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THEY CAN'T SURVIVE ON 1% MONEY MARKET RATES, THEY CAN'T SURVIVE ON 2% TEN-YEAR GOVERNMENTS.
If you ever need to survive on something, his grandfather told him, you can survive on this.
" "Remember: We are designed to survive on the Earth.
What is her strategy to survive on Celebrity Big Brother?
Only the best teams can survive on this, the battlefield.
"We can't survive on his salary very long," she said.
They survive on a diet composed almost entirely of seafood.
There's a reason why humans can't survive on just lettuce.
I can't survive on leaks from the Mueller investigation alone.
Institutions matter, but they do not survive on their own.
You have to survive on digital is the common wisdom.
They survive on donated food distributed from trucks out front.
I knew how to survive on what I found there.
I have all the originals, everything I need to survive on.
And who survive on less than twenty Indian rupees a day.
But even bullshit jobs provide income for people to survive on.
The best you can do is smile and survive on sides.
These tubeworms employ a unique strategy to survive on the seafloor.
We can't survive on comedic bromances and CGI-ed action sequences alone.
"Switzerland and Norway cannot survive on their own," Ms. de Gruyter said.
After all, even U.S. citizens struggle to survive on entry level wages.
Even if he did, it would not likely survive on its own.
For that matter, how do humans survive on Mars once they've arrived?
Small biotechs, which survive on risk capital, are in a unique category.
These catastrophes are not something that you can survive on your own.
Qin and Sun survive on about $1,500 per year through selling corn.
How can any publisher of quality content survive on low-cost impressions?
A majority of Zimbabweans live in rural areas and survive on farming.
So we have to think about how we're going to survive on it.
This is what we live on, we survive on, we don't have rivers.
How can anyone survive on less than 50 cents a day for food?
In order to survive on leaves, they expend as little energy as possible.
Today no one expects Saudis to return to survive on milk and dates.
It's fun to go off into the wilderness and survive on your own.
Our generation is racing to make sure we can survive on our planet.
"They survive on the mercy of their in-laws or parents," said Patil.
For years, Turkmenistan has been able to survive on its vast gas reserves.
Northern snakeheads can also breathe air and are able to survive on land.
Many families like his now survive on one meal per day, he added.
Both survive on twice-a-month rations of rice, lentils and cooking oil.
Now most people probably can't survive on just two screens of apps, including me.
The idea that something would survive on its own merit was kind of interesting.
And they'll be able to pick and choose which services survive on their platform.
Guess what that does to the animals trying to survive on the African coast.
The hundred-or-so residents survive on bottled water delivered by a local church.
And then there's Pebble, which simply couldn't survive on its own in the end.
Nor does the gang survive on the global trafficking of drugs, guns or people.
It provokes a fascinating question: How long can those tardigrades survive on the moon?
Worse, staph bacteria can survive on bedding that isn't regularly washed in hot water.
But his salary, equal to about $20 a month, wasn't enough to survive on.
It was "a lot more difficult" to survive on art back then, she continued.
So given she's teaching people to survive on Mars, would Lazendic-Galloway go herself?
For families who survive on a few dollars a day, this has devastating consequences.
Can a worker really survive on the current federal minimum wage of $7.25 an hour?
Some sellers told us the fee hikes mean they can't survive on the platform anymore.
That is hard to survive on anywhere in Jordan, especially in Amman, the expensive capital.
In a residual population of 13m, 3m survive on food handouts from America and Britain.
It can also survive on surfaces in places like hospitals, and easily spread between patients.
"It's a good feeling to know she could survive on her own," Seal Faith says.
None of those services can survive on their own because of the cost of standalone.
In most plants, though, deeper root systems can help a plant survive on less water.
Would I be able to survive on a cash-only, two-week, super-tight budget?
Marine sanctuary proposal Adélie penguins survive on a diet of krill, a shrimp-like crustacean.
In the Premier League, a team cannot survive on victories over their nearest rivals alone.
As it does for many prisoners, art became her way to survive on the inside.
She struggles to survive on $160 a week; her monthly bus pass alone costs $60.
Caravanos said that the virus can survive on glass surfaces for up to 48 hours.
It was a big revelation to me about how little sleep you can survive on.
And it's one of the essential geological features that allow life to survive on Earth.
More and more Native Americans, struggling to survive on the denuded plains, moved to reservations.
But previous research had proved that microbes can survive on various surfaces for several days.
It also is investigating how long the virus can survive on surfaces and remain infectious.
But the term is also used for Hindu and Buddhist ascetics who survive on alms.
"Being financially independent means you can survive on what you have squirreled away," said Atwood.
"It's conceivable that many panels did not survive on account of the fragility," she said.
"To Survive on This Shore" also toured as an exhibition around the country this year.
" Not all women regard a fetus unable to survive on its own as a "baby.
Corals are tiny soft creatures that survive on plankton and photosynthesis, and secrete calcium carbonate.
Twelve people are abandoned throughout islets in Indonesia and challenged to survive on their own.
It's not just difficult, it's impossible to survive on the salary the textile mills pay.
Until she could survive on her own [was] when I started to go, 'This is real.
That gave us confidence to believe that a small company could actually survive on the market.
But until then, the cast and crew are giving us plenty of crumbs to survive on.
It's reaching the point where it's unlikely that any large mammal can survive on unprotected land.
Like most Bachelor fans, I survive on the sliver of hope that fantasy romance is possible.
After all, trying to figure out how to survive on Mars is narratively rich and compelling.
Food is so scarce that many people survive on only one meal of rice a day.
Water is scarce, rainfall increasingly unpredictable, and not much but goats survive on the sparse vegetation.
She was only a few months old and much too young to survive on her own.
"If Johnson thinks he can survive on just Brexiter support, he's in for a real surprise."
They have food stamps in the refugee camp but it was not enough to survive on.
Research has confirmed the coronavirus can survive on hard surfaces, like plastic and metal, for days.
MindBodyGreen reported that bacteria can typically survive on a yoga mat for several hours to days.
"We'd have to make an adjustment, a huge adjustment, to survive on something else," he said.
Graham is "the only person designed to survive on our roads," as his makers put it.
Books, meanwhile, still survive on the state-approved internet, but condensed into single emoji-strewn paragraphs.
The family members survive on food purchased at a newly opened market in a nearby district.
Many are forced to skip meals and survive on mangoes and plantains, or forage through garbage.
Photo via LANY on Facebook Dream pop band LANY knows how to survive on the road.
I'm interested to see if it'll survive on like a Netflix or Amazon Prime subscription, right?
In theory, either of these ideas on its own could let the series survive on network television.
They live simply—around a third of the 300,000 Amish in North America survive on the land.
These are all nutrients a plant uses and needs to grow and survive on a daily basis.
Botende says she is forced into transactional sex because she cannot survive on her monthly food allowance.
Most survive on meager pensions, which have been eroded by fast-rising prices of food and utilities.
Photographer Jess Dugan's latest project To Survive on This Shore aims to bring attention to those voices.
When people were being starved, they were able to survive on things like this, and they did.
But since designers can't survive on pride alone, the position pays $27,689 per year and includes benefits.
Struggling to survive on one meal a day, Mama Fadl and her baby represent an astonishing number.
They survive on stored fat, and when the weather gets warm, as it is now, they surface.
They can grow up to three feet long and breathe air, allowing them to survive on land.
Most survive on charity, eating rice and bread cooked on mud stoves fired with wood or garbage.
When you don't summer as a verb, you survive on sloppy seconds that summer brings along anyhow.
Washington Post columnist Steven Pearlstein talks about his new book, "Can American Capitalism Survive?" on Recode Decode.
"Their ability to survive on their own if the gates were just opened is limited," he said.
" Then you should "freeze it," the department advised, helpfully reminding people, "Remember, it can survive on land.
However, the grains survive on inside about five percent of asteroids and comets in our solar system.
Even while he advocated industry consolidation, Marchionne insisted that Fiat Chrysler could survive on its own if needed.
The few mermaids and mermen lucky enough to survive on land should always stay in the aquatic spirit.
"The things that survived [the great extinction] were the things that could survive on almost anything," Bhullar explained.
Her earnings are "not something that I can survive on", she says, but she has no other option.
Dougleshia Nicholson is a single mother of six trying to survive on minimum wage in Kansas City, Missouri.
So we are all the more encouraged that life could survive on planets even radically different from Earth.
But it is difficult, nearly impossible, for any artist of any genre to survive on record sales alone.
"In Botswana, about 80% of people survive on agriculture, and many of those people are women," she says.
Even understanding this, though, it can be hard for MMA fans to survive on pabulum and bragging alone.
While this may not sound like much, almost one-third of Ugandans survive on just $1.25 per day.
Most refugees survive on one bland meal a day, seasoning their food with whatever spices they can find.
Now she's trying to keep her two grandchildren alive on a ration of crackers and survive on rainwater.
It's not time to panic: Apple remains a healthy company and could survive on inertia alone for years.
But NeXT couldn't survive on software sales alone, and this is where Apple comes back into the story.
Syria has been divided between rival political projects that are irreconcilable but can't possibly survive on their own.
Ten thousand Olympic athletes forced to survive on—and compete for—what was left in the restaurant hall.
Via Andrea L.: How long does the virus survive on surfaces and potentially pose a risk to individuals?
"Salaries in the community organizations are too low to survive on right now," Mr. Obama wrote on Nov.
Trilobites Ancestors of modern crocodiles evolved to survive on a plant diet at least three times, researchers say.
For the species, it would be advantageous for individuals to remain larval and survive on what food remains.
And if I'm going to have to survive on this financially, it had to feel meaningful to me.
That it can no longer survive on its own suggests that something about our culture has been lost.
Here, "Surplus" people whose jobs have been replaced and who are deemed "Unretrainable" survive on meager basic incomes.
Sarah Jacob was only the latest in a series of fasters said to survive on nothing but air.
To survive on land, organisms had to be able to tolerate desiccation, ultraviolet light exposure and limited nutrients.
Gary, it seems, can survive on his own, and has not yet been ostracized from his avian comrades.
But while unemployment in Tijuana is below the national average, many people here still survive on limited incomes.
He went through the settlement quickly, and he is now left to survive on $600-a-month disability.
Or it could be that the larger bees were more fit to colonize and survive on a new island.
Internet access is prohibitively expensive for most citizens, who survive on an average salary of about $20 a month.
Many marveled at how the cow was able to survive on her own in the woods during the winter.
The Idemitsu family argues that Idemitsu can and should survive on its own, citing the firms' different corporate cultures.
They are given 220 liters (22016 gallons) per household -- barely enough to survive on until the next rations arrive.
Both Davis and Nicholson credit their friends and family, rather than employers, for helping them survive on minimum wage.
Just imagine trying to survive on a diet of substandard meat mimicry and not having fun at dinner parties.
If we're going to try to figure out how to survive on this planet, perhaps we can learn something.
These jobs are not just a source of teenage pocket money; they're something adults are trying to survive on.
As a result, CAM plants survive on as little as one-fifth the water as C3 and C4 plants.
"We can record the stuff that elephants and whales can hear if they could survive on Mars," said Banfield.
Although reams of the texts survive on papyrus, bark and parchment, the ingredients of the inks remain a mystery.
A. Almost certainly not, because of how diseases spread and how long most microbes can survive on dry surfaces.
Do you know what strength it takes to survive on rainwater buried under concrete -- a 5-year-old boy?
But it turns out food can also be an adequate environment for the contagious respiratory illness to survive on.
To survive on my mother's meager income as a teacher, we moved into a duplex owned by my grandparents.
But rather than plan a menu, I picked up some nonperishables to survive on in case the stores closed.
They said the group cut off their water upstream eight months ago, leaving them to survive on seasonal rains.
The flies survive on rotting fruit, and even a small dose of cardiac glycosides can be deadly to them.
As a result, their behavior has already changed: Many now survive on the frozen fish provided by tourism groups.
Because I know a lot of people survive on, you know, the state—welfare, food stamps, stuff like that.
Inequalities embedded in our economy mean that many are facing a battle just to survive on a daily basis.
While the show has started to air in the U.K., Americans have to survive on clips for a little while.
The US Virgin Islands, four once-lush, distinct masses strung in a row across the Caribbean Ocean, survive on tourism.
I had no idea where the internship would lead or how I'd survive on that pay in New York City.
Narrator: If that's not impressive enough, the wild camel of China has even been known to survive on salt water.
Basically, it's incredibly difficult to survive on just leaves, which have little nutritional value and don't provide a satisfying meal.
And this is my personal favorite: Do you survive on coffee, have no time to sleep but always follow through?
"Criminals going hell-bent to realize such a pipe dream cannot survive on this land even a moment," it said.
But despite this newly found attention, like many DJs Rachael cannot survive on the money she gets from gigs alone.
Why should some Wal-mart employees, working for the richest corporation in America, be forced to survive on food stamps?
That's not good news for CNN, the CW, and Turner Broadcasting, which survive on eyeball-driven affiliate fees and advertising.
Although the country has vast mineral wealth, more than 70% of its people survive on less than $1.90 a day.
Narrator: If that's not impressive enough, the wild camel of China has even been known to survive on salt water.
Deyes upset viewers when he posted a video challenge where he tried to survive on £1 ($1.29) for a day.
Today he's making grilled cheese sandwiches and soup for the hundreds of people who struggle to survive on minimum wage.
More than 70% of its 18 million people survive on less than $323 a day, the international benchmark of poverty.
Losing the battle to buy SFR that year reinforced the view that Bouygues Telecom could not survive on its own.
The government often provides compensation after accidents in India, where many people still survive on a few dollars a day.
It was founded as a music club, but attendance was not strong enough for it to survive on shows alone.
Periscope streams will survive on both Periscope and Twitter, which is good news for Twitter which desperately wants more video.
The virus can survive on some surfaces for days, but hand washing kills the virus and prevents it from spreading.
And other coronaviruses like MERS and SARS can survive on hard surfaces for 260 hours or more, requiring careful disinfection.
You'll likely be in an "unpleasant state" after a period of social isolation, since humans thrive, and survive, on interaction.
Clarke (Eliza Taylor) struggles to survive on the isolated Earth, but things are looking up for her friends in space.
But political momentum favors higher minimum wages, because low-wage workers are increasingly unable to survive on prolonged, lousy pay.
The field is crowded with small, local businesses that are predominantly low tech and survive on word-of-mouth recommendations.
The group's study improves understanding of how unusual eating habits help sponges — and coral reef ecosystems — survive on limited nutrients.
A Swiss study found Influenza A could survive on banknotes for up to three days (another argument for contactless payment).
But it's like any freelance job—you'll do a job and you'll make some money that you need to survive on.
This ancient wet climate may have made it possible for alien life, like tiny microbes, to survive on Mars long ago.
They'll also have metal tags coated with very hardy bacteria, because NASA wants to know whether they will survive on Mars.
Obviously, that's not enough for MoviePass to survive on, unless it finds another way to generate revenue in the near-term.
Beer companies realize they can't survive on frat boys and Homer Simpsons alone and have set their sights on female customers.
"They had to endure voyages between islands and subsequently survive on those islands," study co-author Ryan Minster told New Scientist.
One sewing machine operator said that she was unable to survive on her basic wage of 18,500 rupees a month ($126).
But it was his experience struggling to survive on his McDonald's salary, that inspired him to join the Fight for $15.
Low amounts of the bacteria were also able to survive on the menus over a period of one or two days.
To become a powerful social network that can survive on ad revenue, Yik Yak would have to get a lot bigger.
In the great city of Chicago, you can very easily survive on deep-dish pizza, hot dogs, and sport peppers alone.
It even has the ability to survive on surfaces like walls and furniture for weeks on end, according to the CDC.
Even the most durable species on Earth, which have adapted to the most extreme conditions, would probably not survive on Europa.
Better Than New begins with Curtis as an eager high school graduate, striving to prove she can survive on her own.
I could survive on little sleep, and would wake up feeling excited to take on the day, despite my racing thoughts.
He pointed to palm trees, put in as part of the project, that are still struggling to survive on the riverbank.
It can survive on surfaces for days, is tricky to kill, and is the source of most stomach bugs in America.
But in "To Survive on This Shore," she let details of her subjects' lives creep in, even including photos of objects.
You'll deal with the losses, distribute the losses through chapter 19993 and you'll survive on the other end without our help.
Grocery and pharmacy workers often survive on low-wages, poor health and welfare benefits, involuntary part-time hours and erratic schedules.
They can survive on table-scrap vegetables or even grass, and as a bonus, yield valuable fur for improvised winter clothing.
She and her 4-year-old daughter, Brooklynn, survive on a $588 disability check and $340 in food stamps every month.
You don't survive on $20,000 a year in the Bay Area unless you work with other families and help one another.
Coyotes can survive on squirrels, mice, rabbits and birds, which make up most of their diet in Chicago, Dr. Magle said.
We don't even have money for advertising or endorsements or discounts, so must survive on the quality of our products alone.
New York (CNN Business)If the new-look Gap is going to survive on its own, Athleta may hold the key.
Maya and her five siblings survive on whatever her mother, who was widowed nine years ago, earns as a casual laborer.
With food scarce and prohibitively expensive, most families are trying to survive on one meal a day, the aid group said.
Nobody knows the struggle of trying to survive on $7.25 an hour better than the workers who live it every day.
Bereft. It is the rare publication that can survive on subscriptions, and the rarer one that will be saved by billionaires.
Many employees currently survive on food stamps and yet are required to throw away huge amounts of food on the job.
As a result, Surviving Mars made me acutely aware that I do not have "the right stuff" to survive on Mars.
Brito said he and his neighbors survive on the social programs that were the hallmark of Lula and his Workers Party administration.
While dogs are able to survive on a diet of vegetable proteins, they do not thrive as they do with real meat.
The couple, once in the middle class, now survive on two salaries that have depreciated to the equivalent of $2.19 a day.
In Budapest several of his safe-houses survive on the streets where he walked, unsleeping, intent to save "as many as possible".
"But somehow I've been able to make enough money to survive on, and even more, which is really, really great," she said.
The strangers are forced to survive on only their "washed-up luggage, scattered resources and abandoned structures" (and of course their wit).
We're approaching winter, an interesting time for beehives: drones are kicked out and the remaining bees survive on stored pollen and honey.
I could pour my heart out to Facebook, while Twitter had to survive on posts that, I now realized, amounted to announcements.
She says that much of her meager wages must go toward paying off the debt; there's barely any money to survive on.
It was a lovely, weird little gem of a show, but it's not exactly a shocker that it didn't survive on ABC.
It's worth remembering this "semi-original series," as it's cheekily billed, didn't survive on Fox because critical accolades far outweighed its ratings.
Even the most durable species on Earth, which have adapted to the most extreme conditions, would probably not survive on these moons.
Despite the population nearly doubling, Palestinians today survive on the amount of water allocated to them in the Interim Agreement of 1995.
Furthermore, it can survive on surfaces for some time, meaning direct contact with someone who is infected is not required for spread.
Instead of going to the grocery store, I try to survive on bottles of chocolate Ensure that I already had on hand.
Some scavengers survive on leftovers of photosynthesis from the surface that have been buried for up to hundreds of millions of years.
The larvae that carried this mutation were able to survive on a diet of yeast laced with low levels of cardiac glycosides.
My fragile young friend, who cannot survive on the $2.50 or so per hour minimum wage she receives, was left in tears.
Meanwhile, some 85033,000 seniors in his home district struggle to survive on an average monthly Social Security benefit of $1360 per month.
Other animals are uniquely adapted to survive on very little water, live in high elevations, or to resist certain diseases or parasites.
Most dorm rooms don't exactly have kitchens, but that doesn't mean you have to survive on dining hall food and takeout exclusively.
There are still a lot of unknowns regarding Musk's Mars plans, such as how people are going to survive on the Red Planet.
Importantly, the scientists couldn't just pick a microbe at random—they had to find one that could conceivably emerge and survive on Enceladus.
Further clouding its future to survive on its own, Papa John's lenders cut its credit lines and raised its borrowing rates last month.
Those are the ones that pretty much haven&apost figured out how to survive on their own after leaving their mothers&apos nests.
Runaway inflation has plunged many into poverty, forced to survive on monthly minimum wage that adds up to pennies — or turn to crime.
As tempting as it may be to pull the plug, find out if you can survive on one income without causing financial jeopardy.
AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - Eurogroup President Jeroen Dijsselbloem said on Friday that Deutsche Bank must survive "on its own", without assistance from the German state.
"We have nothing left to survive on," said Marc Soniel Noel, deputy mayor of the town of Chantal in the hardest hit area.
In a way that maybe Leba and only a handful of other designers can, the clothes were made to survive on their own.
I've wanted to be a writer since I was old enough to read, and I'm now lucky enough to survive on writing alone.
It made me think about how—if I couldn't reload an earlier save—I couldn't survive on that beach for even a minute.
What is cheap, can be bought in bulk, AND survive on your pantry shelves for what seems like an eternity (and a half)?
According to the new findings, Earhart may have struggled for months to survive on the island ... a radically different story from the lore.
It got so hot on the train that a passenger was able to scrawl, "I will survive," on the humidity-covered train doors.
Betting on ANYONE to survive on HBO's hit show is about as wise as using a fork to fight a White Walker, though.
Amazon says it should last for about nine hours of playback on a charge, or survive on standby mode up to three weeks.
Even if a retiree can survive on low investment returns, underconsumption could mean they prematurely retract from spending time with friends and family.
Credit: © Professor Nigel FranksScientists have found that these worms self-assemble into structures that allow them to survive on broad, sandy beaches.
The first lady, Eleanor Roosevelt, wanted to provide an example for hungry Americans, to demonstrate how a family could survive on a pittance.
Smarter Living: It can survive on surfaces for 42 days, resists being killed and is the source of most stomach bugs in America.
Restaurants and bars, the ones that had not closed entirely, stood nearly empty and tried to survive on takeout and delivery orders alone.
Similarly, astronomers have long suspected that life would likely not survive on Earth should it have an axial tilt more akin to Uranus.
Crows generally aren't picky eaters, and primarily survive on plants, carrion, and food scavenged from human-produced sources like landfills and garbage cans.
"We don't survive on baseball," said Mr. McKinney, whose bar had only a sprinkling of patrons last week before a Mets-Marlins game.
It just goes to show that malls in 2019 can no longer survive on the single, giant retailer that has something for everybody.
Many writers enjoy teaching or journalism or translation or editing, but many do these jobs because it's hard to survive on writing alone.
"This all started as me trying to figure out how I could get paid to run these games and survive on it," he says.
Mars's frigid temperatures, and the feeble pressure exerted by its wispy atmosphere, mean that no liquid water could survive on the surface for long.
The robotic rover, built by Carnegie Mellon University, will help test just how small rovers can get and still survive on the Moon's surface.
Most artists can't make enough to survive on just streaming, so merch and live shows have become increasingly important parts of the revenue stream.
The iPhone 6S is inside Apple's silly battery case because it's old enough now that it can't be trusted to survive on its own.
Lyft drivers this week held protests in San Francisco and Los Angeles over what they call wages that are too low to survive on.
Like Turner, Theron was raised in rural isolation; like Turner, her father was murdered, leaving her and her mother to survive on their own.
Unlike their competitors, most have never been able to survive on the basis of the revenue they get just from Medicare or private insurance.
Whilst there, they cannot work, survive on an allowance of around $12 a day, and stand little hope of being reunited with their families.
Private-sector workers already enjoy advantages over those at the bottom of the income ladder, who must survive on meager state salaries and rations.
If they are in the last third of their development, they can survive on their own, so they enter the world early, and quickly.
But if you are a senior citizen trying to survive on $13,1 a year from Social Security, you would receive a check for $600.
Because if they can survive on the surface of the moon — an incredibly harsh, irradiated environment — it helps us understand the resiliency of life.
The inmates are forced to survive on what their families bring them, and sometimes guards charge visitors a fee just for bringing that food.
He joined the game and quickly found in it a welcome opportunity to shed the hardened persona that helped him survive on the streets.
They cook on makeshift stoves, survive on donations, and live in fear of kidnapping and violence if they venture too far from the camp.
Most of them live in the provinces, where they barely survive on government handouts of devalued local currency and subsidized food, according to Delphos.
The companies say the merger is necessary to build out a nationwide 2000G network and because Sprint could struggle to survive on its own.
Another pointed out that, as long as the earthquake occurred during the summer, we could all survive on zucchini and tomatoes from backyard gardens.
Major portions of the bill require 60 votes, according to the Senate parliamentarian, meaning they most likely will not survive on the Senate floor.
"They're trying to develop operational systems that might actually survive on the ground," perhaps even enduring blows meant to leave them crippled or destroyed.
But they had been yanked from a rural community in Nigeria to the great America and didn't know how to survive on their own.
The influenza virus can survive on surfaces for 24 hours, says Mark Gendreau, an emergency medicine physician and specialist in air-travel-related health.
This election is about that woman and the millions of other workers in this country who are struggling to survive on totally inadequate wages.
But since sloths have relatively tiny digestive tracts, they've developed a unique set of adaptations that allow them to survive on such meager provisions.
We're in a kind of planetary crisis at the moment, and there's an increase in apocalyptic beliefs about our capacity to survive on earth.
"But I say that what's naïve is to think we'll even survive on this planet for another 100 years if we do not achieve peace."
Analysis of the microorganisms found within the waters of Lake Mercer could show how life might survive on Jupiter's moon Europa and Saturn's moon Enceladus.
For Americans, who survive on a measly nine mandated days off a year, as well as Australians on just 10, 25 would be a dream.
The Trump administration, however, seems to want to stand aside and let Obamacare run on autopilot, so it can explode or survive on its own.
Left to his own resources and with a few sheep to rear, Liu learnt to survive on his own and get used to the solitude.
But when they arrived, the person who was supposed to shelter the children ended up abandoning the siblings, leaving them to survive on their own.
Similar to the CBS hit Survivor, the kicker of this competition is that the "castaways" are all separated and expected to survive on their own.
The choice will likely come down to the bear's health condition and whether experts think the animal can survive on its own in the wild.
Which leads to the big question: could Ghost survive on their music alone, the way bands like underground success stories Power Trip and Gatecreeper do?
CEO Martin Zielke told Bild that the lender was strong enough to survive on a stand-alone basis even after talks with Deutsche Bank failed.
News reports claim that "breatharians" survive on air aloneFrom our prior coverage:A bunch of news outlets reported that a "breatharian" couple survives on air alone.
Because federal inland waterway projects are so encumbered when trying to raise and ring-fence revenue, P3s must instead survive on budget-based compensation structures.
His father, struggling to survive on a tiny family farm in Heilongjiang Province, joined his son in Russia three years ago along with the uncle.
Because, at its heart, Blade Runner 2049 recognizes that in order for us to survive on this planet, our future will need to be female.
According to residents interviewed by VICE News, people survive on meager meals of lentil and rice soup that are often fortified with weeds or grass.
She predicts Huawei handset shipments will decline another 23% next year but believes the company could survive on the sheer size of the China market.
The Trump administration, however, seems to want to stand aside and let Obamacare run on autopilot so it can explode or survive on its own.
To make its case with the F.C.C., Sprint suggested in a filing outlining its many business deficiencies that it may not survive on its own.
And you wouldn't believe what a pastry chef earns — and if you hire just one, to work weekdays, how can you possibly survive on weekends?
The richest 10% of Hong Kongers earn around 10 times Tse's monthly salary, which is already many times more than the city's poorest survive on.
"While it may be possible to survive on eating only salmon and capers, it is definitely not recommended or ideal," Moskovitz wrote in an email.
They weren't fleeing gang violence, Martínez's mother said, but instead coming to the U.S. because they could no longer survive on just $10 a day.
Given that the infectious agent must be transmissible skin to skin, develop quickly, and survive on fabric, the most likely candidate would be a virus.
Singh managed to scrawl the words "I want to survive" on a piece of paper that she later handed to the police, according to The Guardian.
But it's puzzling what kind of atmosphere can survive on a planet this hot—most plausible atmospheres we can imagine would evaporate away at these temperatures.
And while we still don't know exactly what to expect from the finale, it looks like we have some crumbs to survive on in the meantime.
This included transplanting only a set of lungs so Spencer "could have something to survive on and then roll the dice on his heart," Kolman said.
"I knew that you can't survive on Thai fighters alone, so [the gym is] built with everything in mind when you have foreigners here," Tim explains.
Precious few specimens survive on this side of the Atlantic, making the statue's display at the Getty Museum a draw for American researchers and tourists alike.
"Audience engagement is how you survive on YouTube," says Amy Shira Teitel, a YouTuber who runs the Vintage Space channel who had been testing Channel Memberships.
"Male termites aren't able to survive on their own, but those that make nests with another male survived for much longer," said Mizumoto in a statement.
Local authorities have switched off electricity and water supplies at the barricaded detention centre, leaving the asylum-seekers to survive on stockpiles of food and rainwater.
She also described a scene, in which she and Wahlberg are fighting to survive on a helipad, that was especially important to her to portray honestly.
This often happens because smaller farms aren't making enough money to survive on their own, said Joe Schroeder, a senior farm advocate for the nonprofitFarm Aid.
The novel revolves around the appearance of a girl who seems to survive on her own in the woods, withstanding the winters, wild animals and loneliness.
North Korea has since vowed not to buckle under international pressure even if its people have to survive on "water and air only," state media said.
Cassetty recommends a variety of items that aren't just tasty and nutritional, but food that allows you to survive on for an extended period of time.
Some experts have said COVID-19 could latch onto currency the same way it is able to survive on other surfaces, such as doorknobs and handrails.
In 2011, T-Mobile was the wireless industry's smallest and weakest player, and advocates of the merger warned that the company couldn't survive on its own.
I was trying to survive on the NCAA's poverty stipend—I had to give up my meal plan to be able to afford rents in that city.
It's hard enough to survive on minimum wage, let alone on 55 percent of it, which some paid leave programs that are less generous than DC's offer.
Airborne pathogens need to be able to survive on air droplets and efficiently infect the lungs by recognizing and latching on to cell receptors in the throat.
More than three quarters of the refugees in Lebanon are living below the poverty line and struggling to survive on less than $4 per day, UNICEF said.
That's a question that always comes up for me: How do I talk about climate change when people are just trying to survive on a daily basis?
In his aforementioned "Tried, Frustrated, But Also Excited" video, DeFranco said his show "may not be able to survive" on YouTube due to demonetization and algorithm penalties.
But perhaps most significantly, it was my first time carrying everything I needed to survive on my back, while walking for days in the middle of nowhere.
Production sources tell us, producers have told Kenya the only way she'll survive on the show is if they can chronicle her relationship with husband Marc Daly.
The guy has a lot of jobs over the past 50 years so he has a lot of expertise on how to survive on a deserted island.
We're trying to make it affordable, which makes it tough for me to survive on, but I tried doing the other way and I'd rather be poor.
The women of the PSA have some helpful alternative story arcs for the queer women who have managed to survive on TV, and hopefully writers are listening.
Breatharianism is the belief that it is possible to survive on energy from sunlight and air (otherwise known as prana)—and almost entirely without food or water.
With an economy larger than France, there is no doubt California could survive on its own, but would its population really want to secede from the Union?
While researchers found that the virus can survive on cardboard for up to 24 hours, the CDC believes packages or mail are unlikely to transmit the virus.
"Many families survive on a monotonous diet of rice and kimchi most of the year, eating very little protein," said Nicolas Bidault, a World Food Program official.
Research suggests that noroviruses can survive on surfaces for as long as 42 days, and it takes only about 20 viral particles to make a person sick.
A previous study co-authored by Larson found that the flu virus can survive on hands and other surfaces for five to 10 minutes before it dissipates.
The clock is meant to serve as "a reminder of the perils we must address if we are to survive on the planet," according to the Bulletin.
But Kavesh said that this is yet another big hurdle for small sellers who already survive on thin net profit margins of 2 percent to 5 percent.
Olympia Provisions Salami of the Month Club, $240 for 12 monthsYou know the type — always orders a charcuterie board, could survive on prosciutto, prefers savory over sweet.
This will not only encourage the exploitation of community land, they say, but destroy the bio-diverse and climate-resilient forests that communities like Gunduribadi survive on.
Officials and searchers had remained hopeful while scouring a 5,700 square mile area, noting that the men were hunters and knew how to survive on the land.
I'm not sure a TV show can survive on setting alone, but a lovely setting can make up for a lot of what might be missing elsewhere.
At a time when a growing number of Americans rely on Social Security for all or most of their income, that's like trying to survive on minimum wage.
Like it or not, most websites survive on ad dollars, and there's going to be a lot less free content if the ads aren't getting served to users.
Her parents had lost all their savings and had to survive on regular public sector wages, and meanwhile, the time had come for Maria to go to college.
When you're young you can survive on ramen and heavy metal and you walk away unscathed, the hero of an action movie walking away from an exploding helicopter.
The Martian was an intriguing novel because of its studious attention to realism (with some liberties) as astronaut Mark Watney struggled to survive on the surface of Mars.
Agadez used to survive on tourism, with Europeans flocking to see its 16th-century clay mosque and sultan's palace, until fears of terrorism scared them away, locals said.
Though I now wonder how — in a world where funny viral content is part of our daily newsfeeds and timelines — the show manages to survive on TV today.
But at $80 and quite heavy looking, experienced campers who are happy to survive on whatever they can stuff in their backpacks might want to skip this one.
If such a planet was also found to have an atmosphere similar to Earth's, it would open up the possibility that life could survive on that world, too.
Unlike the even heftier Empire Penguins, which live and breed in massive colonies on ice-covered Antarctica, King Penguins can only survive on cold, though ice-free islands.
Apple's iOS 13 is ready for public testing; a space camp is teaching students how to survive on Mars; and we've got some bike helmet suggestions for summer.
For example, he cited Wal-Mart Stores Inc workers who rely on government-issued food stamps because they cannot survive on what they earn at their fulltime jobs.
The stipulated salary for the first division is not enough to survive on, meaning even elite players still have to hold down second jobs to make ends meet.
They're either wallet-friendly yet glaringly flimsy, or high-quality and timeless but the price tag would require you to survive on nothing but ramen for a month.
However, Democrats point out that the lower third of earners, who rarely have any other retirement plans, can hardly survive on their current level of Social Security benefits.
For someone trying to survive on the city's $15-an-hour minimum wage, that would mean working three full-time jobs, or more than 73 hours a week.
The silver lining is that a play-by-play of that utterly ruinous 24 hours, and the hard times that followed it, survive on in the geological record.
A willingness to survive on fast food alone was no surprise to Mat Ishbia, CEO of United Wholesale Mortgage in Pontiac, Michigan, who said he'd gladly do that.
" In November 1983, Obama wrote during his time looking for work in New York that, "Salaries in the community organizations are too low to survive on right now.
One I can't change no matter how desperately I want to, the other one I survive on hopes and wishes, and yet another I can't begin to know.
To survive on a barren (and as far as all voyages to date tell us) sterile planets, we will have to take beneficial microbes with us [to Mars].
Accelerating deforestation and rising carbon pollution are likely to make climate change worse, which could have disastrous consequences for the ability of many species to survive on earth.
Reading "Big Game" — a sparkling narrative — one gets the sense that, "dangerous times" aside, the N.F.L. will survive on the magnetism of the sport it so clumsily represents.
Although it is not expected to survive on Capitol Hill, the proposal puts numbers on Trump's vision of a government that radically cuts assistance to lower-income Americans.
"Bono has created Poverty Is Sexist, a campaign specifically aimed at helping the world's poorest women — those who survive on less than $2 a day," read Glamour's write-up.
To survive on the Great White Way, "Paramour" had to fit in certain expectations held by Broadway audiences, but in doing so, it dissolved elements of its iconic brand.
Sisters Cora, Jane, and Darlene are struggling to survive on their limited means, and after a local factory (which experimented on animals) is bombed, their luck gets even worse.
But with the new Mars 2020 rover, NASA hopes to finally get an answer to a long-burning question: did biological life ever actually survive on the Martian surface?
"I really want to set journalism on a path that's more sustainable where publications cannot survive on advertising," Calacanis said in a recent interview with Mashable's Biz Please podcast.
The WDFW then worked with a Species Survival Plan coordinator to find a new home for the cubs, who were unable to survive on their own in the wild.
"Without a mother, young cougars can't survive on their own in the wild, so I work to find them good homes," Oregon Zookeeper Michelle Schireman said in a statement.
No liberal polity could survive on the basis of individualism, which the French theorist, Alexis Tocqueville, author of "Democracy in America," said was just a modern word for selfishness.
Major portions of the Republican bill to repeal and replace ObamaCare will require 60 votes, according to the Senate parliamentarian, meaning they are unlikely to survive on the floor.
Dobrik chose to move to Los Angeles in 2013 with a few of his friends, and the group struggled to survive on cheap groceries like peanut butter and bread.
A recent study from the Journal of Hospital Infection found that similar coronaviruses have been shown to survive on surfaces for as long as nine days under ideal conditions.
Even with new data showing the virus can survive on surfaces for hours, the unprotected cleaners are expected to turn over the rooms for new patients much more quickly.
Check out the private spa's slimming machines and the lavish mosaics surrounding the indoor swimming pool, and remember the population that struggled to survive on rationed food and fuel.
While I realized that was a possibility, I felt that my work was on its own after it left the studio and had to survive on its own merits.
Under the current program, even the states that provide unemployment benefits in a relatively generous manner still expect families to survive on a fraction of their regular weekly wages.
I also have plenty of friends who haven't been so lucky — artists, writers, cartoonists and musicians who make wonderful art that I love that they simply can't survive on.
And while the top streamers can earn in the millions of dollars from advertising and other sources, for everyone else, ads may simply not be enough to survive on.
The belief is that HQ can't survive on one trivia show alone — not if it wants to become a legitimate media business and live up to its outsized expectations.
To survive on the dangerous world, they built suits of powered armor called Javelins and used them to save people from the wilderness and fend off attacks by other enemies.
I went all over the country to figure out what it would take to survive on Mars, but there are four more episodes available today if you have YouTube Premium.
It turns out Edward is a good vampire; he and his family only survive on animal blood, removing the moral impediment of dating a monster who feeds off other humans.
To do this means teaching these giant animals, who are used to a cushy life, how to survive on their own and master habits that come naturally to wild bears.
Health care providers who might survive on such low payments will likely do so by offering only very brief visits and/or visits with "physician extenders" rather than the doctor.
It means more immigrants, it means famine, it means death, destruction disease it means that it's going to become harder and harder for human beings to survive on this planet.
These are the sorts of question science fiction authors have been playing with for years, and the answers could have real consequences for our ability to survive on other planets.
These are men who don't care much for rules or constraints, prototypical rebels who survive on their wits and barely contained aggression and let the chips fall where they may.
The study also showed that it can survive on various surfaces for up to two or three days, The bottom line is that we are still learning about this virus.
New research from the National Institutes of Health, Princeton University, and the University of California, Los Angeles, broke down how long the COVID-19 virus can survive on different surfaces.
And for that matter, if microbes can survive on the moon, can they survive interstellar travel, making them capable of seeding life across the universe, including on places like Mars?
Depending on temperature and humidity, coronaviruses can survive on hard surfaces like steel or plastic for two to nine days—but only if you don't do anything to stop them.
But days after their escape, they found themselves in another crisis: trying to survive on the streets without passports or money, and writing desperate pleas for help on social media.
For many, the idea of stocking up on supplies and planning to survive on your own after a disaster might seem still like something out of an apocalyptic TV show.
Unable to survive on her creative videos, she has often taken jobs in high-end commercial film production, including filming luxury sports cars on treks from Beijing to northern Italy.
Now, many groups and scientists are urging that four of the dams be removed to keep the fish from being lost — and with them, the orcas that survive on them.
We have 11 workers who used to pay to use parts of our land, and now they can only survive on the money Vale gives them every month as compensation.
For many researchers, the most pressing question is how many days a polar bear can survive on land without the steady source of high-fat nutrition that seals usually provide.
Dutch finance minister Jeroen Dijsselbloem, who chairs meetings of euro zone finance ministers, said on Friday that Deutsche Bank must survive "on its own", without assistance from the German state.
They survive on handouts from passing ferries and while away the time, attending a roll-call every now and then and chatting with neighborhood kids who climb up on board.
At a late January Bernie Sanders rally in Iowa, 46-year-old Carrie Aldrich described through tears what it was like struggling to survive on less than $12,000 a year.
Tickets carry fines that can reach hundreds of dollars, more than people struggling to survive on Social Security or general relief payments, and even low-paying jobs, can possibly afford.
Will human beings be able to support themselves with agriculture and survive on this planet, or are they doomed, like other species before them, to consume all resources and die out?
United Technologies Chairman and CEO Gregory Hayes said Tuesday the decision to break up the conglomerate came when the board realized that the company's three businesses could survive on their own.
A genome, then, is at least in part a record of the useful knowledge that has enabled an organism's ancestors—right back to the distant past—to survive on our planet.
Sanders typically talks about Social Security benefits, lamenting that $11,000 to $12,000 a year is not a livable income for seniors and calling it "nowhere near enough" money to survive on.
"All these factors are going to keep these interest rates in these levels very long, and you cannot survive on a one-and-a-half-percent nominal interest rate," he said.
Stay scrappy and tell yourself you have to survive on scraps rather than assuming you are utterly successful and can spend like there's no tomorrow just because the funding is there.
This election is about that woman, and the millions of other workers in this country who are falling further and further behind as they try to survive on totally inadequate wages.
Having a college plan may let the kids graduate debt-free, but a few decades from now they may have to support you because you can't survive on Social Security alone.
It may be the friction of these edges causes them to slowly wear down, showing us that individual genres can survive on their own without being absorbed or annihilated by others.
Bacteria that cause food-borne illness -- including Salmonella and a pathogenic strain of E.coli -- have been shown to survive on pennies, nickels and dimes and can hide out on ATM machines.
Intriguingly, the authors of the new study find that the forerunners of plants gained some of their ability to survive on land by grabbing genes from other species — specifically, from bacteria.
Any good survivalist has one ready to go in case of emergency: They're filled with all the basic essentials you need to survive on the run, but light enough to carry.
Alongside her partner, photographer Jess T. Dugan, Fabbre created To Survive on This Shore, a collection of portraits and interviews with transgender and gender-variant people over the age of 50.
Physicians are concerned the change doesn't reflect recent findings in The New England Journal of Medicine that indicate the novel coronavirus can survive on common surfaces for up to 72 hours.
"Under such circumstances, Ofo is one of the few companies in the industry that still strives to survive on its own," Scarlett Zhao, a spokeswoman for Ofo, wrote in an email.
That's the nature of any disaster, which is why citizens must always be prepared to survive on their own for at least 72 hours until help can get directly to individuals.
Unlike U.S. companies, such as Fitbit, that maintain major, U.S.-based research efforts, Chinese companies can survive on razor-thin margins and easily absorb this tariff, potentially with state-backed support.
That same style is highlighted in Dugan's most recent project, "To Survive on This Shore," a moving series of portraits feature transgender and gender nonconforming individuals over the age of 50.
Once hookworms have penetrated the skin, they'll travel through their host's lungs and into their intestines, where they'll survive on a diet of blood they suck out from the intestinal wall.
" Another refugee, 45-year-old Azhar Nazar Hadi, told Reuters and those in Garma, "The last seven months we ran out of everything and had to survive on dates, and water.
Soon after, astronomers brought us back down Earth, pointing out that it might be hard for life to survive on a world in such a tight orbit around such a dim star.
As Hyperallergic reported in 2015, Jansen's ultimate goal with his creations, solely dependent on the wind, is to build a herd that will not only survive on its own but also reproduce.
There are people on our planet who live on nothing but water, and there's even those who believe it's possible to survive on sunlight alone, so why not consider a voltage diet?
Balance in the team was paramount, and nine goals in six group games acted as proof that his team could thrive on the front foot – as well as survive on the back.
Because of the region's high cost of living, It is difficult for a family to survive on one salary and, as a result, may not be able to stay in the country.
Well, by the rules of making satisfying endings, and to really get us to the "bittersweet ending" George R.R. Martin has promised, Cersei can't survive on the throne now we're expecting it.
If fungal spores can survive this kind of radiation, they can very likely survive on the outside of spacecraft, not just the inner walls that astronauts on the ISS so diligently scrub.
Before the series A round, many startups survive on angel or seed investments — smaller sums of cash that traditionally don't come with huge chunks of ownership, meaning more freedom for the founders.
Any increase in cost, any factor discouraging companies from hiring, strains a country in which one in five people survive on no more than $123 per day, according to the World Bank.
After the latest talks with Washington broke down, North Korea vowed not to buckle to international pressure even if its people had to survive on "water and air only," state media said.
In those early days, for instance, she saw a note on the doctors' mess that linked to a news report claiming that the new coronavirus could survive on surfaces for nine hours.
Biologist Alberto Scoma got the idea while gazing at the panda enclosure at a Belgium zoo and wondering how such a big animal managed to process enough bamboo to survive on it.
"Ninety percent of the world's cocoa is grown on six million small farms, and most of the farmers can't survive on what they're paid," said Emily Stone, a founder of Uncommon Cacao.
Legal betting also offers sports-media companies new potential revenue streams at a time when broadcast rights are getting more expensive and digital-media companies are struggling to survive on advertising alone.
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has made a point of supporting ailing state firms like SAA, which survive on government handouts, but the extent of their financial difficulties has meant slow progress.
Sure, you'll get to manage your own schedule and do what you love every day, but you will still need a lot of guidance if you want to survive on your own.
But there are questions inside the giant complex at Fort Meade, Md., where the N.S.A. and Cyber Command are housed, about whether the military cyberunit is ready to survive on its own.
He said that many workers there were barely able to survive on what they were paid, and that their union was fighting for a fifteen-dollar-an-hour minimum wage, without success.
"Just to keep the supply stable ... so we have enough to survive on," he said outside a large convention center that has been used to house people needing shelter from the storm.
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.
The storm, dubbed a "zombie" by many news outlets because of its strange ability to survive on patches of warm water for an extended period of time, made landfall in Portugal on Saturday.
Shutters close over the windows, and Ford says that Bernard doesn't have what it takes to survive on his own — an echo of what Dolores told Teddy before revising his programming without permission.
"If we were to look at our Earth three billion years ago, we couldn't survive on that planet because there wasn't oxygen," lead author Stephen Kane of San Francisco State University told Gizmodo.
When two young people offend the powers that be in London (specifically a powerful leader played by Hugo Weaving), they're thrown out of the moving city of London to survive on their own.
As many are struggling to survive on the ravaged island, and obtain basic necessities, they are also coping with the loss of friends and family members who died in or after the storm.
The goats are resilient as they can survive on shrubs and leaves, so when the cattle migrate in search of fresh pasture, the goats remain and provide milk for the women and children.
According to Stanley, Meadows's experiences are not just oversights that need to be fixed—for him, they are proof of just how impossible it is for trans people to survive on the inside.
While Creature builds the world's longest beer bong, the enjoi gang is forced to don hazmat suits for an entire day and survive on nothing but energy drinks, Warheads, and Flamin' Hot Cheetos.
Luckily, authorities say that even if Walker went through with her plan, the chance of children contracting chickenpox from the lollipops would be very low as the virus struggles to survive on surfaces.
The opportunity then is for Facebook, Twitter, and other platforms that survive on user-generated content to form an industry body tasked with developing meaningful standards that could be consistently and broadly applied.
To judge by some snippets that survive on YouTube, talking about sports on the radio has hardly changed since then, aside from the fact that "Mr." once constituted the prevailing form of address.
Preliminary research suggests that particles from the virus may be able survive on hard surfaces, like a metal pole in a subway car, for a few hours, according to the World Health Organization.
How long the coronavirus can survive on surfacesThe researchers compared the new coronavirus' life span on surfaces with that of the SARS coronavirus in a 70-degree Fahrenheit room at 40% relative humidity.
If microbes can survive for a given period on the moon, they're even more likely to survive on Mars, which has a thin atmosphere, a more hospitable environment, and evidence of flowing water.
The museum showcases the cultural and natural history of the Oregon High Desert, with an emphasis on Native American history and folklore, and animals that cannot survive on their own in the wild.
We also don't know how long the coronavirus that causes COVID-19 can survive on hard surfaces, although other coronaviruses can survive for up to nine days on hard surfaces like stair railings.
In the case of 2019-nCoV, the coronavirus can only survive on surfaces for "a range of hours," according to Nancy Messonier, director of the CDC's National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases.
It's unknown exactly how many hours the coronavirus can survive on surfaces or how exactly it's spread, although there's some indication people can spread the virus even if they aren't displaying severe symptoms.
Venezuelans have little choice because they need it to get access to subsidized food, health and social programs essential for survival in a country where few earn enough to survive on their own.
Canadians with cystic fibrosis survive, on average, more than 10.33 years longer than Americans with the same disease, largely because of differences in the two countries' health insurance systems, a new study suggests.
"People look across a park or a golf course and think it's green and lush, but to a bee it's like a desert or a petrified forest—there's nothing to survive on," she says.
Staffed 24 hours a day, the nursery provides continual care to New York's smallest, most vulnerable orphaned cats, many of whom are just days or weeks old and unable to survive on their own.
"Would-be future Martian president Elon Musk was even blunter when asked to comment on the idea that humans would have to alter their biology to survive on Mars, calling the entire premise "ridiculous.
The summary: In a future strongly stratified between the haves and have-nots, the rich elite live in a floating city above the junkyard wreckage where the poor survive on whatever they can scrounge.
If you've ever had to worry about where your next paycheck would come from, you know how anxiety-inducing and depressing it can be to feel like you don't have enough to survive on.
Facebook already lets creators use ad breaks and self-brokered sponsored content deals to monetize, but the digital arts economy still doesn't let them earn enough to survive on this long-tail audience model.
Anticipating a poor response to such a disaster, the state's emergency managers will begin asking residents to stock enough food and other supplies to survive on their own for two weeks, the newspaper said.
In order to survive on minimal resources, poor people are forced to ruin the land and water around them, burning forests for more scrawny cattle, and eating essentially all the wild animals they can.
The foundation is largely the same: Fight alongside up to three other players as you try to survive on limited resources through as many waves as possibly before the ever-stronger zombies finally overwhelm.
More than one-fifth of its 28 million people survive on less than $1.90 a day, and parts of the country are still recovering from a devastating earthquake that killed 9,000 people in 2015.
But it is hard to imagine that a brain capable of such feats was required to survive on the prehistoric plains of east Africa, especially given the steep price at which it was bought.
The reality for most Boomers is that they will struggle to scrape by relying far too heavily—or entirely—on Social Security payments which aren't close to enough to survive on for many people.
Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: I think it is interesting the way that people who are homeless, or who have addictions or mental health problems, are able to survive on the streets of New York.
Camouflage and concealment are vital skills every sniper must have in order to hide in plain sight, a necessary ability if a sniper is to fulfill their mission and survive on a modern battlefield.
She removed the father of her first child, a man who cheated on her with a 16-year-old, from the Kardashian family, forcing him to survive on his own merits, which isn't much.
This Japanese horror classic from director Kaneto Shindo features a middle-aged woman and her young daughter-in-law struggling to survive on their own in a remote hut during a time of war.
In 2015, concluding that Fiat Chrysler was not profitable enough to survive on its own, Mr. Marchionne proposed a merger with G.M. After he was rebuffed, he explored deals with Chinese automakers and others.
The ability of these bacteria to survive on fiber we can't digest ourselves has led many experts to wonder if the microbes are somehow involved in the benefits of the fruits-and-vegetables diet.
"Reading 'Big Game' — a sparkling narrative — one gets the sense that, 'dangerous times' aside, the N.F.L. will survive on the magnetism of the sport it so clumsily represents," David Oshinky writes in his review.
Left-leaning experts, however, say that public assistance programs are crucial to help those going through temporary hard times and to support people who work but don't make enough to survive on their own.
There, he would find that many of the constituents from whom he intends to strip away healthcare are also struggling to survive on the same poverty-level minimum wage they made eight years ago.
The showrunners responded with bewilderment: Didn't fans know that The 100, where a dwindling number of teens try to survive on a post-apocalyptic Earth, was a show on which no one was safe?
" Well, we not only have been a huge success, but we also kind of blazed the trail for everyone else saying, "You know what, you can't really survive on ads alone, it's too difficult.
At the other end West Bromwich Albion were bottom of the pile, but over the next few months they would pull off a remarkable escape act to survive on the final day of the season.
This, the university said in a news release, could change how these bacteria survive on the lining of our respiratory tracts as well as change their ability to hide from and fight our immune systems.
We experienced empathy fatigue, defending our physical and emotional boundaries, and balancing the conflicting forces of keeping a store profitable and trying to do right by people, all while attempting to survive on retail wages.
Privatisation and restructuring of its docks was a key requirement for Croatia's accession to the EU in 2013 as the government had to stop providing subsidies and prepare its shipyards to survive on the market.
Privatization and restructuring of its docks was a key requirement for Croatia's accession to the EU in 2013 as the government had to stop providing subsidies and prepare its shipyards to survive on the market.
"It is obscene for so much wealth to be held in the hands of so few when 85033 in 10 people survive on less than $2 a day," Oxfam International's executive director, Winnie Byanyima, said.
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has made a point of supporting ailing state firms like South African Airways (SAA), which survive on government handouts, but the extent of their financial difficulties has meant slow progress.
Editor's note 3/22: This story and headline have been updated to emphasize that COVID-19 is not currently considered a foodborne illness, but under the right conditions, the virus could survive on certain foods.
Which raised the question: Has García, the sport's dark prince and a golfer still without a place in the major championship kingdom, finally found the resolve and mental resilience to survive on golf's biggest stages?
Republicans were dealt a setback on Friday after the Senate parliamentarian indicated that major portions of the repeal-and-replace bill would require 60 votes, meaning they are unlikely to survive on the Senate floor.
However, as the industrialization of America robbed women of the ability to survive on traditionally craft-based, domestic labor, many women were forced out of their homes and into factories in order to make a living.
It most recently raised a $619 million round that gave it a value of more than $1.6 billion, but was going to have to keep raising huge sums of money to survive on its current path.
However, it's hard for the novel survive on satirical interludes alone, and her attempt to combine satire, dystopia, sci-fi, and millennial ennui feels too tightly packed for a book that is less than 350 pages.
"I love this story because it conveys how  protecting habitat  gives species a fighting chance to survive on this planet," Don Church, the president of the Austin, Texas-based Global Wildlife Conservation, said in the statement.
A few, though, consider such precautions unnecessary, arguing that if terrestrial organisms prove more fit to survive on an alien world than life that may be there already, well, that is what evolution is all about.
Standing next to one of Chariot's blue-and-white Ford Transit vans in lower Manhattan on Wednesday, CEO Ali Vahabzadeh explained to me why he thinks his company can survive on Gotham's rough-and-tumble streets.
Unlike his brother's college experiment of eating hot dogs and oranges to prove he could survive on $1 a day, the younger Musk makes a point to eat whole, nutritious foods that don't break the budget.
A mission to the Moon opens opportunities for learning the kinds of things we'd need to survive on Mars — for instance, how to create a place to live on the surface of a whole other planet.
Snakehead fish can grow up to three feet long and breathe air, allowing the fish to survive on land and travel by tossing its body side-to-side — an equivalent to walking — according to National Geographic.
All women needed was a place to go—a refuge where they would realize that they could survive on their own—and then they would be freed from dependence on violent men, or any men, forever.
"The biggest reason for these changes is to provide taekwondo fans more excitement as we learned that any sport that doesn't satisfy its spectators and TV viewers will not survive on the Olympic stage," he said.
The single newborn kitten, now named Flame, was sick when he was brought to the humane society over the weekend — too little to survive on his own, he needed 24-hour care and an immediate foster home.
"How do we survive on our own and get our businesses up and running and at the same time try to address all the big picture things that are going on and help people out?" says Foster.
Technological advancements could allow a lander to survive on Venus' hot, high-pressure surface for up to 60 days, far more than the previous two-hour record, according to Lori Glaze, head of NASA's planetary science division.
But as evidenced by the Discovery Channel show Naked and Afraid (the height of reality television authenticity, right?), one can survive on a single decapitated lizard carcass and a handful of mildly poisonous berries for three weeks.
Unless we act, by 113, there might be more plastic waste than fish in the sea, and, dear friends, we will not survive on plastic fish, no matter how we will advance and progress in the future.
Unless we act, by 113, there might be more plastic waste than fish in the sea, and, dear friends, we will not survive on plastic fish, no matter how we will advance and progress in the future.
Gradually, however, the music business and performers figured out how to take the feedback that's inherent when amplifying a hollow box of wood and develop pickups and built-in electronics that enable acoustic to survive on stage.
And because museums often require curators to have a PhD, the curatorial field is largely only accessible to the immensely privileged—those who can shoulder the cost of extensive schooling and then survive on a meager salary.
Even then, only the most entrepreneurial and willing survive on these platforms, which provide a hard-won part-time income at best, unless providers are willing to go down the rabbit hole of additional digital sex services.
If life can survive on the moon, even in a dormant state, it could mean that life can survive long stretches of time in the deep reaches of space, traveling between worlds, propagating life along the way.
But a prominent defense strategist, Hugh White, has disputed that view, arguing in a provocative new essay that China has arrived, the United States is fading and Australia must find a way to survive on its own.
His mother told the New York Times that Óscar and his wife had fled Altavista, a small town in El Salvador that is all but controlled by gangs, because they couldn't survive on just $10 a day.
By combining an understanding of what lives in a vampire bat's gut with the flying mammal's genome sequence, they have revealed tantalizing insights into how the blood-supping creatures manage to survive on such an unusual food.
I was only looking for about one or two tabs worth but the dealer gave me a sweet deal because he liked a very similar story I wrote a while ago about trying to survive on Nutella.
"We can't survive on what they were sending anymore," said Rosalba Barrios, a 51-year-old mother of eight crossing the border with a daughter and two grandkids, on their way to join her adult children in Lima.
Salaries in the community organizations are too low to survive on right now, so I hope to work in some more conventional capacity for a year, allowing me to store up enough nuts to pursue those interests next.
The novel toggles between two third-person perspectives: There's Naomi Cottle, the investigator from "The Child Finder" with an uncanny ability to find lost children; and Celia, a homeless 12-year-old trying to survive on skid row.
While AT&T needs content to continue its business, Time Warner may have been able to survive on its own — and some experts fear the telecommunciations giant may not have what it takes to run a media company.
President Cyril Ramaphosa has been at pains to stabilise ailing firms like SAA, which survive on government handouts and weigh on confidence in Africa's most industrialised economy, but the extent of their financial difficulties has meant slow progress.
"We have nothing left to survive on, all the crops have gone, all fruit trees are down, I don't have a clue how this is going to be fixed," said Marc Soniel Noel, the deputy mayor of Chantal.
President Cyril Ramaphosa has been at pains to stabilize ailing firms like SAA, which survive on government handouts and weigh on confidence in Africa's most industrialized economy, but the extent of their financial difficulties has meant slow progress.
They are strip-searched in front of other detainees, and Hindus were given beef and pork to eat, even though it&aposs against their religion, and tried to survive on just the vegetables accompanying the meals, Teesdale said.
More than 60 percent of its 17 million people survive on less than $1 a day and as a result it is also one of the main transit points for African migrants seeking to reach Europe through Libya.
Those entities cannot survive on 2 percent interest rates; the ability of PE managers to bolster growth and returns on their portfolio companies has nothing to do with looting, and everything to do with harvesting value and opportunity.
The efforts provide a window into how a user-focused company might survive on the internet without violating customer trust—and borrow a page from publishers and content creators already eager to wean themselves from ad-based revenue.
"When I wasn't here, my son would survive on instant noodles and energy drinks for several days without eating fruit or vegetables," says Wenxue Hu, mother of a masters student studying applied mathematics at the University of Pennsylvania.
If microbial life can survive on the moon, even in a dormant state, it could mean that microbes can survive long stretches of time in the deep reaches of space, traveling between worlds, propagating life along the way.
There, Scorah was repeatedly warned that the end of the world was nigh, that Witnesses alone would survive on an earthly paradise, and that all others would be consigned to what's called the common grave — extinction, or nonbeing.
Another man, who identified himself only as Khaliulla, 79, said he had spent his whole life sacrificing in order to build socialism and now he could barely survive on his pension, forced to choose between rent and medication.
"It is obscene for so much wealth to be held in the hands of so few when one in 10 people survive on less than $2 a day," Winnie Byanyima, executive director of Oxfam, said in a statement.
The northern snakehead, an invasive fish that can breathe air and survive on land, has been spotted for the first time in the state of Georgia, prompting officials to warn the public to destroy the species on sight.
As an author, I'm fortunate that writers such as Alcott paved the way for women like me to survive on our words, but watching her fight for her characters' independence still seemed to me such a revolutionary scene.
Being conciliatory and ingratiating, submitting oneself as sweet and quiet and ultimately harmless — those were precisely the kinds of tactics with which an individual woman, conditioned to survive on men's terms, might obtain a reprieve but not respect.
Devon mostly kept their engagement quiet, focusing on Leah's fight to survive on his Instagram account – until he and Leah were honored with the Jimmy V Perseverance Award at ESPN's ESPYs last July – after Leah was declared cancer free.
"We will follow through, regardless of the political consequences or who it offends, because this is the very future of our planet and our ability for our children and grandchildren to be able to survive on it," O'Rourke said.
This is the story of her son (Asa Butterfield, who starred in "Hugo"), his oddly secluded upbringing by the scientists, his online friendship with an Earth girl and the discovery that he can't survive on Earth, although he's human.
Born from the dust of the Stonewall riots in the 1970s (the name is a homage to the legendary Ballets Russes de Monte Carlo), the company was initially blackballed by financiers and quickly learned to survive on a budget.
Many villagers — like a farmer and a teacher whom I shall call Mohamed Mahmoud Mohamed, for his safety — were willing to survive on little and stay, but threats and fear of enforced recruitment by Al Shabaab made them leave.
In her New York Times best selling book, Sex and the Single Girl: The Unmarried Woman's Guide to Men, published in 1962, Gurley Brown recommended that people survive on only wine, eggs, steak, and black coffee for three days straight.
"If China cuts off oil supply, North Korea would not survive on its own for three months and everything in North Korea would be paralysed," said Cho Bong-hyun, who heads research on North Korea's economy at IBK Bank in Seoul.
Also, this study didn't actually prove that the viruses found on the surfaces were actually causing infections in people—but "previous experimental research has proven that many microbes survive on various surface materials up to several days," the researchers write.
Alston said the national poverty line of 980 ringgit ($234.00) per household per month was "ridiculous", as it would mean an urban family of four would have to survive on 8 ringgit, or less than $2, per person per day.
Our thought bubble, via Axios' Kim Hart: It won't be lost on critics that Apple, which has come under fire for the addictive nature of its products, is reportedly making it difficult for addiction-fighting apps to survive on its platform.
" Obama in 1983: "Salaries in the community organizations are too low to survive on right now, so I hope to work in some more conventional capacity for a year, allowing me to store up enough nuts to pursue those interests next.
Many cities across the country face a housing affordability crisis: there is simply a dearth of housing at a price-point that working-class residents such as teachers and firefighters can afford, let alone families struggling to survive on minimum wage.
The Sahel has only one growing season, so if it goes poorly due to climate shocks or conflict people must survive on whatever they have until the next one, said Abdou Dieng, regional director of the World Food Programme (WFP).
This is just the latest of many brain-gems from Rothschild and her team; she has also been at the forefront of exobiology, the study of potential alien life, and has experimented with making artificial organisms to survive on other worlds.
Anyone to survive on a mainstream level has had to adapt to some extent; Coldplay, Bring Me The Horizon—even Ed Sheeran, in all his guy-who-plays-at-your-local glory, has ventured into the realms of tropical house.
Also, while they found that certain gut bacteria could survive on plastic for more than a year, it took longer for the plastic to be broken down than when the larvae ate it, suggesting the caterpillar was instrumental to the process.
A worker with average career earnings of $21986,265 until 266 is entitled to receive the equivalent of 2.93 percent of that income, but with mandatory cuts, this person would have to survive on just 22.9 percent, the Social Security report says.
As Joan Jacob Brumberg explains in her book Fasting Girls: The History of Anorexia Nervosa, "fasting girls" in Medieval Europe were labeled "anorexia mirabilis" (translation: "miraculous lack of appetite"); these young women were said to survive on spiritual devotion alone.
Androgynous images of God, rejection of traditional gender roles and the promise of economic security on a quasi-Christian commune held special appeal for women, especially those who needed a way to leave toxic marriages and survive on their own.
While the men in the shuttered camp found ways to survive on their own, with food and medicine smuggled in at night, officials in both countries have been warning that their refusal to leave would eventually be treated as trespassing.
First, we resisted the lure of the specialty camp, willing to deny our older son the opportunity to learn how to glaze a vase or survive on his own in the desert, in favor of having a predictable, summer-long routine.
The building was gutted by fire about a decade ago and is now partly occupied by a school workshop, but it is the only site of its kind to survive on the island and so should be preserved, he said.
The tribes for whom Fort Berthold is home had for centuries been drawn to the Missouri River and its tributaries, where one could find the concentration of ecological wealth necessary to survive on the plains: wood, water, horses and game.
"I think I have more of a context of what it takes to do this job and survive on a day-to-day basis in a culture that is inherently hostile to people like me," she said in an interview.
Adding insult to injury for those with the grit to survive on an assembly line or in a steel mill, the decades-long shift from manufacturing to services is creating the type of jobs that are distinctly unappealing to many men.
What this drought has done is to teach us all valuable lessons about how precious -- and finite -- water is, and to find innovative ways to survive on far less than we had become used to in the days of plenty.
Earlier this month, IG Metall, Germany's largest trade union called on management to provide guarantees for jobs, plants and future investments and has requested an independent review over whether the joint venture will be able to survive on its own.
"I think I have more of a context of what it takes to do this job and survive on a day-to-day basis in a culture that is inherently hostile to people like me," she was quoted as saying.
The crash strips the survivors of most of the tools that would have allowed them to easily survive on the world, and they have to start from scratch, figuring out how to deal with native plant life that seems aggressive and uncannily intelligent.
Taking a sabbatical seems like such a monumental act of faith in one's ability to leave work for an extended amount of time, survive on limited funds, and have a job to come back to, that it can appear like a foolhardy venture.
Despite a state-led industrial push that has transformed Ethiopia, known for famine, into one of Africa's fastest-growing economies, a third of its 99 million citizens still survive on less than $1.90 a day - the World Bank's measure of extreme poverty.
"We have nothing left to survive on, all the crops have gone, all fruit trees are down, I don't have a clue how this is going to be fixed," said Marc Soniel Noel, the deputy mayor of Chantal in the affected region.
The terrible irony of the mouse's demise was that having successfully snuck into the museum, it had access to a lifetime's supply of wood and paper products for it to survive on—and possibly even build a cozy little mouse cabin with.
The details of this scheme, along with the arc of the illicit relationship more broadly, survive on in the 300 love letters that Sophia and Philip exchanged over the course of two years, which are now preserved at Lund University in Sweden.
The answer to this question could tell us about the resiliency of life, and the extreme conditions under which it can survive—or not survive—on Earth, Mars, the frigid subterranean waters of Europa, or some dark corner of the Milky Way.
"It's so hard to survive on our pension that sometimes we think the idea is for us not to survive," says Shigenobu Mori, who says he receives around ¥100,000 ($888) a month, which is less than a third of the median household income.
Democracy depends — and democratic systems survive — on the fair and neutral application of the law: You can't arrest people without good reason to believe they broke the law, and you especially can't arrest them simply because you see them as a political rival.
What photographer Jess Dugan and social worker Vanessa Fabbre have ensured with their work for the book To Survive on This Shore, is that the budding and vibrant young trans and gender nonconforming community are able to learn from their own older generations.
Although they are photogenic, both elephant seal and harbor seal pups nurse for approximately one month with their mothers, so this period is key to their ability to get the critical nutrition and immunity to survive on their own in the wild.
How many of us, if were were put in that situation where we had to survive on our wits and knowledge of what we could farm or eat, or how to trap and kill a rabbit, how many of us could do it?
For the Fortnite World Cup kicking off on Friday, Fortnite is getting a new Picture-in-Picture feature, allowing players to tune into the festivities throughout the weekend and watch the finals live while trying to fight and survive on the island themselves.
His announcement last month that he plans to send humans to Mars starting in 2018 raised more questions than it answered: he didn't address where the Mars colonists will live, nor did he talk about how they will survive on the Red Planet.
Members of what used to be known as the county government still roam the dusty roads in a roaring convoy of four-by-fours, while civilians struggle to survive on small plots of land, unsure of which officials will represent their interests.
According to 0003 figures from the government's bureau of statistics, the most recent available, a troubling 55 percent of Guineans survive on less than 8,815 francs, or $1.20, a day, and the average per capita daily income nationwide is just over $3.
Americans, by and large, seem to have accepted over the past decades that it is necessary and desirable to promote certain interests and ideals abroad, while projecting power to support an existing international order that can't survive on pieces of paper alone.
As the waters brought by Harvey's record rainfall recede throughout the area, and as homeowners begin to sort through the wreckage of their flooded houses, Houstonians who don't own their homes and who survive on hourly wages are facing another problem: making rent.
Gravity defying breasts, school uniforms, girls that appear to survive on the attention of the player: eroge games, for better or worse, have attributed to the rising popularity of visual novels and the related dating simulators, for reasons that should be fairly obvious.
To survive on the outside, Mr. Tarip has planted rubber and oil palm on some of his customary land, which he owns because of his indigenous status, even though he knows the crop is responsible for destroying his old way of life.
In a laboratory setting (more on this below), coronavirus can survive on metal for up to five days, glass for four to five days, and plastic for up to nine days, according to a study recently conducted by the Journal of Hospital Infection.
I vividly remember calling the Trevor Project a decade ago as a young college student who was just realizing that the trauma of conversion therapy had devastated my ability to cope with the myriad challenges L.G.B.T.Q. youth must survive on a daily basis.
Coronavirus can survive on metal for up to five days, glass for four to five days, and plastic for up to nine days, according to a study recently conducted by the Journal of Hospital Infection — so wash your hands before touching your face.
Photos of the piece survive on social media, of course, as most things now do — a cascade of orchids and echinacea, nature sculpted into a gloriously unnatural state — but even the images are haunted by the specter of wilt; it's built in.
Deprade said MSF knew of people who had been sold into trafficking from some detention centers, and that migrants who escape the centers - which are notorious for abuse - were also vulnerable as they try to survive on their own in a war zone.
Twice this week, the lions' daily ration of 22 pounds of water buffalo meat each failed to arrive, forcing them to survive on a leaner fare of chicken and mutton, said the director of the Nawab Wajid Ali Shah Zoological Garden, Anupam Gupta.
Here are four simple ways to survive on social media during the pandemic: Cover: People wearing masks wait for passengers at Johannesburg's O.R. Tambo International Airport, Monday, March 16, 2020 a day after President Cyril Ramaphosa declared a national state of disaster.
Saroo (played Sunny Pawar as a kid and Dev Patel as an adult) proves to be an uncommonly resilient and resourceful child, managing to survive on the streets of Kolkata — until, one day, a kind Australian couple (Nicole Kidman and David Wenham) adopts him.
Ultimately, I think the pro-choice position is ageist and ableist (saying an embryo is not a person since it doesn't have the ability to survive on its own or hasn't reached a certain gestational age), neither of which is compatible with these tenets.
Then again, finding new friends on campus to make music with outside of class is one of the keystones of the college experience—right up there with learning to survive on a diet of Jameson's and KD, and escaping your hometown's dismal dating scene.
I think ballroom and vogue culture important for so many people because it showcases and hones in on the aggressive,"fuck y'all I'm the best" kind of attitude that marginalized people need to use in order to survive on a day-to-day basis.
The only advanced tech that has been developed is in things like the lining of the clothes and footwear and in things like the food that Genly Ai and Estraven survive on throughout their journey, basically details that were difficult and unnecessary to evoke visually.
Unless you're one of those people who can survive on less than four hours of sleep a night, expect to arrive exhausted and experience a lot of the symptoms of jet lag like difficulty concentrating, a burning desire to nap, indigestion, and general grumpiness.
But to believe them means you need to forget who is actually creating the new super-fast internet: Standards organizations which speak in miracles and complicated science, telecoms and consumer electronic companies that survive on hype and broken promises, and the now anti-consumer FCC.
Developer Three One Zero has been good about not revealing too many details about the story, so all we know at this point is that you play an astronaut named Alex Oshima, struggling to survive on a space station that just suffered a catastrophic accident.
This makes Facebook's Fan Support feature feel a lot more like a weird standalone alternative to the traditional PayPal donations that many streamers already survive on, the only difference being that Facebook would get to take a little slice off the top, of course.
"We do not think that in Norwegian's current state the debt-ridden airline can hope for a white knight - it will have to try and survive on its own," Bernstein said in a note to clients, which also noted IAG's denial of an offer.
Lens In "To Survive on This Shore," the photographer Jess T. Dugan and the professor Vanessa Fabbre have created a road map, archive and remarkably moving body of work about a group almost entirely left out of many narratives: older transgender and gender variant people.
Debra Kissen, PhD, a member of the Anxiety and Depression Association of America, says that because stress is associated with situations where your survival or safety feels at risk, not having enough to survive on is definitely something that would trigger a stressful response in your body.
According to a 28503 analysis by the National Low Income Housing Coalition, there are nearly 22019 million families in this country struggling to survive on incomes either at or below the poverty line, or at less than 30 percent of the median family income in their area.
Por eso, la fotógrafa Jess T. Dugan y la profesora Vanessa Fabbre han creado el proyecto "To Survive on This Shore" [en inglés], con el fin de honrar las vidas duras y valientes de estas personas y no olvidar su legado de lucha por los derechos.
A bill of this magnitude —$1.3 trillion altogether, including hundreds of billions for the military — is fertile ground for legislators who wish to sneak in provisions that are unlikely to survive on their own and thus need the protective cover of a big must-pass bill.
That's because certain sick folks must navigate a gray area: What do you do if you're too sick to hold down a full-time job, yet not "sick enough" for disability benefits, and a typical part-time job isn't enough to survive on—especially with medical bills?
This helped inspire a strike last fall by 7,700 Marriott workers in eight cities, and those workers trumpeted a message that resonated far beyond their industry: that their pay increases were not nearly keeping up with soaring housing costs, so they could not survive on one job.
Dugan completed "To Survive on This Shore" with her partner Vanessa Fabbre, a social worker who conducted interviews to accompany the portraits, each of which celebrates subjects who have lived truthfully in and through times where transgender activism, acceptance, and visibility barely existed, if at all.
Not "wanting" or "choosing" to work several different low-wage jobs for a total of 60 to 80 hours a week just to survive doesn't make anyone lazyWhen you're low-income, you have to have excellent money management skills, because you have to survive on so little.
Director Ridley Scott's film 2015 "The Martian," in which a stranded astronaut relies on his ingenuity to survive on an alien planet, served as a fitting subject for a journey into uncharted territory of a different sort — creating a virtual-reality experience based on the movie.
And while I have nothing but confidence in his ability to survive on sheer stubbornness of will, it's probably for the best that he is saved by the sudden appearance of Akecheta (Zahn McClarnon), the very same Ghost Nation warrior who kidnapped Maeve's daughter (Jasmyn Rae) last week.
Tons of films have these moments, but Pucshak notes that it's incredibly difficult for a film to survive on awe alone: it's sort of like a company social media marketer trying to create a blockbuster meme — you can see what they're trying to do, but it doesn't quite work.
Ultimately, "Pose" advances the well-worn idea that family is what you make of it, with the various ballroom groups providing "homes to all the little boys and girls," as Elektra puts it, who would otherwise be preyed upon and vulnerable if forced to survive on the streets.
Dugan's latest exhibition and accompanying monograph, To Survive on this Shore, departed from her previous work in that it explicitly focuses on elders in the transgender and gender nonconforming communities (in collaboration with her partner Vanessa Fabbre, a writer and social worker who interviewed the subjects for the book).
North Korea has since vowed not to buckle under international pressure even if its people have to survive on "water and air only," state media said, and it has repeatedly said it would find "a new way" to defend its national interests if Washington did not ease sanctions.
Anarchy opens up the world and solidifies the political metaphor, as a handful of victims try to survive on the street, while learning that the American leaders behind The Purge have put a shiny liberty-and-patriotism PR gloss on a policy that's actually specifically designed as a cover for genocide.
Globally, women's cycle teams survive on minimal budgets compared to men's and Drops, the name inspired by a brand of Varney's wallpaper business and handlebars, rely on sole mechanic Reg Brench and volunteer Nick Dorey, a retired headmaster who drives the bus around Europe and a few day-rate staff.
While seeing celebrities every day and feeling part of the television industry put a dopey smile on my face à la Kenneth from 30 Rock, I couldn't survive on the paltry paychecks of $1003 to $240 a week — without either draining my savings or going into some serious credit card debt.
Brackin said Baptist Hospital in Miami, where some Monroe patients are being taken, can survive on its own for about two weeks -- a contrast to stories like that of one Texas hospital that had less than two days of food for 350 patients shortly after Hurricane Harvey hit last month.
Fair enough, I suppose, though it does seem unjust to direct one's anger at the average middle-class senior citizen struggling to survive on social security rather than raging at, let's say, the Koch brothers the Sacklers, the big banks, and the fossil-fuel lobbyists who have effectively dismantled the EPA.
Online lenders have figured out a way to lend money, get 80 percent of it back on time and more than 85033 percent eventually, do $38.5 billion worth of business per year and survive on profits roughly half that of regular banks – all while serving the riskiest credit customers around.
"Zika can survive on hard, nonporous surfaces for as long as eight hours, possibly longer when the environment contains blood, which is more likely to occur in the real world," S. Steve Zhou, one of the study's authors and director of virology and molecular biology for MicroBioTest Laboratories (a Microbac unit), said.
Despite the sleepless night of travel, at 6 am the women took off on skis, each pulling sledges filled with 903 pounds of food, clothing, and shelter they'd needed to survive on the ice over the next several days, during which they were to cover the 50 or so miles to the pole.
They are the reason I'll be going on strike at Burger King on Thursday, and why I'll be outside of the GOP debate Thursday night chanting "We can't survive on $7.25" until every candidate vying for our votes knows we'll only be won by the promise to fight for $15 and union rights.
Even if you live in a place where the virus does not appear to be actively spreading among communities, you can't be sure that popular public spaces like playgrounds are risk-free — the virus is estimated to survive on metal, glass and plastic surfaces for anywhere from 2 hours to nine days.
"I study MRSA (a bacterium that can survive on surfaces) so I always wipe off equipment both before and after using it because you never know if the person ahead of you did a good job, but now is a good time to be extra careful about thorough cleaning," Smith told me.
Given its urgency, the bill is fertile ground for the kind of mischief the Republicans in particular have been notorious for over the years — loading up must-pass bills like this one with provisions, known as riders, that in most cases could not survive on their own and thus need protective cover.
We don't yet know exactly on what surfaces the novel coronavirus can live and for how long, but a preprint (meaning not yet peer-reviewed) paper from researchers at the National Institutes of Health, Princeton, and UCLA suggests it can survive on a variety of surfaces for hours, and in some cases days.
As technology becomes a key way for the crowded arena of delivery startups to differentiate themselves, investing in its own autonomous tech R&D — by way of picking up some of these disparate startups that may have struggled to survive on their own — is one way for DoorDash to build out that tech cred.
Despite the risk of further flooding, some people have returned home here, tired of living in the squalor of encampments, where families share portable toilets provided by the government and a United States aid agency, use buckets to shower, cook on portable charcoal stoves, and survive on infrequent handouts of rice, pasta and beans.
These profit rates are most easily realizable — in fact, they might only be ultimately possible — by way of such mechanisms as real-estate schemes, credit bubbles, and other desperate financial methods that in turn leave even less informal space for those who attempt to survive on the outer margins of the global 1% city.
In a few days, I will yet again put the key into the car ignition and have no place to go, not enough money for housing, no job or prospects, and $1,000 in savings to survive on until it's gone or I somehow find a job and a place to live — whichever comes first.
They find a world that was supposed to be habitable, but it turned out to basically be an uninhabitable world, but the seedship colonists have managed to survive on it by genetically engineering themselves to not have consciousness, because consciousness is something you can't afford to have in such dire circumstances, because it's just sort of a distraction.
But, at the same time, if you are a lower income senior citizen you will not be able to get the one nutritious meal a day you now receive through the Meals on Wheels program or the help you desperately need if you have a disability and are trying to survive on a $1,200 a month Social Security check.
"The moon represents a proving ground, it's the way we can reduce risk, we can prove technology, we can prove human physiology, we can develop the capabilities to utilize the resources of the moon to survive on the surface of the moon and then we take all of those capabilities and we replicate them at Mars," he said.
But the bones of a good show are still present, with Molly Parker and Toby Stephens as would-be Alpha Centauri colonists Maureen and John Robinson, and Parker Posey as the diabolical June Harris, who actively sabotages the Robinsons and other colonists after their ship is breached and they try to survive on a mysterious planet.
If the men who work at my organization can support themselves, their wives, their kids, and their pets on their salaries — as well as make car and mortgage payments — then why do my husband and I rent a 550 square foot apartment, have no kids to support, and try to be as frugal as possible, but still can't survive on my salary alone?!
" Addressing his career in a letter dated November 15, 1983, while he was working as a research assistant for the Business International Corporation, Obama wrote, "Salaries in the community organizations are too low to survive on right now ... so I hope to work in some more conventional capacity for a year, allowing me to store up enough nuts to pursue those interests next.
Creators who rely on Patreon for some or all of their income say the problem comes down to the fact that Patreon gets to define the difference between what is erotic art and what is porn, which means that erotic or adult content that appears more "artsy" is more likely to survive on the platform, whereas content that is more explicitly pornographic will not.
CDC threat category: Urgent CDC death estimate: Fewer than 5 Statistical uncertainty of CDC estimate: Not calculated Number of states requiring reporting of disease: N/A Number of states requiring reporting of deaths: N/A Gram negative Multidrug-resistant Acinetobacter Acinetobacter baumannii and other members of this genus are typically found in soil and water, and can survive on human skin and on medical equipment.
Vulnerable Senate Republicans running in states where Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE is up in the polls have pulled their punches against the Democratic nominee, knowing they'll need help from some of her supporters to survive on Election Day.
You can imagine an undergraduate writing class bowing their heads to parse the beautiful parallels of "Complainers," in which two aging women, overlooked and underloved in the separate twilights of their lives, care for each other as ferociously as the characters in a book they've both loved for decades, a novel in which two old Native American women survive on their own for a winter after being abandoned by their tribe.

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