No. But no money to put food on the table?
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It's very hard even ... to put food on the table.
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They rely on SNAP to put food on the table.
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I'm able to put food on the table at night.
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It'll put food on the table, but not much else.
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We did not struggle to put food on the table.
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Consequently, many households are borrowing to put food on the table.
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The bar put food on the table for the big family.
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"Whatever it took to put food on the table," Munshi says.
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How do I put food on the table for my family next?
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A few were motivated by money to put food on the table.
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You're just trying to put food on the table for your children.
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The women were working as wigmakers to put food on the table.
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So why are Uber drivers struggling to put food on the table?
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To put food on the table, they may juggle appointments for public assistance.
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"I can't put food on the table this way," he said in September.
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Oh, and we put food on the table — lots and lots of food.
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Now she struggles to put food on the table even twice a day.
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Being involved certainly doesn't pay the bills or put food on the table.
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Meanwhile, Cuban families turned to the black market to put food on the table.
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They want to know how we are going to put food on the table.
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It would put food on the table, pay the utilities and cover a mortgage.
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It would pay a mortgage, keep the utilities on and put food on the table.
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He's willing to do what he needs to do to put food on the table.
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It would pay a mortgage, keep the utilities on, and put food on the table.
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At one point, to help put food on the table, Perkins became a sex worker.
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The man is trying to put food on the table and you're trying to humiliate him?
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They were always able to put food on the table, but money was a constant worry.
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"We've helped people pay bills, put food on the table, people in financial struggles," Pricipato said.
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She understands the struggles that families go through in order to put food on the table.
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"It'll put food on the table, but it's not going to pay the rent," she said.
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He hunted and fished with his brothers to help his mother put food on the table.
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I had my girls to think of and I had to put food on the table.
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Her father wasn't in the picture, and her mother often struggled to put food on the table.
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"These things don't work forever ... Ram Temple isn't going to put food on the table," Sircar said.
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Families have struggled to afford their medical bills, put food on the table and pay their mortgage.
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We had around 50 employees, and their families relied on Facebook to put food on the table.
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We've got people who are struggling working two or three jobs to put food on the table.
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He wants to see my work flourish but knows we have to put food on the table.
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"People are losing their homes, and their ability to put food on the table," Ms. Stark said.
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If Mother Russia can't put food on the table, her children are bound to start asking questions.
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They mostly catch smaller birds, which only fetch about $1.5 but still put food on the table.
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It means gang members, not moms who are trying to put food on the table for their kids.
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Instead, they must drive taxis to put food on the table, meaning that hospitals are even further understaffed.
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You have to put food on the table and get them dressed and off to school and everything.
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Those who are passionate about helping still have to put food on the table and support their families.
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Yet what mattered to Shroyer in the moment was being able to put food on the table quickly.
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Often, these are the women who have to put food on the table, and so they stay silent.
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How ridiculous is it to think about saving for retirement when one can barely put food on the table?
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I've switched to literally putting food on the table instead of earning money to put food on the table.
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In fact, his mom worked in a gift shop to put food on the table during the Great Depression.
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Others have more direct worries: how will they put food on the table when a machine takes their job?
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" And he needed work: "My wife at the time was pregnant and I needed to put food on the table.
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This will help them support their families and put food on the table while they are banned from the US;
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SNAP helps working families put food on the table while they pursue jobs that will lead them to self-sufficiency.
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Imagine paying the landlord via text message or getting paid instantly when you need to put food on the table.
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Plus I wanted to spend my life doing something I truly enjoyed, not just to put food on the table.
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In his job, Natorena made less than $20 a day but was able to help put food on the table.
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Millions of seniors and disabled veterans are struggling to put food on the table with grossly inadequate Social Security checks.
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"They directly or indirectly put food on the table for countless families as one of Canada's major employers," Trudeau said.
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In her parched village on the Red Sea coast, impoverished residents have long struggled to put food on the table.
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Thousands of people have also filed for unemployment benefits to be able to pay rent or put food on the table.
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I am getting the chance to talk about our rights, that we are here struggling to put food on the table.
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They've seen how hard it can be sometimes to put food on the table, often through no fault of their own.
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For Masceline, the need to put food on the table for her family means she will continue renting out her body.
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Even the well educated are left struggling to put food on the table, to resolver -- make ends meet, legally or illegally.
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Many worked long hours, but it never seemed to be enough to pay the rent or put food on the table.
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In human terms, American workers would miss out on construction and contracting jobs they need to put food on the table.
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Make no mistake — the reality that millions of Americans are struggling to put food on the table is a national emergency.
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He would invest in his hobby (writing children's books), while ignoring the interior painting business that put food on the table.
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The deal was that, what Craigslist became at that point, is a place to help you put food on the table.
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In tech, we forget that fancy gadgets and apps don't put food on the table, or put a roof over that table.
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It's quite possible they are out looking for a new job to put food on the table for their children to survive.
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The compensation a surrogate receives must be a "nice to have," not a means to survive or put food on the table.
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Often, it's not even enough to put food on the table for the children and pay for the roof over their heads.
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"Now courage and a voice are great, but they don't put food on the table if you lose your job," Bono said.
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Watching your friend's Instagram story isn't going to put food on the table nor earn you money to score front row tickets.
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Under normal circumstances, I barely have enough to put food on the table for me and my father, whom I care for.
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These women work to put food on the table for their kids and often have to work two jobs to do so.
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It's barely enough to buy a nice steak dinner for two, much less pay the rent and put food on the table.
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With three boys counting on him to put food on the table, he needed a way to cover roughly $400 in expenses.
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The prospect of an influx of humanitarian aid has raised hopes among Venezuelans who have struggled to put food on the table.
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You discover your high-minded ideals and commitment to your dreams aren't going to be enough to put food on the table.
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All of the parents are immigrants from Spanish-speaking countries, and working long hours to put food on the table for their families.
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The New Deal didn't just put food on the table for the unemployed; it also helped position the nation for 20th century success.
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As income continues to drop, farmers are holding off on equipment purchases in order to put food on the table and pay bills.
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Growing up impoverished in the Bronx, his salesman father regularly abandoned the family and his mother struggled to put food on the table.
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Costs of just a couple dollars a month can be insurmountable for families that struggle to put food on the table each day.
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These workers showed up day after day to a job that would help put food on the table for thousands of American families.
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"Samsung brought hope, they brought jobs, they put food on the table for many residents," said Representative Ralph Norman, a South Carolina Republican.
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People who depend on all of us "getting out" do not know if they will be able to put food on the table.
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Commentators from both left and right fret over how ordinary people will put food on the table once robots take all the jobs.
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The cash crunch has made it harder for ordinary Indians to put food on the table and finance cash-heavy activities like weddings.
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That week, she said, she "barely had any money to put food on the table," to feed her daughter, her mother and herself.
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After earning her English degree in 2014, Land finally began to put food on the table with her pen instead of a mop.
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She's doing everything she has to do to survive, to put food on the table and to take care of her family. Kellie?
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But if you do not think college is for you, it does not necessarily mean you will struggle to put food on the table.
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Researchers said their findings went beyond the frequently cited college "ramen diet," instead describing students who consistently struggle to put food on the table.
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After all, no one can blame these workers for grabbing other full-time jobs to pay their bills and put food on the table.
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As she struggles to put food on the table in Bed-Stuy, a quickly gentrifying neighborhood in Brooklyn, the daily grind leaves her depleted.
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If we moved to a single-payer system, how would lobbyists put food on the table, and who would write lawmakers' op-ed essays?
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It would has zero impact on the everyday lives of our Navajo people who struggle to simple put food on the table every day.
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Khudziayeu struggles to put food on the table and buy winter clothing with what she earns working the cash register in a Brooklyn grocery.
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In a good week, it's a living — enough to pay the rent on his railroad flat in Harlem and put food on the table.
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In it, she discussed immigrating from Mexico with her mother, a "hustler" who would do anything to put food on the table for her family.
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Most Americans strive to put in an honest day's work so they can pay their bills and put food on the table for their families.
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Many of these workers are now worried about how they will meet their mortgages, put food on the table, and pay to see the doctor.
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He's willing to train his new employees and teach them skills that forever will allow them to put food on the table for their families.
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If workers are no longer compelled to take any available job to put food on the table, supporters say, work must be worth their while.
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It is amazing to see individuals succeed who, for a time, did not know how they would put food on the table for their families.
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Gun owners already embrace the idea of personal responsibility, whether by hunting wild meat to put food on the table or keeping our homes safe.
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She looked around the room, trying to reassure herself that she'd be able to put food on the table even without a minimum wage job.
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When my father, Alfred, was 20203, he joined his father, brother, uncles and cousins in the coal mines to help put food on the table.
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" They said they kept hearing the same story from voters: "I can't care about climate change because I need to put food on the table.
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Without a means to put food on the table, families become desperate, making them easy recruits for extremists who can manipulate their hunger and fear.
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In the past, sidemen either had day jobs with benefits, or had a working spouse who paid the rent and put food on the table.
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Others are living with older men, pushed into marriage as families struggle to put food on the table or break with long-held traditions, she said.
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Because there's a lot of people out there who are barely making it, barely surviving, can't even put food on the table, can't even afford healthcare.
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It's always a leap of faith to distribute one's work product for free and to trust that you'll be able to put food on the table.
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Medicaid covers 290 million low-income children, pregnant women, adults, seniors and people with disabilities, and SNAP helps 2000 million people put food on the table.
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"As you know black South African mineworkers who suffered from silicosis have lost their dignity because they cannot even put food on the table," he said.
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Even if you want to lead a revolution one day, you've first got to earn a diploma and learn how to put food on the table.
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When we came to America, my father worked 60-hour weeks, putting in back-to-back shifts at multiple factories to put food on the table.
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Michael says his brother worked three jobs to put food on the table for his family and hated not being able to see his kids often.
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He did so for his family, however; he did so to put food on the table, just like many of us would do in similar circumstances.
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Friends who hoped to receive promotions and leadership development were instead let go and forced to take any job that would put food on the table.
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Rent payments loom when someone loses a job, a person has an accident or health emergency, or a parent simply has to put food on the table.
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GAZA (Reuters) - On the eve of the Muslim holy month of Ramadan, many Gazans on Wednesday were worried about how they will put food on the table.
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Most guards are simply trying to work a stressful, thankless job in an ugly place so that they can put food on the table for their families.
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"Craigslist helped people put food on the table, helped people get a table, helped people get a roof under which to put the table," Mr. Newmark said.
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We need to engage them with thought and care — put food on the table, offer childcare, and host events at times and places that work for them.
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"Many of these families are very poor, barely making ends meet and put food on the table," said Piotr Sasin, Country Representative at Terre des hommes Foundation.
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You would actually need to master the art of capturing stunning imagery — the kind of eye-catching photos that attract clients and put food on the table.
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And yet, although she and her husband are comfortable, many other families were "in crisis" because they cannot afford to put food on the table, Ms. Smith said.
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One of those struggles is the basic question of how to put food on the table in a West Bank worn down by unemployment, underemployment, and economic malaise.
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Every day, millions of Americans go to their jobs, work hard, and play by the rules to pay the bills and put food on the table each night.
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I worked there while I was in graduate school and while my wife and I struggled to put food on the table and a roof over our heads.
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If my employer was following the law and not cheating me out of my wages, I wouldn't have to rely on charity to put food on the table.
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Solving either problem would mean tinkering with a fragile social contract between oppressive regimes and populations who tolerate them as long as they put food on the table.
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So my dad was a bricklayer, my mom was a teacher and we grew up with very little, picking up pennies to help put food on the table.
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The problem is that democracy doesn't have a great reputation in Mexico, because democracy won't put food on the table, nor will it shield you from a bullet.
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Mr. Maganga said that business had dropped off dramatically since the court called for a new election, and that it was hard to put food on the table.
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She didn't do this to put food on the table for her family, as she and her husband were already rich thanks to Bill Clinton's own buckraking adventures.
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But just as the broad economic recovery has been patchy, the new hunger data reveal an unevenness among Americans who are barely able to put food on the table.
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"It singles out Planned Parenthood, guts programs designed to help women and their families put food on the table, get the medical care they need, and make ends meet."
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Almost 75 percent of Iraqi children under the age of 15 are working to help their families put food on the table instead of going to school, WFP said.
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And for hundreds of thousands who are unemployed, a change in qualifications for Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits is making it even tougher to put food on the table.
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"The way we put food on the table and higher education within reach is to create a democracy where working people count as much as wealthy people," he said.
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For example, if governments invest more in public transportation, that will make it more convenient and affordable for people to get to jobs that put food on the table.
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According to the Food Research & Action Center, SNAP helps families put food on the table, improves health, and promotes work, and is available to help veterans combat food insecurity.
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"As schools and child care facilities close, we need to do everything we can to support families and ensure they can put food on the table," the mayor said.
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And workers don't genuinely agree to arbitration; they're typically presented with a take-it-or-leave-it contract to sign if they want to put food on the table.
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There was a weird dichotomy in being told that I needed to eat more — "put some meat on those bones" — when there wasn't money to put food on the table.
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The rule will also hamper the ability of families with young children to put food on the table if they fear their enrollment in SNAP will affect their immigration status.
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A single full-time job used to be enough to support a family; now two parents both working multiple part-time jobs can struggle to put food on the table.
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Born into a poor family during the Korean War in 1951, Choi joined Samsung in 1977 to "put food on the table" after studying at the prestigious Seoul National University.
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Despite supporters' claims that the House bill is about work, it really just creates new hoops and barriers that make it tougher for people to put food on the table.
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To put food on the table, some parents encourage their children to quit school and work in the capital, leaving them open to sexual exploitation and forced labor, experts say.
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It's a struggle to pay bills and put food on the table, while facing the challenge of keeping young people, especially teenage sons, from joining "crews" for protection and comfort.
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"This is the wealthiest nation in the history of the world, and we should not have millions of senior citizens and disabled veterans struggling to put food on the table."
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Immigrant families struggling to put food on the table are being forced to choose to starve themselves and their children for fear of being deported if they access SNAP benefits.
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No matter the underlying reason, the struggle to pay bills and put food on the table when you're short on cash leads to a lot of stress, the survey finds.
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He, his wife, their children and his elderly mother were given half a chicken, some cheese, rice, cooking oil and vegetables to put food on the table for their Eid gathering.
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She received media backlash for her choices, but Suleman told ABC News last November, "It was just to put food on the table and just to take care of my family."
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And government makes an investment in parents' ability to put food on the table while they are at home and to return to work without having sacrificed their prospects for advancement.
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A borrower unable to pay off their loan – who already may be thousands of dollars in debt – could risk losing their home or being unable to put food on the table.
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With more cash in their pockets, workers who just lost their jobs will still be able to make their mortgage payments, put food on the table and get their cars fixed.
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Long before he was a $100-million NBA star, Giannis Antetokounmpo says he was just another kid peddling goods on the streets of Athens to help put food on the table.
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They want to be able to go to work and be able to afford their rent and put food on the table for their kids and send their kids to college.
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Tax cuts for the wealthy and profitable corporations are once again eclipsing the needs of families struggling to put food on the table and access needed medical care for their children.
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So it doesn't appear that the drop in SNAP participation can be fully explained by an improving economy, if families say they are still struggling to put food on the table.
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Remittances — mostly from immigrants working in wealthy nations to relatives back home — pay for schooling, weddings and funerals, put food on the table, and buy the cement blocks for the additional room.
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"The priorities of smallholders, in most cases, (are) to put food on the table," said Carl Bek-Nielsen, chief executive director of United Plantations, which has palm plantations in Malaysia and Indonesia.
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It really made me think about why someone who never abandoned us, who worked from sunup to sundown and did whatever he could to put food on the table should feel guilty.
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In the 1990s, Donbass experienced brutal violence in connection with the concentration of resources among a tiny elite, even as the masses struggled to earn enough to put food on the table.
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Today, 10 million more Americans no longer have to make the impossible choice between going to work with the flu and forfeiting pay that they use to put food on the table.
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It has put food on the table for her seven children, and if there is any surplus, she sells it at the market, using the money to pay her children's school fees.
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"I grew up in a pretty rough neighborhood, my father was a single parent and worked really hard to just really grind and put food on the table for us," Marquez says.
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In order to have a military that is mentally and physically capable of focusing on the mission, we must ensure that the families are not struggling to put food on the table.
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I don't fault them, because they still need to put food on the table, and sometimes you're just not in a position to take the stand that you would otherwise want to take.
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Copeland, who started studying ballet at 13, grew up San Pedro, California and was raised by a single mom who juggled many jobs just to be able to put food on the table.
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Daymond John accredits a lot of his success to his mom who worked multiple jobs to put food on the table and was the brains behind the risk that eventually made him famous.
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What effect will Trump have on a country where many people are simply looking to make enough money to pay their rent, put food on the table, and clothes on their children's backs?
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The nature of low wage work in America means that there are a lot of people who are struggling, who still need to turn to nutrition assistance to put food on the table.
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To make sure your loved ones have enough money to keep their home, put food on the table, and get back on their feet if you pass unexpectedly, you should get life insurance.
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It was shameful that committed and professional employees of Uncle Sam were struggling to put food on the table, pay the rent, or afford their medicine, while being told to suck it up.
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It's not only a career, a way to pay the bills and put food on the table, but a passion that drives me out of bed every day, full of curiosity and excitement.
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You ARE helping a little girl get dance lessons, a little boy get his team jersey, a Mom put food on the table, a Dad pay a mortgage, or a student pay for college.
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When people are truly suffering economically and struggling to put food on the table for their families, they are more apt to accept less democracy if they believe it will help ease the pain.
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Co-founder Ansa Shakil, herself a Pakistani refugee, said many women in her community struggle to put food on the table or send their children to community-run schools because they have no money.
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Regardless of seemingly insurmountable differences in culture, religion, and lifestyle, people around the world share the same aspirations to put food on the table, a roof over their heads, and provide for their families.
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Millions of Americans rely on short-term, small-dollar loans to get by in a pinch, cover unplanned medical bills, cover recurring expenses just outside their means, and even put food on the table.
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Louisa May Alcott, you have to remember, was writing to put food on the table, so the book can be very didactic — she needed to write what would sell to a 19th century audience.
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Bake -- alongside his wife, Emily -- announced they're donating $50K to the Greater Cleveland Food Bank to help put food on the table for folks who are struggling to make ends meet during the crisis.
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The MLB and MLBPA are teaming up to do what they can during the coronavirus pandemic ... donating a HUGE amount of money to put food on the table for thousands of people in need.
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"We also find it offensive that at a time when millions of families can't afford to put food on the table, this bill wastes $1.375 billion on the pointless, immoral border wall," they added.
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Nor is she stripping to put food on the table for her ailing family, or dealing with daddy issues, or wishing she could just meet some nice man and get out of the life.
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That meant vulnerable people who fought in this country's wars and who needed help to pay their rent or put food on the table had to wait even longer than usual for the help.
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There were times when I relied on food stamps to put food on the table for my daughter and me, and in leaner times, I couldn't always afford a place for us to live.
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On Mother’s Day I wanna give a shout out to all the mamas out there busting their butts to put food on the table and love in the hearts of their little ones.
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At its core, the farm bill's mission is two-fold – to help strengthen farming communities through programs like crop insurance and rural broadband, as well as helping families put food on the table through SNAP.
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Victims at the bottom of the economic food chain may be terrified by the genuine possibility that kicking up a fuss will lose them the income they rely on to put food on the table.
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In fact, tipped restaurant workers are twice as likely to need the support of SNAP as other working adults with one in seven restaurant workers using the program to help put food on the table.
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For individuals and families struggling to make a living, put food on the table, and educate their children, the ability to recover compensation can mean the difference between economic disaster and economic stability and survival.
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Also hunger in the U.S. – one in five kids in the U.S. faces 'food insecurity' – maybe not hunger but in a home where there may not be enough money to put food on the table.
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Nearly half a million Hondurans, many of them small farmers, are struggling to put food on the table, according to two U.N. agencies, the World Food Programme (WFP) and the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO).
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So many femmes I knew were straight-A students, girls who knew how to put food on the table, like the femmes of decades past who'd done sex work to keep their unemployable butches in whiskey.
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If our nation were to hit a recession again, millions of Americans who are not well-off like Maher would horribly suffer, as unemployment would climb and families would struggle to put food on the table.
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While an increase in utility costs for some families may mean tying up discretionary spending, for many Black and Hispanic families that same rise could mean a lack of ability to put food on the table.
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It could help a childcare worker, waitress, health care aide -- and so many other low-paid workers -- put food on the table, pay for medication and other health care expenses, or cover rent and avoid eviction.
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Being able to put food on the table is a prerequisite to work—which is why study after study finds that when people have enough to eat, they're better able to work and have higher earnings.
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Where parents can put food on the table, where there are good paying jobs with good benefits in every neighborhood, where our criminal justice system keeps us safe, instead of shuffling more children into cages and coffins.
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Our economic means do not determine how intelligent our children will be — my grandmother wasn't a bad parent because she worked long hours to put food on the table and was unable to attend our school conferences.
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The movie immerses you in the intoxicating beauty of the natural world, but it doesn't ignore the hardships of the peasantry who toil day in and day out to raise crops and put food on the table.
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The movie immerses you in the intoxicating beauty of the natural world, but it doesn't ignore the hardship of the peasantry who toil day in and day out to raise crops and put food on the table.
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That said, crypto's ability to help put food on the table for some people — and the bigger-picture role it plays helping reestablish free market mechanisms in a damagingly repressive economic context — shows the technology's philanthropic potential.
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He wasn't born into luxury; he grew up in a working class, multi-ethnic family that simply wanted to put food on the table, but became president of the United States, the most powerful person in the world.
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They can focus, finally, solely on their training and their preparation as athletes—not, as is the case for many women, in the time that remains around second jobs that pay rent and put food on the table.
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The GOP tax bill significantly cut the corporate tax rates, which benefits many of very companies that pay their workers so little they have to turn to SNAP to put food on the table including the restaurant industry.
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It's a far cry from her childhood in San Pedro, California -- growing up with five siblings and living in a motel room, supported by a single mother who worked multiple jobs just to put food on the table.
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Their America is a dark place, where only the super-rich are doing well, where ordinary Americans need two or three jobs to put food on the table, a place where racism is ingrained in the nation's DNA.
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If becoming a licensed foster parent is the best option, the law helps address barriers that have kept many relatives from getting licensed and deprived them of support they need to put food on the table for their grandchildren.
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Can more worker-friendly alternatives compete, and will a critical mass of people really be arsed to choose a more "ethical", and possibly pricier, alternative if it means the person driving us around can put food on the table?
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Together, we can build a country where parents can afford to put food on the table; where there are good-paying jobs; where our criminal justice system keeps us safe instead of shuffling more children into cages and coffins.
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Financial diaries of people living on $20103 or less per day have shown that microcredit helps many families deal with emergencies, make critical purchases that they couldn't otherwise afford, and put food on the table in times of scarcity.
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He knew how to create and run programs that put food on the table for millions of workers, and food on the table helped keep desperate Americans from being swayed by the fascism taking hold across the globe in the 1930s.
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Guatemala's deteriorating conditions are the main driver behind the surge, as more families struggle to put food on the table because of droughts and the plummeting price of coffee beans, while soaring violence has forced many Guatemalans in cities to flee.
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At the Pawnee Nation in Oklahoma, the GoFundMe drive was launched to provide baskets of groceries to federal workers, even those who were not tribe members, struggling to put food on the table, said Jim Gray, executive director of the nation.
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Mackenzie "Kenzie" Hinson can't help but remember her mother struggling to put food on the table after suffering a stroke that left her paralyzed for six months — but the ambitious child was more inspired than discouraged by her family's nightmare.
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The "Without Me" singer, 24, got candid on Saturday about the years she spent living as a homeless teen in New York City, and revealed she once considered having sex for money in order to put food on the table.
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Bad Decisions and Their Consequences While he had the goal of earning enough money so his mother and sisters wouldn't have to steal, he was comfortable doing whatever he had to do in order to put food on the table.
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And according to statistics from Bread for the World and Feeding America, 42 million Americans - including 13 million children are living in households that are struggling to put food on the table, and 795 million people are hungry around the world.
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I always say to people, once you realize you're employable, everything else is O.K. I'm always willing to let go of something before the next thing shows up because I have the sense that I could put food on the table.
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Like if I work hard and I pay my taxes, I should be able to support my family, and buy my own house, and pay the mortgage, and put food on the table so my wife doesn't have to work.
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But I considered taking the gig, and if I find myself in a similar position in the future, freelancing and needing to put food on the table, I imagine that something like this would be a hard opportunity to turn down.
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Young people are expected to work during the school holidays - some to help pay for textbooks and uniforms, or clothes, shoes and smartphones that their parents cannot afford, others to ensure their mainly farming families can put food on the table.
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These two grew up with silver spoons in their mouth, so they couldn't possibly know what it feels like to barely be able to -- and in some case not be able to -- pay rent or put food on the table.
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They may have a need for cash to meet emergencies, or for a big purchase, or even just to provide an inflow of money to put food on the table when income fluctuates — and microcredit helps to meet that need.
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He placed much of the blame for the narrow-minded attitudes of his family and friends on their insufficient education, which, he said, had been stymied by the desperate need to make enough money to put food on the table.
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"When a family is struggling to find housing and put food on the table, a child's birthday is often last on the list of priorities—and often completely unattainable," says Leake, who was a L'Oreal Woman of Worth national honoree in 2015.
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"We have millions of tenants who are one rent increase away from being able to put food on the table, get health care, or at the risk of becoming homeless," Chiu, the housing committee chair said Thursday during a legislative hearing on the measure.
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Is this going to help her boys get a good education, is this going to help her put food on the table, is this going to make sure that 25 years from now, when she is finally ready to retire, she is actually able to?
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Mandatory underwriting for small-dollar credit creates a significant administrative cost, drying up capital, and delaying access to credit for people in urgent situations who have no alternative sources of cash to pay their bills, fill their gas tank, or put food on the table.
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To her, what matters after 50 years of hostility between the countries is not political gamesmanship but the chance to help her relatives and the everyday Cuban who hustles to put food on the table and find a job that pays more than a pittance.
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There was no parent to put food on the table, so she spent her days collecting garbage to sell for miniscule amounts of money and doing the back-breaking labor of fetching water and cooking and cleaning so her siblings could go to school.
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President Bush — then the most powerful person in the world — was obviously very different from a frightened small animal suffering state-sanctioned abuse in a New Year's celebration, a caged immigrant child, or a low-income family struggling to put food on the table.
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Yet what I saw from the people in Waukegan was people struggling just to get by, just to have a job, keep the job, put food on the table, provide for their family — there's very little energy left for pushing back against large corporations and politicians.
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But, because of the tremendous response of support he got from both Hollywood and the public, he says that embarrassment soon turned into pride ... since he was just a guy who was trying to make a living and put food on the table for his family.
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While those of us who also record and perform music have been able to compensate somewhat by touring and selling merchandise, that's not an option available to the many composers who rely solely on the craft of songwriting to put food on the table for their families.
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As a result, we see only the images the regime wants us to see—a sunny, utopian view of a nation where, in reality, some 70 percent of the people struggle to put food on the table, and most live without running water, heat, or electricity.
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"I really hope (the CEOs) have the guts to sit on a panel with their own employees and explain why it's acceptable that they receive huge compensation packages while their very own workers are struggling to put food on the table," Sanders said in an interview.
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Ms. Robin calls our jobs, what we do to put food on the table, "paid employment," and argues that our collective definition of work should be expanded to include "any productive or purposeful activity," such as caring for a child or volunteering at a homeless shelter.
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It is also the lack of routine, such as children not knowing whether they can or should go to school, parents not knowing whether they have a source of income or how to put food on the table and sick people not having access to healthcare.
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" Citing the large number of controllers who can retire, he asked how long they would continue to work without pay "before they just fill out their retirement paperwork and then go wait tables or drive Uber or Lyft so that they could put food on the table.
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I watched as Miss Alice told the story of how her desperation, after losing her job and struggling to put food on the table for her children, led her to make a bad decision that resulted in her being sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole.
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"When people wake up in the morning trying to figure out how they are going to pay the bills, how they are going to put food on the table for their family, it leads to an anxiety that then leads to bad judgment and bad choices," said Sharpton.
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By creating time limits, expanding bureaucratic work requirements, cutting SNAP benefits, and increasing administrative burdens on states and families struggling to find quality work, put food on the table, and pay for other necessities, the House farm bill undermines — not increases — families' economic self-sufficiency and food security.
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Reaching out to offer support to the soon-to-be overworked nurses in our communities, contributing to local funds and efforts to feed and adequately compensate grocery workers, restaurant workers, and others who are working at great risk and may be struggling to put food on the table.
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And for workers in low-paying jobs, policymakers should provide assistance that helps them put food on the table, keep a roof over their heads, obtain needed health care, and afford things like child care that are often necessary for work to be possible in the first place.
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"I am mindful of every vote and every policy that impacts the very livelihood of the men and women working hard in coal country to put food on the table, pay their bills and loyally work to power our nation from the depths of the Earth," he said.
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Many of the State Department's roughly 75,000 employees — 50,000 are employed locally in US embassies abroad — have found trouble progressing with their work and even, in some cases, struggling to put food on the table while they wait for the White House and Congress to strike a deal.
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It is critical that we increase these benefits to a level that matches the realistic cost of a sustainable healthful diet for families experiencing food insecurity, and that we fill the gap for those who do not qualify for benefits but who still struggle to put food on the table.
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Made aware that a neighbor was struggling to put food on the table, and reasoning that there must be others like him, Mr. Hershkowitz, a postal clerk, founded Tomche Shabbos (the name means "supporters of the Sabbath") out of the kitchen of his home in Borough Park, Brooklyn, in 1975.
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This will help them support their families and put food on the table while they are banned from the US;- Urge the government to reinstate the right of U.S. residents to travel - whatever their country of origin - immediately;- Create a $3 million legal defense fund to help drivers with immigration and translation services.
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Exactly. If you ask people who are very marginal and barely had enough money to put food on the table, if you ask them to not work and therefore not get paid, and choose between that and having to go to work and put themselves or others at risk, that's a terrible choice.
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During the fight, which it won when Mr. de Blasio dropped his plan for the cap, Uber mobilized millions of dollars and an all-star team of political tacticians, but it also made use of the sympathetic image of hard-working immigrants telling City Hall that Uber put food on the table for their families.
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"If you ask people who are very marginal and barely had enough money to put food on the table, if you ask them to not work and therefore not get paid, and choose between that and having to go to work and put themselves or others at risk, that's a terrible choice," Jha said.
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" Representative Marcia L. Fudge, Democrat of Ohio and chairwoman of the House Agriculture Committee's subcommittee on nutrition, said in a statement that the rule was "only the latest in a long list of planned cuts to critical assistance working families count on to provide for their basic necessities and put food on the table.
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"The failure to make those payments would amount to a broken promise on your part, and a betrayal of hard-working Sears employees — some of whom have worked at the company for decades — who are relying on the severance that they have been promised to pay rent, care for children, and put food on the table," they said.
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For us to unify the country, rebuild the DNC for the next elections and in my case to continue selling Art so I can support the dozens of hardworking artists and artisans who support them so they can put food on the table, build family's and produce artworks to make this sometimes ugly world more beautiful.
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"This policy would, over time, cut or take away entirely food assistance, health and other forms of basic assistance from millions of people who struggle to put food on the table, keep a roof over their heads and see a doctor when they need to," said Sharon Parrott, a senior fellow at the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities.
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Illegal gun making is a livelihood that has helped put food on the table and send the family's children to school since the 1970s, and Mr. Launa, who asked that only the initial of his first name be used for fear of being arrested, is just one of a host of such small-scale gunsmiths in the region.
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My stepfather built our house with his own hands and often worked construction jobs even in the winter when temperatures could dip below freezing, and my mother juggled multiple factory jobs, standing on concrete floors for long hours in order to put food on the table and presents under the Christmas tree for our family of eight.
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But as the economic carnage from coronavirus grows apace and social distancing becomes a way of life, the widespread cancellation of performances -- with no end in sight -- has left many thousands of actors, stage managers, musicians and others struggling to find ways to survive, to put food on the table and a roof over their heads.
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And, I believe one of the values of campaigning in Iowa, you can't win unless you go out and talk to farmers and housewives — and welders, and unemployed truck drivers, and I hate... (BELL RINGING) HUCKABEE: ... That a president could become president who never met people who have to struggle to make a living and put food on the table.
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"You have your family to take care of and make sure you put food on the table and everything, they're not going to miss a day out of work—or they might not be able to get away from their job to even stop by the county elections to drop off that ballot because they just don't have that luxury," Andrade said.
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He has put his name on a budget which will make it harder for our children to get a decent education, harder for working families to get the health care they desperately need, harder for families to put food on the table, harder to protect our environment, and harder for the elderly to live out their retirement years in dignity.
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The U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees has a mandate to assist and protect refugees and displaced people – a vital mission in the midst of the greatest refugee crisis in recorded history, surpassing even the number displaced after World War II. Cutting funding to this agency would mean ending programs that educate refugee children and help their parents put food on the table.
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Over the past twelve months, the amount of downtime suffered by Facebook's services has skyrocketed, data shared with Business Insider by outage-monitoring service Downdetector shows, contributing to frustration among the company's 2.7 billion users around the world, who rely on Facebook's services to do everything from communicate with their friends to support their businesses and put food on the table.
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"These are questions that determine whether or not they can go to work every day without getting lung cancer, whether they will be paid fairly so they will have enough money to put food on the table and send their kids to college, and whether after a lifetime of back-breaking work, they'll have a chance to retire with dignity," Warren said.
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The cast of Netflix's ten-episode series will be rounded out with Mustafa Shakir as Jet Black, Spiegel's partner in crime and "one of the few honest cops in the solar system"—at least until an "ultimate betrayal robbed him of all that he loved, forcing him into a vagabond life of hunting bounties to put food on the table," according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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"When Trump is able to spin an entire news cycle about 'Hamilton' instead of other issues that matter to working folks, it's that much harder for us to bring attention to the everyday struggles of families trying to put food on the table," said Jonathan Westin, director of New York Communities for Change, a grass-roots organizing group that helped start the current campaign.
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From beginning to end, Ms. Harris dominated the debate, starting with a pithy applause line — "America does not want a food fight; they want to know how we are going to put food on the table," she said, as her rivals shouted over one another — and culminating with a deeply personal exchange in which she confronted Mr. Biden over his record on race and desegregation.
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Even with the advent of apps like StreetEasy and Zillow, there are still hours and hours of hard work to be done: Obtaining the rental listings from landlords requires years of legwork and relationship building, writing listing descriptions (his often marked with the poetry of a writer who needs to put food on the table), vetting potential customers over the phone, arranging viewings and organizing open houses.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump conversation with foreign leader part of complaint that led to standoff between intel chief, Congress: report Pelosi: Lewandowski should have been held in contempt 'right then and there' Trump to withdraw FEMA chief nominee: report MORE's proposal to the food stamp program would mean 2628 million households, totaling 28503 million people, will lose benefits that help them put food on the table.
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As Rob Price wrote in Business Insider: Over the past twelve months, the amount of downtime suffered by Facebook's services has skyrocketed, data shared with Business Insider by outage-monitoring service Downdetector shows, contributing to frustration among the company's 2000 billion users around the world, who rely on Facebook's services to do everything from communicate with their friends to support their businesses and put food on the table.
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There are Americans busting their tails working full-time jobs and still living in poverty, Americans who log massive hours and depend on overtime payments to put food on the table, Americans who can't take a day off to care for a sick child without getting fired, Americans who've been denied good jobs because of who they are or who they love, Americans who've watched co-workers die horrific deaths from silica exposure.
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"I believe that we can build a country where no one is forgotten, no one is left behind; where parents can put food on the table; where there are good paying jobs with good benefits in every neighborhood; where our criminal justice system keeps us safe, instead of shuffling more children into cages and coffins; where we see the faces of our leaders on television and feel pride, not shame," Booker said.
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"I believe that we can build a country where no one is forgotten, no one is left behind; where parents can put food on the table; where there are good paying jobs with good benefits in every neighborhood; where our criminal justice system keeps us safe, instead of shuffling more children into cages and coffins; where we see the faces of our leaders on television and feel pride, not shame," he said.
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We were all right next to one another — the kids going to school, the grown-ups heading to work, the poor begging for the quarters in our cupholders, the sun-stroked deportees being escorted through the metal gates, the tired moms holding their children in the pedestrian lanes, the people with disabilities holding signs asking for help, the vendors trying to make their quota to put food on the table that evening — staring up at the same border crossing.
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AND WHILE THESE ISSUES THAT WE ALL CARE ABOUT IN THE CITIES AND ARE PARAMOUNT IMPORTANT TO US, IF YOU'RE LIVING IN THE MIDWEST AND YOU DON'T HAVE A JOB AND YOU CAN'T PUT FOOD ON THE TABLE FOR YOUR KIDS AND MAYBE WITH TAX REFORM AND DEREGULATION, IF WE CAN GET THIS THING GOING SOME, WE CAN ADDRESS WHAT I THINK HAS BECOME A SHIFT TOO FAR TOWARD URBAN WEALTH VERSUS THE WHOLE RURAL AREAS.
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Cruz proposed allowing plans that did not comply with Obamacare's rules back on the market, allowing healthier people to buy those lower-cost plans, and the federal government could pick up the tab for people with higher costs as premiums for Obamacare plans rose: It's not fair to a working-class person who's struggling to put food on the table, for the federal government to double their premiums trying to work an indirect subsidy for others who are ill.
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The chicken dinner from Little Miss Sunshine (2006) Dad (Greg Kinnear) is sweating over a possible publishing deal for his motivational self-help seminar, academic scholar Uncle Frank (Steve Carrell) has temporarily moved in after a failed suicide attempt, Nietzsche-reading teenager Dwayne (Paul Dano) has taken a vow of silence until he can become a test pilot, and Cheryl (Toni Collette), the mother, is just trying to keep it together and put food on the table.
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"That's the power of a guaranteed income: saying that no matter who you are and what you do, every month, you know you have income that can help you pay the rent, pay bills, take care of childcare, deal with a vehicle expense, and allow you to take more risks with work or to leave a job you don't love, or more importantly to stop the second or third job that you have to do in order to put food on the table," Foster said.
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