The analysis included 11 safety net hospitals and two non-safety net hospitals.
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And second, just to look at some emerging markets, even though there are few countries suffering from external shocks, mostly the emerging markets are well prepared in terms of safety net, global safety net, regional safety net, and bilateral safety net.
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Other safety net programs Trump's budget also takes a whack at many safety net programs.
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The researchers found that while the four safety net hospitals owned by counties were often in the red, non-profit safety net hospitals were more financially stable and more closely resembled non-safety net hospitals.
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Social safety net: Health care, pensions and other elements of Australia's social safety net also were major concerns to voters.
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On average, county-owned safety net hospitals were operating at a 16.5 percent deficit, while the seven non-profit safety net hospitals ran at an average 8.4 percent surplus, compared with 9.5 percent for non-safety net hospitals.
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We don't mind having a safety net for the wealthy, but we frown upon having a safety net for poor folks.
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Reforming the food-stamp safety net is the right thing to do, but not touching the farm-handout safety net is inexcusable.
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Even if they're not very rich, they have a safety net of some sort, even if they don't think they have a safety net.
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Financial performance of all hospitals improved during the study period, with positive operating margins of about 7 percent for the county safety net hospitals, 10 percent for the non-profit safety net hospitals and 11 percent for the non-safety net hospitals by 2015.
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LEVIN: What if people don&apost mind paying into the social safety net, but don&apost want to be part of the social safety net.
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Don't cut the safety net HUD provides a crucial safety net, helping to make sure individuals and families don't wind up sleeping on the street.
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Integrating soil health into the farm safety net Lastly, the 2018 farm bill must further integrate soil health practices and protections into the farm safety net.
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In 2010, Planned Parenthood clinics made up just 20133 percent of safety-net providers, but served 36 percent of women who got contraceptive care from safety-net centers.
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There's one party that's trying to create a safety net for them on health and a whole other parties trying to take away the health safety net from them.
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" When asked if there was any "safety net" for workers going without pay as the shutdown continues, Trump responded: "The safety net is going to be having a strong border.
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Together, this trio will shred the health care safety net.
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The safety net will not be repealed in one blow.
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It's important to have a safety net just in case.
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Are there better ways to strengthen the social safety net?
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The public safety net contracted in favor of privatized solutions.
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He believes Qualcomm's dividend yield is a good safety net.
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Emergency departments are recognized as a crucial suicide safety net.
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Regions also differ in their preferred style of safety net.
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I think we should have a safety net for them.
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But outside this safety net a different world awaited me.
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Those social safety net programs account for most federal spending.
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Public housing should be a safety net for all Americans.
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Legislators failed to renew other safety net programs as well.
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Opioids have become a proxy for a social safety net.
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I was broke and used home as a safety net.
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I wanted to make sure I had a safety net.
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As of Tuesday, he will have no such safety net.
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Many other social safety net programs were facing similar crises.
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Recent research shows that social safety net programs benefit everyone.
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We need resources in place and a strong safety net.
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I think women know that they have this safety net.
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For most Chinese people, their families are their safety net.
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Unfortunately, that kind of safety net isn't available for everyone.
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The social safety net depends on public support to survive.
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But if I was their safety net, I had none.
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This was the safety net Anita had been searching for.
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"The transition phase is not a safety net," Dombret said.
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However, charity alone cannot substitute for a public safety net.
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If your idea is unsuccessful, your safety net is yourself.
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The weakened social safety net is having a profound effect.
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It's a crucial safety net that must not be dismantled.
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"In India really, there is no safety net," Mascarenhas said.
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Worries about the "safety net" "Organizations like us are really the safety net of this city," Phoebe Boyer, President and CEO of the Children's Aid Society, told Insider before de Blasio announced the new guidelines.
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In addition, Mitchell wants to further dismantle the social safety net.
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These trauma centers are also often located in safety net hospitals.
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"It's only half a safety net," says Matt Downie of Crisis.
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Still, things could be worse without California's social safety net programs.
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Practically speaking, that meant engineers were working with no safety net.
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Later, citizens got the vote, health care and a safety net.
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If a bigger safety net isn't the right response, what is?
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For 81 years, it's been a financial safety net for retirees.
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Despite his pain, he was my rock and my safety net.
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Then think about what Ryan's agenda for the safety net means.
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The industry has provided a safety net for coaches like Rice.
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Instead, we call for an expansion of U.S. safety net policies.
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We operate clinics that are a safety net for uninsured Baltimoreans.
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It is undoubtedly true that the American safety net needs fixing.
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"The safety net is being punched full of holes," she said.
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The generous safety net makes it a natural destination for migrants.
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Truly vulnerable groups should have full access to the safety net.
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"Now that DACA's being threatened, there's no safety net," he said.
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Those were decades without a vital safety net for vulnerable Americans.
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But Grady now has big holes in its own safety net.
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But things have shifted and our safety net hasn't caught up.
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We cannot allow this rolling back of the social safety net.
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But it's still a good thing to have a safety net.
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Still, a tax, and corresponding tweak to the social safety net?
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When natural disasters strike, they have little to no safety net.
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"The law has created a safety net for women," she added.
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Oklahoma actually has two paths for expanding the safety net program.
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Safety-net programs bring purchasing power, which helps create rural jobs.
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With Lawrence as the starter, Clemson had no real safety net.
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The safety-net initiatives haven't been viewed in the same light.
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Why then can't menstruating youth have a safety net in public?
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It casts an app and a safety net as the same.
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The coronavirus will burden our social safety net in unprecedented ways.
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The holes in our health care safety net affect us all.
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When that happens, skirt responsibility by blaming the safety net itself.
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The data also show the success of federal safety-net programs.
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The safety net we have come to rely on is torn.
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The 'Queer Eye' star was fortunate to have a safety net.
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None of these entail raising taxes or cutting safety-net programs.
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How does this safety net fall short in the United States?
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Some people have a safety net for that kind of thing.
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The job of the safety net is to arrest this cycle.
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We can guarantee America's safety if we slash our safety net.
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After FOSTA-SESTA went into effect, that safety net was gone.
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Safety net programs make sure that you have food and medicine.
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Not a handout, but a kind of a safety net. Right?
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And many do not have assets or a financial safety net.
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Economic growth first, redistribution and beefing up the safety net second.
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Safety net is extremely important, but I mean, that's not me.
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"The poorer you are the more you depend on a safety net that is more likely to be made up of your relatives and friends, family, community than of whatever the official safety net is," Tickamyer continued.
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"There needs to be a safety net for these people," Khan said.
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Taxes on the wealthy are higher, and the safety net is stronger.
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HARF: I&aposm arguing Democrats want more of a social safety net.
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Has said social safety net and welfare programs create dependency among poor.
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Additional cuts would come to safety-net programs in the subsequent budget.
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Americans have a lot of anxiety about the social safety net program.
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If it does, the kids on CHIP don't have a safety net.
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It is at this moment that other moms become the safety net.
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The hospitals — particularly safety net hospitals — had said they were unfairly penalized.
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Even with my safety net, I am struggling to handle my anxiety.
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"It really helped knowing you had this safety net," he tells PEOPLE.
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America's safety net is particularly frayed for children in the poorest families.
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I have my family as a safety net if things get real.
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Effectively, the black family in America is working without a safety net.
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If anyone is deserving of help from our safety net, it's Skylar.
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As those burdens grow, safety-net programs are more important than ever.
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A "safety net" hospital, BMC mostly serves low-income and elderly patients.
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But no one is pushing to abolish the nation's health safety net.
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Even in Germany some fear immigration may break the generous safety net.
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A "safety net" is necessary to "prevent the disenfranchisement of some voters".
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The country's social safety net is the party's next target in 2018.
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Adding work requirements to America's safety net is not a new idea.
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I feel so much more secure having this safety net in place.
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America's safety net is ill-prepared for such a job-destroying juggernaut.
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STD clinics were a traditional safety net for people with these diseases.
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EpiPens have been my safety net since I was four years old.
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"Wages are falling, and the social safety net is shredding," she says.
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Racism explains why the country lacks the safety net its citizens deserve.
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In Australia, many New Zealanders now lack that kind of safety net.
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Trump abdicates his role as the custodian of a nationwide safety net.
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That fact may call for a robust safety net and effective retraining.
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Stronger safety-net programs, including Social Security, to reduce the savings glut.
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Its wealth and social safety net have kept it from being ravaged.
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"It's an agenda that destroys the national health safety net," he said.
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First, and most obviously, it helps to have a financial safety net.
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The state recognized that some residents would need a bigger safety net.
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It's natural to want to strengthen your safety net in an emergency.
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That has increased the need for safety net programs, especially housing assistance.
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Luckily his wife's steady job formed a safety net for the couple.
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Right now, there is no social safety net for people like Chris.
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Checklists plug memory holes and put a safety net under human errors.
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It is time to rebuild the safety net, not tear it down.
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As a result, Phoenix's safety net is catching more and more people.
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Some if it is sweeping, like cuts to the social safety net.
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One start could be a basic social safety net covering all Europe.
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To talk down NATO without a safety-net in place is negligent.
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There's so much more to lose, and no safety net in sight.
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Such commercial activities should not be covered under a government safety net.
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He also cites a one trillion dollar safety net of unemployment benefits.
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This safety net was the greatest unacknowledged achievement during the Cold War.
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That safety net of being secure has been ripped away from us.
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Allard spoke to Pacific Standard about what's driving suburban poverty rates, how the mismatch between perception and reality may affect support for safety net programs, and what the changing distribution of poverty means for the social safety net.
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Block granting will wreak havoc on the safety net for people with disabilities.
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Companies, however, could find themselves chased to pay into the social safety net.
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They must ensure that we will not be left without a safety net.
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Chains provide an emotional social safety net our government just refuses to extend.
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Puerto Ricans at least have a safety net unavailable to other Latin Americans.
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Sometimes a mental safety net stretches out when she might otherwise get hurt.
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Extending deposit safety net to non-bk activities dangerous & not what congress intended!
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Though more generous than in some states, California's safety-net is still ragged.
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The insular socialist paradise supposedly offers a social safety-net, cradle to grave.
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Additionally, undocumented immigrants are generally ineligible for most federal social safety net programs.
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The threadbare safety net available to the self-employed can be a problem.
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And there's absolutely no social safety net to catch them if they fall.
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I believe the social safety net, but you can&apost pay for everything.
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But the state also has a stronger safety net and more tenant protections.
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Ensuring an adequate safety net is something we all have a stake in.
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Yet deep cuts to many aspects of the American safety net indicate otherwise.
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And, indeed, government's role is to ensure a safety net for all people.
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The proposal also called for increased cooperation over a global financial safety net.
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They have a prodigy at shortstop and a safety net in the outfield.
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For one, this thin safety net doesn't actually save the country any money.
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And people in the gig economy have no safety net at all. 83.
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Done right, entitlement reform could strengthen the safety net rather than weaken it.
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Many safety net clinics are primary care centers that also offer birth control.
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Our social safety net has been exempt from any requirement to receive benefits.
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The FDA is the safety net that shouldn't be removed from the equation.
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Without bonds to tie Naz to a particular safety net, he gains freedom.
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But Republicans in Congress were determined to rip up the social safety net.
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So the transition is already happening, but no safety net is in place.
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We work hard each day to find solutions and weave our safety net.
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You don't want to get caught, so you put a safety net up.
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The safety net of being supported by my parents was a massive asset.
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I needed to build myself a safety net — and that started with insurance.
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That could put some of these safety net programs on the chopping block.
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These facts suggest an obvious solution: Expand the safety net by redistributing wealth.
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They fear failure and believe that apologizing will act as a safety net.
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One huge problem is that the safety net in the U.S. is weak.
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Developed economies no longer have the safety net of middle-class manufacturing jobs.
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Read This Next: How Trump's FDA Pick Will Shred the Healthcare Safety Net
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A third health care program is Medifund, which is Singapore's safety net program.
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But Trump is slashing the safety net that holds this national community together.
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There are plenty of places where the social safety net could be improved.
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Therein lies a monumental obstacle to transforming the politics of America's safety net.
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It was his guarantee that he could support his family, his safety net.
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Congress could set national standards for the workplace and the social safety net.
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Braun said the safety net of unemployment benefits should be relied on instead.
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These nonprofits formed a powerful safety net to take care of our neighbors.
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There is little by way of a social safety net and health infrastructure.
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It's an added safety net that lets me be more spontaneous when exploring.
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But government rules are the foundation of the safety net that protects Americans.
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Stars Hollow is not just a safety net, it's a giant, fluffy featherbed.
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Communities that lack sufficient shelter capacity can invest in an emergency safety net.
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The New York Times: Trump's plan for government overhaul targets the safety net.
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These programs are part of the safety net built in the 20th century.
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This has forced many states to cut back on other safety net programs.
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But this app and its users have also created an unlikely safety net.
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She described her habits as a "safety net" for her at the time.
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However, it would be an improvement and rationalization of our existing safety net.
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First, not every community health center is a safety-net family planning provider.
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Those two provide the safety net for Wade's constant gambling on the perimeter.
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The coronavirus pandemic is exposing inherent flaws in the US' social safety net.
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Republicans championed lower income taxes; Democrats emphasized expansion of the social safety net.
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The House bill includes $422 million in funding for the safety net facilities.
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I was lucky enough to have a safety net of family in Houston.
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Institutions like ours are a safety net for the underserved population in Detroit.
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But on the other hand, Americans do believe in a social safety net.
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Having misstated the facts on the safety net, abandoned his own good idea for reducing poverty, and touted a bad idea that he didn't even favor, Ryan then shifted the discussion to his real passion in life: cutting the safety net.
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That injury shows up today as geographic segregation, the gigantic wealth gap, the lack of a financial safety net, but also the lack of the psychological and moral safety net that comes when society has a history of affirming: You belong.
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We are dangerously unprepared for the next recession, not to mention behind in building a functioning safety net with modern types of insurance for the technology economy, and the major pillars of the existing safety net have been heading toward insolvency.
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In 20303 India spent just 0.7% of its GDP on social safety-net programmes.
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To do so, they would need to promise to provide some other safety net.
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The economic safety net for the poorest, however, remains perilously thin by international standards.
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The rest goes to a mish-mash of investments, benefits and safety net programs.
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Having the kind of network and safety net there is of use to me.
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"We tend to put things in silos," Miller said of the social safety net.
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Unfortunately, they often look to their newly retired parents to provide a safety net.
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Democrats pounced on all the cuts to the social safety net and environmental programs.
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White House 2018 budget proposal is out, and it slashes the social safety net
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With them, she has a safety net, so her spiraling has somewhere to go.
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The potential loss of a reliable safety net is already reshaping Crystal Hall's life.
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Worse, she says, there was absolutely no social safety net to catch their freefall.
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There is strength in numbers and we need to defend the social safety net.
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America is an extraordinary outlier in the quality of its safety net for families.
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Kicking them off our country's already-meager safety net won't help them do that.
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The straight caricature feels like a safety net we can uphold to avoid them.
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That human safety net can be very reassuring when a constructor is starting out.
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Together, Medicaid and Title X combine to form our nation's family planning safety net.
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The experience of the last one suggests our social safety net needs some redesigning.
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It is a pernicious ploy to abandon people and unravel the social safety net.
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Also among the slain consent bills was H.B. 3302, a sunset safety-net bill.
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The safety net that TANF was supposed to provide began to look highly porous.
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The rule could dramatically limit the number of people using social safety net programs.
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The Massachusetts safety net was one of the real success stories of the study.
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Legislation should provide access to all citizens, meaning no gaps in the safety net.
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That money is supposed to be a "safety net" designed to ensure agricultural stability.
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But what kind of safety net am I providing for those addicted to opioids?
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"The social safety net wasn't providing the support that it had been," he said.
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You can give it a try with the safety net of waist-deep water.
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"The debt collection industry is like a safety net for banks," Primiana told VICE.
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As a result, safety-net hospitals provide nearly $22019 billion in uncompensated care annually.
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In Europe, a vastly more generous social safety net limited the impacts of joblessness.
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He is pitching without the same kind of safety net that Rich Hill is.
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"It's been a unilateral approach to cutting the social safety net," he told Vox.
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That's left hundreds of thousands of workers without a paycheck and little safety net.
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This will affect our education system, social safety net, housing stock and income inequality.
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Many doubt that Mr. Macron can find the money to bolster the safety net.
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Many are raising money for emergency funds to help those with no safety net.
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You and your spouse are the designated safety net in times of trouble, right?
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We have a weak social safety net and an economy overly dependent on tourism.
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By even larger margins, the public opposes cuts to safety-net programs like Medicaid.
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We're literally watching what little social safety net there was just fray and collapse.
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Expanding the social safety net factors heavily into the Vermont senator's messaging and appeal.
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The fragility of the safety net is something I fear and worry about constantly.
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"It's the main safety net below Medicaid, below Medicare, below private insurance," Kates said.
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Blue states, for example, are more likely to favor a generous social safety net.
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The administration's new policies may in fact be creating a safety net for predators.
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This is not about saving taxpayer dollars or about sensible social safety net policies.
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But it's no different than already-existing safety net programs the city pays for.
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"The goal is never to leave somebody outside of the safety net," he said.
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The proposal says nonexpansion states could receive additional, temporary resources for safety net providers.
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One crucial element should not be missed: These safety net programs work in tandem.
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In fact, Mr. Hajj had even more of a safety net than he knew.
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It has provided a safety net for children in working families during economic downturns.
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Most other social safety net programs are facing a similar, if less imminent, emergency.
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Unraveling the Affordable Care Act would deal a catastrophic blow to the safety net.
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Together, Title X and Medicaid combine to form our nation's family planning safety net.
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So-called safety-net hospitals, which are either public facilities or private hospitals with relatively heavy Medicaid caseloads, had a median rating of 2.88 stars, which was slightly lower than the 3.09 stars that was the median rating for non-safety-net hospitals.
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The Safety Net Fund The Safety Net Fund In the private sector, they support the idea from Electronic Frontier Foundation's Peter Eckersley for Apple, Google and other mobile operating system vendors to create an opt-in, privacy-preserving feature for contact tracing.
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If you take that away, you take the social safety net of last resort away.
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One safety net plan in New York, Affinity Health Plan, is hanging around for 2018.
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Toyota's so-called "guardian" technology will then act as a safety net, the company said.
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I am for rational economic policies with a social safety net and securing the borders.
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I also know how lucky and privileged I am to have this little safety net.
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He made a plea to protect the nation's safety net and spoke against voter suppression.
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I had no safety net—if I didn't earn, I was going to be hungry.
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But most of us aren't sophisticated enough to function without some kind of safety net.
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" Cruz analogy on social safety net: "It should be a trampoline and not a hammock.
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They are gradually repairing the safety net and rolling back some of the felons' laws.
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America's social safety-net ameliorates some of this economic pain, but not all of it.
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Across America, a crucial safety net comes from churches organizing food pantries and emergency shelters.
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An advanced social safety net already supports people who cannot pay themselves for their livelihood.
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But for iPhone X buyers, it seems like it might be a necessary safety net.
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Address inequality; expand the safety net Addressing inequality is something every Democratic candidate would support.
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Trump is proposing a large rollback of the safety net and pretending he's enhancing it.
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There was much less of a safety net for those with especially high medical bills.
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In fact, Brazilian voters still generally favor large governments and a strong social safety net.
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A technician placed electrodes on his head to monitor his brain waves, another safety net.
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Policymakers should focus on reforming safety net programs that create perverse incentives and obstruct opportunity.
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Before ObamaCare, our country maintained a safety net that was reserved for our neediest neighbors.
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We need a 21st century safety net where workplace protections and social insurance are available
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The proposal would dramatically reshape federal spending by cutting anti-poverty and safety net programs.
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He'd skip rope, he'd tumble, he'd turn -- all without a safety net to catch him.
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The SPCA's Safety Net Program is asking for the public's help getting her a wheelchair.
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And lots of cash on hand naturally provides a safety net of sorts for shareholders.
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When that's through, they'll be attacking other elements of the safety net, including food stamps.
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Plus, he's for leaving much of America's social safety net intact, unless you count Obamacare.
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Congress must act to ensure that charities remain a vital safety net for these patients.
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People know this doesn't mean abandoning a safety net or not helping those in need.
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Anti-immigrant efforts, corporate tax breaks, and cuts to the social safety net must wait.
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The impression of a safety net enables her to spend her 20s pursuing creative fulfillment.
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He calls his hospital a "safety net" for those who need his help and guidance.
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In this process, central governments help lower-income states through transfers and safety-net programs.
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Modernizing welfare into a safety net focused on upward mobility through work would fix this.
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Other people don't benefit from this safety net, so I don't take it for granted.
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U.S. safety net act as a form of corporate welfare, but they singled out the
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Arming yourself with a cash safety net is your first line of defense against debt.
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"Swallow that pride," he said, "and jump into the Bison safety net with both feet."
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In the 220006s, President Roosevelt considered including health care in the New Deal's safety net.
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But rising wages, an expanding social safety net and new educational opportunities helped offset that.
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This not only supercharges earning potential, it acts as a safety net against job loss.
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He was at risk of falling through a major hole in the social safety net.
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For me, having a mentor who is a woman of color is my safety net.
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They could include high debt, increasingly expensive housing, and a more questionable social safety net.
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"These cards are a social safety net," said Charles Juntikka, a bankruptcy lawyer in Manhattan.
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"Democrats would bankrupt the safety net through totally unlimited and uncontrolled immigration," the president said.
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Social Security has long been viewed as an untouchable part of the social safety net.
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Paul Krugman Democrats want to strengthen the social safety net; Republicans want to weaken it.
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They often live hand-to-mouth, without labor protections or a strong social safety net.
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"We have evidence that the social safety net is an investment," Dr. Hoynes told me.
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The law takes unprecedented steps to provide a social safety net for the self-employed.
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The agency could provide a safety net by fattening benefits for the very low-income.
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Insurance is a key safety net and an enabler of continued business and consumer activity.
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Multiple studies have found that safety-net programs for children have big long-term consequences.
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President Trump's budget is here, and it contains serious cuts to the social safety net.
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Many Republicans share the Democrats' wariness about large-scale cuts to the social safety net.
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It is no wonder that many refer to the farm safety net as a trampoline.
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In the parking lot of the local safety-net clinic, nearly every spot was filled.
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The Democrat has run as a champion of Obamacare protections and social safety net programs.
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"There's not really a social safety net here," Rebouche, the director of patient advocacy, says.
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The fill is solid, with SAFETY NET, KING MINOS and NERF GUN providing some pizazz.
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SNAP is an important safety net for people who are elderly, disabled, or temporarily unemployed.
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Maybe I'd have trouble doing so, and would be glad to have a safety net.
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Part of the problem in the U.S. is that our safety net is quite messy.
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The fall-back position of a second income or a safety net is often nonexistent.
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Tax cuts resulting in a huge budget deficit, leading to cuts in safety net programs.
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We wouldn't go without a food-based safety net in this country; others shouldn't either.
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Congress rejected the idea, underscoring the limited success of proponents of a stronger safety net.
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An advanced social safety net already supports people who cannot pay for their own livelihood.
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The social fabric, the safety net and the human capital sources just aren't strong enough.
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Its deficiencies also fuel the perception that safety-net programmes have had no positive effect.
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The safety net looks stuck in time, even though the problem of poverty has evolved.
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The safety net, although important, does less to blunt poverty in children than in adults.
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Moore's economic worldview envisions a slimmed down government and a rolled back social safety net.
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Farmers need a safety net they can rely on and mechanisms to reduce chronic overproduction.
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It will provide the revenues to pay U.S. workers and to fund our safety net.
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Yes, safety net schemes differ, but they share this in common: provision of universal care.
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And they followed, with little-to-no safety net, because the Wu gave them hope.
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"Our clients are people who have fallen through every safety net that exists," he said.
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It means expanding the social safety net so survivors don't need to remain with abusers.
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When budget chief Mick Mulvaney defended President's Trump proposal to end Meals on Wheels and other safety net programs as an act of "compassion," he inadvertently did more to expose the callous attacks on America's social safety net than he did to hide them.
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Those on the left see it as a flimsy and patchy safety-net that needs expanding.
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In that way, Price's bill has a much weaker safety net than his House colleagues envision.
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"Whatever you do, the most important thing is to have a safety net fund," Holeman said.
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Some entrepreneurs don't have a financial safety net to take the startup plunge on their own.
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Medicaid, Social Security, food stamps, and all social safety net programs are exempt from this sequestration.
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Cutting taxes on the wealthiest Americans, unwinding regulations and weakening worker protections, shrinking the safety net.
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The current Precautionary Liquidity Line with the IMF offers a safety net against external financing stress.
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There's a lesson here for people who want to preserve, and strengthen, the social safety net.
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Alms-giving of this kind provides one traditional safety net for the destitute in developing countries.
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Title X funds "are a true safety net for low income women and families," Rosenblum said.
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"This impact wasn't limited to urban areas or population centers, or safety net hospitals," he said.
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First, expand the "safety net" full-time workers have to at least partially encompass the rest.
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Also recommended: strengthening the "social safety net" for those who may otherwise fall through the cracks.
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He knew the government and the Fed had put a safety net under the financial system.
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Repeal of ObamaCare coupled with an overall shrinking of the social "safety net" could be devastating.
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"In my gut feeling, in my opinion, we need a safety net to leave," he said.
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I even subscribed to Hulu as a safety net right before terminating my cable TV contract.
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Harder than you thought possible, especially if you keep your day job as a safety net.
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But the biggest changes in the proposed budget come in changes to the social safety net.
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We were becoming a social safety net and we wanted to provide people with livable wages.
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By ALEC MACGILLIS Why poor areas vote for politicians who want to slash the safety net.
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Benefits Our representatives could also support microentrepreneurs by giving them access to a social safety net.
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What's worse, there is little or no safety net in the event a pension becomes insolvent.
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Yet, the safety net has also failed to help individuals become more able to support themselves.
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Unemployment insurance served as a true safety net, catching someone without work for the first time.
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Democrats have voiced concerns that the legislation could lead to cuts to the social safety net.
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These aren't your classic JFK Democrats interested in a large government safety net or stronger unions.
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In 22007 counties, Planned Parenthood is the only safety net center that offers family planning services.
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The social safety net is much wider and deeper than it was ever designed to be.
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He added that Planned Parenthood is a referral partner and part of the healthcare safety net.
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And that will provide the added safety net needed for other multinationals to outsource more production.
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TRICARE also served as a safety net to the families when the active military were deployed.
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Arming yourself with a cash safety net is your first line of defense against debt.2.
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They say that welfare should be a short-term safety net, not a long-term lifestyle.
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That may surprise people who think of Medicaid as a social safety net for the poor.
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"I quit my job, you know, before having really any type of safety net," she says.
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It doesn't matter that plenty more white folks than black folks benefit from safety net programs.
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The farm safety net requires a significant increase in funding, and farmers need the fix now.
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The state gives medication to certain safety-net clinics, a program it expanded three years ago.
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Leaders set the culture, inspire us, give us a safety net, and look out for us.
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So families patch together the holes in their finances with the threads of our safety net.
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Many in China understood how easily they could fall through the country's broken social safety net.
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The usual answers — technocratic changes to the tax code and safety net — are not good enough.
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There are 10,000 safety net clinics across the country that provide contraceptives to low-income women.
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"At the end of the day, your financial plan helps build your safety net," Kevin says.
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They throw a safety net to accreditors and programs that have struggled to meet departmental standards.
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But championing the safety net does not necessarily resonate in the places that most need it.
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Oh, and social safety net programs can do more than limit misery: they can be liberating.
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In fact, whites without a college degree are the biggest beneficiaries of the social safety net.
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But it's not just the $60 billion Uber that doesn't give its workers a safety net.
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If this White House is intent on letting this safety net collapse, Congress must step in.
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The first objective of any safety net is that it should be as wide as possible.
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I had no recourse or safety net but the bartenders at the Globe, who adopted me.
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" Rather added that he prays that "our Constitutional government" will provide America with a "safety net.
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But even that safety net is not a guarantee, whether Medicaid funding is cut or not.
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Build up a financial safety net, and be proactive about what the job market looks like.
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Indeed, the administration's ultimate goal is to attach work requirements to the entire social safety net.
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The agreement, which the NBH says functions as a safety net, was originally concluded in 2013.
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Others anticipated the risks but used factory work as a safety net when times were tough.
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SNAP is among the most sophisticated social safety net programs in the world—and it works.
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Some liberal analysts blame welfare reform for gouging a huge hole in the social safety net.
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We have a Trump administration that has populist impulses but no actual populist safety net policies.
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According to the SPM, 270% of elderly Americans would have been poor without the safety net.
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" The US Department of Agriculture calls SNAP "the largest program in the domestic hunger safety net.
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This would end Social Security as we know it and endanger this critical social safety net.
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Zuckerberg advocates that a social safety net would give everyone the freedom to try new things.
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"That is the nature of doing something that's never been done before: There's no safety net."
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In short, widening wealth inequality means Americans will need a stronger safety net than their parents.
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This would be a radical change to the medical safety net for the nation's poorest citizens.
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The nuclear safety net that previous generations bequeathed to us is in desperate need of repair.
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Right now, our safety net says what you're doing at home taking care of your kids?
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"People [who voted for Trump] don't want [a strong safety net]," said Princeton economist Angus Deaton.
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The safety net that awaits military veterans when they get home is also stretched and frayed.
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Doleac and Mukherjee argue naloxone serves as just this kind of safety net with unintended consequences.
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They're reshaping the health care safety net in ways that will reverberate for years if they succeed.
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Democrats, meanwhile, want to extend the social safety net by spending more on health care and education.
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On many issues, notably health care, Clinton fought tooth and nail to expand the social safety net.
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In addition, Singapore's safety net — Medifund — is limited in its commitments and administered at the local level.
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There might not be much of a safety net for Netflix shares this week, one technician warns.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan's dream of shredding the social safety net has not yet come to pass.
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Her premiership's raison d'être is to make the social safety net stronger for "just about managing" citizens.
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But the US has not made efforts to strengthen the social safety net or collective bargaining rights.
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The result would leave the United States' safety net far less generous than that of, say, Sweden.
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Only about 64 percent of their income came from AFDC, food stamps, and other safety net programs.
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"As an actor, the writing is just such a safety net and a magic path," he said.
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Welfare states do not yet offer an adequate safety net if family members get ill or die.
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It works as a safety net for the bank in case you fail to make your payments.
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Without that safety net to fall back on, he said he feels more present during the trip.
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Seeing it come back like this is a sign of failure of the public health safety net.
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Without design thinking and building empathy for the safety net, solutions for their care will be suboptimal.
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Now shareholders will no longer be able to bank on the safety net of a rich dividend.
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And I believe in the safety net, I always have, but that's not what I'm talking about.
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She also said the government would expand its social safety net programmes for Egyptians most in need.
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When it's never clear when or where something is happening, there's a perpetual safety net in place.
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It was the biggest expansion of the social safety net since Medicare was established in the 1960s.
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In the absence of a broad-based pension system, the family is the main social safety net.
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"It's like a high-wire act with no safety net," said Jason Miller, Trump's former communications strategist.
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Rather, it should serve as a safety net in case the traditional cable bundle continues to collapse.
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Knowing you have a safety net can bring a lot of ease, which can be joyful indeed.
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During two terms in office, Lula, Brazil's first working-class president, greatly expanded the social safety net.
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"Rather than encountering a poverty trap, you're much, much better off with a safety net," he said.
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For decades, Hahnemann University Hospital served as the main safety-net hospital for downtown Philadelphia's neediest residents.
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Voters will surely demand that politicians either reduce inequality or maintain the safety net. Economist.com/blogs/buttonwood
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It doesn't work well for workers who are less likely to have a broader financial safety net.
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The left will see this as an attempt to unpick yet another part of the safety net.
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Medicaid was established as a safety net to provide healthcare to those who could not afford it.
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"There is no safety net in those sectors," the charity's program coordinator told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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If I took the incoming president at his word, my safety net was in danger of disappearing.
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In 22011 of those counties, Planned Parenthood serves at least half of safety net family planning clients.
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"There is no safety net in those sectors," the charity's program coordinator told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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One pole of the debate may continue to make TANF its model for the entire safety net.
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For Klapfenberger, however, the problem was that the same safety net had proved inadequate for many Germans.
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Yet critics say many of those safety net programs for farmers are wasteful, and not always necessary.
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The simple truth is that farm subsidies aren't a "safety net," they're corporate welfare by another name.
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"You're essentially giving up your safety net," said Ashley Harrington, counsel with the Center for Responsible Lending.
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It is, for instance, a type of safety net for old people when they become very ill.
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It also includes plans for universal health care and a significant expansion of the social safety net.
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For low-income families, a sudden calamity like a shooting can rupture an already-fragile safety net.
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Medicaid managed care could serve as a public insurance safety net in markets lacking adequate private competition.
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In its original form, BattleTech always gave you and your giant mech mercenary company a safety net.
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In a nation with no social safety net and chronic recessions, these snacks kept many laborers alive.
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That includes funds for social safety net programs, interest on the national debt and salaries for troops.
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Above, Erica Olsen, director of the Safety Net Project at the National Network to End Domestic Violence.
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It's a small gesture of support for the workers, many of whom have no other safety net.
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The general gist is to make the safety net more complicated, and more tied to personal circumstances.
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An additional primer could offer a safety net to detect the virus if its genetic sequence changed.
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If prices are too low and manufacturers decide to drop out, then that safety net doesn't work.
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It's interesting, because if it all happens online, there's no one looking out—there's no safety net.
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The dystopian social safety net alleviates pain and suffering, so it is necessary in the short term.
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Democrats will be able to block efforts to trim safety net programs like food stamps and Medicaid.
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The magnitude of the benefits from social safety net investments is becoming clearer with each new study.
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This is not the first time President Trump has proposed drastic cuts to fundamental safety-net resources.
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Organized labor has been squeezed out of pay negotiations, leaving workers increasingly reliant on the safety net.
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The Senate can be a safety net for our democracy, and, at the moment, it needs saving.
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That toll has held steady despite the work of women's advocates to provide a stronger safety net.
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A new, more robust safety net—free college, Medicare for All—becomes, for some, an egalitarian necessity.
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And I often worried about the working families who did not have a safety net of support.
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There will be nothing to offset the harm workers suffer when Republicans rip up the safety net.
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Social safety net programs, aside from the big entitlement programs for retirees, would also be hit hard.
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Meanwhile, progressives should move beyond health care and focus on other holes in the U.S. safety net.
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First, during the campaign he combined racist appeals with claims that he wouldn't cut the safety net.
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Consider what happened after Medicare was created in 1965 as a social safety net for older Americans.
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When older Americans do finally retire, most are depending on Social Security and other safety net programs.
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"They basically remove the entire safety net under tens of million of low-income people," he said.
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The idea of these kids and this family dealing with their safety net being taken from them.
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Certainly, there's room to improve our social safety net by consolidating programs and making them more efficient.
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Conservatives say that America's safety net has become so large and generous that it's hard to escape.
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"The federal government is so far away from taking care of the safety net people." he said.
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But we also understood the need to build a strong safety net and a culture of opportunity.
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What they apparently don't comprehend are the irreversible consequences that would come from gutting this safety net.
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What kind of social safety net might soften the blow of that kind of sudden mass unemployment?
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The study also focused on pediatricians in private practice, not at community clinics or safety net facilities.
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In every other industry, insurance is set up as a safety net, covering for unplanned catastrophic loss.
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Eligibility for safety-net programmes, which disburse trillions of dollars, is determined by the federal poverty level.
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It is startling to realize just how much the social safety net expanded during Barack Obama's presidency.
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At the first few stops, it has also shown Mr. Trudeau practicing politics without a safety net.
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Spending on environmental protection, medical research, job training, foreign aid and safety net programs would be cut.
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Last month marked the 81st anniversary of Social Security as our nation's vital social safety net program.
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But you could also argue for a more generous social safety net and government funding for retraining.
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This is the big "if" that worries those who follow the finances of our safety net programs.
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None of this amounts to a complete solution for the funding pressures on our safety net programs.
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He says the government may need to create a safety net that allows employees to be retrained.
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She had no safety net (her husband did not have life insurance) and no clear path forward.
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We don't have the safety net the rest of the company does because we're part-time employees.
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It's a bit of a safety net, and so maybe it reduces the cortisol in your blood.
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The law's cuts to the safety net hospitals would be rescinded for those states starting in 2018.
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But there have been big differences, too, in areas such as immigration and social safety net spending.
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You've always been clear that you think long-run deficits are a threat to the safety net.
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As I've argued ad nauseam, go-go capitalism is how you pay for safety-net soft socialism.
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Canada is most Americans' safety net — if Bush/Obama/Trump/whoever is elected, I'm moving to Canada!
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The deficit reduction, meanwhile, would come at the cost of massive cuts to social safety net programs.
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We&aposve had, what, 223 million people die under communism over the past -- HARF: The social safety net in the country has also brought people out of poverty and -- HURT: There&aposs a difference between a social safety net -- and we could even debate that -- HARF: And socialism.
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Not only that, but I didn't have the safety net of a hospital stay after that first session.
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The most striking effect of this has been the way M-PESA has enhanced the social safety net.
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It's because the U.S. lacks the basic social safety net necessary to take care of its own people.
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Public outcry prompted major federal food reforms in the 22020s, which expanded and shaped today's food safety net.
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If well implemented, it will provide an economic safety net for women as they deal with traumatic situations.
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And for states that didn't expand the program, they'd throw some extra money in for safety-net hospitals.
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There's been a lot of commentary on the left about how this bill allegedly erodes the safety net.
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By building and curating simplified benefits services, Catch can offer a safety net for the future of work.
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"Safety-net people are very excited to have these companies interested in them and to share their experiences."
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But it's getting close, and the safety net is set to shrink for a large number of people.
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Slower growth in recent years has strengthened the hands of political leaders looking to trim the safety-net.
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Tech can't prevent bigotry and bashing, but it can at the very least help create a safety net.
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Rather than try to stop the loss of jobs, governments should provide retraining and a decent safety net.
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Instead, two years ago, I dropped everything to start a new career without a safety net or plan.
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The social safety-net is generous by regional standards and life expectancy matches that in the United States.
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Without a much larger contribution from most workers that is incompatible with a safety-net of today's strength.
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Yet India's safety-net is both immensely complicated, with over 950 centrally funded schemes and subsidies, and stingy.
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Likely liquidity support from the UK Debt Management Office (DMO) will provide a safety net for fund managers.
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The legislation would strike a blow at the heart of President Obama's expansion of the social safety net.
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In the US, philanthropy directed toward safety net programs—food, housing, health—amounted to $50 billion in 2017.
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And the departure of a Blues plan is important, since those companies often serve as the safety net.
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The town will be a libertarian paradise and have a robust social safety net, courtesy of Philip Hadi.
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What needs to happen is a systematic reduction in the size and scope of the federal safety net.
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He added that the agency will "continue to ensure the availability of a strong safety net" for growers.
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If anything, undocumented immigrants help keep the safety net solvent with the payroll and income taxes they pay.
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This will make it easier for those outside the corporate safety net to purchase insurance at affordable rates.
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It has retained, but punched large holes in, the "safety net" created under the prior New Deal consensus.
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And it usually comes with a community that can act as a safety net when things get bad.
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Amgen also has a "Safety Net Foundation" for uninsured or low-income patients whose insurance plans exclude Aimovig.
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"We still clearly see the safety net of the ECB's QE programme is really helping us," he said.
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Since then, it has been a proven success and a critical component of the health care safety net.
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More South Koreans feel the country is now rich enough to build a more robust social safety net.
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Unlike most immigrants, they're eligible for federal safety net services like food stamps — and often, they need them.
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Let's mobilize against the less headline-grabbing evils of poverty, discrimination and gaping holes in the safety net.
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His rhetoric on spending reductions is about getting rid of duplicate programs, not slashing the social safety net.
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And if things get rough, they might slip through the holes in the torn up social safety net.
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Supporters of UBI argue an unconditional salary from the state would provide a guaranteed safety net for citizens.
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An advanced social safety net already supports people who cannot pay themselves for their livelihood, it pointed out.
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It is time to replace TANF with a safety net income policy that advances justice and economic security.
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Without them in place, welfare can quickly become a way of life instead of a temporary safety net.
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This is just the latest salvo in a decades-long, bipartisan effort to shred the social safety net.
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The millions of very poor and elderly in this country have a safety net for their medical care.
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A well-administered safety net, he continued, could boost economic activity by mitigating risk for would-be entrepreneurs.
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Since then, we've been able to strengthen our safety net so that even the worst isn't so scary.
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They can provide students same-age peers with whom to socialize and a safety net to rely on.
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Cuts to important social safety net programs have hit rural communities especially hard, restricting access to clean water.
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The green directors get to rack up real credits while the show has a safety net. Ding-dong.
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It is time to put to rest the idea that government safety net programs subsidize private sector employers.
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But it takes a lot to be minimalist: social capital, a safety net and access to the internet.
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Nor can we depend on a safety net designed for a stable workforce to weather 21st century disruption.
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Some proponents of UBI would fund the program, at least in part, by disbanding existing safety-net programs.
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Americans like choices, and Medicare Advantage offers multiple choices along with a minimum safety net level of coverage.
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How many men or women his age have ever performed so ably, so publicly, with no safety net?
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To keep their commitment to safety-net care for those in need, organizations may restrict information and options.
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Something must be done – and quickly – to refocus the nation's safety net on those who truly need help.
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The assault on the nation's safety net and homeless and housing policy appears oblivious of Franklin's sage advice.
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"People should care because hospital emergency departments are the safety net for the entire country," Gaines told me.
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Looking ahead, there are opportunities for bipartisan efforts to expand Medicaid's role as the nation's medical safety net.
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Work under capitalism is a brutal psychological gauntlet—low pay, long hours, and little to no safety net.
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The sum of its actions is to further steep the social safety net in a stew of shame.
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This crisis has laid bare the weaknesses of our public health infrastructure, labor protections and social safety net.
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Many consider Donald Trump to be nothing more than a simple con man with an inheritance safety net.
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It's a good one: much better wages, a much stronger social safety net, a mostly unionized work force.
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But the aversion to social safety-net programs only came to root more deeply in the American mainstream.
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The reasons aren't fully known, but the uneven American social safety net seems to play a role. 2.
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An increasingly thin, shredding safety net means there are more families in a permanent state of dire straits.
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How do you decide, "Yeah, I want to do this thing that really doesn't have a safety net"?
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The closer we get to no deal, the more important that safety net of a second referendum becomes.
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Repealing social safety net programs is incredibly difficult, as the work of political scientist Paul Pierson has documented.
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But perhaps this is time to beef up the safety net to incorporate the rising demand for care.
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The problem in the US is that we have a terrible safety net for people with intellectual disabilities.
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Liberals seized on the comment as evidence Trump would threaten social safety net programs in his second term.
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Every other advanced country has universal health care and a much stronger social safety net than we do.
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The WSJ notes that the sell-off across both stocks and bonds left investors with little safety net.
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It is a safety-net hospital, serving mainly low-income patients, including many who lack primary care doctors.
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The new coronavirus presents an extreme case of the country turning to GoFundMe as a financial safety net.
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Also, to focus on helping those who don't have the safety net that we might be blessed with.
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Conservatives like Republican Senator Tom Cotton are calling for the third package to include expanded safety-net benefits.
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The coronavirus is exposing the breadth of China's wealth gap and the holes in its social safety net.
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Since its inception in 1965, Medicaid has become an integral and major part of the American safety net.
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Like many of my peers, I could afford to work in publishing because I had a safety net.
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I wasn't consciously thinking I was saving for a home — I was saving money for a safety net.
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Farmers would still have a generous safety net that would provide protection in the event of yield losses.
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It is much less than the government spends on safety net programs Medicare and Social Security each year.
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One reason they have so many children is that the offspring are a safety net for aging parents.
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Also, living in a country away from my father worries him, in terms of having a safety net.
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Arab parties last provided that kind of safety net to the government established by Yitzhak Rabin in 1992.
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But the coalition is convinced it didn&apost fail as much as the larger social safety net did.
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A guaranteed income, he said, could provide a social safety net more efficiently than our current welfare programs.
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A medication safety net According to Cope, Positive Recovery Solutions' role is to medically manage patients on Vivitrol.
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But for many protesters, nothing less than the future of their vaunted social safety net is at stake.
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"This is an important start towards remaking our social safety net to address a changing economy," Warner tweeted.
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The 340B PAUSE Act (340B Protecting Access for the Underserved and Safety-net Entities Act), introduced by Reps.
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America also needs an updated safety net that is built for the economic realities of the 21st Century.
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Yet an expanding share of out-of-work people are missing out on that safety net, often unnecessarily.
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During two terms in office, Lula, Brazil's first working-class president, greatly expanded the nation's social safety net.
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Maintaining Sweden's social safety net also requires that the public continue to pay tax rates approaching 60 percent.
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They should recognize that welfare must serve as a safety net and a bridge to dignity through work.
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Meanwhile, the plan would roll back Trump administration efforts that health advocates say have weakened the safety net.
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Others feel, strongly, that supporting the biggest backer of the social safety net is an important feminist act.
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Furthermore, Sanders wants to greatly expand government spending on health care, infrastructure, education, and the broader safety net.
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People are leaving California because there are more opportunities in Mexico, which has a better social safety net.
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Tlaib's plan would also be the first direct cash benefit in the American safety net not tied to work.
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To solve this problem, we are building the first global social safety net: a welfare state on the internet.
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In China's broad but shallow healthcare system, rare illnesses have been largely ignored, leaving patients outside the safety net.
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That can create an additional safety net for young workers who don't have a big emergency fund, he said.
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This safety net via the tax code is exactly what conservatives have declared war on in their new bill.
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"Young, working-age adults largely have been de-prioritized from expansions in the social safety net," the report concluded.
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But this essential safety net is already strained to the breaking point, even without an influx of new clients.
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At Thursday's hearing, Verma referred to Medicaid as an important "safety net" that serves the country's most vulnerable citizens.
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In 1981, early in the Reagan administration, his Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act made large cuts in the safety net.
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Informal workers are excluded from safety-net programmes such as pension plans, unemployment insurance and some public-health services.
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As a result, many people feel they have nowhere else to turn except the safety net: the emergency department.
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Good economic reasons argue for investing in public goods, and for building fiscal capacity and a social safety net.
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But it's also the only way the safety net has been expanded in America in the past 50 years.
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And here is the hardest part: My sense is that Democrats will respond by offering a bigger safety net.
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The erosion of TANF money is legitimately an outlier, unlike what's happening to any other major safety net program.
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An idea he saw as part of a comprehensive expansion of the safety net was being transformed beyond recognition.
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It is time to come to terms and design a safety net that is personal, portable, modern and flexible.
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The leaked draft does have a safety net for people who can't afford to buy this more expensive coverage.
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It's true that coal country voters have empowered politicians who are broadly devoted to slashing the social safety net.
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"The French social model exists, I want to consolidate it," Juppe said, referring to the country's welfare safety net.
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Things are hard right now, and getting harder with seemingly endless lacerations to the welfare safety net since 2010.
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That kind of a safety net can give you confidence during market volatility and tough economic times, he said.
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Most economists think that's a good thing because federal spending can stimulate the economy and bolster the safety net.
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Prior to the Affordable Care Act, that safety net had plenty of holes that left millions of Americans uninsured.
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The site paints refugees as a drain on the American social safety net and a threat to American culture.
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The blueprint calls for steep cuts to social safety net programs, foreign aid and efforts to combat climate change.
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Good thing there's a safety net out there that Paul Ryan would never dream of cutting ... oh, I see.
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"What we need is to really think collectively about public policies that strengthen the social safety net," Carr said.
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For those who remain uninsured, the safety net should be strengthened with increased federal funding for community health centers.
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The American Kidney Fund (AKF) has been an important part of the health care safety net for dialysis patients.
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That this indifference is a pose STALKER strikes, pretending to threaten you while keeping the safety net below you.
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One of Romney's central promises was to leave the safety net completely untouched for the old and near-old.
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The retreat from the safety net philosophy can be dated to the presidencies of Richard Nixon and Ronald Reagan.
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We can have our surplus of billionaires, provide a dignified social safety net and still staff the Mayo Clinic.
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Declining local economies and a weak social safety net hardly muster faith in Washington, D.C. ARC should be different.
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Obamacare was about providing a safety net for exactly the white working class that ended up voting for Trump.
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And without the safety net of a salary and benefits, millennial workers can find themselves left in the lurch.
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The daylight will naturally start to wake you up, and your alarm can be a sort of safety net.
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On the one hand, a massive upward redistribution of wealth and a steady erosion of the social safety net.
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Third, thanks to safety net programs, overall material deprivation has declined dramatically since the 28503s despite stagnant self-sufficiency.
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Seventy percent of immigrants who have lived here for 10 years or longer rely on the social safety net.
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In essence, the United States has no safety net for this move, nor does it have alternative strategic plans.
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Safety net providers rely on this vital program to serve their communities, including those suffering from substance use disorder.
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Median payments in the national private pension program, the only safety net for retirees, are about $200 per month.
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With a strong social safety net, even recent graduates with low earnings can meet their small monthly loan payments.
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Going the last mile to achieve universal coverage and access is essential to strengthening the "Child Health Safety Net".
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" He said the law was not intended to "turn employers into safety net providers for those who cannot work.
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That's why billionaires like him should pay for a financial safety net that allows everyone to find their purpose.
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And America's threadbare social safety net and worker-retraining programs may struggle to support a mass retooling of skills.
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This public safety net should continue to be funded by taxpayers but overseen by private physicians, not government bureaucrats.
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"As we see the Trump administration demolish the safety net, we have a chance to redefine ourselves," he says.
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The Trump Administration 220006 federal budget proposal threatens to dismantle the nation's safety net for the poor and disabled.
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The proposed cuts in funding of safety net and homeless and housing support programs threaten to reverse this trend.
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"As the money kept rolling in, they started buying things, but they had a safety net first," she said.
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The proposal drew criticism from Democratic lawmakers who argue food stamps provide a crucial safety net to the poor.
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Medicaid is a huge part of not just the country's social safety net but the American health care system.
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The impact of removing a social safety net on infant mortality, and child health is likely to be dire.
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The program created a health care safety net for people with HIV and communities hit hardest by the disease.
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Generally, safety-net "work requirements" allow recipients to participate in "community engagement activities" instead of obtaining a traditional job.
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"We are in a situation where our safety net is literally at the benevolence of the city," she said.
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But so far the administration has declined to change course on its efforts to shrink the social safety net.
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Democratic leaders in Congress threw their support behind government-paid sick leave and increased spending on safety net programs.
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Because we couldn't be moved to build a safety net that cut across our divisions of ethnicity and race.
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But history shows that the result of the effort will be to strangle the safety net with red tape.
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Given these factors, Congress should expand the social safety net as a way to tackle the coming economic recession.
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The policy, dubbed the Healthy Adult Opportunity, is a radical departure for the 55-year-old safety net program.
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These expansive and accessible health care options may be providing an additional safety net for Japan's large elderly population.
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But state travel bans targeting the unfortunate no longer made sense in a society with a national safety net.
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So it's no surprise that Byrnes's opinion in Edwards was a tribute to the New Deal social safety net.
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We are told it could bankrupt the social safety net as Medicare and Social Security run out of money.
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Both parties have overseen the gradual unraveling of our social safety net and the degradation of our natural environment.
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Indeed, they've often convinced themselves that voting for Republicans will help preserve America's generous safety net for old people.
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The rule would ensure that the social safety net is awarded only to verified American citizens and legal residents.
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The government safety net here is more comprehensive, with taxes to match, including a 19 percent national sales tax.
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He commanded a country in the midst of world war and is credited with inventing the social safety net.
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And Mr. LePage's stance on government safety net programs appeals to many voters in the state's more rural regions.
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They deserve a stronger social safety net, including programs to reduce the tendency to turn to alcohol and opioids.
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Already, we are seeing the disastrous consequences of America's threadbare social safety net on the severity of the pandemic.
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I had designed this safety net, which is not a classic cage, but it gives you some basic separation.
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Ms. Warren has proposed to pay for an expanded social safety net by imposing a new tax on wealth.
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In 2013 they founded a nonprofit called The Giving Kitchen to build a safety net for Atlanta's restaurant workers.
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If the federal payment system provides a safety net for inefficient providers, the motivation for change will remain weak.
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This is why we support everything from progressive taxation to a social safety net to laws against drunk driving.
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Safety-net benefits are becoming ever-more generous, overtaking in many cases what a worker is capable of earning.
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Members of Congress must consider that the cost of shredding this safety net would be measured in human lives.
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These programs provide a safety net to our most vulnerable citizens, but they've been in Ryan's crosshairs for years.
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Charles de Gaulle, who was intent on establishing a social safety net in 1946 following the liberation of France.
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Lawmakers in Congress have been debating for years how to reform this safety net before it goes becomes insolvent.
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The budget also outlines $203 billion in spending reductions to social safety net programs — an amount that GOP Rep.
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The safety net for those who find it difficult to combat technological change should also be strengthened, PwC added.
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An emergency fund is an essential safety net that will offer financial protection when life doesn't go as planned.
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And with little social safety net, they felt the company's severance — at $800 for every year employed — was insufficient.
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This allowed him to court Democrats who held unreconstructed racial attitudes but who favoured a large social safety net.
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My friends who can't (tattoo artists, musicians, bartenders, concert promoters) are left without a job and no safety net.
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In Europe, it's probably more difficult to become very financially successful as an artist, but there's a safety net.
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But I believe that he will enter his retirement years with no safety net if he takes this path.
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The thickest, weight-bearing strands of this safety net are treaties that have been cast aside without being replaced.
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A basic income allows for a broad safety net where people can quit their jobs and try new ideas.
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This includes America's Essential Hospitals, a trade group that includes many safety net providers that serve low-income populations.
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And Ari's difficulties adjusting to life outside the community leave him casting about for some kind of safety net.
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Alsan and Yang found a decrease in safety net sign-ups for every 10 percent increase in ICE detainers.
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If SNAP were suddenly subjected to a work requirement, the poorest would no longer have that final safety net.
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If you have more of a social safety net, you're more likely to be willing to gamble on an idea.
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Making arguments like the poor "just don't want healthcare," Congressional Republicans are threatening to tear down America's social safety net.
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And it's no surprise the pitch comes alongside enormous proposed cuts to SNAP and the social safety net in general.
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"We should instead have a rational, fair, comprehensive social safety net that actually catches us when we fall," he said.
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By 2020, the project - Africa's largest social safety net - will have cost donors $5.7 billion, raising questions about its sustainability.
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Because of that difficulty, several of the Democratic presidential candidates framed the option as a safety net or last resort.
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It was a small safety net he hoped would last him through his efforts to land a job in academia.
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Uber "can become a safety net" for people looking for jobs or seeking the flexibility of working when they want.
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Recognize that the modern economy can be perilous, so that a stronger safety net is needed now more than ever.
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Federal safety net money is also making up a greater share of lower-middle class incomes, according to the report.
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" When I ask what keeps the founders up at night, Tyrrell admits "The safety net is not built for individuals.
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If recession did strike, more government jobs would both provide a safety net for workers and automatic stimulus to demand.
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The left seems incredibly focused on the people who are very poor (and I do believe in the safety net).
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Nobody could really see us, and that was a safety net — in case she took off running down the pier.
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On the surface it might seem that the safety net population is not a good candidate for digital health interventions.
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Politics shapes almost everything here, from the problems with our social safety net to our laws around same-sex marriage.
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You have to really, really work hard to fail at television directing because there's so many levels of safety net.
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In Tanzania 10% of the population is covered by its safety-net (at a cost of just 0.3% of GDP).
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Tranched capital can be a safety net, but you can get tangled in that net if you miss a milestone.
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Safety-net programmes work best when they are simple, well-understood and governed by rules that are easy to administer.
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California sees a strong role for government and leans heavily on its affluent residents to fund a social-safety net.
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Recent early-stage investments from the firm have included tax and insurance safety net Catch and food stamps app Propel.
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At the same time, with society now, there is an expectation of a safety net, healthcare, minimum earnings, et cetera.
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It's not just the threat of a shrinking social safety net under President Trump, although that's certainly part of it.
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Refugees and immigrants have the same right to enroll in safety net programs as those born in the United States.
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But the federal government spends nearly half a trillion dollars on the social safety net—almost 10 times that amount.
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For many, the allowance social safety net has collapsed, leaving many teenagers to look for "real jobs" and paid internships.
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It also would mean that USDA's safety-net payments accounted for about 10 percent of net farm income for 2016.
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Overnight, Argentina clinched a three-year $2114 billion financing deal with the International Monetary Fund to provide a safety net.
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Today, more than 100 million Americans depend on healthcare safety-net programs: Medicare, Medicaid and the Affordable Care Act (ACA).
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The trouble stems from low oil prices and massive economic mismanagement that have ripped away the country's financial safety net.
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It's a vote many Republican senators already made in 2015 -- but with the safety net of a certain Obama veto.
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In a way, its ability to interconnect you to a safety net of friends can complement traditional sources of support.
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Most importantly, the time is now to stop insurers from removing a vital safety net for the most desperate patients.
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One of the big cuts proposed would also take a sledgehammer to a safety net program that's been remarkably effective.
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Kentucky's waiver also imposes premiums on able-bodied, adult Medicaid beneficiaries - another first for the key social safety net program.
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It's the difference between working hard in a dead-end job and having the safety net to take a risk.
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Paying for it would require either shredding the safety net as we know it or raising taxes to Scandinavian levels.
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If he takes that path down, Trump will find a very broad political safety net open to soften his fall.
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In 215, there were 210,225 safety net health centers in the US that provided subsidized family planning services, like contraception.
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Beginning with the New Deal, the economic safety net, once limited to state and local governments, has been largely nationalized.
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It's a critical safety net program for hospitals that provide an invaluable service to people who need it the most.
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Farmers need a safety net and an effective risk management system, particularly when prices are low and when disaster strikes.
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And the President's approval ratings of 80% and higher among Republicans offer him a safety net with his political base.
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Many people don't know that safety net programs exist in their communities to help the uninsured access oral health services.
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The simple Trump plan seems to focus on making banks smaller and taking away the regulatory oversight and safety net.
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And forestalling retirement could relieve some of the pressure a large aging population places on this country's social safety net.
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" The email also noted that cleaners "constitute one of WeWork's most vulnerable employee groups" and many "lack a safety net.
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That's why the health-care safety net, especially for services such as sexual and reproductive health care, remains so important.
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Democrats quickly criticized the proposed deep cuts, highlighting funding reductions for safety net programs, and even Republicans expressed hesitation. Sen.
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"There are people who, whether born with it or develop over time, live without a safety net," Mr. Hiddleston said.
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But if Trump and Ryan succeed in slashing the safety net even further, Democrats will shoulder part of the blame.
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The financial oversight board charged with PROMESA's implementation has proposed slashing public spending, further eroding the island's worn safety net.
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Now, the Trump administration appears to have found a way to overhaul the safety net program without a single vote.
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Without the safety net of built-in friends, I learned I can get through the worst days all by myself.
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It will almost certainly require cutting either vital public services or huge parts of the safety net for the poor.
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"It's a real concern," added Shawn Gremminger, a lobbyist for America's Essential Hospitals, which represents public and safety net hospitals.
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Without the safety net provided by paid family and medical leave, that decision can have devastating financial and personal consequences.
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"The NFIP is a safety net for millions of Americans, and we could not afford to let it lapse," Sen.
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Since 2007, the crisis line has been an all-purpose safety net for many thousands of veterans in free fall.
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The federal assistance that states rely on will be increasingly uncertain, and social safety net programs will be under pressure.
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They're also here because of a health care system that, despite its many flaws, has given them a safety net.
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The plan would move many safety net programs into a megadepartment that could include the word "welfare" in its title.
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The plan also underscores holes that remain in the social safety net and separates the US from other rich nations.
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Most important, since winning office, he has opposed social welfare and safety net programs and supported a massive military buildup.
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However, the reality is that many young adults don't rely on their family as a social or economic safety net.
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A top priority for the Trump administration is expanding work requirements for some of the nation's biggest safety-net programs.
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If you can, start working towards a side hustle so you have a safety net in case of a layoff.
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With 22,2425 employees and a $2371 billion budget, the agency is a key part of the city's social safety net.
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But faith dictates that no-deal will do no great harm to the economy, so no safety-net is required.
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"You would hope there would be this robust safety net for people who fall through the cracks," Professor Burch said.
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"It sort of confirmed to us the experience of everyone," said Helen Strom, a community organizer with Safety Net Activists.
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And it governs one of America's most famous and vital safety-net components, the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), a.k.
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A booming economy and family-friendly company policies have helped, but a fraying federal safety net is also a factor.
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At the federal level, the safety net has become less reliable, so working for pay is increasingly their only option.
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But it's either allow a second vote or face a free-fall — without a safety net — into an economic void.
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That's what McGregor and Sterling-Angus were after — a sort of romantic safety net that prioritized stability over initial attraction.
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And it removes the guaranteed safety net that has insured the country's poorest citizens for more than half a century.
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" And she can serve her metaphors mixed: "Someone's always gotta be the safety net, and it was my at bat.
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At the same time, the social safety net provided by the state for decades after World War II was dismantled.
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Women with the means to establish residency as a safety net can easily buy condos in Manhattan or Cold Spring.
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He said the social safety net needed to be reimagined for an age when workers hopped across jobs and professions.
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Boom times typically shrink the deficit, as tax collections swell and the federal government can dial back safety-net spending.
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Republicans and Democrats in Congress should reject this attack on Medicaid, a vital, often overlooked part of the safety net.
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People are worried about rural or safety net hospitals — let's figure out what the policies that would help them out.
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Others illuminated the limitations of a child welfare agency that is but one part of the safety net for families.
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The Environmental Protection Agency, State Department and safety net programs are expected to take the biggest hits in the budget.
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"It doesn't mean it's the right amount withheld, but it's a good safety net," said Boneparth of Bone Fide Wealth.
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ST. LOUIS — This past week, President Trump and House Republicans took initial steps to cut back the social safety net.
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By moving forward with this proposal, the city is asking hundreds of small businesses to jump without a safety net.
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We have one guy who is trying to protect it and enhance the social safety net for the American people.
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But once the country commits to a fundamentally more generous, decent safety net, it becomes an accepted part of society.
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The Urban Institute has found little evidence for the claim that stricter work requirements for safety net eligibility promote work.
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For some families; it is their only safety net; 22 percent of people on food stamps have no other income.
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We're covering the mood in pre-election Britain, a fight over France's safety net and a love story in Auschwitz.
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And that statistical Chinese safety net was a large one, equivalent to 21.2 million tonnes of "unreported" production in 2013.
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Self-reliance plus a safety net ought to be bipartisan enough concepts to make a majority of Congress happy, right?
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Without a safety net, nearly the same proportion of Americans, 24.6%, would be poor today as were 50 years ago.
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But many Republicans continue to see welfare as a poverty trap wrought from overreliance on the safety net, however patchy.
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But it is not enough to deal with poverty atomistically—to reduce individual suffering through a more robust safety net.
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Others, like Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, think handouts could give everyone the safety net necessary to think like an entrepreneur.
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The nation's 340B providers are exactly that — the community safety-net that catches and cares for our nation's most vulnerable.
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This would be particularly true for China, where the absence of a social safety net induces households to save excessively.
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The task force's final report, released this year, recommended that the state "fully fund, strengthen and expand safety net" programs.
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But there's a sphere of regulatory activism he speaks about much less: the paring back of the social safety net.
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His plan will also hurt states disproportionally with high state and local taxes, putting their social safety net at risk.
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It is up to adults to push back against efforts to undermine this crucial part of the social safety-net.
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"Constantly, there's this battle between protecting and having a safety net and also doing the things you want," said Duran.
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Mr. Obama suggested that stronger unions, a tax overhaul and an updated safety net could help deal with the problem.
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The federal government became a source of stability to the economy and provided a social safety net to most citizens.
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"[All countries] have to give [trans people] and refugees full legal recognition and provide them legal safety net," she says.
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"A good safety net is good for entrepreneurship," says Carl Melin, policy director at Futurion, a research institution in Stockholm.
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During Trump's first year in office, income from these safety net programs directly kept 19963 million people out of poverty.
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These are the largest cuts to social programs and the safety net to be proposed by a president in decades.
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But he also takes long-term deficits seriously and views excessively large ones as a threat to the safety net.
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If you want a less regulated market, you have to pay more for a safety-net side program for people.
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Since then, it has grown to become the world's largest fundraising platform, and it and other crowdsourcing platforms have come to serve as the country's ad-hoc safety net of sorts, exposing all the ways in which our country's actual safety net—health care, welfare benefits, rent assistance—fails miserably to fulfill people's basic needs.
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That may not sound like a large amount, but for many people, it can provide at least a minimal safety net.
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The first crisis is simply that the social safety net doesn't do nearly enough to address low-income families' housing needs.
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Having weighed the costs with my wife, and realizing we had a sound safety net, I decided to take the plunge.
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Amid constant technological change, a standing offer of free higher education may represent an important component of the social safety-net.
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"On one hand it's really nerve-wracking to know that I won't have that support blanket and safety net," she said.
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He pledged to stop cuts to social safety net programs, keep but fix the Affordable Care Act and protect labor unions.
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Democratic leaders in the state Senate praised the budget for making investments in the social safety net and early childhood education.
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She has worked at a city jail for eight months, and also works part-time at a local "safety net" hospital.
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The film revealed to 23.5s Britain that the social safety net was failing and that such trauma could happen to anyone.
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As safety net programs face drastic cuts, Paul Ryan even suggested churches and non-profit organizations will help families in need.
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Ideally, this trend will start to knit together a new portable social safety net for workers laboring outside the salaried economy.
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Outpatient health clinics, which aren't subject to the same regulations as hospitals, are working with even less of a safety net.
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In most states that did not go along with the Obamacare expansion, Medicaid does not provide much of a safety net.
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Subconsciously, fear of failing fuels my strict diet for success and bolsters the importance of having a safety net, aka perfectionism.
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It has a full-time staff of just three, and lacks the safety net — if also the temptation — of an endowment.
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She called for a stronger global financial safety net to help limit the effects of China's slowdown, but offered few details.
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Tanzania's main welfare scheme, known as the Productive Social Safety Net (PSSN), has expanded quickly since it was created in 243.
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Some of that investment could come through grant programs dedicated to the crisis or new safety net programs for addiction treatment.
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In addition to the technological advantages, there is an enabling social safety net for those who venture on the entrepreneurial path.
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The country's stocks rallied on the deal to provide a safety net and avoid the frequent crises of the country's past.
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It's a makeshift safety net, one that people form when society's prescribed systems leave them out for one reason or another.
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That's why billionaires like him should pay for a financial safety net that allows everyone to find their purpose, he says.
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History is filled with examples, such as Social Security, where battles to retrench the social safety net go down in flames.
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But that gets into fairly weedy discussion about how, exactly, you do that: Do you create a stronger social safety net?
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Opponents were fierce in their disagreement and their rhetoric, claiming the reform would dismantle America's safety net and increase child poverty.
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There are many ways in which we could strengthen the safety net that Medicaid provides, but right now, it basically works.
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They're succeeding with an admirable degree of difficulty, too; their identity is aggression, and requires air-tight rotations sans safety net.
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Because liberals want to expand and strengthen the social safety net, Democrats seek opportunities to enact big, cohesive, era-defining policies.
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These sparsely populated and sometimes deeply isolated towns and counties are already gripping the threads of an unravelling social safety net.
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Democrats strongly opposed the provision, arguing the change would be detrimental to the safety net relied upon by low-income earners.
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If the approach is anything like what the Trump administration has proposed, billions would be drained from the safety net program.
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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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Climate change also raises the stakes for the universal health care debate, as a safety net for climate-driven healthcare crises.
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The goals include strengthening a safety net for farmers in times of economic slowdown and offering new forms of crop insurance.
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"As people lose benefits and they don't have access to health insurance, we're going to need a safety net," she said.
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For a substantial share, at least half the wage increases will be offset by declines in payments from safety-net programs.
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Well-funded businesses with strong balance sheets, as Khosrowshahi pointed out, have a safety net ready if IPO plans go awry.
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Still, the concept of 'bootstrapping' is far from limited to the rhetorical territory of the welfare state and social safety net.
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Think of disability insurance as a safety net of sorts, one where you can protect your income in case something happens.
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Some conservatives cite it as a reason to weaken the social safety net or discourage spending on programs for the poor.
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Critics say that it gives drug users a safety net, allowing them to take more risks as they seek higher highs.
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Access can also be obtained in a safety net clinic or hospital, such as Federally Qualified Health Center, or county hospital.
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Canadian healthcare isn&apost free In general, Canadians pay higher taxes for the country&aposs social safety net, which includes healthcare.
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It is every bit as important as the other two programs in forming a safety net that protects people and families.
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Lack of an adequate social safety net has entailed horrendous direct human costs, including the suffering of millions of hungry children.
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We are all holding the safety net for one another, and when we let it drop, none of us is safe.
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The moral hazard interpretation is that Narcan gives drug users a safety net, allowing some to overdose numerous times in safety.
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The second piece is then that our investments in the safety net are predicated on the concentration of poverty in cities.
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It means your support network — the people around you who hold you up, ground you and provide a reliable safety net.
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The programs — designed for when prices were high — are failing to provide an adequate safety net now that prices are low.
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In essence, public health departments served as a safety net to keep as many disadvantaged people as possible healthy and secure.
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"I call it the safety net," said John Lanicci, professor of meteorology at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in Daytona Beach, Fla.
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CdT's access to credit lines from the province's treasury bank and to future subsidies from PAT provide an additional safety net.
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Here's Case and Deaton: Why, it's almost as if having a strong safety net leads to better, not worse, social health.
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Instead, the administration pursued a traditional Republican agenda of slashing regulations, cutting taxes, and trying to defund the social safety net.
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Here's a look at how it developed and why it's not the kind of health care safety net other countries have.
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The bill would raise the deficit by more than $1 trillion, automatically triggering cuts that would devastate our country's safety net.
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The exchange would be turned into a safety net, with subsidies focused on those who truly need them to afford coverage.
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If paying down your mortgage decimates your savings and leaves you without a safety net, you'll never be in the black.
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To that end, there are a growing number of tuition insurance policies available to offer some degree of a safety net.
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The answer is simple: Because it would make government and the social safety net bigger than they want it to be.
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Their sustained, invariant agenda has been upward redistribution of income: cutting taxes on the rich while weakening the social safety net.
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A booming economy is one reason, along with state and local family-friendly policies, but also a fraying federal safety net.
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It is a day school operated by the Carroll County Juvenile Court, which sends troubled teens there as a safety net.
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The truth is Obamacare is mostly working as a social safety net to provide nearly 30 million people with health insurance.
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To address this inequity, we are funding 14 safety-net health centers to expand buprenorphine among uninsured or publicly insured patients.
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When you do come into this type of money, there are so many people to whom you become that safety net.
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With shelter-in-place orders, many expecting mothers may not have their safety net of family and friends around for help.
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Until then, charitable patient assistance foundations and other safety-net programs will continue to fill the gap as best they can.
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But at the same time she likes the concept of guaranteed income and wants to significantly expand the social safety net.
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The system is a safety net that provides a warning to pilots when their aircraft is too close to the ground.
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And yet they provide case after case in which stay-at-home moms provide an important safety net for their families.
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Those using or likely to use Medicaid, food stamps and other safety net programs would face greater scrutiny from immigration officials.
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Mr. Macron advocates reforms that he says will make France more business-friendly while preserving most of its social safety net.
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Government safety-net programs like food stamps can create dependency and therefore hurt the very people they are intended to help.
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Perhaps the most conspicuous problems for the social safety net arise from the Republican pledge to repeal the Affordable Care Act.
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Even some proponents of expanding the social safety net oppose the idea, fearing it would siphon money away from existing programs.
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Along with the G.I. Bill, federal housing loans, workers' compensation and Pell Grants, the safety net protects and enriches our country.
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Opponents of Medicaid work rules say the requirements are a roundabout way to cull people from the safety net health program.
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The immediate need is to ensure a strong safety net for displaced workers, including unemployment benefits and continuous health care coverage.
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Until now, the Tea Party-era Republican response has been to press for across the board cuts in safety net programs.
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Americans have often fought bitterly about how large our safety net should be and about the precise forms it should take.
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Collectively, reforms to conservation, research and the farm safety net present an enormous opportunity to improve the health of our soils.
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It was a far more appealing message than old Republican messages about abortion, same-sex marriage and the social safety net.
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Both of them show sharp and sustained declines over the past half-century upon accounting for safety-net programmes (see chart).
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In 1967 safety-net taxes and transfers barely dented poverty: 26.4% of Americans were poor before, and 25% remained poor after.
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The normal sources of risk capital had dried up, but no one from Washington, D.C., was there with your safety net.
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Medicaid advocates in Kentucky have already sued over the work requirements, and additional safety net changes could provoke even more lawsuits.
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Net operating funds are retained for reserves to stabilize operations and to support safety-net providers through a community investment fund.
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Doesn't have to be much, but giving people even a very small safety net would unlock a huge amount of entrepreneurialism.
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Still, without building a safety net first, we are likely to see more unnecessary, and tragic, headlines about driverless car deaths.
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Those manufacturing jobs evolved into well-paid union jobs, creating a private-sector safety net for the immigrants and their descendants.
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The Trump budget is fundamentally about shredding the already-flimsy American social safety net that is intended to help the poor.
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That threatens to put strains on the nation's social safety net, as fewer workers generate Social Security income for more retirees.
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Then, roughly two months after delivery, pregnancy Medicaid comes to an end, and the safety net gives way to a cliff.
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The Emergency Social Safety Net (ESSN) will give refugees pre-paid cards for food, housing, schooling or medical expenses in Turkey.
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Democrats have repeatedly used social safety-net programs as a talking point as they try to win tough races in November.
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They act as a kind of safety net, one that, for now, the Ukrainian railway companies have deemed as still necessary.
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They act as a kind of safety net, one that, for now, the Ukrainian railway companies have deemed as still necessary.
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Both of those bills can, and in the former case almost certainly will, include major cuts to social safety net programs.
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Her father took most of the money, Sarah says, along with the house, leaving her mother with virtually no safety net.
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The covid-73 response fund is a safety net for artists who contract the virus and are suffering severe health impacts.
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China is expanding its social safety net and faces pressure to treat an aging population growing increasingly susceptible to chronic diseases.
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This was adjudicated in the courts after the ACA was passed, and initial premiums were set based on this safety net.
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The liberal Center for American Progress (CAP) released a poll on Republican proposals to cut Medicaid and other safety-net programs.
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SNAP, like many other safety net programs, is designed to expand during hard economic times and contract when the economy improves.
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ITV news said Robbins confirmed that the original plan was for the backstop to be designed not as a "safety net" for the island of Ireland but as "a bridge" to a long-term trading relationship between the EU and the UK. "The big clash all along is the 'safety net'," Robbins was quoted as saying.
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Meanwhile, the argument that the social safety net causes social decay by coddling slackers runs up against the hard truth that every other advanced country has a more generous social safety net than we do, yet the rise in mortality among middle-aged whites in America is unique: Everywhere else, it is continuing its historic decline.
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Ryan has spent the better part of a decade crafting a coherent, sweeping agenda to reform and slash the American safety net.
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Workers like that need retraining, but they also need our social safety net to help them bridge as they learn new skills.
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They make a bill that already represented a historic cut to the health care safety net for poor Americans even more harmful.
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"It's so much better than nothing," said Dr. Sarah Stelzner, a pediatrician at Eskenazi Health, the public safety net system in Indianapolis.
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"Volunteer blood donations are always going to be the first line of defense -- but with this technology, you have a safety net."
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The European Stability Mechanism (ESM), the euro zone's bailout fund, expressed confidence that Athens could manage without an international financial safety net.
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The administration is also pushing working requirements and other restrictions in safety net programs, which will lead to many losing their benefits.
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After he dealt a devastating blow to our social safety net last week, Senator John McCain is now asking for a handout.
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The administration also wants cuts for some social safety-net programs, but not the large entitlement programs for retirees, the Times said.
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I do a lot of the gardening, but there are some things I can't do, so it's a safety net for us.
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One organization, New Anime Making System Project, raises money to provide a safety net and reduce burnout for up-and-coming animators.
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The federal safety net includes a range of programs, from Social Security to disability insurance and temporary cash assistance for needy families.
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Her relationship with Crawford was a kind of "safety net, separate from the public or her parents," her friend Ellin LaVar says.
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A more likely root cause for despair is the absence of a safety net for swathes of Americans, particularly in health care.
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Commonsense reforms to the food safety net would lift people out of poverty and aid the most disadvantaged people in our society.
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The upshot should be that more farmers will benefit from the comfort Mr Chomba received from having something of a safety-net.
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Greenhouse wants to see labor involved in every part of American life, building a stronger social safety net and fighting for everyone.
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The second government source said the bond issue was a safety net in case the negotiations with the outside investors fell through.
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Similarly, we need to create a global safety-net to protect humans against the economic shocks that AI is likely to cause.
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A personal line of credit can be used as a safety net for borrowers who have expenses that pop up in stages.
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