The man is there to shower, but stays for dinner.
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She stays for one month or several, depending on her papers.
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Portman enters in the second half and stays for the remainder.
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It stays for a few seconds and then quickly slides off screen.
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Airbnb has 31,000 guests who've booked stays for the night of Aug.
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We are doing a product that stays for 21, 210, 2000 years.
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A small group stays for about two hours, chatting and cleaning up.
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She drives in every six weeks or so and stays for a week.
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Airbnb has 31,0003 guests who've booked stays for the night of Aug. 20.
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Other shelters allow stays for longer periods, generally maxing out at around 90 days.
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He stays for a while, and we discuss the Democrats running for president in 2020.
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Airbnb is asking hosts to offer free stays for those evacuating, per Travel and Leisure.
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Nanny stays for two hours and helps us through dinner and baths; she's a lifesaver.
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Last August, stays for January-July 2017 were booked to capacity in under an hour.
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Even short stays for nonviolent offenses can wreak havoc with people's jobs and child care.
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It glues its home to hard surfaces and stays for the rest of its life.
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He has coordinated stays for David Guetta, the Weeknd, Justin Bieber, and Joe Johnson amongst others.
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For instance, it funded temple stays for family bonding and financed youth seeking brief jobs abroad.
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FAMILY DINNER Chaco often stays for dinner and is a fifth family member in many ways.
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The North Korea&aposs number two guy hand delivers this letter and stays for two hours.
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And the 'blue steel' stays for as ever long as it takes to get the photograph.
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That means that once the money comes to Blackstone, it stays for quite a while, generating fees.
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Overnight stays for the entire mansion start at $101.10 and run from October 29 to November 1.
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One growing sector we can add to the travel accommodation list is long term stays for business travelers.
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Airbnb releases a regular tally of its expected "guest stays" for New Year's Eve each year, including 2019.
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He comes for a tryst with one of the visiting suitors and stays for an engagement to Brianna.
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Companies offering home-stays for dogs are now cropping up in many different countries, including Australia, Brazil and Britain.
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A renovated medieval fortress known as the "Castle in the Sky" is offering stays for $114 USD per night.
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Additionally, hurricane stays for a longer time is also a reason for more economy loss, according to related research.
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Such assessments are supposed to take about 10 days, but stays for homeless people in hotels have stretched into weeks.
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The first season began in June 2019 and continues through February 2020; each resident stays for one to three months.
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It was during one of Cooper's many hospital stays for Hirschsprung disease, a rare, inherited condition affecting the body's digestive system.
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Although most who enter a nursing home don't stay long, 5 percent of the population stays for more than four years.
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She stays for a night, which includes an unsatisfying tryst, then returns to Paris, stopping en route in Cologne and Brussels.
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Sometimes he stays for the whole meeting He has two clients whom he still takes to all of their therapy appointments.
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Each student has a pocket in which to store their phone, and there it stays for the rest of the day.
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In 20183, President Bill Clinton signed similar legislation requiring insurance companies cover hospital stays for new mothers for at least 22018 hours.
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Similar to the Hotwire findings, it says the average business traveller stays for six days, meaning at least part of a weekend.
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The Delete action moves the selected message to the Trash area, where it stays for 30 days before it is permanently deleted.
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Her new novel, "Circe", views the "Odyssey" from the perspective of the goddess-witch upon whose enchanted island Odysseus stays for a year.
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Wary of provoking Beijing's ire, Taiwan does not officially offer asylum to Chinese, but it occasionally allows "long term" stays for political refugees.
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The store you visit today may look and feel very different a few months from now because a brand never stays for long.
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Mr. Tung, who has also stayed at Airbnb homes, said he prefers hotel stays for trips lasting more than a couple of days.
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In the filing, agency officials cited a provision in the Clean Air Act that allows 90-day administrative stays for regulations under certain circumstances.
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The following years were filled with long hospital stays for the family, and the experience left an impression on then-6-year-old Alvarado.
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Most carbon on Earth is stored away in rocks, trapped in layers of ancient mud or limestone where it stays for millions of years.
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Since he's been incarcerated, Forbis says he received his hip replacement and endured several other extended hospital stays for an abscess in his foot.
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Covering CardioMEMS could help lower readmission rates, bringing significant savings to the nation's healthcare system and preventing hospital stays for people living with heart failure.
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Studies have found that horticultural therapy supports recovery and improves mood, resulting in shorter stays for many populations, such as mental health facilities and hospitals.
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"Usually the free rent comes out on the back end of the lease to ensure that the tenant stays for the full tenancy," she said.
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Through Open Homes, Airbnb organizes relief stays for people needing a home or bed in the face of natural disaster, war, conflict, or other disastrous events.
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Babe returned to the field, yet continued his old habits of drinking and womanizing that led to his forsaking the team's hotel stays for other digs.
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He does all his rehab, stays for the game, grinds out the games with us on the bench, cheering guys on, watching video, doing scouting reports.
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Published estimates of average hospital stays for those with the condition range between five to six days, with cost estimates between $220,303 and $230,230 per stay.
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It has always been my philosophy that slow and steady wins the day, and that philosophy applies whether Britain leaves the EU or stays for the duration.
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Four in five visitors return year after year, and they stay for an average of six days (the typical visitor to Salzsburg stays for only 1.7 days).
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Ukraine's longer hospitalizations may be a result of former Soviet Union norms that stipulated seven-day stays for women giving birth, the researchers write in PLOS Medicine.
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Most communities offer discounted stays for serious buyers, who should take up the offer and play the golf course, use the pool and dine in the restaurants.
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T-Mobile has admitted that after it began lobbying for a merger with Sprint, it started to book stays for top executives at President Donald Trump's Washington hotel.
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The country star often travels alone; forgoing luxury stays for backpacking and camping to get closer to nature and experience the area in a more raw natural way.
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The government is also using some of the proceeds from its "tax for sustainable tourism", levied on overnight stays, for projects to improve water management in the Balearics.
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Viewers often drop off if an intro is too long, or if the creator stays for a long time on one subject, industry insiders have told Business Insider.
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The airline also offers free hotel stays for passengers, with economy class passengers getting a complimentary one night stay and business class passengers receiving a complimentary two-night stay.
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The proprietor, Ann, has been ranked as an Airbnb "Superhost," which means she is an experienced and highly rated host who is consistently providing great stays for her guests.
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Look, Airbnb is great for travelers like myself, who prefer unique and convenient stays for affordable prices, but the independent nature of Airbnb means it&aposs not without risks.
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Four of those executions have been indefinitely delayed by stays for matters including DNA testing, clemency consideration or to allow for a decision in an upcoming U.S. Supreme Court case.
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If your relationship goal is to create tensions with Mexico, extended stays for Central American migrants in Mexico or derogatory statements about Mexico's own border security will do the trick.
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His mother, Della Baker, entered Casa Maria in December 2013, after three hospital stays for severe diarrhea and a stroke that had paralyzed her left side and rendered her mute.
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Airbnb VP of engineering Mike Curtis introduced a tool to let groups plan Airbnb trips together, and new features that will allow corporate customers to book stays for co-workers.
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Shortened hospital stays for Medicare patients has been a key goal over the past several years, since shorter stays drive improved outcomes, less risk of infection and greater patient satisfaction.
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He had about 30 guards watching him as their sole prisoner during his two years in captivity, which included hospital stays for the beating his body took from the hard labor.
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Caroline Framke: The Handmaid's Tale tells the kind of story that curls up in the pit of your stomach, settles into a gnarled knot, and stays for a long, long while.
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In a Monday Federal Register filing making the pause official, agency officials cited a provision in the Clean Air Act that allows 90-day administrative stays for regulations under certain circumstances.
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In recent months, the administration has also been in talks with senators about legislation that would create new categories of temporary worker visas or lengthen the allotted stays for those workers.
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The method — essentially harvesting virus-fighting antibodies from the blood of previously infected patients — was associated with milder symptoms and shorter hospital stays for some patients during the 2002 SARS outbreak.
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The state could appeal the stay to the United States Supreme Court, which on Monday rebuffed Arkansas's efforts to overturn stays for two men who were scheduled to die that night.
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If you're one of those people who tune in for the Swarovski crystal-encrusted gowns and suits and then just stays for the awards, you'll want to tune in at 4 p.m.
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A stash of rewards can be parlayed into hotel stays for a sibling's wedding, cash back when that magazine doesn't pay on time, or an emergency flight to escape an oncoming storm.
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With the brief exception of 270-2100, when the Waxman-Markey climate bill was up for debate, the national focus rarely stays for long on the nuts and bolts of policy itself.
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After putting in her time at Bloomies, Rachel gets her dream job as an executive at Ralph Lauren — where she stays for the final five seasons (and briefly dates her assistant, Tag).
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It currently offers unlimited free hotel stays for the fourth night of a trip when paid for with the Prestige card; starting in September that will be limited to two stays a year.
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" His weekly trips, of which he typically stays for hours at a time, allowed him to become familiar with the Chick-fil-A staff, who now affectionately refer to him as "Mr. Steve.
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The travel site is celebrating by covering the tabs of the room stays for the entire month of March 2019 — all it takes it entering code "REMOTE" when you opt to pay online.
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The research also found that coinsurance is less likely to be used in Medicare Advantage plans, most of which have prescription drug components, along with covering doctor visits and hospital stays for enrollees.
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On one half of the stage, the action takes place on Ogygia, the island where Ulysses meets the nymph Calypso — and stays for seven years, in a lengthy detour from his journey home.
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Hotels are often at odds with influencers looking to trade stays for Instagram posts, but if the mukbang menu is any indication, it means some will still happily work with influencers for exposure.
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"I'm worried about the situation where he stays for such a long time that no one can say 'no' to him," said Noriko Iwasaki, 46, an assistant at a Kabuki theater in Tokyo.
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Still, despite her resistance to the rules, she responds to "the pablum of solicitude" the hospital offers and stays for two months, taking part in art therapy and finding a nurse she likes.
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She took a closer look at the most recent data available, from the 2012 Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality Healthcare Cost and Utilization Project Kids' Inpatient Database, which tracks hospital stays for children.
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"A majority of the hospital stays for both products were for traumatic brain injuries or concussions," Roberts said, adding that the results don't represent all children who may be injured by strollers or carriers.
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For the paper, Silver and her team used a database that tracks hospital stays for patients 19 and younger (including rural and non-teaching hospitals) and looked for diagnosis codes for gun-related injuries.
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Using New York as a starting point, the travel site found three-day packages including airfare and three-, four- and five-star hotel stays for under $1,000 in Miami Beach, Las Vegas and San Juan.
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If he stays for a full day, he will miss another deputies meeting convened by the national security council where the Justice Department is the lead component on a matter of critical national security concern.
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" The campaign was created to help with the steep costs when Gabby begins to "navigate her life in a specialized wheelchair," including "medical expenses, travel expenses, hotel stays for her family, 24-hour care and more.
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At the end of life, hospital stays for seriously injured or ill nursing home residents typically offer little hope of improving quality of life or changing outcomes for the better, researchers note in JAMA Internal Medicine.
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Your father had come home just the day before from the last in a long series of hospital stays for incurable cancer, you told me, weak but awake, with plans to begin hospice care at home.
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Throughout his publication history, he's occasionally joined the X-Men for a stint or helped them out, but he never stays for long, because he can't reconcile their optimistic view of mankind with what he knows firsthand.
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Created in 2014 by an all-female team of four doctors and nurses affiliated with the University of Kentucky's healthcare system, it's also using new approaches to NAS that shorten hospital stays for infants and empower mothers.
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Only three one-night stays for two guests were available for purchase — taking place October 22, 23 and 24 — all leading up to the football game between rivals University of Michigan and Notre Dame on October 26.
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"Old Town Road" has been sitting at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 for 14 straight weeks, and if it stays for three more, the single will be the longest-running number one of all time.
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Government purchase orders outlining the security costs for the Trump sons on their trip, including hotel stays for Secret Service agents and car services, reveal the total cost to taxpayers was at least $85033,000, CBS News reported.
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About 1 in 85033 hospital stays for patients enrolled in large employer health plans results in out-of-network bills, which tend to be costly and not fully covered by insurance, according to an analysis released Monday.
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The resort collection 2020 - a range that falls outside the usual fashion week calendar and stays for longer in stores - was unveiled between true-to-life railroad tracks and onlookers ready to embark on the "Chanel Express".
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The method was also associated with the lessening of symptoms and shorter hospital stays for SARS patients during the 2002 outbreak, and has shown signs of effectiveness in treating novel coronavirus patients in China, NBC News reports.
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The group, which typically provides short-term housing for up to 50 people a night and long-term housing for around 18 people, is looking to raise funds to fund short-term hotel stays for sex workers.
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About 1 in 6 hospital stays for patients enrolled in large employer health plans results in out-of-network bills, which tend to be costly and not fully covered by insurance, according to an analysis released Monday.
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Her team hopes hospitals across the nation will embrace their findings: Treating NAS with buprenorphine instead of morphine dramatically reduced length of time babies needed to be treated (tapering dosage) and decreased hospital stays for the infants, too.
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You'll also receive 0003 qualifying night credits each year toward the next elite tier, and you'll earn an additional 2 night credits every time you spend $5,000, making it easier to earn enough stays for Explorist or Globalist.
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"We have great alignment with the Airbnb team in terms of serving the changing needs of business travelers that want the comforts of home when traveling for extended 30-day stays for work or a project," Taggar follows.
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The EU would also like to limit Britain's ability to influence key decisions, such as on the bloc's new executive leadership or budget, if it stays for longer - though that would be far from easy to do legally.
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If the Chinese are the litterers of the world, Americans are the world's rowdy neighbor who comes over to borrow a bottle of ketchup but stays for a week to get drunk and pee on your garden gnome outside.
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Lyric, which operates designed short-term rentals focused on business travelers, says it relies on data — about the local markets it's looking to operate in, or about its guests' stays, for example — for most of the decisions it makes.
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He posits that artificial womb technology may become more cost-effective with time, and that it would also rule out expenses like hospital stays for pregnancy complications, treatment for fetal alcohol syndrome, or the massive expenses of premature births.
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However, a separate report looking at U.S. hospital stays for pneumonia shows an average stay of about 3 days, although patients that end up ventilators for more than 96 hours spend an average of 22.6 days in the hospital.
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We don't know the revenue mix of the guest stays, for example, meaning that Airbnb could have seen a 10% drop in per-guest revenue this New Year's Eve — even with more guest stays — and we'd have no idea.
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Border apprehensions, extreme overcrowding and allegations of inappropriate behavior McAleenan's tenure was marked by a spike in US-Mexico border apprehensions, which led to extreme overcrowding and extended stays for migrants in US Border Patrol custody at the southern border.
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In addition, it would prevent an average of 19 cases of hepatitis C and three cases of HIV infection a year and would reduce hospital stays for skin and soft-tissue infections related to needle use by 415 days a year.
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"Everyone stays for a long time, an hour and a half or two, relaxing away from the hustle of the city in a celebratory setting, ordering cocktails, Champagne and a surprising amount of caviar," he said: Breakfast 8:30 to 11:30 a.m.
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In recent months, the administration has been in talks with senators about legislation that would create new categories of temporary worker visas or lengthen the allotted stays for those workers, among other possible changes, according to four people familiar with the discussions.
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I don't like to rub my face, I never use cream makeup removers, I only work with eye makeup remover because I wear a lot of black eyeliner so it stays for the day, but on the face I just like to wash it once.
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They are not intended to race to the scene of a crime, but rather to roll up later and park, a quiet show of force that stays for days, weeks or months, becoming as familiar a part of the block as the buildings around them.
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Remember the senator who, in March 2015, tried to sabotage President Barack Obama's nuclear negotiations with Iran by writing an open letter to that country's leaders, warning that any deal would be dismantled because the president only stays for eight years but senators can be lifers?
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Concern has been rising at facilities due to the duration of stays for children, which has resulted in behavioral health issues including increased assaults on staff, violence among the children and an increase in children with thoughts of self-harm, according to a source with knowledge of the situation.
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I literally had a headhunter tell me two weeks ago: 'It may be different for you in Kansas City, but here in Silicon Valley, when I talk to the other CEOs for whom I'm recruiting, I tell them that if a person stays for 24 months, that's a success.
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While co-payments exist — for prescriptions and hospital stays, for example — they are capped at 2 percent of gross earnings, and people with chronic disease pay half of that, according to Dr. Zöllner, with their out-of-pocket spending on health cost capped at 19723 percent of income.
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And he said he did not recall ever staying in a hotel room that he had not paid for, the prosecutors said, despite evidence that Mr. Francis had paid the bill for numerous stays for him and others at lavish hotels around Asia where ships from the Seventh Fleet were docked.
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Dr. Andrawes and others said it is too early to speculate on the cause of the disaster, which killed at least 38 people, and basic facts of the collapse are still unclear — whether it began with one of the stays, for example, or on a cantilevered section, or in the tower itself.
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According to the Washington Post (in an April article), the proposed regulations would codify the government's ability to separate families, but would also open the door to longer stays for families detained together: The proposal also attempts to address a restriction on how long migrant children and their parents can be held at the family residential facilities.
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The campaign is a reaction to an idea introduced earlier this month by San Francisco Mayor London Breed to turn a parking lot along Embarcadero that's owned by the Port of San Francisco into a center that would provide health and housing services and round-the-clock stays for up to 225 of the city's homeless residents.
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In just one memorable instance, after San Francisco Mayor London Breed last March floated an idea of turning a parking lot along the city's Embarcadero into a center that would provide health, housing services, and stays for up to 200 of the city's 7,000-plus homeless residents, neighboring residents launched a campaign to squash the proposal.
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The company is kicking off this new category by selling one-night stays for March 8 in three venues that have never before offered overnight accommodations: a suite on the 80th floor of the Empire State Building, in New York; a suite at the AmericanAirlines Arena, in Miami; and a tour bus in Los Angeles that the musician Nick Jonas helped design.
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Coghlan—the star of the new VICE documentary, Walking Heavy: Britain's Most Notorious Reformed Criminal—has found a niche as a legal fixer for the Brits abroad who have no clue how to navigate Spain's legal system, and with a criminal pedigree that includes eight prison stays for crimes ranging from assault to armed robbery, he's a trusted advisor to many.
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The medical expenses of the birth mother are our responsibility during delivery if she doesn't have insurance that covers it, and we also are responsible for things like travel to the birth mother's hospital, hotel stays for as long as the baby remains in the hospital, and any travel we need to do when meeting and (hopefully!) making a match with a birth mother.
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Everyone comes to caring about this because they're looking for an escape of some kind, a thing to study and scream about and a place to be together with other people, but it's safe to say that no one gets there quite the same way or stays for quite the same reasons, at least beyond the fact that all this suffering is, somehow, extremely cool and good to us.
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The vast majority of families targeted in the recent ICE raids were denied legal counsel, because the fact that undocumented immigrants have been accused of violating civil law means they are not guaranteed the right to an attorney (unlike defendants in criminal cases.) Those like Sanchez, who could afford a lawyer or had one provided to them by legal aid groups, had a much better chance of avoiding deportation, said attorney Ian Philabaum, who has secured stays for 22014 families.
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