But the gig jobs in which senior citizens predominate: professional wedding officiant (45% of them are senior citizens) and musicians.
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"Things are going to change next week and for us senior citizens…a lot of senior citizens are feeling very unsteady," she said.
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Go deeper: The 85 to 94-year-old population is booming Senior citizens are taking over fast-food jobs Gig economy senior citizens are typically handymen and wedding officiants
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If I take a room of 100 senior citizens and 100 millennials, most of those senior citizens are going to vote on Election Day and probably fewer than half of the millennials will.
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Like the state as a whole, senior citizens are split.
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HOLLYWOOD makes more films about senior citizens than ever before.
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Her lead with young voters exceeds his with senior citizens.
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"I gave him a… phone for senior citizens," she said.
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Today we're looking into senior citizens' evolving relationship with weed.
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"This parish is 60 percent senior citizens," Father Mushi said.
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This is no way to care for our senior citizens.
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It already exists on a smaller scale for senior citizens.
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Many of these people are senior citizens + report compromised immunity.
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Matthew Lesser, arguing he would be bad for senior citizens.
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Covenant Manor is an apartment complex for low-income senior citizens.
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Paramedics have advised the public, especially senior citizens, to keep indoors.
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I met hungry children and senior citizens who changed my life.
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"Coinsurance" is the new kid in town for many senior citizens.
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Senior citizens spend disproportionate amounts of their monthly incomes on electricity.
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After handymen, senior citizens are building contractors, photographers, painters and cleaners.
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Medicare is a program that pays for senior citizens' health care.
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Thirty-five people have died from the virus, primarily senior citizens.
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It's not there to comfort senior citizens or teach autistic children.
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I have two senior citizens who can use senior support centers.
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Eliminating cash disproportionately hurts minorities, immigrants and senior citizens, critics say.
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And Intergenerational Service Corps will serve as caretakers for senior citizens.
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Senior citizens have saved money on their Medicare coverage and prescription drugs.
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An estimated 1.3 million senior citizens live in poverty in the Philippines.
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Now senior citizens, the women are confronted with new set of challenges.
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Medicare is the federally run health coverage program for primarily senior citizens.
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How do you think senior citizens can benefit from time with animals?
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Watch this "SNL" skit about an Amazon Echo Silver for senior citizens.
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They included special provisions for senior citizens, villagers, entrepreneurs and small businesses.
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Rural Americans, shut ins and senior citizens will be especially hard hit.
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The Republican nominee's base is senior citizens, not the testosterone-addled young.
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Medicare began covering it for its beneficiaries, mostly senior citizens, in 2014.
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Senior citizens, being less agile and more fragile, are especially at risk.
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It also had a priority line for senior citizens from 9 a.m.
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It pays senior citizens a minimum wage to hold public service jobs.
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About 70% of beneficiaries are covered, according to the Senior Citizens League.
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As America grapples with an opioid epidemic, senior citizens are often overlooked.
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And those aren't the only senior citizens whom Zuckerberg now calls peers.
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Senior citizens and his police were two of Milosevic's most important pillars.
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Obamacare saves senior citizens money on their Medicare coverage and prescription drugs.
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Some robocalling companies involved in the crackdown were specifically targeting senior citizens.
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Young children and senior citizens with weakened immune systems can be especially vulnerable.
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Senior citizens are the fastest growing demographic of marijuana users in the country.
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Senior citizens on golf carts zip down quiet, private lanes lined with shrubs.
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Some senior citizens move to retirement communities where they play golf or shuffleboard.
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The main clientele of Riquexo is the senior citizens of the Macanese community.
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For these senior citizens, keeping up appearances is simply part of good health.
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For senior citizens, it will finally include dental care, hearing AIDS and eyeglasses.
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Senior citizens in locked-down nursing homes are mourning the loss of visitors.
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For senior citizens, it will finally include dental care, hearing aids and eyeglasses.
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That includes almost 13 million children and more than five million senior citizens.
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Either of these administrative powers could provide prompt relief to vulnerable senior citizens.
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We observe gatherings of senior citizens, gay and lesbian residents and recent immigrants.
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The most susceptible are young children, senior citizens and people with chronic conditions.
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Luckily for this group of senior citizens, Girl Scout Troop 60013 was on it.
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It's mostly senior citizens on my line, so it's mostly one paper per subscription.
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She is a certified nursing assistant at Eventide Fargo, a local senior citizens residence.
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David Cooley has changed the lives of thousands of senior citizens with his music.
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Airbnb is currently partnering with communities to research better ways to serve senior citizens.
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Both companies have pursued non-emergency medical transportation and transportation options for senior citizens.
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Florida has the highest percentage of senior citizens of any state in the nation.
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In addition to helping senior citizens with day-to-day tasks, they may also
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That compares to senior citizens 65 and up, where only 2% are first-timers.
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We should be ashamed of how we treat our kids and our senior citizens.
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Last Wednesday, a white man murdered two black senior citizens in a Louisville supermarket.
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"From kids to senior citizens, it's something we all have in common," he said.
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That applies to about 70% of Medicare beneficiaries, according to The Senior Citizens League.
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She's standing in locker room, surrounded by senior citizens adjusting their retro gym clothes.
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She's standing in locker room, surrounded by senior citizens adjusting their retro gym clothes.
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Health experts have recommended that senior citizens in the country stay in their homes.
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In disability hearings, those seeking benefits are often senior citizens with compromised immune systems.
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AARP rejected the argument from Senate Republicans that the legislation would benefit senior citizens.
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Mininno said they're "senior citizens with medical issues" who are concerned about healthcare fraud.
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On Wednesday, nearly 100 senior citizens arrived at a local hotel in Fairburn, Georgia.
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In Sweden, a group of senior citizens called Gretas Gamilingar (Greta's oldies) is participating.
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The Joan Oliver Library, Senior Citizens Center and Cándida Pérez Gardens was completed in 2007.
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State-sponsored gambling is heavily taxed and supposedly goes to help senior citizens and schools.
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That number counts, for example, teenagers, senior citizens, stay-at-home parents and the disabled.
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Eighty senior citizens were evacuated from the retirement home until it could be declared safe.
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While she lays around singing, shots of senior citizens dancing and doing acrobatics are interwoven.
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In 2012, she produced and starred in a show all about senior citizens pranking kids.
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Who needs senior citizens dancing when you have a piano break that slaps that hard?
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Parks and Recreation had an entire plotline about providing sex education to Pawnee's senior citizens.
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The skit imagines how an Echo-like device created especially for senior citizens would behave.
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A new study finds binge drinking to be a habit among some senior citizens, too.
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This is causing tremendous mental and in some cases physical trauma to these senior citizens.
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Suzuki laments, however, that senior citizens aren't as revered as they were four decades ago.
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To raise sales, why not market the product to senior citizens as well as kids?
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Remember, this is about protecting vulnerable people, older people, senior citizens, compromised immune, underlying illness.
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The U.S. federal health insurance program for senior citizens is made up of different parts.
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Senior citizens, especially those with underlying conditions, are among the most vulnerable to the virus.
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I found most people who died were senior citizens, many of whom had other conditions.
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Donate time Deliver meals: Ten million senior citizens in America face the threat of hunger.
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They're senior citizens; I'm not going to have them for much longer in my life.
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In September, the Senior Citizens League accurately predicted the COLA for 2020 would be 1.6%.
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Over the summer, the company bought GreatCall, which makes medical alert devices for senior citizens.
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Southern hospitality The 100 senior citizens, fleeing Hurricane Florence, found themselves in a strange town.
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And that is far from an affirming recognition of senior citizens' sexual lives and selves.
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Each canine has been trained to safely interact with senior citizens in an elder care setting.
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The drugstore chain and the health insurer already have a partnership related to serving senior citizens.
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By 2030, 20 percent of Americans will be senior citizens, up from 13 percent in 2010.
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Children can be seen sliding playfully down nearby hills while senior citizens gossip over fire pits.
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Another 57 million or so are covered by Medicare, the government program for mainly senior citizens.
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After fixing the floors, the walls, and more, the senior citizens moved back in November 2017.
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The service helps fill gaps for assisted living facilities and bridge care options for senior citizens.
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As Florida prepares to vote, campaigns are turning their attention to senior citizens and their concerns.
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She had been working on a project about three senior citizens caught in a love triangle.
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From teenagers to senior citizens, an estimated 43 people commit suicide in the country every day.
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Little children under 5, people with weakened immune systems, and senior citizens are most at risk.
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The politics were irrefutable: senior citizens vote, mostly Republican, and they fill a lot of prescriptions.
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Senior citizens: Another agency that would stop receiving funding completely is the Community Development Block Grant.
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Clinton beat Sanders, 53 to 43 percent, among senior citizens who are 75 years or older.
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Jack and I began the debate prep in the basement room of the senior citizens' hotel.
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There is also an increase in the share of senior citizens, due to increasing life span.
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None of the scenarios mentioned above involved senior citizens, the target market of medical alarm systems.
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Social engagement is a well-established benefit to the well-being and longevity of senior citizens.
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And right now, for too many senior citizens and Americans with disabilities, driving isn't an option.
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Meanwhile, Democrats are focused on assistance to workers, public health care providers, schools and senior citizens.
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A terrific online ad by Knock the Vote shows a series of senior citizens mocking millennials.
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Enter the matchmaker, a home-sharing program operated by the New York Foundation for Senior Citizens.
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In India, HMIT stands accused of defrauding at least 5,000 creditors, including banks and senior citizens.
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The fearmongers managed to portray some of the most sympathetic folks around — senior citizens — as dangerous predators.
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And we're introducing a CNN Hero whose mission is to help senior citizens complete their bucket lists.
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"Both spacecraft are healthy, if you consider them senior citizens," Dodd said at the press conference today.
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"The general opinion of senior citizens is that they are afraid of cutting-edge technology," Cameron said.
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Leslie Knope (Amy Poehler) is a bit more understanding of the senior citizens of Pawnee's sexual activity.
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A lifelong resident, he frets that youngsters leave and "the only people moving in are senior citizens".
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Recently, mainland media outlets investigated the phenomenon and found most of the tissue bandits were senior citizens.
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Supporters -- from senior citizens to children -- jockey for position in order to ask Clinton for as selfie.
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On its face, at any rate, Democrats are offering senior citizens a more generous package of benefits.
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The community collects photos of babies who appear to be senior citizens in various states of aging.
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Hyundai is also working on a wearable robot to help senior citizens move around, the report said.
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Apparently made for students and senior citizens, the J2 Pro lacks any kind of cellular data connectivity.
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First, to protect our senior citizens and those approaching senior status from losing what has been promised.
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Bell performed, ate, and even played a rousing game of bingo with the adorable Floridian senior citizens.
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We recently learned that certain badass senior citizens are more than willing to take shots of Fireball.
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The 97 plaintiffs provide services for sex abuse victims, the homeless, senior citizens and at-risk youth.
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EZ Phone will be marketed toward senior citizens who need a simple, low-tech way to communicate.
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New Jersey, for instance, has established a Casino Revenue Fund to benefit senior citizens and disabled residents.
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This is especially true for senior citizens and anyone with special needs, who may otherwise feel isolated.
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"After Hurricane Sandy, we had senior citizens stranded in their apartments who couldn't get medicine," she said.
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Under his framework, the government would no longer directly pay bills for senior citizens in the program.
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A key demographic that's been left out of reaping these benefits, however, is the nation's senior citizens.
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Other studies show direct links to less stress, better educational results, and improved health for senior citizens.
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They are also looking into a safe way to reconnect with senior citizens who can't have visitors.
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Miami, meanwhile, is selling warm weather to senior citizens, who live largely off Social Security and Medicare.
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"Both spacecraft are very healthy if you consider them senior citizens," said Suzanne Dodd, the project manager.
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While there, I learned that senior citizens aged 60 and older get VIP treatment and unrivaled discounts.
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The Senior Citizens League adjusts its estimates for what next year's COLA could be throughout the year.
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Last year at this time, the Senior Citizens League projected the COLA for 2020 could be zero.
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Since joining, the animals have located nine people, including senior citizens, criminals and missing children, like Aedric.
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These figures include full-time students (2900+), retired senior citizens and disabled adults who cannot physically work.
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Best Buy already sells GreatCall merchandise, including emergency response services and mobile products aimed at senior citizens.
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The Senior Citizens League, a nonpartisan organization, keeps an ongoing estimate of what that increase could be.
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He commands 49% among African-Americans, 213% among senior citizens, and 25% among moderate and conservative Democrats.
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He's an affectionate person, to children, to senior citizens, to everyone, that's just the way he is.
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In 1965, when the country began recording statistics on its senior citizens, there were just 25 centenarians.
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In addition to providing food, Meals on Wheels offers much-needed human contact for home-bound senior citizens.
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But if she makes a big play for senior citizens, and Macron's support among them slips, watch out.
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Across the state, there are enough senior citizens to tip all the crucial contests Florida faces this year.
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Finance Minister Arun Jaitley announced that senior citizens in the country will soon get Aadhaar-based smart cards.
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The big picture: Much of this coming avalanche of senior citizens won't be playing pinochle at retirement homes.
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In 2011, 4.1m senior citizens (60+ years old) were going to the movies once a month or more.
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Florida has more senior citizens than any other US state, with around 20 percent aged 65 and over.
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He was set to receive the award given by Medicare to senior citizens who have made significant accomplishments.
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But the proposal is to make Medicare more generous, not stingier, as Trump wants senior citizens to believe.
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In future, senior citizens, children and people without a driver's license will want to use convenient robot taxis.
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The most tattooed senior citizens in the world happen to be an adorable, badass couple from Melbourne, Florida.
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The problem is that a VAT would be paid by everyone, including senior citizens who already have Medicare.
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"I gave him a … phone for senior citizens," McCarthy, who shares daughters Georgette and Vivian with Falcone, said.
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That isn't to say that initiatives currently in place do not assist senior citizens in terms of technology.
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Medicare premiums could offset that increase for about 70 percent of retirees, according to The Senior Citizens League.
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Dozens of black senior citizens were ordered off a bus taking them to vote this week in Georgia.
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Brian Higgins' plan to allow those 50 and older to buy into the popular program for senior citizens.
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The Senior Citizens League bases its estimate on data through August, and has a record of accurate predictions.
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FORT WASHINGTON, Maryland — It's late morning and roughly 25 senior citizens are learning how to talk to Siri.
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Gavin Newsom also called for the state's senior citizens to self-isolate, given their susceptibility to the coronavirus.
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Unsuspecting senior citizens in Queens were put up for office by Democratic bosses trying to cling to power.
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Americans must invest in the well-being of our senior citizens as well as our dedicated professional caregivers.
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Other categories given initial approval were less obvious fits, like voting machines, homes for senior citizens and semiconductors.
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Volunteers pack free groceries for distribution to senior citizens at Hope Community Services in New Rochelle, New York.
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Children splashed happily among the waves, and a group of senior citizens exercised (gently) to a mambo beat.
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I'm not worried about it because they AMAZINGLY have a special line for pregnant ladies and senior citizens.
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The thrust was on farmers, senior citizens and the underprivileged through various schemes and increased allocation of money.
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Senior citizens make up about 288% of the population but account for more than 34% of medication use.
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These old buildings are like New York's senior citizens and should be venerated as such, not cast aside.
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The Senior Citizens League, a non-partisan advocacy group, selected the top costs affecting retirees from the data.
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According to police, she lives at an address in Grayslake listed as low-income housing for senior citizens.
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From school-age children to university students, from senior citizens to art teachers, a museum addresses many people.
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I took a walk around the corner and watched the senior citizens play tennis on the asphalt court.
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Almost two-thirds of ClearTax's users are in their twenties, but a significant number—five percent—are senior citizens.
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Some senior citizens zoom by on scooters; other people hitch a ride on cabooses towed by John Deere tractors.
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So this week in the state of Middle Florida we split the difference between spring break and senior citizens.
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Ticket sales will raise money for Brendoncare, a U.K. charity for senior citizens, and SSAFA, an armed forces charity.
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ISP-linked groups also conducted extremely misleading robocalls aimed at senior citizens in further efforts to hamstring the proposal.
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At a meeting of senior citizens, I could tell I was being studied closely by a woman sitting nearby.
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That includes more than 6 million senior citizens with incomes and assets low enough to qualify for the program.
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Born in Gainesville, Georgia, Collins' father was a state trooper and his mother was a caregiver to senior citizens.
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Some of the first users of autonomous taxis are senior citizens living in a massive retirement community in Florida.
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He was the founder of the Western Center on Law and Poverty and the National Senior Citizens Law Center.
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That is in line with the 22012 percent increase the Senior Citizens League, a nonpartisan organization, predicted last month.
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We spend far more on entitlement programs for senior citizens than we pay for education and child welfare programs.
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Services for senior citizens, the mentally ill, child care and domestic violence shelters also would be slashed, he said.
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Children bopped alongside senior citizens and b-boys popped and locked to four-four rhythms and percussive house beats.
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For the last 15 years he has been a health insurance agent focusing on health options for senior citizens.
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Rahim volunteered with senior citizens in Boston as recently as 2014 and showed no signs of radicalization, Rahimah said.
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Medicaid is a lifeline for over 22027 million Americans -- including the disabled, poor, children and, once again, senior citizens.
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Senior citizens, however, are not buying the Republican argument that Medicare-for-all would hurt the existing Medicare program.
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Another provision of the legislation enhances penalties for perpetrators of telemarketing and email marketing fraud directed at senior citizens.
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We talk about guys like Zlatan Ibrahimovic or his teammate Michael Carrick, both 35, as though they're senior citizens.
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And yet, what about testing with communities like patients or senior citizens who may be more challenging to reach?
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It acquired three health-related companies, including GreatCall, a connected health and emergency response services provider for senior citizens.
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Publix On Thursday, Publix became one of the latest major grocery store to announce special hours for senior citizens.
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Parts A and B are referred to as "original Medicare" and virtually all U.S. senior citizens have this coverage.
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AARP, the country's leading advocacy group for senior citizens, thinks that sort of question reeks of age-based discrimination.
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I believe that Medicare is a lifesaver for senior citizens and that it should be extended to all Americans.
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New York (CNN Business)Apple is partnering with Johnson & Johnson to reduce the risk of strokes in senior citizens.
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But there are some exceptions, said Mary Johnson, Social Security and Medicare policy analyst at the Senior Citizens League.
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According to online customer reviews, many senior citizens are appreciative of the large analog dials (as am I, personally).
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Teenagers, senior citizens and everyone in between shouted at him, forcing him to delete the pictures he had taken.
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Lynn Jenkins of Kansas, examined whether the federal government was doing enough about similar fraud among senior citizens on Medicare.
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Toyota has a range of projects underway targeting improved mobility for users with limited or impaired capacities, including senior citizens.
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Senior citizens' advocates will often call assisted living facilities to find short-term openings, but the information hasn't been centralized.
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The take away from CES and for 2018: the self-driving revolution will start with senior citizens and pepperoni pizzas.
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Medicare Part D, the prescription drug benefit program that covers primarily senior citizens, spent $21997 million on EpiPens in 21997.
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The stories — told in Mandarin, Cantonese, English, and through movement — were culled from interviews with senior citizens and local youth.
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These programs offer senior citizens a range of perks, including affordable health care, reduced costs on travel and lower taxes.
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The account has over 122,000 followers, which means these chic senior citizens can hold their own with any online influencer.
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Sherri Franklin's nonprofit specializes in the adoption of hard-to-place older dogs, often by senior citizens, in San Francisco.
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In both of our districts, independent community pharmacists often fill critical gaps in patient care – especially for our senior citizens.
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The watch's new capabilities certainly seem aimed at a new demographic that perhaps might've escaped Apple's clutches before ... senior citizens.
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What possible justification can he have for making it harder for senior citizens to get three healthy meals a day?
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TV. Kennedy, 220006, served three decades on the high court, which has four other senior citizens still on the bench.
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What we have is a stress-aggravated instance of frailty from one of two senior citizens engaged in a marathon.
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"Senior citizens don't fare very well," in New York City, it says, but Portland, Oregon, is "highly desirable" for retirees.
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Most look to be senior citizens, and I think, they're safe, assuming Medicare is still around to help protect them.
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Donald Trump is 71, and many of his potential rivals (Elizabeth Warren, Bernie Sanders, Joe Biden) are also senior citizens.
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It has courted groups that it has traditionally alienated, such as women, senior citizens, Jews, practicing Catholics, and gay people.
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This means that while senior citizens are largely irrelevant to mass-market consumer brand advertising, they are crucial to politics.
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"America is still not ready yet for a female," said Ms. Powell, 58, who directs a nearby senior citizens center.
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Senior citizens have the highest rates of voter turnout but coronavirus could change the game and keep older voters home
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" But, Pence added, "for senior citizens with serious underlying, chronic health conditions, the potential for serious consequences is very real.
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COVID-19 is challenging public officials and rearranging plans made by millions of workers, employers, parents, students and senior citizens.
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For example, around 40 percent of the public believed that Obamacare would create "death panels" depriving senior citizens of care.
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You can sign up to deliver a meal and give a quick safety check for senior citizens in your area.
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Bridge, the time-honored pastime of senior citizens (among others), has just begun a marketing campaign to attract new players.
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Busloads of schoolchildren, Chinese tourists and groups of Japanese senior citizens paraded past the buildings and raided the gift shop.
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The erotic lives of senior citizens are typically made invisible by our culture, which can lead to confusion and misinformation.
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One potential reason for this imbalance is that senior citizens vote at some of the highest rates while children cannot.
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They include the wireless industry, groups representing senior citizens, advocates for people with disabilities and public interest groups like FreePress.
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The partnership is one of several programs geared toward senior citizens to keep them from being admitted to the hospital.
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" — JIMMY KIMMEL "For those of you who are senior citizens and also fans of Jimmy Buffett, in Daytona Beach, Fla.
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In addition, many community colleges will let senior citizens audit classes for free, provided there is space available, Kantrowitz said.
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But we can't keep letting them do this to our children, our senior citizens, our veterans, or to any of us.
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Colleges across the country are teaming up with senior care homes to create intergenerational living accommodations between students and senior citizens.
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It's similar in style and height to Pepper, but designed specifically to interact with kids and senior citizens, including disabled persons.
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Medicare is the federally run program that covers health needs of primarily senior citizens, although it also covers people receiving dialysis.
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Paulding represents a growing number of senior citizens who have rallied around Buttigieg because of -- not in spite of -- his age.
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In 2628, Congress stopped funding the HUD 28503 program, which provided subsidy to create affordable housing for low-income senior citizens.
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That's according to the latest study of price trends for widely used drugs conducted by AARP, the senior citizens advocacy group.
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The partnership combines products from the smart garments company Sensoria and expertise on senior citizens from Genesis Rehab Services, per GeekWire.
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Heading to a colatec is now they only way many senior citizens can find room to breathe, several customers told Reuters.
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Senior citizens, the young and people with respiratory issues are especially vulnerable to the gas, the state's Emergency Management Agency said.
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Drive over to town hall and find out about perks your town offers senior citizens, such as real estate tax discounts.
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It affects the distribution of money for community necessities like services for senior citizens, roads and schools, and job training centers.
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Illegal robocalls have both frustrated millions of consumers and left certain populations, particularly senior citizens, vulnerable to scams and identity theft.
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The proposal for additional Rs30,000 health cover for senior citizens will help reduce the burden of healthcare expenditure for the aged.
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In India, HMIT was accused of defrauding thousands of creditors, including banks and senior citizens, as Business Insider reported last year.
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One out of every five senior citizens is trying to scrape by on an average income of just $8,85033 a year.
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This population is increasing disproportionately, and India is expected to add 240 million more senior citizens by 2050, according to IVHSeniorCare.
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Age-wise, ICMI's attendees ranged from men in their early-20s to senior citizens, with the main cohort being middle-aged.
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"If we're talking about taking away benefits that senior citizens have earned, that — to me, that's unfair to people," MacArthur added.
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"The public is frequently told we can't afford it," said Mary Johnson, Social Security policy analyst for the Senior Citizens League.
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But the truth is, most senior citizens aren't prepared to commit the equivalent of mass suicide to salvage their grandchildren's jobs.
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Even privacy-minded senior citizens, loathe to reveal too much about themselves, are known to use Facebook to snoop on others.
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Why do we provide universal health care for senior citizens (which is expensive) but not for children (which would be cheap)?
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Mitt Romney in 2628 promised to restore the $28500 billion Obamacare cut from the federal health insurance program for senior citizens.
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The 13 increase is in line with an estimate released last month by the Senior Citizens League, a nonpartisan senior group.
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What's especially striking is the contrast between the way we treat our children and the way we treat our senior citizens.
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At the end of last year, two senior citizens were rammed and bitten by boars at a housing estate in Kowloon.
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And they've exposed the underhanded practices of lenders who deceive veterans, target vulnerable senior citizens and discriminate against communities of color.
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New, early estimates from The Senior Citizens League, a nonpartisan senior group, point to a possible 1.63% COLA increase for 21.6.
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This change comes as the number of senior citizens in China is growing -- a demographic concern of the ruling Communist Party.
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Privately-held GreatCall focuses on personal emergency response services for senior citizens and has over 900,000 paying subscribers, Best Buy said.
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Clinton holds big leads with women and minority voters, while men, white voters and senior citizens buttress Mr. Trump's support. Mrs.
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Congress recently sent a bill to the president's desk that would roll back restrictions on mentally ill senior citizens buying guns.
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It soundtracks a slideshow of photos of the other 230 senior citizens sharing the classroom in east Beijing's Huabeidong Community Service Centre.
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The app, designed for senior citizens, sends daily news bulletins to users featuring content that people of a certain age might appreciate.
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But other powerful interests, including the women's, social policy and senior citizens' wings of the parties are all strong backers of Merkel.
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The Girl Scout troop recently hosted "TechBridge," a walk-in clinic to help local senior citizens learn how to use their cellphones.
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Students will be living with senior citizens and other residents near the university who may be struggling financially, but have extra space.
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Before being ordered off the bus, the senior citizens could be seen dancing, chanting "black votes matter," and clapping on the bus.
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Early this year, Lyft and Uber announced they would find ways for Americans without smartphones — particularly senior citizens — to use their apps.
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Volunteering is such a benefit to senior citizens because they have something meaningful to care about and something to look forward to.
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Sir Vince joins Theresa May (60) and Jeremy Corbyn (68) to complete a trio of senior citizens at the heart of Westminster.
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That doesn't mean senior citizens are absent from the platform, or that younger generations don't love to watch older folks on screen.
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Expect for people with disabilities, senior citizens, and people with low incomes or experiencing homelessness to be the hardest hit by Florence.
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Laredo may not have the biggest population of senior citizens, but it is one of the more inexpensive options on the list.
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An ad that touted free education and no tuition for senior citizens inspired him to finish what he had started decades ago.
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The powerful lobbying group for senior citizens believes the legislation, in its current form, creates "an unaffordable age tax" for older Americans.
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It will also make it more difficult for retirees and senior citizens who depend upon their cash flows, to lead their lives.
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All but one of these programs serve populations deemed at risk, including low-income households, senior citizens, and children with special needs.
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Most of the people on the partial list of the missing posted earlier Wednesday on the Butte County website are senior citizens.
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Senior citizens, the young and people with respiratory issues are especially vulnerable to the gas, the state's Emergency Management Agency said. Gov.
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Robocalls often come from scammers seeking to steal personal information from consumers, and have particularly targeted vulnerable populations such as senior citizens.
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House Democrats are calling on the Obama administration to better protect senior citizens and ensure nursing homes are offering high-quality care.
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Meanwhile Best Buy (BBY) bought GreatCall, the maker of Jitterbug cell phones with big buttons and bright screens designed for senior citizens.
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The survey, titled Juj Jug Jiyenge, which means "live longer," estimates that there are more than 100 million senior citizens in India.
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Nobody disagrees that demographic shifts in America portend a serious reckoning for critical programs for senior citizens like Social Security and Medicare.
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Young people and senior citizens of western India's Maratha community waved saffron flags while more than 10,000 policemen helped to maintain order.
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"If senior citizens are infected they become seriously ill and their mortality rate (with the coronavirus) is more than 10%," said Kami.
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What's worse, Social Security benefits have lost one-third of their buying power since 2000, according to The Senior Citizens League's calculations.
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Denny's appeal to stoners and senior citizens is matched only by its propensity to be the stage for brutal late-night fights.
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Instead of placing an ad online, however, Ms. Felstein turned to the New York Foundation for Senior Citizens, a Manhattan-based nonprofit.
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"We should not force them to make this choice," DeWine said of senior citizens, pregnant voters, and others worried about their health.
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Watch "Florida's Senior Vote" Florida has more senior citizens that any other US state, with around 20 percent aged 65 and over.
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Stop & Shop stores are opening earlier for senior citizens and immunocompromised people so they can shop without being exposed to larger crowds.
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But the CPI-W is not the best measure on which to base those annual benefit increases, The Senior Citizens League argues.
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Even though voters aged 18-473 have been showing increased turnout numbers in recent elections, senior citizens still stand atop the heap.
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Even though I own my own apartment, I still had to move back in with my parents because they're elderly, senior citizens.
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President Trump and his allies in Congress have already created a tax reform outline that puts American workers — including senior citizens — first.
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Opinion Columnist In 1961, America faced what conservatives considered a mortal threat: calls for a national health insurance program covering senior citizens.
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A group of senior citizens I wrote about, who called themselves 'Concerned Taxpayers,' were the early seeds of the Tea Party movement.
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Her mother is the arts director at the Westfield Senior Citizens Housing Corporation in Westfield, N.J., and also a jewelry designer in Highlands.
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Some people, including senior citizens who may be less internet-savvy, like the simplicity of ordering a repeat transaction in just a tap.
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The Senior Citizens League's estimate for COLA in 2020 using the CPI-W, meanwhile, is currently at 0.1 percent using the December data.
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The report found senior citizens have increased their internet usage since the last survey to 63 percent, up from 56 percent in 2015.
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HHS also said it would help Obamacare customers who turn 65 transition into Medicare, the federal health coverage program for primarily senior citizens.
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Meanwhile, local officials removed 22017 black senior citizens from a bus heading to the polls in majority-black Jefferson County for early voting.
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Taking place at a retirement home, Cole gets flirty with a cute guy while the two senior citizens also explore their own romance.
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Or a store in a place with many senior citizens might host bingo and mental games to tackle social isolation or memory acuity.
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Celebrations for Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's first royal baby are already in full swing – thanks to a creative group of senior citizens.
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It acquired GreatCall, a health-services platform that focuses on personal emergency response services for senior citizens for $800 million in August 2018.
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Aging baby boomers and the growing number of senior citizens who need health services has led to higher demand for health care workers.
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However, in Japan, a dazzling cheerleading troupe called Japan Pom Pom is entirely made up of fabulous women who are all senior citizens.
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Bell found shelter in a hotel in Disney World along with senior citizens, families, and pets that were uprooted because of the storm.
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She returned to New Orleans and was hired by Catholic Charities for an AmeriCorp job packing food boxes for low-income senior citizens.
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Attempts to "reform" or privatize Medicare will leave millions of senior citizens to the tender mercies of Wall Street investment bankers like Mnuchin.
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He also ended a program that gave longevity checks to senior citizens to encourage them to stay in the state after they retired.
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How could anyone object to giving middle-aged people the option of buying the same coverage for medical needs that senior citizens receive?
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In India, facilities like public transport and wheelchair assistance are few and far between, meaning senior citizens are often confined to their homes.
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The first ad, titled "Real Progress Now" positions Clinton as a candidate who has realistic ideas to help senior citizens, families and students.
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The former construction worker retired to Wuhan and now lives alone, relying on a small government subsidy for senior citizens with the disease.
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People have also been told to distance themselves from senior citizens, meaning nursing homes are limiting visits to protect residents from being infected.
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These shoppers include senior citizens and other at-risk populations, such as pregnant women or those with compromised immune systems, the company said.
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The plan also awarded development bids to two nonprofit groups, the Ridgewood Bushwick Senior Citizens Council and the United Jewish Organizations of Williamsburg.
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"My sense is people are in a state of anxiety and shock," said Mary Johnson, a policy analyst for The Senior Citizens League.
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They know that virtually every expert across the ideological spectrum — including groups representing doctors, nurses, hospitals, patients and senior citizens — opposes the bill.
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Tens of millions of people in the U.S. get such coverage via Medicare, for mainly senior citizens, and Medicaid, which serves poor people.
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For the nearly 40 million senior citizens taking five or more medications daily, the savings would be many hundreds of dollars per month.
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"Since the 1940s, medical expenses have been allowed to be deducted and it such an important thing for our senior citizens," Larson said.
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"They found that blocks that are all this glass stuff actually shorten the lives of senior citizens, because they're so depressing," he said.
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That's more than states receive to cover traditional Medicaid enrollees, who are largely children, senior citizens, the disabled and certain low-income adults.
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It is the single most important source of income for many senior citizens and it is lifting 21 million Americans out of poverty.
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Democrats have wasted no time highlighting these cuts, with House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer of Maryland accusing the President of abandoning senior citizens.
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It raised the specter of rationing senior citizens' access to expensive procedures, arguing that's what happens in many European universal health care programs.
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For senior citizens, already struggling on limited budgets, a fare increase would be both a cruel hardship and a detriment to their health.
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There are local families with babies and senior citizens with foam flotation noodles and tourists with sun-scalded calves the color of Spam.
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Senior citizens make up a larger share of the population here than in all but four U.S. states, according to federal Census data.
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And young Democrats are voting for Sanders in overwhelming numbers, even as senior citizens back Clinton by a margin that's almost as large.
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Additionally, she plans to protect Michiganders from corporations who target residents, safeguard senior citizens, prosecute violations of labor laws, and work towards legalizing marijuana.
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The observation hasn't been extensively researched, but it's possible that senior citizens who are vaccinated in September may not be well protected in February.
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Read more about Airfordable on TechCrunch GoGoGrandparent – Dial-a-rideshare Senior citizens want independence, but many aren't versed in using smartphone apps like Uber.
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But using an Alexa device with senior citizens is actually a good idea — as a hack at today's TechCrunch Disrupt NY 2017 hackathon displayed.
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Amy Klobuchar on Friday introduced her "Plan for Seniors," a set of policy proposals aimed at addressing health and financial concerns for senior citizens.
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How many need help with transportation because they are senior citizens or because they have a disability that makes it harder to get around?
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Per SF Gate, the HUD awards grants through local housing agencies and charities, often for senior citizens, but also to help finance home repairs.
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The Senior Citizens League, a nonpartisan group advocating for seniors, on Tuesday released its latest report on the buying power of Social Security benefits.
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Senior citizens, the mobility impaired and parents trying to wrangle kids all might be a lot more likely to get left behind or charged.
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Bernie has a plan to extend and expand Social Security boosting the income of senior citizens by an average of about $1,600 a year.
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Soon, the phone lines are tied up as senior citizens from Colorado Springs call in to find out more information about the Sandpiper lawsuit.
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About 185 others, including women, children and senior citizens, were then taken to a remote village called Omarkhil in the provincial district of Chardara.
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Senior citizens have been especially vulnerable, but in the case of William Webster and Lynda Webster, the scammer couldn't have picked a worse target.
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One key political selling point of Medicare-for-all is that Medicare (the existing program for senior citizens) is well-known and well-liked.
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To award senior citizens born in the 1950s, Singapore's so-called Merdeka Generation, the government is offering a collection of wellness and health subsidies.
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Specific measures under these reforms include equalising pay, reducing long working hours, promoting flexible working hours and supporting employment of women and senior citizens.
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One of the most influential lobbying groups for senior citizens launched a national ad campaign Monday aimed at pressuring Republican lawmakers into "protecting" Medicare.
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However, this form of tech assistance does not focus on the empowerment of senior citizens, rather, it focuses only on the prolonging of life.
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Hong Kong scored well in areas like transportation - for HK$2, senior citizens can take most public transport to any part of the city.
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The Keepers is often difficult to watch; These women, now senior citizens, describe awful episodes of abuse and exploitation at the hands of Maskell.
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Wolfe is part of the local Club 50 bowlers group for senior citizens, who get together every Wednesday for an evening at the alley.
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The stock was the third most-traded and bought for the younger age category, but didn't make the top 10 list for senior citizens.
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A troupe of senior citizens practiced a dance routine to the Mao-era revolutionary song "The East Is Red," which crackled from a loudspeaker.
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Senior citizens are driving Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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To make matters worse, Congress has made over $2628 trillion in promises to our senior citizens and future retirees through our unsustainable entitlement programs.
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While AMLO does support similar policies in favor of social services, affordable education and greater financial support for senior citizens, AMLO is not Sanders.
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Mr. Ryan said the polling site coordinator failed to show up at Ms. Desai's polling place, the Atlantic Terminal Senior Citizens Center in Brooklyn.
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But that traffic was tainted: you knew that firehose was in great part clicks from senior citizens who thought MSN was the entire internet.
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As Loznitsa depicts it, Victory Day looks rather innocuous, with mainly middle-aged adults and senior citizens still stuck in the glorious communist past.
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But to this day there are efforts by Republicans to make it harder for African-Americans, low-income people and senior citizens to vote.
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As early voting began Monday in Georgia, a group of black senior citizens gathered for a voter outreach event at Jefferson County's Leisure Center.
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That's according to The Senior Citizens League, which on Thursday released its latest estimate for the Social Security cost-of-living adjustment for 2020.
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On his campaign site, Sestak also touts legislation he worked on to protect senior citizens, expand health care for veterans, and advance small businesses.
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While many senior citizens live in loneliness and poverty, baby boomers also wield substantial buying power, bolstered by home ownership, savings and social protection.
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He has consistently won support from both Republicans and Democrats, who know him for his omnipresence at scholarship dinners and senior citizens' birthday parties.
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The advisors recommended the investments to customers with conservative or moderate risk tolerances, including senior citizens and retirees, the SEC said in an order.
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Others say they are asking cousins, employees, and senior citizens for help to exchange the cash in the hope that it attracts less attention.
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American senior citizens were raised and came of age in a much different world — one that has been obliterated by forces beyond their control.
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"I've always been good at filing and organizing, and a lot of people, especially senior citizens, struggle with letting go of stuff," she said.
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Videos of militia training sessions routinely become the butt of social media jokes for appearing disorganized and being largely made up of senior citizens.
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" What they're talking about What Mr. Sanders said: Mr. Sanders: "Medicare for all is comprehensive and covers all health care needs for senior citizens.
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Hong Kong (CNN)Among the skyscrapers of Hong Kong, eight senior citizens gather at the Happy Valley Recreation grounds in the Wan Chai district.
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But the decision to publicize incremental moves risks heightened expectations in a state where a significant number of senior citizens dependent on prescription drugs.
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Similar to its objects, a museum classifies its audience: Specific departments handle trustees, members, artists, journalists, art critics, teachers, children, students, and senior citizens.
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Obamacare has meant lower premiums, deductibles and out-of-pocket costs for the roughly 60 million senior citizens and disabled Americans enrolled in Medicare.
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People can't apply to RIP Medical Debt for loan forgiveness; instead, donors decide whom they want to help — for instance, veterans or senior citizens.
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Our Medicare Today coalition commissioned a survey this summer by Morning Consult to ascertain how senior citizens viewed their Part D prescription drug coverage.
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That involvement grew after World War II as those insurance companies failed to provide coverage for growing numbers of senior citizens and poor people.
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And unless we address our mandatory spending today, the people who are going to pay the biggest price are senior citizens and poor people.
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"There can be huge variations in the costs," said Mary Johnson, a policy analyst for The Senior Citizens League and author of the pricing study.
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This week, the Arlington, Virginia-based scouts hosted "TechBridge," their first walk-in clinic to help local senior citizens learn how to use their cellphones.
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His theme of "intergenerational justice" highlights his youth, but also has captured the interest of senior citizens showing up at his events in large numbers.
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While different training programs exist, most cater to large organizations, and are outside the reach of households, senior citizens and small businesses, who remain vulnerable.
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"The opportunities are indeed endless for how we can impact students, adults and senior citizens and all the different programs we can do," explains Durling.
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Then he would have them sit down with various senior citizens who are inexperienced with social media and see what problems they have using it.
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It causes irreparable harm to senior citizens and the fear of falling reduces senior citizen mobility drastically, creating a feedback loop that can be catastrophic.
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Meanwhile, President Donald Trump and Republicans say the universal health care concept is too expensive and would undermine the current Medicare program for senior citizens.
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One of those groups included the Congress of California Seniors for a robocall targeting senior citizens, as was first spotted by Motherboard earlier this week.
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Just a few weeks ago, 11 senior citizens died in Florida following prolonged heat exposure due to power outages in the aftermath of Hurricane Irma.
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Charlotte Guttenberg and Charles "Chuck" Helmke hold the world record for most tattooed female and male senior citizens, with 2157% and 22017% tattooed bodies, respectively.
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He has said he would not cut the Medicare and Medicaid healthcare programs for senior citizens and low-income Americans, nor Social Security retirement benefits.
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Social Security benefits have lost 34 percent of their buying power since 2000, according to a study released by the Senior Citizens League in June.
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Retirees are spending more of their Social Security benefits on health-care costs, according to separate research from the Senior Citizens League released in August.
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The current unrest began in April, when Ortega imposed cuts to the social security system and small protests by senior citizens were violently broken up.
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The iBeat device is being introduced as something similar to Life Alert, which is designed to help senior citizens who have an at-home emergency.
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For instance, the Senior Citizens League compared the prices of the top 10 most-prescribed drugs among 213 prescription plans available in one ZIP code.
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Senior citizens have to pay more for drugs while they are in the donut hole, which lies between the initial coverage and catastrophic coverage phases.
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Pai and the four other commissioners have pledged to do more to crack down on illegal robocalls, which often target vulnerable populations including senior citizens.
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Donate time Deliver meals: Ten million senior citizens in America face the threat of hunger and Meals on Wheels provides nutritious meals for homebound seniors.
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The home-improvement chain's revenue has steadily risen over the past three years via cost cutting and a push into healthcare services targeting senior citizens.
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The Vermont senator's plan would funnel all Americans into a government-run health insurance program similar to the Medicare program that already covers senior citizens.
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Yet there are many benefits, for senior citizens who may not want to drive, autonomous vehicles are a way to give them back their freedom.
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The idea has the potential to help the more than 41 million senior citizens in the U.S., tapping into the $320 billion elder care industry.
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I have watched my grandparents and other senior citizens practice this slow routine throughout my life, and I arrogantly assumed it couldn't be that hard.
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As a rate boost brings better returns to savings vehicles, senior citizens should enjoy better paydays by putting their money in CDs and savings accounts.
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Senior citizens and the budgetniki, the Russian term for state employees, have the habit of voting as a civic duty left over from Soviet days.
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Among the white population, Florida, often seen as the country's retirement destination, has a lot of senior citizens, another demographic where Clinton has been successful.
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Gavin Newsom calling for all bars, wineries and brewpubs to close, and for senior citizens and residents with chronic conditions to isolate themselves at home.
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We've built Jewish schools, synagogues, community centers and museums by working hand in hand with non-Jewish high school students, senior citizens and many others.
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Senior citizens are not early adopters of new technology; many of our 65+ friends and family might not use much tech in the first place.
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On Friday, the first reported case in Busan, South Korea's second largest city, caused public libraries, horse racetracks and facilities for senior citizens to close.
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Yee has in past expressed concerns over the danger they pose for vulnerable users of the city's sidewalks, like those with wheelchairs or senior citizens.
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He found that the cuts would "jeopardize" senior citizens' access to care by putting 15 percent of hospitals and other Medicare providers in the red.
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Mr. Cogan says that developing infill parcels around the city with viable housing will help retain young workers and bring senior citizens into the city.
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Walter Puryear, an administrator at Mid-Bronx Senior Citizens Council, a nonprofit that owns and operates the building, blamed the city for the faulty facade.
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The cost-of-living adjustment for 2019 could still change, according to Mary Johnson, Social Security and Medicare policy analyst at The Senior Citizens League.
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Ultimately, eliminating the therapy cap will show we are a society that values its senior citizens and wants them to lead full and healthy lives.
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Millions of senior citizens could see tax increases under the Senate version of the GOP's tax-reform plan, according to an analysis from the AARP.
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Christian Delfino became fascinated with the world's biggest metropolises after growing up in Sarasota, Florida, a small city filled with many families and senior citizens.
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Appealing to senior citizens is a good way to win an election, but it's not a good way to sell most consumer products and services.
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Under a previous version of this law, out-of-state IDs had been permissible, and even Memphis library cards after a lawsuit from some senior citizens.
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According to Meals on Wheels, roughly one in six senior citizens in the country struggles with hunger, and the organization served 219.4 million meals in 2015.
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Her mother, Donna Shields, says that Sierra loves people and is an avid volunteer at a facility for senior citizens near her home in Astoria, Queens.
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However, that's not necessarily good news for retirees who rely on those benefits, according to Mary Johnson, Social Security policy analyst for the Senior Citizens League.
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Legal American residents with green cards were being detained, senior citizens denied their medicines, a five-year-old was reportedly separated from his mother for hours.
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"I don't know how you can give the very wealthy tax relief and say to your senior citizens, we are going to cut your Medicare," Rep.
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The groups, known as accountable care organizations, provide care for a total of about 284 million beneficiaries of Medicare, the program that covers primarily senior citizens.
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According to docs, the judge specified Meek needed to put in 90 days of work with the homeless, Habitat for Humanity or senior citizens and veterans.
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The company previously had a similar feature for senior citizens through partnerships, but it's now completely built in to the app and available to all users.
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"A dirty secret in the email fundraising industry is that most of the people giving are senior citizens," he told the New Republic in an email.
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Young people are far more likely than senior citizens to report being lonely and in poor health, a surprising survey of 20,000 Americans released Tuesday shows.
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The monarch gave out Maundy money to 93 men and 93 women, senior citizens recognized for their work in the local community and for the church.
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However, President Trump has lambasted the proposal and last week attacked it in an op-ed in USA Today, saying the plan would harm senior citizens.
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Examining one ZIP code, the Senior Citizens League found the average difference between high and low prices of the top 10 most-prescribed drugs was $593.
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A 2015 report from True Link Financial showed that senior citizens lose more than $36 billion a year to financial scams and abuse, including identity theft.
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And while we do talk of colleges open to senior citizens, most colleges and universities are filled with students whose age falls between 18 and 30.
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By 2016, the overall electorate was narrowly divided again just like in 2000, but Donald Trump came to dominate senior citizens by a 52-45 margin.
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With the funding, the Jerusalem-based company plans to open an office in the Bay Area and begin testing ElliQ with senior citizens in San Francisco.
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"She usually did gigs in casinos, and they'd mostly have senior citizens, so she was so fucking thrilled to have an audience of queens," says Huestis.
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Moreover, a survey by the Senior Citizens League shows broad support among older Americans for lifting the wage cap, with 72 percent of respondents supporting it.
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Instead, it's a robust reflection of the backbone of the Democratic Party -- black voters, liberals and moderates and blue-collar workers as well as senior citizens.
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And there are many more people in addition to the disabled who also need elevators and escalators — senior citizens and parents with strollers foremost among them.
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But Americans don't tend to think of it as Social Security, and its 11 million beneficiaries are not the senior citizens who tend to support Trump.
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Here's Yasiel Puig proving that the turn up NEVER expires ... video of the Dodgers star cutting a rug with some sassy senior citizens in South Florida.
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"I won't be weak-kneed or just focus on dialogue, as we did in the past," Mr. Moon told leaders of the Korean Senior Citizens Association.
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Working on this show embarrasses him, but besides being an opportunity for more comic moments from senior citizens, this humble effort inevitably leads to an epiphany.
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Senior citizens are one of the groups most at-risk to have fatal health complications from COVID-19, the other being people with underlying health problems.
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Senior citizens are one of the groups most at-risk to have fatal health complications from COVID-85033, the other being people with underlying health problems.
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In a second press conference Monday, DeSantis also urged places with high amounts of senior citizens, like assisted living facilities or nursing homes, to take precautions.
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And then the dogfight over whether the state should collect money from the estates of demented senior citizens they had to care for in old age.
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The AFL-CIO formed the National Council of Senior Citizens, a group with more than 500,000 active members that took an interest in health care policy.
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The New York Foundation for Senior Citizens has run a home-share program for nearly 40 years, but last year matched just 49 hosts and guests.
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Florida is the best state for retirees, not surprising considering it has the second-most senior citizens and high scores for affordability and quality of life.
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Those include a bill that would allow Medicare, the government-run health coverage system for primarily senior citizens, to negotiate directly with pharmaceuticals companies on prices.
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That doesn't mean cities shouldn't consider making public transportation free, particularly for people who need it most — students, senior citizens, disabled people, and low-income riders.
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My mother directed programming for senior citizens, but she planned to launch her own greeting card line and publish children's books based on the family pets.
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So she turned to the home-sharing program run by the New York Foundation for Senior Citizens, a free service that matches older hosts with guests.
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Grocery stores owned by Albertsons will reserve at least 7 am to 9 am every Tuesday and Thursday for senior citizens and other at-risk shoppers.
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We had our IDs in hand, ready to prove that we were, or were about to be, senior citizens and entitled to coveted half-price MetroCards.
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So while shutdowns don't usually result in senior citizens going without their Social Security checks, or shut down the military, it's still a very serious matter.
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They compared these fit senior citizens to 75 similarly aged, otherwise healthy people who didn't exercise, as well as 55 young adults who weren't all that active.
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Eighty senior citizens remained evacuated from the retirement home Monday afternoon and were being offered health services and counseling at a local community center, the mayor said.
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Fifty-six percent of households receiving Social Security checks pay federal tax on those benefits, according to a nationwide survey by advocacy group The Senior Citizens League.
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In the Trump era, Democrats are the party of the young in the sense that Trump is popular with senior citizens and deeply unpopular with young people.
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GoHealth has since expanded into other areas of health coverage, such as the federal Medicare program for senior citizens and the disabled and small group health plans.
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If you thought the original Titanic pulled your heartstrings, wait until you see it reenacted with a handful of the most adorable senior citizens in Los Angeles.
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And the House Speaker just called for a radical revamp of Medicare, a position highly unlikely to be taken well by the party's largest base – senior citizens.
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Later, Bell took the opportunity to meet with stranded senior citizens taking shelter at her hotel, even performing a duet "You Are My Sunshine" with one evacuee.
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In Congress, Mr. Hughes, a Democrat representing the state's Second District, was known for his work on issues related to senior citizens, the environment and gun control.
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Fortunately, senior citizens may not have to worry about which plan they're signed up for, seeing as T-Mobile and Sprint are in the process of merging.
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Yet because of the hold harmless provision, the actual amount paid by most Medicare recipients is about $109 monthly, research from the The Senior Citizens League shows.
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"Their Social Security won't be reduced, but Part B would take every penny of their COLA," said Mary Johnson, a policy consultant at The Senior Citizens League.
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After Medicare passed, the heads of government agencies tasked thousands of bureaucrats with getting senior citizens to sign up and physicians to agree to care for them.
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Some of those skipping doses are senior citizens enrolled in Medicare, unable to meet co-pays, deductibles or premiums required in the Part D prescription drug program.
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But we can – and must – do more to maintain and improve the high-quality healthcare that senior citizens (and for that matter, all Americans) expect and deserve.
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As of last year, the official number of Iranian senior citizens stood at 22019 million, or roughly nine percent of the country's total population of 84 million.
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Among the youngest cohort of white women, Trump's approval rating is a pathetic 32 percent, whereas among white female senior citizens it's a very strong 51 percent.
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Throughout the film, we see Shaw schmoozing with locals, even offering chocolate cake to senior citizens while stumping for his beliefs in an uncharacteristically non-musical montage.
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Photo by Christina Arza Hallandale Beach, Florida is just slightly north of Miami, and its race track, beaches, and casino are a practical oasis for senior citizens.
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Last spring, for example, Ere arranged for two buses to take 100 senior citizens downtown to vote in the Illinois primary, even though she can't vote herself.
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In the summer of 2015, senior citizens who had signed up for a fledgling insurance plan called Clover Health started receiving unexpected medical bills for blood work.
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In order to ease public anxiety, tests in Japan should become more widely available, with priority given to senior citizens, who are most at risk, said Shibuya.
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Her projects include Haddon Hall , about the last senior citizens of Miami Beach; America Swings , an in-depth look at the phenomenon of swinging; and Oh Canada!
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At the LES Citizens Parade, senior citizens of Chinese, Hispanic, and Jewish descent pretend to be a moving company, surrounded by cardboard boxes that carry immigrant stories.
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I have a couple of senior citizens in Bay Ridge — one woman, her husband passed away a long time ago, she's in her 80s, on fixed income.
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Advocates are sounding the alarm over online scams that leave senior citizens particularly vulnerable, urging lawmakers and administration officials to take more steps to protect unsuspecting Americans.
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Consumer protections: Advocates for consumers and senior citizens warn of the rise of online scams, urging lawmakers and administration officials to provide greater protections for unsuspecting Americans.
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Trump told reporters that the U.S. had brought home 103 Americans, many of them senior citizens, who were stranded for 10 days in Brazil following a cruise.
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Any supplies the city receives will be donated to the Helping Hands of Vegas Valley, a nonprofit that provides assistance to low income and disabled senior citizens.
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Another center is for senior citizens, which Maasbach said is a large part of the lives of the seniors because the center helps them friends and companionship.
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A few Sundays each year, immigrant congregants from Burundi, Rwanda, Tanzania and Democratic Republic of Congo mingle with white senior citizens for worship services and potlucks. Rev.
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"A lot of young families, and even senior citizens, tend to move outside of the capital area for better housing that fits their needs better," she said.
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Some key indicators to watch include changes in oil prices and consumer electronics, said Mary Johnson, Social Security and Medicare policy analyst at The Senior Citizens League.
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Silver economy Hou Yuqing, a volunteer at See Young, says helping her own grandma adapt to new technologies inspired her to assist other digitally challenged senior citizens.
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The money raised will go toward providing free vaccines for those with the greatest need, such as senior citizens, the homeless and families who don't have insurance.
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It's Trump," Escobar told the AP. "I've spoken to innumerable senior citizens, retirees, parents of disabled children, people who understand what this administration means to their families.
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The Associated Press wrote: NBA players are not medical professionals or senior citizens, and, as a whole, they're among the fittest and healthiest humans on the planet.
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Images of the devastation showed the rumpled remains of homes and churches, and Jerry Willis, the mayor, told local reporters that one "senior citizens center" was destroyed.
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Gasper, 56, is one year away from mandatory retirement at the FBI, and the way he sees it, vulnerable senior citizens are being robbed with virtual impunity.
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Helios and Matheson Information Technology, a defunct Indian tech company, stands accused in its home country of defrauding at least 5,000 creditors, including banks and senior citizens.
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It would also create a $40 billion Climate Justice Resiliency Fund to help vulnerable communities like senior citizens and Native American tribes attain jobs, resilient infrastructure, economic development.
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Here's what's at stake: Medicare Obamacare has meant lower premiums, deductibles and cost-sharing for the roughly 2700 million senior citizens and disabled Americans enrolled in the program.
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The Senior Citizens League, an advocacy group, recently released its annual comparison of prices of the top 10 most-prescribed drugs among available plans in one ZIP code.
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Part of this change was driven by increased internet access for 13.5 million people, a large portion of which consisted of low-income families, senior citizens, and minorities.
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From most to least important, the categories were: cost of living, healthcare quality, crime, cultural vitality, weather, taxes, senior citizens' well-being and the prevalence of other seniors.
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This program will help senior citizens learn to boost password security, recognize and avoid clicking on malicious links and warn them against downloading malware, among other best practices.
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"I like to say that Voyager 1 and 2 are pretty healthy if you consider them senior citizens," said Suzanna Dodd, JPL's director for the Interplanetary Network Directorate.
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Now a size 4, she has kept the weight off for more than 10 years and hopes her story will inspire other senior citizens to lead healthier lives.
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Then on Thursday morning, the administration backed down from it push to eliminate prescription drug rebates after concerns grew that killing the rebates would adversely affect senior citizens.
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Foreign senior citizens who give up their Danish residency would be allowed to take their state pensions with them if they moved back to their countries of origin.
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Calling Japan's shrinking population an "incentive" as opposed to a "burden," Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has attempted to encourage more senior citizens and women to join the workforce.
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The line to vote extends along the entire sidewalk, and a lot of the senior citizens have brought their own stools and chairs, prepared for the long wait.
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Here's what's at risk: Medicare Obamacare has meant lower premiums, deductibles and cost-sharing for the roughly 216 million senior citizens and disabled Americans enrolled in the program.
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Johnson, of the Senior Citizens League, said those people have uncommon circumstances that led to a lower check, none of which are related to the hold harmless provision.
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Is the Clinton attacking the senior citizens who deserve better than the status quo, in which this year seniors receive no increase in Social Security benefits at all?
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With senior citizens (those 230 years and older), Sanders managed to come in third with 244% (behind Biden's 245% and former New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg's 33%).
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Another option being considered is keeping in place restrictions only on vulnerable people and senior citizens, including on nursing homes, but allowing others to return as a group.
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Senior citizens are being targeted by drug trafficking organizations to smuggle drugs into Canada, according to an advisory by the Canada Border Services Agency obtained by CBC News.
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But there are certainly some demographic groups — white male senior citizens who watch Fox News are constantly high on the list — that are very prone to believing them.
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Leaders of AALJ, which represents 193,300 judges who oversee disability hearings, criticized the SSA for continuing in-person proceedings, especially when many immunocompromised senior citizens frequent the courtrooms.
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The AMIA statement said police had received an anonymous phone call threatening a centre for senior citizens near the AMIA building that was attacked nearly 23 years ago.
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GreatCall makes Jitterbug cell phones with big buttons and bright screens designed for senior citizens, as well as medical alert devices that can detect falls and summon help.
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He learned about beekeeping through word of mouth, a hobby that has since become a labor of love which also led to his close work with senior citizens.
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In Busan, South Korea's second largest city, public libraries, a horse racetrack and facilities for senior citizens closed when the city reported its first coronavirus case on Friday.
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Sales of Hispanic foods have slowed at Fairway, and Patrick Kelly is concerned about We Care, the thrift store that funds weekly food boxes for primarily senior citizens.
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It was forced to abandon plans this week to reduce a tax break for at-home assistance for senior citizens after a press leak triggered a political backlash.
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On Saturday, two forensic anthropologists for the University of Nevada, Reno, were helping firefighters sort through the wreckage at a mobile home park for senior citizens in Paradise.
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He frequently cites the expansion of coverage to hearing aids -- as well as vision and dental benefits -- as ways that his legislation would improve Medicare for senior citizens.
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Those programs constitute sizable funding for Meals on Wheels, a nonprofit with more than 1503,000 local branches that provides hot meals and support for about 2.4 million senior citizens.
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While slightly favoring Zairean variants, Putumayo smooshes all this action into ten tracks that mix godfathers with revivaliasts with expats with pretenders with senior citizens glad for a payday.
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Senior Day doesn't necessarily mean it's for senior citizens, but 55-year-old South Carolina State running back Joe Thomas Sr is still a decade away from that anyway.
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For example, Trump has callously called for cutting funding for the Meals on Wheels program, which is a critical lifeline for nearly 2.4 million senior citizens and disabled Americans.
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The company provides a database of assisted living options in its covered areas that senior citizens or their family members can search to find the best assisted living option.
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The practice made insulin less affordable for diabetes patients in high deductible health plans, the uninsured and senior citizens covered by the government Medicare healthcare program, the suit contended.
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Senior citizens aged 65 or over account for up to 80% of missing elderly person cases, according to the Zhongmin Social Assistance Institute under the Ministry of Civil Affairs.
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The closest thing he could find was a LifeAlert device, which is primarily intended for senior citizens and isn't able to detect something like a heart attack or stroke.
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Businessmen, couples, senior citizens, and families with young kids, questioned, searched, and detained for hours when they tried to enter or leave the U.S. None were on terror watchlists.
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The new Aibo should also be a great buddy for lonely senior citizens or people who love dogs but are maybe allergic to them, just like the original was.
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Senior citizens are doing the earlier shifts, says Robert Dempsey, the campaign's state director, eager to point out that the septuagenarian Mr Sanders is popular with older folks too.
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They no longer had the option of getting health insurance through their jobs, and were too young to qualify for Medicare, the federal health insurance program for senior citizens.
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Last year, however, the building was purchased by DLJ Real Estate Capital Partners, who promptly issued eviction orders to the residents, many of whom are Japanese-American senior citizens.
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His charity Happy People Helping People Community hands out food aid to poor senior citizens - like 74-year-old Lim – and organizes a monthly gathering where they can mingle.
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The video is an after-hours department store fairy tale, the choreography capturing the hearts of everyone from toddlers to senior citizens with its easy-to-learn fist bouncing.
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For instance, if Medicare for all were funded by a VAT tax, it "would be paid by everyone, including senior citizens who already have Medicare," Vox's Matthew Yglesias wrote.
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The team, which was deployed by state officials, focused on the mobile home park because it was a home to senior citizens, who likely had a hard time evacuating.
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She recalled instances of carrying peoples' bags and wares upstairs all day, and personally escorting senior citizens and people with disabilities to the train they need to get on.
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Most people on a partial list of the missing posted on the Butte County website are senior citizens, and most live in Paradise, which was devastated by the fire.
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"These are government guaranteed programs where we are foreclosing on senior citizens" Democrats and liberal advocacy groups have highlighted individual foreclosure stories to paint Mnuchin as a cruel corporatist.
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Online state media reported a mix of people -- families, senior citizens and students -- were among the demonstrators, but images on television were mostly of middle-aged and older men.
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By declaring such a low salary, Mr. Trump, we believe, avoided paying millions of dollars of Medicare taxes that should have gone to support senior citizens and their families.
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While the demand for drivers is currently small, NYC says it expects demand to increase for meal delivery to senior citizens and other residents who need to stay home.
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No wonder Francesca — who also worked for Jimmy in a nobler phase of his career, when he was helping senior citizens win a class action settlement — won't hug him.
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The city of Santa Monica is getting $500,000 to make walking and biking safer for senior citizens, while Bakersfield is getting $825,000 to improve pedestrian access in its downtown.
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And while Max's hanky-panky with Ulla, the receptionist, may have involved consenting adults, his whole business model was based on trading sexual favors with senior citizens for money.
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For example, spending by senior citizens in Mexico City who receive federal aid had fallen 84% since the government allowed them to convert supermarket vouchers into cash, Yanez said.
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Gone were Alex Rodriguez, Mark Teixeira, Carlos Beltran and Brian McCann, players who had turned from elder statesmen to senior citizens, at least by the standards of professional baseball.
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"You're not a populist if you want to, as he did in his health care bill, raise premiums for low-income senior citizens," Mr. Sanders said in an interview.
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On this basis, too, a Boy Scout troop advertising for membership to combat 'juvenile delinquency' or a Golden Age Club promoting 'senior citizens' rights' would fall under the act.
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After all, do we really want to tell a grandmother (4.8 million SNAP recipients are senior citizens) that she is not allowed to purchase what best fits her needs?
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It's a smart voice assistant with a personality that can help remind senior citizens of upcoming calendar appointments, show pictures from the family, receive and send messages and more.
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In Milan there are 314,000 senior citizens, mostly women, living in homes that have become big for them and also quite expensive to manage while living on a pension.
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The privately-held GreatCall focuses on personal emergency response services for senior citizens, including smartphone apps and connected devices; the company has over 900,000 subscribers, according to Best Buy.
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Whether it's criminals stealing money from senior citizens or terrorists producing fake IDs to facilitate travel, identity threat is one of the greatest cyber-security challenges of our time.
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They would change how doctors and hospitals are paid for treating senior citizens and give insurers in the Medicare Advantage program more control over the medications doctors can prescribe.
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"Millions of families have had to sacrifice saving for retirement just to make ends meet," she added, noting that about half of senior citizens who are married and 70% of those who are not rely on Social Security benefits for at least half their retirement income, and more than 13% of married senior citizens and 45% of those who are not rely on the program for 90% or more of their retirement income.
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Two self-driving Ford Fusions (with a third on the way) will offer trips to the 4,000 residents of the Villages, a gated community for senior citizens in San Jose.
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Eighty senior citizens remain evacuated from their retirement home and were being held at a local community center, where they were offered health and counseling services, Mayor Robert Garcia said.
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It will be driven primarily by increased spending on beneficiaries enrolled in Medicare, the federal coverage system for primarily senior citizens, as well as increased premiums for Obamacare insurance plans.
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Instead of baby-sitting grandchildren, Poland's oldest DJ Wirginia Szmyt packs her CDs, mixer and laptop, and heads off to spin for a packed dance floor of mainly senior citizens.
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Government shutdowns do matter; while they don't usually result in senior citizens going without their Social Security checks or cease military activity, they still impact vast swaths of government functions.
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Many are what he describes as "middle class, empty-nesters with an empty room," though he says that students and senior citizens have signed up to the site, as well.
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All the food donations will be donated to the Helping Hands of Vegas Valley, a nonprofit that provides assistance to low income and disabled senior citizens, the press release reads.
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It is also working with a senior citizens' organization to see how weather data could help growing numbers of elderly people - who are particularly at risk - cope with temperature extremes.
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The Senior Citizens League report also confirmed a reality that many of today's retirees probably already suspected: Your monthly Social Security checks today cover fewer expenses compared to years ago.
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As he worked with older clients, he discovered that most senior citizens preferred care in the familiar surroundings of their home rather than in an assisted-living or nursing facility.
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More than three-quarters of Medicare-eligible residents in Puerto Rico enroll in Medicare Advantage Plans, making them the primary source of health care coverage for the island's senior citizens.
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Whether she was dancing with neighborhood kids on the roof of her building or hanging with senior citizens outside a nursing home, Corman says Madonna was one of a kind.
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Wilson noted that under Obamacare, hospitals were already facing significant cuts to reimbursements for treating patients with Medicare, the federally operated system that provides health coverage to primarily senior citizens.
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Meanwhile, Matt's mom had taken Pepper to the vet and had a sneaking suspicion that the senior dog, who did not have a microchip ID, might belong to senior citizens.
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In the state's Hollywood Hills area, eight senior citizens died on Wednesday as a result of a power outage at their nursing home that cut off their air conditioning system.
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There were also big cost per unit increases for Medicare, the massive federal health coverage program for primarily senior citizens, according to CMS, which updated its Medicare Drug Spending Dashboard.
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When I came aboard in 2011 after I met Göran and learned about his work, the very idea that Hammarskjöld was assassinated was considered a conspiracy theory for senior citizens.
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So people without air conditioning, senior citizens, and anyone who has difficulty getting out and about to find a place to cool down are especially vulnerable during a heat wave.
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Sanders' plan, which has been welcomed by many liberals, would funnel all Americans into a government-run health insurance program similar to the Medicare program that already covers senior citizens.
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Not only does this leave everyone else, from small businesses to senior citizens, vulnerable, but all signs also point to a limited impact of such training even within big organizations.
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One ad, a $1.2 million ad buy, accuses former Nevada Attorney General Catherine Cortez Masto (D) of ignoring complaints of abuse about a state program taking advantage of senior citizens.
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Voice assistants such as the Amazon Echo/Alexa and Google Home help senior citizens remember their daily schedules (when to eat, take their medication, or go to their doctors appointments).
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While no windfall already, another problem is that the extra money could get eaten up by Medicare premiums for about 70 percent of retirees, according to The Senior Citizens League.
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He said he got the inspiration to dress up his grandfather in three-piece suits, bow-ties and trendy headgear from seeing photos of other stylish senior citizens from overseas.
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She also passes out tote bags to senior citizens in a nod to her mother, who used to dole out plastic bags stuffed with hard candies — "Sandy's candies"— to seniors.
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Rumored candidates include lefty senior citizens Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders, billionaire neophytes Tom Steyer and Howard Schultz, and rising stars (and recent campaign losers) Beto O'Rourke and Andrew Gillum.
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Senior citizens are becoming an important part of the labor force — according to the US Department of Labor, Americans over 230 will be the largest group of workers by 240.
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Under a cloudless summer sky, not far from the Atlantic Ocean, bicycles zip down the street, children sprawl in the few green public spaces, and senior citizens relax on porches.
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Ms. Cortez Masto addressed a host of problems during her years as attorney general, from 2007 to 2015: drug use, fraud schemes exploiting senior citizens, domestic violence and sexual assault.
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In one shocking experiment, researchers found that senior citizens who didn't feel useful to others were nearly three times as likely to die prematurely as those who did feel useful.
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Republicans also have two other groups that, unlike the white working class, are increasing in size: voters with a four-year, but not an advanced, college degree, and senior citizens.
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Bush scolded congressional Republicans for seeking to "balance the budget on the backs of the poor" and promised to deliver a much-needed prescription drug benefit to America's senior citizens.
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Senior citizens or people with preexisting medical conditions that put them at higher risk should seek testing if they exhibit symptoms for two or more days, according to the guidelines.
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Albertsons is suspending its self-serve bars used for wings and soups, adding special shopping hours for senior citizens and implementing more frequent cleaning of its stores and shopping carts.
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"This is the wealthiest nation in the history of the world, and we should not have millions of senior citizens and disabled veterans struggling to put food on the table."
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" Dr. Ward, the oncologist, said: "Part D has been helpful in lowering prices for senior citizens when there are generic alternatives or lots of competing drugs from which to choose.
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Amanda Square, Chase's mother, said her son has "a great passion for people" and has also volunteered to help senior citizens in the local community and donates to the homeless.
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Others are looking to line up friends, domestic staff, and even senior citizens who are prepared to legally exchange the cash in small enough chunks to avoid scrutiny from banks.
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Since 22000, the buying power of monthly benefits has fallen by 22010 percent, according to a recent report from the Senior Citizens League, an advocacy group based in Alexandria, Virginia.
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Surveys show that retirees' total health-care costs are closer to 25% of their overall income, said Mary Johnson, Social Security and Medicare policy analyst at The Senior Citizens League.
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A Washington Post poll from the fall showed that Biden had the support of about one-third of millennials, while Sanders has more support from young people than senior citizens.
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Because of that, The Senior Citizens League is advocating for legislation that would instead base cost-of-living adjustments on the Consumer Price Index for the Elderly, or CPI-E.
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The smartwatch's silicone band is small enough to fit kiddy wrists, but the limited features could also make it useful to keep tabs on senior citizens if the band fits.
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Chris Harrison isn't one to discriminate when it comes to love, which applies to age too -- 'cause he all but confirms producers are bringing senior citizens into the 'Bachelor' fold.
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Subtle conversations about our need to take care of our physical, mental and social health — especially at our ages, as we both qualify as senior citizens — fell on deaf ears.
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Another was on the Amazon warehouses, where these senior citizens, often people living in trailer parks, trying to put themselves together, because they never came back from the crash in '08.
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The US Securities and Exchange Commission has filed charges against Robert Shapiro, alleging he bilked investors — many of them senior citizens — out of $1.2 billion as part of a Ponzi scheme.
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At a housing community for senior citizens in Immokalee, Florida, some residents told a Reuters reporter on Tuesday they had nothing to eat in their small apartments that were without power.
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Alvarez said they spent the hurricane in a senior citizens' home, where there was a generator — but that it wasn't really equipped to power anything more than lights outside the building.
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Superflex, a Menlo Park, California-based startup that's just coming out of stealth mode, says it's working on sensor-equipped, computer-controlled clothing for senior citizens who have trouble with mobility.
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"They will be better because Medicare for All is comprehensive and covers all health care needs for senior citizens, it will finally include dental care, hearing aids and eyeglasses --," Sanders said.
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"It remains to be seen whether the manufacturing blocks will be a part of the plan," said Scott Short, chief operating officer of RiseBoro, formerly the Ridgewood Bushwick Senior Citizens Council.
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And the beauty of these successes is that we're showing that if we can end veteran homelessness, then we can end homelessness for other populations, too—families, LGBT youth, senior citizens.
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The participation rate dipped a bit to 22.1 percent from 22000 in April, but has stayed near levels seen in 2011 as more women and senior citizens entered the labor force.
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That is unlikely to happen to as many people this year as it did in 2018, according to Mary Johnson, Social Security and Medicare policy analyst at the Senior Citizens League.
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Authorities provide a monthly living allowance of up to about HK$7.842.94,27.8428 ($21) for senior citizens, but that buys so little in this expensive city that it is dubbed "fruit money".
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Maria, a resident of Ciudad Juarez, told Reforma she no longer goes to El Paso to work, where she took care of senior citizens for 12 years, making $50 a day.
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The benefits of going digital are numerous, but from a societal perspective, getting senior citizens online can also help them improve interpersonal communication and relationships with their family, according to IDA.
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Despite being released in 2017, the app is gaining some major social media attention, with celebrities like Gordon Ramsay, Drake, and the Jonas Brothers posting pictures of themselves as senior citizens.
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The budget also calls for cuts to Medicare spending, though experts said most of those recommended reductions would affect payments to health care providers that do not directly impact senior citizens.
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With a clearly negative turn towards senior citizens, Hispanics, Blacks and other low-income minority groups, the Clean Power Plan is a threat to entirely too many citizens to be upheld.
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The participation rate dipped a bit to 22000 percent from 65.6 in April, but has stayed near levels seen in 2011 as more women and senior citizens entered the labor force.
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Autonomous cars are driving people to and from school in Arizona, senior citizens around retirement homes in Florida, and a small army of journalists in an endless loop around Northern California.
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Her most recent work was produced in collaboration with the Harlem Honeys and Bears, an all-Black synchronized swim group for senior citizens that also offers free swimming lessons to children.
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It was only when she relocated to Los Angeles four years ago that the markers of her childhood — strip malls, senior citizens, an air of affluence — started to inspire to her.
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But the moment Bill's paws went to work, the hunters—old men, senior citizens, grey, retired, grandfathers—dropped their canes and ran as fast as their tired bodies would take them.
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By doing so, we can do more to relieve the burden on middle-class taxpayers and senior citizens who are taking it on the chin from the Trump administration's tax scam.
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On top of all that, food banks rely on about 2 million volunteers -- many of them senior citizens who are particularly vulnerable to coronavirus -- to help pack and distribute the food.
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The New York Foundation for Senior Citizens connected her with a licensed social worker who asked a host of questions, including details about her sleeping habits, personality, interests and daily schedule.
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Price presented the new plan to the committee, saying additional caucus sites could benefit voters who can't easily attend their precinct, like senior citizens, shift workers, people with disabilities and others.
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If you'd rather not have a vehicle of your own, the city has a growing network of public buses on the main boulevards which senior citizens can travel for free on.
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In a possible nod to some Democrats' recent socialist leanings, Dingell referenced opponents of Medicare calling the program "socialized medicine" in preventing senior citizens from becoming destitute because of medical bills.
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Getting enough protein in your diet was still a trendy goal in 2019, and while the advice might be overblown for most people, senior citizens should take this recommendation to heart.
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For instance, while the education department works with children, students, art teachers, and senior citizens, administration and development tend to be involved with trustees, donors, collectors and galleries, and so on.
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For context, Oak Street Health operates a network of clinics that focus on providing primary care to Medicare-eligible senior citizens in the US, and it currently operates in seven states.
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Also Saturday, Columbine students, staff and others took part in community service projects, including cleaning up neighborhoods, volunteering at homeless shelters and doing spring cleaning at the homes of senior citizens.
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New York's Jacob Javits Convention Center and its surrounding streets were filled with children, senior citizens, couples, families, seasoned cosplayers, self-proclaimed "blerds" (a portmanteau for "black nerds"), and everyone in between.
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"We're encountering a lot of surprise that Medigap rules allow insurers to exclude coverage for pre-existing conditions," said Mary Johnson, Social Security and Medicare policy analyst for The Senior Citizens League.
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Yet they seem inefficient, since the lack of targeting means your listing for men's jewelry might show up to women, or your rock climbing gear ads could show up to senior citizens.
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That's because there are several kinds of Medicaid-eligible people: low-income children, disabled people, senior citizens in need of long-term care, and a relatively small number of able-bodied adults.
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More than half of senior citizens and 33 percent of low-income households don't own smartphones — so a QR label is effectively "almost like not having a label at all," she said.
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Sanders has led the way with his "Medicare for All" proposal, which would replace the US system with one run by the government, similar to the Medicare now enjoyed by senior citizens.
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The AARP on Thursday slammed the Senate GOP healthcare draft bill, calling efforts to repeal and replace ObamaCare "harmful" and denouncing what it calls an "Age Tax" affecting the nation's senior citizens.
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The group was convicted of illegally raising funds during the decade to 2012 from more than 230,000 investors, mainly senior citizens who put in their life savings, it said, citing the court.
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There are 2162 million senior citizens here who receive Social Security benefits, and they're very interested in hearing what you candidates intend to do to keep Social Security going for future generations.
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Senior citizens, the young and people with respiratory issues have extra incentive to leave the evacuation zone, because they are especially vulnerable to the gas, the state's Emergency Management Agency said. Gov.
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The deal also includes measures to mandate studies of current securities laws, and establish new procedures to crack down on insider trading, financial fraud against senior citizens, money laundering, and human trafficking.
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Between Netflix, Amazon Prime, Hulu, and good old fashioned DVR, other than senior citizens watching traditional news broadcasts and people watching live sports, tv ads just don't reach that many voters anymore.
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The bill also includes an advisory council to consider the effects of self-driving cars on labor and employment, mobility access for people with disabilities and senior citizens, environmental impacts, and more.
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Senior citizens in the United States are, as a group, sicker than their counterparts in 10 other wealthy countries despite having near-universal health coverage provided by Medicare, a new report says.
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There are 2140 million senior citizens here who receive Social Security benefits, and they're very interested in hearing what you candidates intend to do to keep Social Security going for future generations.
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Medical expenses will no longer be as deductible as has been the case -- which will hit senior citizens hard -- while inheritance taxes on multimillion-dollar estates will be lowered and eventually eliminated.
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More than 21 million senior citizens are already enrolled in Medicare Advantage plans, and the Trump administration has made them more attractive by expanding the definition of supplemental benefits they can provide.
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After more than a year off, we rejoin the sun-baked world of our favorite unemployed attorney and the colorful assortment of miscreants, senior citizens and white collar lawyers in his orbit.
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Black Voters Matter is nonpartisan, and the group's leadership did not encourage the senior citizens to vote for a particular candidate or political party, according to LaTosha Brown, the organization's co-founder.
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Consequently, individuals who receive the lowest Social Security benefits — $550 or less — might not see any increase in their Social Security checks because of those higher premiums, The Senior Citizens League said.
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Government shutdowns do matter; while they don't usually result in senior citizens going without their Social Security checks or the military ceasing to function, they still impact vast swaths of government functions.
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For decades, these programs helped persuade senior citizens to vote for the Democratic Party as the party of the welfare state even as other considerations tended to push in the other direction.
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The book's final pages find him spending Friday afternoons as a volunteer dancer in a class of senior citizens with Alzheimer's, an experience that unexpectedly helps him overcome his own social insecurities.
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My mother shouts at senior citizens in public transport to promptly get up please and give her sick child a seat; my father, embarrassed, hides on the other side of the trolley.
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The woman had purchased severely discounted tickets for group of senior citizens who hadn't shown up, Malgosia said, and rather than let them go to waste, she was trying to sell them.
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Old folks are repositories of extended cultural memory: it would seem to be advantageous to have a few senior citizens around who know what to do, so to speak, when winter comes.
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The SEC said representatives recommended complex exchange-traded funds to retail investors, some of whom were senior citizens and retirees with "limited incomes and net worth," without fully understanding those risky products.
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After 10 years as the captive, increasingly unwilling test subject in the development of her husband's increasingly invasive technological innovations, Hazel runs away to hide in a trailer park for senior citizens.
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Still, she's said that her focus is on other issues, noting that she held a town hall on prescription drug costs with senior citizens in which no one questioned her about impeachment.
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Nine-tenths of them are senior citizens, people with disabilities, veterans and working poor people with children who would eventually end up in homeless shelters or on the streets without federal help.
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The challenges that confront some senior citizens are familiar to most Americans, and a failing memory, in particular, could become a real impediment to presidential decision-making, especially in times of crisis.
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Senior citizens with good credit and enough income to make monthly payments should look into cheaper alternatives, such as a home equity loan or a second mortgage, before even considering reverse mortgages.
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PillPack, which was acquired by Amazon in mid-2018, built its business by focusing on senior citizens who are often juggling at least a dozen medications, with one or more chronic illnesses.
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The argument is that, without the largest purchaser of drugs involved in the pricing process, vital prescription coverage will be unaffordable for a large population of senior citizens and beneficiaries with disabilities.
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Today, we say to our senior citizens, that we understand that you cannot live in dignity when you are trying to survive on $13,000 or $14,153 a year in Social Security benefits.
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As the men debated health care and O'Rourke's support for Medicare-for-all, Cruz suggested that O'Rourke wanted to add illegal immigrants to the program, thus taking it away from senior citizens.
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At those facilities, prosecutors said, they also "received medically unnecessary services that were billed to Medicare and Medicaid," the huge government-run health programs that cover primarily senior citizens and the poor, respectively.
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Firefighters dance with senior citizens on Valentine's Day HEART EYES And finally ... Now THAT'S talent While we struggle through our BYOB painting classes, this guy is creating masterworks in minutes... with spray paint!
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Hundreds of people were clustered around and queuing up to walk across Erkmen's structure: moms and dads holding the hands of their little ones; young hipsters; outdoor enthusiasts; senior citizens, art world people.
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With the song's opening lines, sung by Nick, the band is dressed in matching blue suits as they perform for a group of excited senior citizens at a low-key, colorful oceanside motel.
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First established in 1975 by Justo Justo, a well-known LGBTQ rights activist in the Philippines, it was a retirement home for gay senior citizens with little money and nowhere else to turn.
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A reward is being offered for information leading to an arrest in the quadruple-homicide of four senior citizens during an August home invasion in North Carolina that authorities believe was gang-related.
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"When you can help senior citizens stay in their homes and provide them with care for day-to-day chores and independence, that's a good business to have in the community," she said.
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Patients at a nursing home in Galveston, Texas, were airlifted to safety in a dramatic helicopter rescue on Sunday after harrowing images of the senior citizens sitting a flooded room surfaced on Twitter.
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The book tells the stories of workampers — a growing, albeit still largely invisible, population of American senior citizens who have rid themselves of mortgages and rent, and taken to life on the road.
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So they're left with a terrible choice: Vote against Obamacare repeal after campaigning on repeal for seven years, or vote to cover 24 million fewer people and potentially raise premiums for senior citizens.
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Senior Housing Properties Trust — The real estate investment trust, which specializes in housing facilities for senior citizens, was rated "overweight" in new coverage at Cantor Fitzgerald, with a $23 per share price target.
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The CFPB has collaborated with the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation to create the Money Smart for Older Adults resource guide, which help equip senior citizens with tools to detect and prevent financial exploitation.
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The entire point of Ryan's agenda was to dramatically reduce taxes on wealthy owners of capital and pay for it by gutting America's most popular programs to support senior citizens and the poor.
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Denny's, the always-open-late, breakfast-centric chain that inhabits seemingly every suburban corner of the US, is destroying the last constancy in millions of senior citizens' lives by changing their pancake recipe.
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The House bill would, among other things, help pay for the extension of CHIP funding by charging senior citizens who earn more than $500,000 annually higher premiums than lower-earning people for Medicare.
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Tickets for the festival include the bus service and are $250 for adults and $21 for children 25 years of age and under, college students and senior citizens who are 65 or older.
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"They might shift costs to plan enrollees through higher premiums and deductibles, or shifting drugs to higher [cost] tiers," said Mary Johnson, Social Security and Medicare policy analyst for The Senior Citizens League.
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A Medicare scam posing as a genetic testing organization that can detect the likelihood of cancer diagnoses is scamming senior citizens out of thousands of dollars, according to a report from CBS News.
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It proposes to adopt private sector best practice to reduce the cost of future retiree health benefits by integrating federal health insurance coverage of postal senior citizens (age 2628 and older) with Medicare.
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With more than 50,000 members, most of them young—members in their mid-thirties feel like senior citizens now—DSA has become a vigorous organization that's helping elect fairly radical candidates to office.
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I am all for protecting our environment and saving our sea turtles, but can't we do it without socialist policies or keeping plastic straws out of the hands of kids and senior citizens?
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For a salary ranging from HK$36 to HK$50 (about $4.60 to $6.40 USD) per hour, the group employs local senior citizens to help package frozen meals made from local organic produce.
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Others are depending upon pre-packaged meals or food delivered through support agencies, which are providing an important service for individuals and families in our communities, especially for children and our senior citizens.
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Democrats really, really, really do not want Donald Trump to dramatically overhaul Medicare, replacing the current universal guarantee of government-provided health insurance for senior citizens with a voucher to buy private insurance.
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For more than a decade, a coalition of Asian Americans, black people, Hispanics, religious groups, senior citizens, and college students fought to allow a group of elderly Filipinos to stay in their residence.
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Kids carried the meal packages to the 60 or so senior citizens who live in the building, delivering the food to their doorsteps to protect the elders from potential exposure to the virus.
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"I'd rather be in a place that I could help my community better, where I could help senior citizens, where I could help Little League, where I could help community groups," he said.
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And after Mr. DeSantis addressed a ballroom full of senior citizens at a faux Italianate retirement community south of Orlando last week, it was easy to see why he would seek such testimonials.
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The group works for donations only, and the money it raises helps a no-kill animal shelter here, the senior citizens center and a scholarship fund for Tombstone High School graduates, Mr. Ingertson said.
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The United States doesn't have a nationalized health care system, but we do have Medicare for senior citizens, and since the USA is a very large country, that's still a huge potential bulk purchaser.
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Age doesn't make it easier With a lifetime of experiences, senior citizens might seem as if they'd be better equipped to deal with the loss of a pet, but the opposite is often true.
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A number of fast-food and casual-dining restaurants around the country, like McDonald's and Bob Evans, are actively recruiting senior citizens who employers say are more sociable and punctual than teenagers, Bloomberg reports.
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"It is very tragic that one of our senior citizens would find himself in such desperate circumstances where he felt murder and suicide were the only option," Sheriff Bill Elfo said in a statement.
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But still, a record high of 40,633 people are planning to run the Airtel Delhi Half Marathon, which includes other categories like a 10-kilometer race (about 183 miles) and a senior citizens' race.
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Jessica Bruder's Nomadland tells the stories of "workampers" — a growing, albeit still largely invisible, population of American senior citizens who have rid themselves of mortgages and rent, and taken to life on the road.
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Yes, but: Providing senior citizens with reliable, effective service will depend on vehicle accessibility — and retirement communities will need not only wheelchair-accessible vehicles, but potentially vehicles that can accommodate more than one wheelchair.
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Those taking part in the challenge are using the app to make themselves appear elderly, giving fans a preview of what their favorite athletes or celebrities would look like once they become senior citizens.
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As well as veterans and the environment, other states also set money aside for programs such as anti-drug task forces, treatment for gambling addicts, senior citizens, the homeless, and even juvenile detention facilities.
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The H-LEX suit (it stands for Hyundai Lifecaring ExoSkeleton), is more lightweight than the prototype in these new pictures, but had near-identical functionality, designed to help senior citizens and the physically disabled.
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In early March, the Beijing Evening News published photos from hidden cameras, which showed people — mainly senior citizens — visiting all seven toilets in the Temple of Heaven and stashing toilet paper into their bags.
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Avalere's findings suggest that many senior citizens in Medicare Part D plans will be in for a rude awakening this year after learning that their drugs, even generic prescriptions, will now have coinsurance requirements.
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SmartAsset found that senior citizens in Surprise, north of Phoenix, have the second-lowest use of food stamps (230 percent) and a low poverty rate (211 percent), placing the city in the Top 227.
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A program called Silver Support will provide payouts to qualifying senior citizens starting in July to support the elderly population in the bottom 30 percent on income, most of whom have less retirement support.
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" In a statement of her own Wetzel said the court stuck a blow for her "and for all senior citizens – gay or straight – who deserve to feel safe and to be treated with respect.
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"It is very tragic that one of our senior citizens would find himself in such desperate circumstances where he felt murder and suicide were the only option," Sheriff Bill Elfo said in the statement.
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The deal also includes measures to mandate reviews of current securities laws for inefficiencies, and establish new procedures to crack down on insider trading, financial fraud against senior citizens, money laundering and human trafficking.
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Since 22010, the buying power of monthly benefits has fallen by more than a third, according to an annual report released Thursday by the Senior Citizens League, an advocacy group based in Alexandria, Virginia.
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But he does not acknowledge that Medicare Advantage plans are paid more per enrollee than the same people would cost in traditional Medicare, because the private plans market to younger and healthier senior citizens.
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"I heard some complaints last year from some of the senior citizens (in my district) and their care providers, who say this one-hour difference really impacted their lives," Chu told The Sacramento Bee.
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That multibillion-dollar bill requiring paid sick leave for some workers, expanded unemployment compensation and nearly $1 billion in additional money to help feed children, homebound senior citizens and others, has White House backing.
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Today we talk about the FCC's decision to kill net neutrality and the financial world's concerns about climate change, before talking about the fastest growing demographic of marijuana users in the country—senior citizens.
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At a macro-level, it's time for forward-thinking about how to significantly improve quality of life for America's senior citizens, as the graying of America continues, with 85033,000 adults turning 65 every day.
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Jennifer Nuzzo, an infectious disease expert at Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security, previously told Vox that senior citizens with preexisting health conditions are the most likely population to be affected by the virus.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Senior citizens in China's commercial capital of Shanghai are taking preventive steps against the spread of a new virus, monitoring their health, staying indoors to reduce exposure, and even giving up meat.
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If those estimates are correct, individuals who receive the lowest Social Security benefit amounts — $550 or less – would be protected by a rule called the hold harmless provision, according to the Senior Citizens League.
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Heritage sat by helplessly in 2003 while President George W. Bush, dismaying conservative purists, promoted and then signed into law a new federal entitlement that used Medicare to extend prescription benefits to senior citizens.
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The hope is to franchise massive centers throughout the U.S. where dementia patients, and Senior Citizens seeking nostalgia, can experience life from years ago, with old-fashioned barber shops, movie theaters and soda fountains.
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Many of the students are not your typical senior citizens, according to Whilden, who recalled seeing an 85-year-old woman in a Pussy Riot t-shirt during her first week on the job.
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"Within Little Tokyo, we tend to work with senior citizens and develop low-income housing for anyone who wants to live there, regardless of ethnicity," Grant Sunoo, Director of Planning at LTSC, told Hyperallergic.
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Other claims state that the shutdown will damage the "fragile infrastructure" of the West Village's age-old brownstones, that over-congested streets will hinder emergency services, and heightened bike traffic will endanger senior citizens.
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In fact, at the rate we're going, there might not be a cost-of-living adjustment for 2020 at all, according to Mary Johnson, Social Security and Medicare policy analyst at The Senior Citizens League.
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One track opens with a wet belch; another concludes with Nilsson leading a choir of senior citizens in a rousing chorus exclaiming that they'd rather be dead than wet their bed ("I'd Rather Be Dead").
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But most affected will be low-income adults who were able to enroll in Medicaid thanks to the ACA, and both senior citizens and people on disability, who may have to pay even higher premiums.
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A group of black senior citizens was ordered off a bus that was taking them to vote after the county clerk called the senior center from where they were departing, prompting claims of voter intimidation.
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The Las Vegas city council says the donations will be given to Helping Hands of Vegas Valley, a nonprofit that assists low income and disabled senior citizens, to bolster their efforts around the upcoming holidays.
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West Virginia's Attorney General Patrick Morrisey, who's currently running for U.S. Senate, announced Tuesday that he's partnering with two local community and technical colleges to connect senior citizens with college students for free cybersecurity training.
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She was one of the dozens of senior citizens living in the elder care facility Clutter lived in for the last year and a half of her undergraduate studies, through an artist in residency program.
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Implanted lenses are commonly used as a solve for cataracts and other degenerative diseases mostly affecting senior citizens; about 3.6 million patients in the U.S. get some sort of procedure for the disease every year.
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The broadband industry was tied to subsequent efforts to mislead the public as to what the bill does, including a recent robocall effort falsely informing senior citizens the measure would dramatically raise their phone bills.
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COSTCO SPARKS MAJOR BACKLASH AFTER REMOVING POLISH DOG FROM MENU No arrests in the July 26 incident have been made yet, as the senior citizens have had different versions of the incident, WHNS-TV reported .
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"It is very tragic that one of our senior citizens would find himself in such desperate circumstances where he felt murder and suicide were the only option[s]," Elfo said in a statement on Facebook.
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Roughly thirty per cent of the people who move to Las Vegas are senior citizens, and the number of Nevadans older than eighty-five has risen by nearly eighty per cent in the past decade.
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"They've had nothing left over to deal with other increased costs," said Mary Johnson, Social Security and Medicare policy analyst for the Senior Citizens League, which surveyed 1,116 retirees across the country earlier this year.
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THE 2408 MATH The 333 Part B premium hikes will impact all but the lowest-benefit Social Security enrollees - those receiving $60 per month or less this year, according to the Senior Citizens League (SCL).
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Now, a local entrepreneur is working to solve both problems with one business, hiring senior citizens to help package a line of frozen dinners made from organic produce grown on farms located inside the city.
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Prime Minister Andrej Babis said after a cabinet meeting that the government had also decided that food and drug stores and pharmacies should grant access only to senior citizens over age 65 between 10 a.m.
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Many of you also asked me why the entire industry doesn't just waive all freeze fees for the time being (as the companies generally do for crime victims with a police report and senior citizens).
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This was a crucial period and role, allowing him to push financial discipline and austerity policies, while starting a wide variety of social programs, the most famous of which extended monetary aid to senior citizens.
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Social Security, intended to provide senior citizens with the opportunity to avoid the economic consequences that prevail today, is inadequate and further threatened by the attitudes of certain members of Congress and the executive branch.
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Poor widows, senior citizens and disabled people will receive 1,000 rupees ($13) for the next three months from April 1 through direct cash transfers, which would help 30 million people, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman announced.
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He further supports senior citizens through his BrightStar Care home assistance franchise — for which he expects to earn $2 million in revenue — as an additional way to continue his entrepreneurial lifestyle of over 35 years.
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The White House also argued that the government already is providing direct food aid to many households through programs such as free and reduced-price school lunches and a food delivery program for senior citizens.
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For nearly 40 years we have been leaders in the fight for a more equitable society on behalf of a broad constituency of environmental, consumer, civil and women's rights, children's, senior citizens' and other groups.
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"Senate Democrats shut down the government for purely political reasons, but their partisan games will have real consequences for our troops, children and senior citizens," Katie Martin, the NRSC communications director, said in a statement.
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The move comes after Motherboard reported how many Geek Squad employees feared they could spread the virus to the elderly, as their work often involved being in close contact with senior citizens or retirement communities.
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Uber is also keen to touch segments of the populace like students who may not have credit cards yet, or senior citizens who feel nervous about putting their credit card information into the app, he added.
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His suit in Los Angeles federal court claims that Medicare, the federally run health-coverage system for primarily senior citizens, has paid out hundreds of millions of dollars to UnitedHealth and its affiliates for false claims.
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They thought about how the design of the vehicle would enable them to do the things they did most frequently, such as transport lots of children or help senior citizens in and out of the vehicle.
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If a particular medicine isn't included on a plan's formulary — how it prices the drugs it covers — the cost could reach thousands of dollars, according to an analysis from The Senior Citizens League, an advocacy group.
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Pension spending is already the equivalent of 12% of GDP, half as much again as the average among members of the OECD, a club of mostly rich countries that have many more senior citizens (see chart).
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" (These last two are more video clips than GIFs, but you get the idea.) Full exchange: Sanders: "They will be better because Medicare for All is comprehensive and covers all health care needs for senior citizens.
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MyndYou, which has developed a technology to assess cognitive degeneration in senior citizens, has partnered with the Japanese company Mizuho Information & Research Institute to test the company's product for a potential nationwide rollout later in 2019.
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It will give the plaintiffs, which include senior citizens who have made claims under California state law for "financial elder abuse," a chance to make their case and if successful to be reimbursed for their losses.
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And because our nation's senior citizens have already put in decades of hard work and deserve to relax during their retirements, we were also very excited to see the latest version of the Foldimatic laundry machine.
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Instead, Buttigieg has seen a steady growth in support from senior citizens, with polls showing that the age group is, in some cases, more fervent in their Buttigieg support than voters closer to the mayor's age.
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AUSTIN, Texas (Reuters) - At least 13 people were killed, and two injured, when a Texas church bus carrying senior citizens collided head-on with another vehicle on Wednesday, the church and a Texas state trooper said.
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Henry's monstrous presence also comes with a comedic side, being a part of some of the WWE's most outrageous storylines of all time, from dating senior citizens to becoming the father of a mysterious human hand.
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The 2018 Social Security cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) will not be announced until October, but inflation trends point toward an increase of about 2 percent, according to a recent forecast by the Senior Citizens League.
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And older Japanese drivers seem especially hesitant to give up their licenses; last year, just 270,000 Japanese senior citizens decided to stop driving, representing only 2 percent of the 17 million seniors still on the road.
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Beginning in 2012, Woodbridge raised about $1.2 billion from 8,400 investors, many of them senior citizens, through the sale of securities that promised interest of up to 8 percent, according to a federal complaint by SEC.
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The fatalities should spur everyone to check up on senior citizens, who are among the most vulnerable to Florida's stifling heat, exacerbated by power outages that might extend into next week, Hollywood Mayor Josh Levy said.
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Sensible Americans worry that voters are shrugging off what should be career-shattering details about Trump's background, like the fact that he ran a sleazy continuing-education school that wheedled senior citizens out of their savings.
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That ended up turning into me recycling for my school, and helping to pay for school buses, and then that turned into getting all of the retired veterans that were at the senior citizens center involved.
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Consequently, as long as a political coalition grounded in senior citizens holds office in Washington, it will make sense for many consumer brands to strike themes that run broadly contrary to the main currents of Trumpism.
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At the top of the call, it cites the non-profit Congress of California Seniors, leading many—including state senator Scott Wiener, the net neutrality bill's author—to believe the calls are targeting senior citizens specifically.
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On Wednesday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi issued a directive that children below the age of 10 and senior citizens over 65 should stay home as much He also asked people to stay home from 7 a.m.
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Like other New Deal assistance programs — relief for farmers, aid to senior citizens through Social Security, food stamps — public housing treated poverty as a widespread social and economic injustice that the country was obligated to right.
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