young men's side firepower similar to what Marta brings the women's team.
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"It will go into our savings to provide for the needs of us as we die off," she said.
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They made it up without my permission, but I took accountability out of desperation to provide for my family.
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"Our philosophy is simple: provide for the community, cook our food from scratch, and do it properly," says Suhr.
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The money he makes from attending tournaments across the country helps him provide for himself and his loved ones.
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Additionally, Trump could provide for a new NAFTA that is open to accepting members beyond just Canada and Mexico.
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My grandmother didn't have an American education and had to work twice as hard to provide for her family.
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The criteria include exemplifying qualities of sacrificial love and overcoming major obstacles to provide for a child and others.
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So, though they are cute, you have to think a long way down the road to provide for them.
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This makes it very difficult for them to provide for their families, repay restitution, or make child support payments.
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His father, Dr. José Pinto, a retired medical scientist, relied on his university pension to provide for the family.
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The new measure would provide for an unbiased third party to advise local county school boards hearing such challenges.
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The default settings for the privacy settings certainly do not currently provide for 'privacy by default' (GDPR Art 25).
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They save for their own pensions, but many have not contributed long enough to provide for a tolerable retirement.
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The discharge petition covers Denham's proposed rule, which would provide for debate and votes on four different DACA bills.
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It also would provide a legal basis for challenging policies that provide for different pay for men and women.
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But many Democrats on Capitol Hill argue the USMCA doesn't provide for enforcement of the agreed-to labor standards.
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It would ensure Washington could provide for its own defense without having to go through a state level government.
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The states cannot provide for their citizens because Washington is dictating, through Medicaid, how the state spends its money.
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Authorizations simply put permissions into public law; they do not provide for the funding necessary to see them through.
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Now that you've got yourself all figured out, you know how to provide for your adoring fans and partners.
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What kind of opportunities are we going to provide for our citizens, what kind of rights will Americans have?
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One of the services I provide for large winners is, I say your attorney should be the bad guy.
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Early on, I was exposed to my mom being super determined to make sure she could provide for us.
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In many cultures, young men must demonstrate that they can provide for a family before they can get married.
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Now he depends on you for survival — you have to keep his needs in mind and provide for them.
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For many, it led to increased conversations about the importance of the work that we provide for the university.
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These songs provide us with emotional coping methods that we probably would not be able to provide for ourselves.
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Soke's early departure from the party is due to his family, his children, whom he works to provide for.
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To empower people, they have to feel good about themselves and be able to provide for their own families.
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After her father is arrested by the Taliban, she disguises herself as a boy to provide for her family.
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However, German antitrust and energy regulations do not yet provide for a legal framework for this type of operations.
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He told me he works seven days a week to provide for his family here and back in Afghanistan.
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In 1925, Ms. Benchley was recently divorced and looking for a job in order to provide for her son.
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Everyone knows the politicians are corrupt, he explained, but it's excused because at least they provide for the community.
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We have a feeding program where we have nutritional supplements that we provide for many schools in West Africa.
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Canadian law does not provide for huge American-style payoffs, even if the court rules in the plaintiff's favor.
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In ten thousand businesses in thousands of cities, people work to provide for their families and serve their communities.
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First of all, it's very good for the fund management industry, as people are having to provide for themselves.
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It is a world in which, literally, the government conceives its duty to provide for what the citizens need.
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The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) would then need to provide for a comment period and respond to relevant comments.
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Access to renewable energy helps women grow their businesses, provide for their families and save both time and money.
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The project would provide for thousands of construction jobs, and it has attracted the support of several labor unions.
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"The miners stayed the course, but had to find other work to provide for their families," Raleigh told CNN.
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Lastly, the Republicans would provide for their tax credits to increase each year by inflation plus one percentage point.
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These people are removed from society, unable to provide for their families or give time to their local communities.
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The majority are hosted by poor or developing nations who cannot provide for them without assistance from rich nations.
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Belgium is joining Sweden, Norway, Iceland, Denmark and Slovenia among the nations that do not provide for any exceptions.
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Beyond that, I have the means to make a good living and provide for my family, without playing football.
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The aid shipment represents a challenge to Mr. Maduro's authority and to his ability to provide for the nation.
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She further noted the following: Still more, thousands of current contracts covering millions of workers provide for agency fees.
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My mom does not get help from the state, she works really hard to provide for me and my brother.
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"We cannot provide for the necessary rate of economic growth unless we change the structure of our economy," he said.
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"We look at what options can we provide for the customer," Walmart director of corporate communications Ragan Dickens tells Vox.
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But the fact-free world of paranoid fantasy that right-wing media provide for his followers is a bigger problem.
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The truth is, for many first-generation black wealth builders, there's a responsibility to provide for family and our friends.
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Perhaps understandably, museums want the setting they provide for their contemporary displays to be as new as the art itself.
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Like most low income people across the country, Wisconsin families want to work and be able to provide for themselves.
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Nunberg's lawyer argued that the only agreement Nunberg signed with any connection to the 2016 campaign didn't provide for arbitration.
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There's a level of service that we can provide at Harvard that we can't provide for all of the colleges.
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Moreover, all parents, not just older ones, should take steps to provide for their children in case of their deaths.
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Perhaps, then, G7 public debt is diverting unfruitful efforts to provide for the future into providing for the elderly instead.
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German law does not provide for trial in absentia, and most of the accused wisely do not travel outside Syria.
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These vendors are under strict contractual terms that provide for the highest level of confidentiality, data security, and user privacy.
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The rising prices aren't letting up, and for average Iranians, it's becoming harder than ever to provide for their families.
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They promised to provide for the infants and young children by giving them a place to live and an education.
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Stephanie is looking to Survivor as a test of her personal strength – and an opportunity to provide for her children.
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She said she had been making burial insurance payments to provide for a formal ceremony and gravesite when she dies.
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In those two examples, it would be pretty tempting to break the rules and provide for your family, wouldn't it?
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Why isn't the left outraged that there are 50 percent more children whose parents appear unable to provide for them?
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Sixty-six-year-old Faith Karauki said it had helped her provide for her family, even in the driest months.
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Anyone who works tirelessly, to provide for themselves or their families, should be able to live with dignity and respect.
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" Ramirez agrees: "There isn't scientific data that I can provide you or physical proof that I can provide for you.
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"In other words, if governments and donors build an enabling environment, people seem to find ways to provide for themselves."
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The child of Cuban immigrants, Rubio's parents worked menial jobs like bartending and hotel cleaning to provide for their children.
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A man ain't got a job and can't provide for himself can go to hell as far as I care.
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Thousands of transgender service members risked losing their pensions, health care, income, and the ability to provide for their families.
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The Trump administration and Congress will have to act to provide for housing, food, transportation, disease control and other needs.
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The world trading system, embodied in rules negotiated in the World Trade Organization, does provide for a national security exemption.
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Americans are working hard with little to no benefits, minimal flexibility, and not enough pay to provide for their families.
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The Republicans are using a budget resolution to provide for Obamacare's repeal, allowing them to act without any Democratic votes.
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"The services they provide are limited, but what they can provide for sexual health and basic care is very comprehensive."
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Data is only shared with third-party vendors for payment processing for the services we provide for earned wage access.
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Then amend the Antideficiency Act to provide for the orderly operation of government services before, during and after a shutdown.
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It also would provide for the hiring of health care workers to serve areas facing little or no hospital coverage.
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DACA recipients' hourly wages increased by 45 percent on average, making them much better able to provide for their families.
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They gave Congress the power to declare war, to raise and support armies, and to provide for the common defense.
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Or, a combination of education and experience that would provide for knowledge, skills and abilities including:• strategic and qualitative analysis.
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And what if the proposed offer made all class members whole, but did not provide for attorneys' fees and costs?
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"It's a much more sustainable way, and an economical way, to provide for high-quality drinking water," Mr. Rush said.
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Just as important, establishing and protecting these rights requires consistent, effective enforcement mechanisms that provide for meaningful accountability to consumers.
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It's for others also trying to get their homes and provide for their families, who have people depending on them.
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My destiny was to marry a wife, earn money, and provide for our children while passing down our ancient culture.
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Central bank chief Raghuram Rajan wants the banks to disclose and fully provide for all problem loans by March 2017.
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Parliament also altered the Constitution to provide for a parallel court system to deal with cases related to public administration.
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Together, Chair Yellen and I have worked to ensure a smooth leadership transition and provide for continuity in monetary policy.
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Three years ago, Yaa Serwaa and her husband were scraping by in New York to provide for their five children.
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The inserts "may be one of those things the big professional companies actually provide for their dancers," Ms. Molnar said.
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Vanessa is asking the judge to include Capri, and explains it was clearly Kobe's intent to provide for his children.
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This presents its own set of issues, but it does provide for greater churn and more opportunities for junior members.
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And his children would surely never have to witness their parents' "stoic endurance" to provide for them -- as he did.
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Serier said that when her children were young, she was divorced and focused on her career to provide for them.
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The Secret Service is struggling to pay its agents for the security they provide for Trump and his large family.
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At the core of their platforms is the belief that the political establishment has failed to provide for its people.
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Parents have a duty to provide for their young children, but the arrow of obligation is reversed when they age.
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Needing a way to provide for her sons, Maureen left the children with her parents and found work cleaning houses.
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The new rules allow for looser rules regarding fruits and vegetables served, and provide for a la carte meal options.
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When she became pregnant, she dropped out of high school and thought that Mr. Williams would provide for the family.
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Indeed, the Articles of Confederation didn't even provide for an executive, for fear of what dangerous power he might exercise.
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Married women run the risk of not having enough saved to provide for both members of the couple in retirement.
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It's hard sometimes, but I don't feel burdened — I love my mom and love that I can provide for her.
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Despite many failings, each represented an attempt to provide for due process and to hold people accountable for their crimes.
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Per our Constitution, we also expect our government to "provide for the common defense," which now includes protecting our information.
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Isolation: The abuser positions himself as being the only one who can provide for the victim's material or emotional needs.
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The thousands of miles between her and her family, she said, was a price worth paying to provide for them.
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For a policy that will replace your income to help provide for your family, you will need much more coverage.
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The American public needs to know that these people are fleeing corrupt societies where they cannot provide for their families.
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Fannie used her profits to provide for her family, but as Davis movingly shows, the proceeds allowed for something more.
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Williamson referred to undersea interconnectors — one for electricity and three for gas — which provide for around three million British homes.
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"If the city can't provide for its own residents, how can it deal with millions of foreign visitors?" he said.
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We are not aiming for an advantage, we are aiming to retain balance and to provide for our own safety.
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"Since our early beginnings, the Village Church has made it one of our top priorities not only to provide for the spiritual care of our members and guests, but also to provide for the safety of those attending any of our services, camps, community events and other activities," the Village said in a statement.
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Dellsna was a single mom who worked as a maid and at other odd jobs to provide for her seven children.
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The Committee for the Fiduciary Standard, on the other hand, still sees holes in the protections it would provide for investors.
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"We need our trust land to provide for our people," the tribe's council chairman, Cedric Cromwell, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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The officials also discussed the need for any agreement to provide for complete implementation subject to ongoing verification and effective enforcement.
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Many patients say they are ashamed to admit they cannot provide for themselves or the family, even though they are working.
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But gambling can become "morally unacceptable" when it deprives someone of the ability to provide for his family, the catechism says.
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Only to the extent that it is unable to provide for itself will it seek power from the next level up.
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The irony is that the heritability of many traits rises if states do more to provide for all their citizens equally.
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The source did not give any details on the parts that Mando could provide for the cheaper Model 0003, citing confidentiality.
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Mav is proof that men can protect and provide for their families without subscribing to overbearing and oversimplistic versions of masculinity.
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Early marriage brings early fatherhood, and with it added pressure to provide for a family, cutting short education and job opportunities.
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Later, he tells Marcus that his anger is driven by the fear of not being able to provide for his family.
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My contribution was adding employer matching contributions and pre-tax employee contributions even though the enabling legislation didn't provide for either.
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Failing that, he would seek a run-off election between him and Mr Hernández, which the constitution does not provide for.
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Her parents were adoring, supportive, financially secure — a blueprint of the future she hopes to provide for her own future kiddos.
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The concert and subsequent Swift events could also provide AT&T with original videos that might provide for lucrative advertising opportunities.
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His platform also notes the need to undo laws that limit the coverage that health care insurers can provide for abortions.
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The source did not give any details on the parts that Mando could provide for the cheaper Model 3, citing confidentiality.
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Enacting free-market solutions would go a long way in stimulating the economy and empowering parents to provide for their families.
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With a retirement age of, in effect, around 65, they have two decades or so of old age to provide for.
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An earlier version of this article incorrectly stated the amount of money that the UK government will provide for the fund.
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For example, we can provide for the denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula without retreating from our concerns about Pyongyang's gulag state.
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"The only thing is I work on a regular basis and I'm able to provide for my family even better now."
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For special-needs heirs, a trust could be set up to provide for their care for life, without disrupting current benefits.
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We should have deep admiration for the hard-work and dangerous risks a coal miner takes to provide for their family.
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"They will eat grass but they will not turn away from the path that will provide for their security," he said.
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It did feel good, though, to not have to provide for anyone else and be able to do whatever I wanted.
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Our agenda supports efforts to provide for greater opportunity and social mobility, particularly for people from disadvantaged backgrounds and difficult circumstances.
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The Constitution outlines three separate but equal branches of government, which in turn provide for a system of checks and balances.
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China has long recognized that it needs to improve its social safety net, to provide for the elderly, infirm and unemployed.
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The DC rapper said he realized that despite making mistakes, his father loved him and wanted to provide for their family.
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That repeal should provide for the elimination of the mandates on employers and individuals, and should zero out their corresponding penalties.
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As policies shift, we should certainly provide for those who lose jobs as a result and otherwise fall through the cracks.
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So it's not the question of if government being able to provide for the stimulus but really the effectiveness of it.
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It had been Zogue's idea to financially provide for me, but I found others were receptive if I proposed the idea.
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The Conservative Party argues that the country is taking in more refugees than it can provide for, but supports accepting Syrians.
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Point is, we're going mobile, and ARM has been the best positioned to provide for that future for a long time.
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I think ultimately you teach stillness by example and that's a key thing that parents have to provide for their kids.
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The most basic purpose of life insurance is to provide for someone else who is dependent on your income for survival.
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Residents are permitted to leave their homes to shop for essentials, obtain health care assistance and provide for family and friends.
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We're going to stand up and enforce the laws on the books here that provide for access to reproductive health care.
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"We want to provide for fair, for genuine, for elections with integrity, and that's why I signed the bill," Lee said.
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Because me as a mother, it makes me feel like I'm not going to be able to provide for my kids.
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"As much as he did negative things, he had certain things he did provide for me," she said in the interview.
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Private land ownership allowed them to provide for their families and generate wealth, as it has for much of human history.
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The health insurance plans tend to be stingier than those that the tech giants they serve provide for their direct employees.
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The funding bill moving through Congress also would provide for low-interest federal loans to businesses affected by a coronavirus outbreak.
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Though we may resent paying taxes, remember that they provide for things like schools and roads that make us a community.
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It's a fascinating look at the lengths a person will go to in order to survive and provide for their family.
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Each time he healed, he could go right back to the job he loved in order to provide for our family.
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The president should be required to set forth the factual and scientific basis for all determinations and provide for judicial review.
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A job he believed would provide security now barely gave him enough hours to make rent and provide for his family.
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Only seven banks had annualized sustainable finance targets greater than the amount of finance they provide for fossil fuel-related transactions.
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Once minor records are expunged, individuals can more easily find work, enabling them to provide for themselves and for their families.
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"The rule is there to provide for a need for the players," said Steve Simon, the chief executive of the WTA.
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How much money will The New York Times College Scholarship Program provide for each scholarship winner, for each year of college?
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Across generations, respondents commonly described financial success as having a sense of security and being able to provide for their family.
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So, UNRWA will continue its mandate to provide for these refugees until the countries of the world direct the agency otherwise.
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She also recommends other online experiences which may not look like social sites but provide for the same need for camaraderie.
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"We are starving here," she said, describing how she and her son Dixon Bront are struggling to provide for her grandchildren.
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"My top priority in Congress is to provide for the common defense and our men and women in uniform," said Rep.
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One approach is to consider the data that users generate as a good they own or a service they provide for fees.
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The images, taken last weekend, lay bare the failure of the Trump administration to provide for the people arriving at our border.
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"You hold those contractors accountable to provide what they said they would provide for you," said Mike Donoho, Rockport's public works director.
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Perhaps it is an agreement to consider only names from a pre-approved list that the Democrats provide for the next vacancy.
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They may cover a limited number of visits to a provider, and provide for a limited number of days in a hospital.
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After that, his mother had to fight to provide for him and his sister, working several jobs and relying on food stamps.
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"All we want is for them to stop this war and this calamity and God almighty will provide for us," he said.
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However, the final decision to commence the nuclear programme, if taken, may provide for a different programme structure or different parties involved.
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It will help stabilize hospitals across the state and provide for more than 500,000 people while creating jobs for those children's families.
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Mr. Vandemoer is determined to make amends for this mistake move on with his life and continue to provide for his family.
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"Until they do it they'll remain where they are, which is an outcast unable to provide for their own people," McDonough said.
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Increased opportunity for women to obtain an education and launch successful careers has enabled them to provide for themselves without a husband.
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They found, again and again, that the effective end of cash welfare was forcing families into desperate measures to provide for themselves.
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When Trump signed the bill that morning in the Oval Office, he boasted about the gains it would provide for all Americans.
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I'm either figuring out how to provide for them, figuring out how to say it right, figuring out all those mom things.
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"She had the ambition to be independent, to provide for her kids and family, no matter what it took," her sister wrote.
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He got a job cooking burgers at a Sonic Drive-In to provide for the two kids, who lived with their mother.
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"I could see if these people were bad criminals, but they're not, they're just trying to provide for their kids," Farley said.
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The girls dream up services they'd provide for cash: They could make meals for school children who have no food at home.
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The problem ... Angela says food, water and supplies are scarce -- and she's trying like hell to provide for her family and others.
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Reuters's sources added the March 17 cable does not explicitly provide for coordination between embassies, explaining possible differences between affected population groups.
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When another disaster strikes the poorest country in our hemisphere, Raphael and her husband will have more capacity to provide for themselves.
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The most important thing is to be with my wife and my son, and to have the ability to provide for them.
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The regulatory process, at all levels of government, should provide for increased public participation, and decisions should be based on sound data.
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While intermittent renewables like wind and solar can make good supplements, they cannot provide for the energy needs of modern society alone.
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It would be one thing if I was trying to scam someone, but I was just trying to provide for my family.
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The funding boost for the TSA would provide for 1,344 additional screeners, 50 new canine teams and new explosives trace detection systems.
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Musk addressed more near-term potential for Starship as well, including how much payload capacity Starship will provide for Earth orbital transportation.
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The recent request is in addition to information Chinese banks must provide for the central bank's quarterly risk assessment, known as MPA.
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Only when she was older did Ms. Galicia, now 22, begin to appreciate how her parents had struggled to provide for her.
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Louisianians don't need higher taxes and fewer jobs; they need to go back to work so they can provide for their families.
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By embracing any of these proposals, lawmakers would demonstrate that they take the duty to provide for a common defense quite seriously.
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In that scenario, it's best to explore other options that provide for a fixed payment schedule tied to today's current low rate.
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This liability continues to grow and the courts have affirmed that government still has a responsibility to provide for a secure facility.
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It means developing policies and mechanisms in the system that provide for better coordination and integration of care so that veterans aren't.
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U.S. aid in Africa has become a "moral hazard" absolving African regimes from responsibility to care and provide for their own people.
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They suggested a negative income tax, which would provide for the poor, the unemployed and small farmers who can barely stay afloat.
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Trump's basic argument on the Iran deal is that it does not look after American interests first, nor provide for American security.
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Remember it's not just the adult butterfly you want to provide for with a nectar-rich plant, but its caterpillars as well.
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There were always fights over money, which produced a tremendous drive in me to be able to provide for my own family.
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These "protection contracts" set wages and often do not provide for more than the minimum treatment of workers required by the law.
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It falls mostly to charities to provide for those with special needs, who often lack basic equipment like corrective glasses or wheelchairs.
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The CEO of a national association of community organizations estimated nonprofits, including faith-based groups, provide for 2628 percent of the recovery.
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Many poor parents educate their boys, rather than girls, as they believe the sons will get better jobs and provide for them.
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Bidding documents provide for two investment models – build-own-operate (BOO) and build-operate-transfer (BOOT), the ministry said in a statement.
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The President has made clear that our priority in light of that election is to provide for a seamless transition of power.
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One way may be to focus more on how getting your finances in order will help you provide for your loved ones.
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The standalone bill would also likely provide for more judges and more detention beds, according to a source familiar with the planning.
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Only a sustained and increased commitment to NIH research will win the war on coronavirus and provide for national health and security.
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With much lower oil prices, those remittances will crash and skilled workers will return, unemployed, to markets that can't provide for them.
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The House also passed a second bill over the weekend to provide for paid leave for some employees and strengthen unemployment insurance.
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Thus we need to actively develop new storytelling methods to provide for them nonpartisan information and insight about the world around us.
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I learned that he was a recent West African immigrant with a few young children, working hard to provide for his family.
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But it carried his message: He said he has been lucky, blessed with the resources necessary to provide for his own care.
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With the surge of new small high schools, it has become clear that the existing machinery to provide for sports is obsolete.
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These struggles also rub at Dan's deeper anxieties over whether he will be able to provide for his family given his disabilities.
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The Trump administration has also called for budget cuts that would put more responsibility on the states to provide for their residents.
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" He said he had learned over time "that wealth is an advantage that gives you an opportunity to provide for your family.
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Spousal and survivors benefits represented an attempt to provide for wives (and minor children) who had no work histories of their own.
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This initiative is about ensuring a healthy state for generations to come while working with the industry to provide for smarter regulation.
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"Government has a solemn responsibility to provide for the most vulnerable among us," Ms. Verma said in a morning call with reporters.
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This bill would provide for an automatic continuing resolution for any appropriations bills not completed before the end of the fiscal year.
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The Neediest Cases Fund Malaku Donald moved to the United States from Jamaica three decades ago to provide for his 2267 children.
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Creating new supply and storage will help, but ensuring equity will require that infrastructure investments simultaneously provide for all of these constituencies.
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For example, McConnell in 2017 introduced his own bill to provide for miners' health care benefits, but it did not address pensions.
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I was promised that if I worked hard, I would be able to make a good living and provide for my family.
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The OA-DSO + ACE model would provide for that kind of planning and spur the growth of a bottom-up energy system.
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Mireille was left struggling to provide for her three young boys, when she was approached by a man who offered to help.
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It also damages community morale, as thousands of gainfully employed factory workers find themselves unable to provide for themselves and their families.
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I can tell you that what I see here is just men and women that are trying to provide for their children.
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With a few exceptions, like Britain, most European countries do not provide for class-action suits, forcing owners to challenge corporations alone.
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In reality, of course, millions of Americans are working two, even three jobs to make ends meet and provide for their families.
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Just as every American deserves the opportunity to provide for themselves and their families, every American also deserves quality, affordable health care.
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These give banks seven years to provide for new bad loans that are backed by collateral and two for those that aren't.
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This is why people are so focused on adding money to the stack, so they can live comfortably and provide for themselves.
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That opened my eyes to see the physical manifestation of marginalized folks who get erased and ignored who can't provide for their children.
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Cruz&aposs bill would also authorize new temporary shelters for immigrant families, and provide for expedited resolution of asylum claims within 14 days.
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Both are very similar in terms of the four pillars, border security as the president wants and both provide for a DACA fix.
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These give banks seven years to provide for new bad loans that are backed by collateral and two for those that are not.
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Instead, it focuses on the sweet, enigmatic, and sometimes violent behaviors of the city's cats and the compassionate residents who provide for them.
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"It's about how much power there is in self-love and being able to provide for yourself," she says about her first single.
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The new legislation would also authorize new temporary shelters for immigrant families, and provide for expedited resolution of asylum claims within 14 days.
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To provide for the Caribbean archipelago's gasoline, diesel and aviation fuels needs, Petrotrin plans to import 25,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day.
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California, with our world-class economy and the critical resources we provide for our country, is deserving of federal funds for this effort.
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Lawrence apologizes for shutting down when his professional plans didn't shape up and he couldn't provide for them the way he wanted to.
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She doesn't provide for them as a charity; she educates them to be free individuals, to fight for their rights, to be feminists.
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What good is an economic system that cannot adequately provide for huge segments of the population, and what would the alternatives look like?
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Instead, we must use all the tools of American power to provide for the common defense, including providing effective leadership to our alliances.
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He says working as a freelancer online has allowed him to provide for his basic needs and also to save for the future.
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Finland topped the Social Progress Index, which measures the extent to which countries provide for the social and environmental needs of their citizens.
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Birgfeld, who was known by friends as a "supermom" who juggled several jobs to provide for her kids, vanished on June 28, 2007.
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The constitution does not explicitly provide for the possibility of such a trial, and Mr Maduro would not show up if it did.
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We've got to figure out how to provide for 9.5 billion-plus people without provoking war and famine and all these terrible things.
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Also, programs could educate North Koreans on how they should be paid for labor they provide for free when mobilized by the state.
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The data can live on prem if required, but the processing always gets done in the cloud to provide for the scaling needs.
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She plans to continue her studies when her child is older, hoping she can become a nurse to help provide for her daughter.
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A newly proposed process rule from the department could slow or freeze further updates to the standards and provide for additional product exemptions.
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Today's youngsters may resent having to provide for more pensioners, not least because they feel that older generations have it easier than them.
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The unprotected are all the people in this country who rely on the government in some way to provide for the common good.
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When people scolded the government by tweet for failing to provide for those who had lost their homes, she offered them free food.
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I think a woman should be able to provide for herself, make things happen herself, and only then get married and raise kids.
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" She told THR, "And as you know, exit agreements can take all kinds of different forms, including agreements that provide for continuing roles.
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But that's the main reason that they came — to seek the economic opportunities to provide for the educational opportunity for their young kids.
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San Mateo-headquartered Medallia, led by chief executive officer Leslie Stretch, operates a platform meant to help businesses better provide for their customers.
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He had spent more than a month in bed recovering from an illness, unable to provide for himself, and sympathized with her condition.
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What they didn't describe, right, was the functions and the services that we provide for those customers were broader than on average, right.
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Jadhav was charged under the Pakistan Army Act 1952 and the Official Secrets Act 1923, both of which provide for the death penalty.
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" Kelly also states that Conway cannot "properly provide for his personal needs for physical health, food, and clothing" and is "almost entirely unresponsive.
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His father says he didn't know how to emotionally care for the family and just did his best to materially provide for everyone.
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But in reality, millions of Americans, particularly those with a high school education, continue to struggle to provide for themselves and their families.
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Long declined to offer an amount the White House would request Congress to provide for additional emergency assistance in the wake of Harvey.
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The Constitution does not explicitly provide for presidential immunity, and that's good enough for some people to say a prosecution would be fine.
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"Terrorists must not be permitted to provide for their designated beneficiaries through their crimes," U.S. Attorney Eileen Decker said in announcing the lawsuit.
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The mafia tends to thrive when the administrative state is weak or corrupt, and thus unable to protect and provide for its citizens.
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Although the Constitution doesn't provide for term limits for members of Congress or senators, originally it didn't do so for the president, either.
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Not only does the seaweed compliment the nuances of crayfish, but the sesame seeds provide for a crunchy exterior that can't be beat.
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The memos provide for citizens of other countries apprehended crossing the southern border to be returned to Mexico while their cases are processed.
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"It's often the women who are engaged in things like crafting and [the] selling of goods to provide for their families," she said.
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Grijalva said the $2.5 million boost would provide for five new administrative investigators, up to six new field investigators and five new auditors.
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Through Social Security and other government benefits, all of us come together to provide for these families and honor their loved one's sacrifice.
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"In terms of the D.J.'s, we wanted to provide a similar sandbox to what we provide for the bartenders," Mr. Sotack said.
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It didn't provide for individual rights, a fact that became a major sticking point as many states faced a decision on its ratification.
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This will help them lead happier, healthier, freer, more prosperous lives — and become able to better provide for their families and loved ones.
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"It's not like we made money on it, but it made a difference to being able to provide for my family," Wrubel said.
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And when the Fourth of July holiday is over, you go back to work and do your best to provide for your family.
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By creating policies and programs to help refugees provide for themselves, there is no telling the positive ways those opportunities will be repaid.
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Each of these women has used the franchise model to grow their businesses, provide for their families, and give back to their communities.
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Mental health treatment is critical to the overall health of our veterans, and every effort must be made to provide for their needs.
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What these effective policies have in common is the certainty they provide for families and businesses, a crucial element for future economic stability.
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I'm blessed to have enough to be able to provide for my family and help others, so it was really a no-brainer.
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Being just 14 years old when my first son was born, I knew I had to provide for him by any means necessary.
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Like many young female immigrants, she was forced to provide for herself, finding work as a cloakmaker in the notoriously exploitative garment industry.
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Until that can happen we have to figure out how to create enough profitability so we can provide for all of our employees.
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Employees' ability to provide for their families was eroded following the 2008 leveraged buyout of Caesars and protracted bankruptcy proceedings, the union said.
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In it, an exasperated woman told the story of having to provide for various unemployed family members who weren't contributing to the household.
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Defense Department regulations provide for a review process of at least 30 working days, but the government held my manuscript for 30 days.
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The package would provide for free coronavirus testing and two weeks of paid sick leave for those affected by the virus, she said.
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The bill would provide for free coronavirus testing and two weeks of paid sick and family leave for those affected by the virus.
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According to the docs, obtained by TMZ Sports, Kobe created a trust to provide for Vanessa and his kids way back in 2003.
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Residents are still allowed to leave to their homes to shop for essentials, obtain health care assistance and provide for family and friends.
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"He's being a man in doing what he needs to do to provide for himself and his family," Blair Underwood wrote on Twitter.
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When the mother got locked away, the dad couldn't provide for the whole family, and their youngest kid ended up starving to death.
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"If the deal were to be implemented, Guatemala would collapse," said Rodas, noting that the country cannot even provide for its own citizens.
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From my perspective, there are structural changes in the economy that are going to provide for long-term growth for more than industry.
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According to the museum, the wolf in the shot is a female, hunting in the rugged area to provide for her three pups.
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Over a period of a generation, that would make it harder to provide for a lot of the things he wants to provide.
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Many hotels in the area cater to Disney guests and promote proximity to the Disneyland parks and the perks they provide for families.
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There is no consensus over how much of the plant the country needs to provide for its domestic industry of legitimate coca products.
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He's spent his life grinding away at a job to provide for his family's future, and suddenly everything is snatched away from him.
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The European Union has allocated roughly $40 million to help Bosnia provide for migrants — more than enough to house a few thousand people.
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The European Union has allocated roughly $40 million to help Bosnia provide for migrants — more than enough to house a few thousand people.
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But experts and supporters of the national monument law say Trump can't rescind designations because the Antiquities Act doesn't explicitly provide for that.
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The judge has just announced the reformed district boundaries that provide for two majority Native American districts, with one being a swing district.
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The Somali government is unable to protect and provide for its current inhabitants; adding thousands more will only strain an inherently unstable country.
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A great majority of Americans favor improving environmental safeguards and even more reject the sacrifice of regulations to provide for necessary public works.
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He's always able to pick up all the pieces and clean up his mess and provide for her and take care of her.
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God wants us to live full lives with each other, to provide for one another and to struggle together, bearing one another's burdens.
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Tecson said as fishermen's incomes and food supplies became more insecure, more would resort to whatever means necessary to provide for their families.
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Now I know that no matter what happens in the near future, I have done what I can to provide for my daughter.
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Such an approach could create hope, provide for a sense of identity for a local population and mitigate the risks of violent extremism.
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Theresa was able to finish her college degree and get a job as a teacher that allows her to provide for her family.
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They know those who have left their homes, who have crossed a barren desert to provide for their families, or have done so themselves.
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The new legislation would also authorize new temporary shelters for immigrant families, and provide for expedited resolution of asylum claims within 14 days. SEN.
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We expect banks in weaker-performing economies to be most affected by the new requirements under IFRS 9 to provide for expected credit losses.
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The United States remains committed to the development and deployment of advanced technologies to continue to reduce emissions and provide for a cleaner environment.
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Our institutions reflect our common American identity, and they provide for more or less automatic solidarity among citizens of different states in tough times.
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He worked hard to provide for his family, picking up odd jobs even after he got sick because he couldn't keep a steady one.
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While the number fades compared to the bloc's 500 million people, it triggered bitter disputes between EU states over how to provide for them.
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I take responsibility for my acts and will do my best, as an adult and a mother, to protect and provide for our daughter.
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Fundamentally, Buffett wants to provide for those who are unable to be financially successful in a market economy but who are willing to work.
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She heard stories about lost jobs, single mothers and fathers struggling to provide for their families, and parents kicking their children to the street.
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Zarif acknowledged that oil sanctions hurt ordinary Iranians and the government would do whatever it could to sell oil to provide for its citizens.
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"Every person has a dream to have a legitimate brick-and-mortar, a real business to provide for themselves and for others," he said.
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"This time is crucial for me to continue to provide for her and to continue to be in this country for her," Misa said.
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ICE's inability to provide for the safety and health of the tens of thousands of immigrants in its custody has been documented for years.
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"A faithful friend, Glenn spared no personal risk or inconvenience to care for and provide for his adopted Apocalyptic family of survivors," it continues.
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They soaked up the sun and salty breezes on the beach with their friends, and they went to work to provide for their families.
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Hundreds of thousands of migrant workers hoping to escape poverty and provide for their families depart South Asia every year for the Gulf region.
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We will keep working in the U.S. Senate to foster American innovation and leadership to provide for a cleaner and more resilient energy future.
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Striking up a conversation, Hofstetter told the pair that she is a single mom who works three jobs to provide for her two kids.
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At age 14, hustling the streets to provide for her family, Roxanne Shanté was well on her way to becoming a hip-hop legend.
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But Anderson wasn't in a position to provide for them financially, and she had to quit her jobs to take care of the children.
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Johns realized the woman, whose name has not been released, was struggling to provide for her son, according to Laurel Police spokeswoman Audrey Barnes.
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He points to his parents, and the sacrifices they made to provide for him and his brothers, as a source of his motivation today.
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Trump has issued a shutdown threat if government funding, which runs out at the end of next month, does not provide for a wall.
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Jason: In the original founding charter of NASA, we're [supposed] to provide for the widest practical dissemination of NASA's activities and the results thereof.
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" She went on, "I understand that there's going to be a percentage of the population that we are going to have to provide for.
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The process required to enact an AUMF would also provide for a public debate on the costs and benefits of a U.S. military role.
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The sides are also debating how much funding to provide for Puerto Rico as part of a disaster relief bill included in the measure.
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For example, the department last year issued a ban on the use of taxpayer dollars for foreign NGOs that promote or provide for abortions.
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They say the federal government needs to honor a promise, made decades ago, to provide for the pension and healthcare benefits of retired miners.
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"They believe there is no American city that can provide for all their needs," one person involved in a location visit told the Journal.
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Yasser told me that he could still find work at sea to provide for himself and his wife, an architect in her mid 20s.
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In 17th-century Iceland, Rosa weds a dangerous and powerful man in order to provide for her ailing mother after her father's untimely death.
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When you have kids to provide for, it's crucial to make sure your spouse or partner will have income coming in once you're gone.
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The women that we employ currently have been able to provide for their entire families, pay down debt and resume education for their children.
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Schools and employers need to provide for more flexible start times — an idea that some in the world of work are beginning to embrace.
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People who are desperate and in need find a way to make it into the US to get work and provide for their families.
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"If you're under economic stress and you can't provide for your family, the easiest answer is to find someone to blame," said Dr. Griffith.
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He pointed to various places in the Clean Air Act that provide for differences in considering areas that have high levels of "background" pollution.
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"Asset owners continue to believe that Oyo is the best option in terms of the value proposition we can provide for them," he said.
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Japan passed a law this year allowing him to step down in a one-off provision as existing law did not provide for abdication.
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Early on, Andy's employer went bankrupt, and to provide for his wife and their four children, Andy took odd jobs, such as peddling fruit.
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Drago Jankovic picked up several jobs to provide for the family: delivering pizza, working construction, painting, working at a car dealership and shoveling snow.
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But he called it a moral imperative, one that will allow full-time workers at the low end to better provide for their children.
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It's an emotional scene, meant to illustrate the solitude and loneliness a high-level combat athlete has to endure to provide for said family.
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She said she wants to provide for her teenage daughter but cannot get a work permit because she is in the United States illegally.
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In Kenya, a wife's consent is not legally required for husbands to marry again, and men are often unable to adequately provide for them.
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Eventually, women weren't just working to supplement their husbands' incomes — they were working to provide for themselves, and putting off marriage as a result.
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It's perpetuating a conflict the Palestinians lost long ago and aiding Arab governments who refuse to provide for the basic needs of their people.
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"The Navy had no contingency plans whatsoever to provide for going to the rescue of the USS Pueblo in an emergency," the report said.
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When that system was finally dismantled almost 25 years ago, a new Constitution did provide for land reform, but the process has moved slowly.
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A real man treats women with respect, he works a job to provide for his family, and he supports his children in their endeavors.
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Then you learn that these alerts land almost daily, and they provide, for instance, a heads-up about how dry weather could cause fires.
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When the children are someone else's, and workers might have children of their own at home to provide for, compassion fatigue can set in.
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Then campus officials have no choice but to prevent the speech, given that they must provide for the safety of students, staff, and faculty.
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The country's constitution and the laws governing police operations and protocols already provide for human rights, but these safeguards are commonly disregarded in practice.
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Despite the hardships they've suffered and continue to endure, these are people who have learned how to survive and to provide for one another.
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Those laws provide for Beijing control over foreign affairs and defense, but give Hong Kong its own government, law enforcement bodies and legal system.
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From my perspective, there are structural changes in the economy that are going to provide for long-term growth for more than one industry.
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Residents have spent much time cut off from the outside world, relying on aid from humanitarian organizations to provide for their most basic needs.
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The step, meant to put additional pressure on the cash-strapped Hamas government to provide for its people, backfired and provoked anger toward Abbas.
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But for women living near or below the poverty line, it would be disastrous, jeopardizing their ability to work and provide for their families.
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Meanwhile, fishermen can no longer provide for their families because the coalition fires on their boats, claiming that they are going after the Houthis.
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We want to be able to provide for our patrons, our fans around the world, the absolute best sporting experience they have ever encountered.
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That's 53 million Americans who rely on roughly $10 an hour, or just below $17,000 a year, to provide for themselves and their families.
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When a rival textile company offered him a job and a big raise, he jumped at the chance to better provide for his family.
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So did another measure that would let Vallco go forward and legally mandate what benefits Sand Hill would have to provide for the city.
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That's important because the Supreme Court has rejected proportional representation, which the Constitution doesn't provide for, as a measure of mandating fairness in elections.
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Likewise, state constitutional provisions that expressly provide for the health of low-income residents are associated with a 6.5 percent drop in infant mortality.
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Or that he stopped going to school at 2220 to provide for his siblings by working as a bag boy at a grocery store.
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He pointed to various places in the Clean Air Act that provide for different considering of areas that have high levels of "background" pollution.
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Since then, he has found a path to provide for himself, his wife and their two daughters (they have welcomed a son since resettling).
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The House wishes to submit testimony from witnesses who did not show before its hearings, but the Senate rules do not provide for that.
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In order to provide for his family after he's gone, he starts cooking meth alongside one of his former burnout students, Jesse Pinkman (Paul).
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"The Bureau's Rule would upend a century of federal policy favoring freedom of contract to provide for low-cost dispute resolution," the report states.
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She says some Indigenous peoples in remote villages are taking risks to provide for their family, a concern also raised by the ANTHC report.
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If I control my own family size so that I can provide for them, then I don't want to have to pay for others.
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It's time to provide for comprehensive tax reform and relief that incentivizes the risk taking that is essential to economic, income and employment growth.
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Men and women all over West Virginia just want a fair chance to work and provide for their families — nothing more and nothing less.
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Medicaid offers a "hand up," helping people stay in the workforce by getting needed care so they can provide for themselves and their families.
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He said the responsibility lies with state and federal governments "to protect the population [and] to provide for the general welfare" of the people.
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"[W]e must use all tools of American power to provide for the common defense, including providing effective leadership to our alliances," says Mattis.
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Home-based child care businesses are that dream and they enable the rest of us to go to work and provide for our families.
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The financial responsibility to provide for my daughter carried extra weight when I considered what would happen if I wasn&apost there for her.
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You may not need or want to make 6-figures a year, but you do need to make enough to provide for basic necessities.
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The company believes that "everyone has a story," which is why Craig and Danica are there to listen, and provide for these neglected people.
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There's an example of such a system for coal mining, to provide for reclamation and cleanup should the mining company leave behind a wasteland.
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At Merck, Dr. Vagelos led an effort by the company to provide for free a drug that combats the parasite that causes river blindness.
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We must provide for the fast-growing energy needs of poorer countries and extend the grid to a billion people who now lack electricity.
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As part of a U.N.-backed effort to alleviate hardship in Gaza, Qatar has donated fuel to provide for Gaza's power plant for six months.
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The agency pointed out a few other features that the online portal system would provide for FOIA filers: • Digital confirmation directly on their email account.
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San Mateo-headquartered Medallia, led by newly appointed chief executive officer Leslie Stretch, operates a platform meant to help businesses better provide for their customers.
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And then they have to go farther away and further into the desert in order to get deep down fossil water to provide for towns.
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The Hidden Figures star says that Dellsena, a single mom, worked as a maid and at other odd jobs to provide for her seven children.
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But between two and three million of Uzbekistan's more than 33 million people work abroad, mostly in Russia, to provide for their families back home.
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The end goal is to provide for effective treatment for diverse populations, and this work points researchers in the direction of how to do so.
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His mother made many sacrifices working minimum-wage jobs to provide for him and his eight siblings after Dormeus' father died when he was 5.
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The family, who is requesting a jury trial, is seeking the future income Grimmie would have made, which would have helped provide for her family.
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I kind of felt like a failure with not being able to provide for him naturally, but seeing him happy and growing made me happy.
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Ames is limping and cannot stand straight or carry weight, Horne said, further hindering his ability to go to work and provide for his family.
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It is cruel and inhumane to add the burden of having to navigate complex paperwork and bureaucracies to obtain benefits that provide for basic necessities.
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The proposed changes provide for case-by-case extraditions to countries, including mainland China, beyond the 20 states with which Hong Kong already has treaties.
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"I'm a family man, so it's like my responsibility to provide for my family, for my parents, also for my mom most especially," he said.
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The new company will raise approximately $1 billion in new debt and provide for up to $1.5 billion in funding through a revolving credit facility.
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Australia and the United States signed a "force posture agreement" in 2014 to provide for joint exercises and for U.S. naval and air-force deployments.
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We're still waiting to hear when Microsoft plans to unveil these new ARM-powered laptops, and what kind of performance they'll provide for desktop apps.
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But what's really stupid about it is they're throwing out the economic opportunities that being part of the Paris Agreement provide for the United States.
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She had never worked before and she didn't go to university, so she started sewing school uniforms so she could provide for her four children.
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The agreement would also provide for a plan to unify the country&aposs rival security forces and to clarify the roles of competing Libyan institutions.
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" She added, "It means a lot for women to be able to support themselves and not depend upon a man and to provide for yourself.
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One thing that has always been constant has been our Father's determination to provide for us regardless of what was going on in his life.
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"Our highest priority is to continue to provide for the physical, social and spiritual needs of our residents, and that remains our focus," Griffi said.
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Pearl was raised in a small village by her grandmother and grew up selling pastries and toffee to provide for herself and her two brothers.
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Environments in military shooters act as methods to communicate time and place, both in their visual accuracy and the context they provide for player actions.
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"We have sufficient power to provide for the island," said a Hawaii Electric spokesperson, noting the company's generators burn residual fuel, but also some diesel.
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While success was not guaranteed, he had the right to pursue his own happiness, to make himself better and to provide for his growing family.
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In the memoir, Harp chronicles how he worked a sales job for years in order to provide for his wife, Kelly, and their three kids.
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These players grow up trying to provide for their families, so they learn to do whatever it takes to make sure that you don't lose.
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For much of its life, researchers (including its designer, Meeker & Associates) believed the font could provide for better legibility at night and at longer distances.
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"Despite amendments and changes, the AHCA still fails to provide for the needs of my constituents," said Ros-Lehtinen, who is retiring, in a statement.
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"We all hand out a third of our meat to the poor," referring to the Islamic obligation to provide for the less fortunate at Eid.
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This represents an historic opportunity for displaced communities to be resettled and for communities to establish local governance and provide for their own local defense.
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But it also explores a lot of other things, including capitalism, American foreign policy, patriarchy, and humanity's failure to provide for and protect its own.
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Older workers have more obligations -- families to provide for, house payments to make, kids' tuition costs to pay -- and can't afford to work for less.
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Venezuela's economic crisis is leading parents to abandon their children at orphanages because they can't provide for them or feed them, the Washington Post reports.
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"Terrorists must not be permitted to provide for their designated beneficiaries through their crimes," the United States attorney for the region, Eileen M. Decker, said.
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One of the challenges to this approach is that there is not enough current infrastructure to provide for the needs of families in one facility.
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That includes focusing on making sure they can provide for their children and preferring to put their money in investments that have meaning for them.
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They are tired of an economy where average Americans struggle to provide for their families, while corporate CEOs and billionaires keep getting new tax breaks.
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The rules governing a special counsel provide for the issuing of a report to the attorney general, who may choose to make the report public.
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Saudi oil revenues have historically funded its social spending, a critical aspect of its pact to provide for its citizens and its large royal family.
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They do not provide for program implementation to be mapped out in advance so that the most important unknowns about that program can be answered.
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He may certainly attempt to find a way to provide for the spiritual needs of those who are involved in extramarital unions or homosexual relations.
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"Given the cost of health care and the burdens of student debt, the wages are not what people can provide for their families," Weingarten said.
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"I think we need certainly, a lot of affordable housing and [need to figure] out ways we can provide for that," Ross told Yahoo Finance.
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"Do not underestimate what it means to be able to provide for your family and how deeply it destroys you when you can't," he said.
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I suspect, however, that his plans to change the constitution to provide for an all powerful president (with him in that role) are now dead.
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Not only are jobs, cultures, and traditions varied, but the ways in which governments provide for old-age citizens differs greatly from place to place.
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This proposal would provide for male and female counterparts of the existing emoji, and is similar to the way skin tones for emoji are handled.
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Mercury connects with Neptune and opposes Saturn, finding you tapping into your emotions and setting boundaries around what you can and can't provide for others.
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And like almost everyone else around him, he dreams of a life in the United States that'll allow him to provide for his loved ones.
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However, U.S. Deputy Secretary of State John Sullivan said later on Thursday that the council resolutions on North Korea do not provide for any exceptions.
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Rose's siblings talked about their mother's stubbornness, her determination to provide for them: "What she didn't have, she made sure we had it," one said.
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The "inspiration" for that irreparable act, let alone the work he produced just before it, will continue to provide for breathless speculation and scholarly copy.
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Immigrants are just looking for an opportunity to better themselves, become productive men and women, have a decent job, provide for their children, be happy.
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Systems must be set up to provide for quickly shifting equipment and workers from areas with low levels of infection toward those in dire need.
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Sprint, meanwhile, will provide for 60 days unlimited data to customers with metered plans, starting March 18, along with 20GB of free mobile hotspot data.
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"The lessons learned since September 11, 2001, include the reality that defense alone does not provide for American strength and resolve abroad," the report said.
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Review your life insurance needs, as you'll want to provide for your child and pay off your debts in the event something happens to you.
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NGS's stakeholders must step up in support of marketing the plant to new owners that see the value that baseload resources provide for Arizona's future.
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Since the church is no longer required to provide for his welfare, it is unclear how the aging and disgraced former churchman will support himself.
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Many women, especially, unable to provide for their large families, and lacking job opportunities, travel to wealthier nations, such as the U.S., to find work.
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"The corpus is built over a period so the government doesn't actually have to provide for this outlay at this point of time," Varma said.
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Now, Democrats could work with Republicans to solve that problem: They could attempt to change the law to provide for keeping families together in detainment.
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Bernie Sanders' motivation to ensure that no working American should have to struggle to provide for their children, he doesn't believe socialism is the answer.
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So, we want to look at things that really provide for everybody and doesn't impede the rights of one for the sake of the other.
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The draft guidelines give banks seven years from January to provide for credit backed by collateral and two years for unsecured debt, setting stricter targets.
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My life is hell and I can't afford a night out at a bar because I need to provide for a perfectly mentally well woman.
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"That instilled a work ethic in me to make sure that I could always provide for myself — there's no job too small," Ms. Spencer said.
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Democrats Sunday issued new demands for Senate Republican Majority Leader Mitch McConnell to call witnesses that the President refused to provide for the House investigation.
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They want to be able to provide for their family, send their children to a decent school, and live according to our liberties and freedoms.
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We wish to enhance the expenditure in the farm and rural sector, the social sector and infrastructure and provide for the recapitalization of the banks.
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I was taught to work every day, provide for family, to take care of one another, but we didn't show much emotion towards each other.
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