Even after the Second Impact, those left alive keep living.
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Those left behind may see themselves as ordinary, even failures.
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For those left behind, risk is part of daily life.
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Those left were just trying to hold onto their jobs.
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Of late, India has done more to help those left behind.
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Can you give me any examples of those Left-leaning campaigns?
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For those left behind, the war did not end in 1990.
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Momo is the witch, laying in wait for those left unsupervised.
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For those left in limbo, there is not much to do.
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Those left off the list were able to appeal their exclusion.
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Turnover begets more turnover because those left behind feel more stress.
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Those left behind on Nauru pass the days, worrying and waiting.
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It's easy to forget those left behind in a strong economy.
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Today remittances are fast becoming a lifeline for those left behind.
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Instead, they said, the crew discussed whether to kill those left alive.
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Those left to their own volition pursued vaccination markedly less (43.4 percent).
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Our Houston bureau chief and a photographer look at those left behind.
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With each new resignation, those left on the council faced increased scrutiny.
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Those left to defend the system have had a lonely uphill fight.
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The task force aims to resettle those left in limbo in Libya.
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Those left behind filed desultory missing persons reports, then moved on themselves.
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More generally, Whitman trained his poetic eye on those left marginalized by society.
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In rural areas, depopulation has resulted in better wages for those left behind.
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Technological success is fuelling resentment among those left behind in the "old economy".
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Same goes for gay hotels, there's only one of those left as well.
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The question is: What are those left behind to do with their frustration?
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Another church group passed out clothes and cleaning supplies to those left homeless.
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United Nations officials are raising humanitarian concerns about conditions for those left behind.
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So why is it we can't discuss the anger of those left behind?
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But deep concern remains that they avoid a significant outbreak among those left.
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Helicopters have been airlifting food and water to those left on the island.
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This led to a deep distrust of governing institutions by all those left behind.
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And unlike my surgical scars (thank you, cancer), those left by depression are invisible.
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For many of those left, there was no water, no power, no phone connection.
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It immediately became apparent that the vast majority of those left off were Bengali.
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And those left without coverage are still going to be sick, David pointed out.
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Instead those left behind are unable or unwilling to work, the elderly, and children.
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Other mayors were still tallying numbers of those left homeless in their own towns.
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Those left standing were so battered they were "not fit for use", Lakuaci said.
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About half of those left out of the Medicaid expansion are black or Hispanic.
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One of those left out runs was one of the ones I was doing.
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In the wake of a loved one's suicide, irrational shame haunts those left behind.
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Those left standing are usually skeletal, stripped naked by wind and blackened by flames.
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Those left out face the agonizing prospect of never seeing their family members again.
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And as inequality rose, it stirred pockets of fierce resentment among those left behind.
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She said a government compensation system would help families of those left without income.
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A country that sends young people into war must do better by those left behind.
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The U.S.-led coalition has described those left inside as the "most hardened" IS militants.
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She has interpreted the Brexit vote as a roar by those left behind by globalisation.
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The next eldest daughter was to receive 2 pearls plus 1/7 of those left.
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Most of those left are easily avoided with smart shopping habits and good financial management.
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In turn, she has witnessed the destruction and trauma it wreaks for those left behind.
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Among those left are the Afghan community, who after nine months are still in tents.
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But the stairs are walled off and there is little hope for those left behind.
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Those left behind stew in the acrid juices of "cultural loss" and pine for yesteryear.
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And those left behind, socially or financially, by that new order sought someone to blame.
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Traffic was crammed, too, near roads to shelters that were opened to those left homeless.
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It needs to become more democratic, and more protective of those left behind by globalization.
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Those left out include India, Colombia, Malaysia, Oman, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.
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Why do you think suicide wreaks such havoc on the lives of those left behind?
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"The interesting thing is that many of those left out have two great characteristics," he says.
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Maybe this is the rage of those left behind by the uneven distribution of globalisation's booty.
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If runaways have family in China, those left behind are often subject to threats and harassment.
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At tribal, the most interesting thing is the reaction of the jury to those left in.
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He has thrived in caucus states, but there is only one of those left: North Dakota.
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Some viewers will say that such confusion is what suicide feels like to those left behind.
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While upset by his own losses, Swinland said he felt worse for those left with nothing.
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That those left treading water are often women does not rock Smee's project in the slightest.
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A tented area representing shelters for those left homeless conveys the humanitarian scale of the disaster.
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But they're facing a new kind of difficulty: volleys of desperate messages from those left behind.
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Even so, he says those left with lasting change to their speech is in the hundreds.
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Economists keep telling those left out of our digital future to move to the tech hubs.
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Homeless people, those left behind by hypercapitalism, seemed indifferent to the discouragement of the seat design.
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Gradually, some animated movies became more explicit about loss and its effect on those left behind.
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" Kaiser decided he was "morally bound to help those left behind by the accident of birth.
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That can include reminders of birthdays or anniversaries that can be painful to those left behind.
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We can include every American, especially those left behind, when we aim to win as a nation.
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For many of those left behind, life is a daily struggle for survival amid airstrikes and shelling.
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It's nice to be rich beyond my wildest imagination, never having to make those left turns again.
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Of those left, an average fisherman earns about $20,000, not even half of Japan's national median income.
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Those left on the picket line would find themselves subject to cavalry charges and beaten with truncheons.
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Let them -- let's bring them into this discussion on how we take care of those left behind.
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She evidently considers it a more acceptable one, because it conceals its betrayals of those left behind.
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It says something about the pecking order that among those left to wait for the 11 a.m.
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Can the country reap the rewards of globalization without fanning a dangerous backlash from those left behind?
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This year, those left-field Christmas sounds include Gypsy jazz, Atlanta rap, club-pop and Renaissance Faire.
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Second, those left behind tend to be older, more closed-minded and more set in their ways.
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Mostly the straddling went smoothly, but occasionally the Fashionistas' daughter, Stacy, felt burdened by those left behind.
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Rather than dwelling on the judgment of the deceased, he seemed intent on consoling those left behind.
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Mostly the straddling went smoothly, but occasionally the Fashionistas' daughter, Stacy, felt burdened by those left behind.
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Those left behind play soccer with Alex Morgan and Kelley O'Hara of the United States Women's National Team.
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Those left behind must band together to survive the fall of civilization and the rise of the undead.
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It also means critical mental health services and broader community support for those left reeling from the floods.
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Here is a summary of what the U.S. withdrawal means for those rushing in and those left behind.
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Their deaths show the grim reality for those left unprotected from one of the world's most contagious diseases.
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Worse for those left behind The future for the Rohingya refugees who made it to safety looks bleak.
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But the last decade has shown that the fate of those left behind by trade is everyone's concern.
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The voices of those left behind most egregiously in the recovery are simply not present in Fed deliberations.
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And many ISIS fighters, particularly those left behind in areas east of Mosul, know they're going to die.
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Moreover, the United States has lagged significantly behind other developed countries in providing support for those left behind.
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There will be those left-further left primaries in those districts where the further-left nominee will win.
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Suicide puts specific heavy emotional burdens on those left behind -- with unanswerable questions, what-ifs, guilt and shame.
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That's turning pollution into both a health issue and a class issue -- and it's killing off those left behind.
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More fundamentally, some philanthropists working in Haiti saw helping people leave Haiti as giving up on those left behind.
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Driver's father, Wayne Driver, was among those left with questions about why authorities did not intervene more decisively earlier.
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Working out what to do about those left behind by economic progress is becoming an obsession of policy wonks.
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Now that we're finally more "woke" regarding trade's downsides, how can we help those left behind in its wake?
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Family reunification can take between 10 months and two years, UNICEF says, making life particularly hard those left behind.
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As Clinton demonstrated in Toledo, the trend toward monopolization explains the frustration of those left out of economic gains.
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As Hurricane Irma weakens, now churning as a tropical storm, those left in its wake are surveying the damage.
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A larger standard deduction would mean that those at the top would likely be those left continuing to itemize.
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This flurry of early departures means that those left behind in Lordstown are mostly locked into a waiting game.
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The 351 housing units China promised to build for those left homeless by the storm opened in late 2012.
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The voices of those left behind most egregiously in the economic recovery are simply not present in Fed deliberations.
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She won't go down easily or quietly, I'm thinking -- which will only make things worse for those left behind.
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And less money means fewer resources to address needs, like failing schools or abandoned houses, for those left behind.
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" When President Obama began focusing on those "left behind" by the recovery, he called for building "ladders of opportunity.
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As more governments evacuate their citizens from Wuhan, those left behind in the locked-down city are growing uneasy.
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Yet the nonstrike days could be nearly as chaotic, with those left behind piling into the few operating trains.
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The majority of those left live in a compound next to the US Embassy in the capital city Sanaa.
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But these improvements would make no difference to those left without jobs if the terms of trade with Europe change.
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At the same time, it would change how the federal government funds health care for those left in the programme.
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"Wealth inequalities will persist and a failure to cater for those left behind could create social fissures," the EIU warned.
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The bad news is that it's populated by the warlike, tribal descendants of those left behind after the bombs dropped.
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Those left with large debt compared to their estimated future earnings may be at risk for a Chapter 22 scenario.
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Inoculated lemons refrigerated for 24 hours had less E. coli the next day than those left at room temperature overnight.
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With these, I find myself in a strange transference -- identifying with those left behind, not the dying or dead themselves.
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This made them rich and favored their ethnic groups and villages, while angering those left out of the spending spree.
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And those left out of the deal may now see violent overthrow of the government as the only available recourse.
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Murder invites righteous indignation in those left behind; cancer, noble sorrow; death at old age, feelings of gratitude and accomplishment.
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Some evangelical leaders, including those left at Willow Creek, now want to examine systemic problems — and look for lasting solutions.
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The government having bad data about people's internet access could have major consequences for those left in the digital dark.
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We need a president who can combat the political gridlock, and bring succor to those left behind by our government.
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Those left in the village at that hour would supposedly be Vietcong soldiers who had blended in with the population.
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She scolded the world's elite, saying its complacency over inequality had helped feed a populist reaction from those left behind.
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Those left behind are also reportedly eyeing the exits, including press secretary Sarah Sanders and Principal Deputy Press Secretary Raj Shah.
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But to keep the numbers of those left behind to a minimum, all adults must have access to flexible, affordable training.
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And should he lose, it threatens the legitimacy of those left to govern after the most anarchic election in modern history.
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In the days following the raid, those left behind struggled to find their loved ones in ICE's notoriously opaque detention system.
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We've seen films about missions to the Moon and Mars before, but few actively explore the impact on those left behind.
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Dying without a plan in place creates an opportunity for relational damage among those left behind that often cannot be undone.
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But those left wing critics have a point about subsidies for the upper middle class and the rich in this plan.
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In winter, thousands of those left homeless by war freeze in temporary shelters; in summer, these same shelters become stiflingly hot.
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Those left are now preparing to ride out the storm, with residents on Koh Samui boarding up houses with wooden planks.
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However, no need to worry: computers will create opportunities and find purpose for those left behind in the age of digitalization.
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"Western governments the last two or three decades have done a terrible job of helping those left behind," Behravesh tells Axios.
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But the Syrians and their hosts are facing a new kind of difficulty: volleys of desperate messages from those left behind.
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But he said those left jobless will find it difficult, if not impossible, to find work with similar pay and benefits.
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Making the will showed us that it&aposs important to think carefully about how your death could affect those left behind.
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That can be financially challenging for those left behind, especially if you haven&apost set aside any money for funeral costs.
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The flurry of departures of fellow prisoners or fellow lawyers, he said, made this closing moment "poignant" for those left behind.
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First, that would divide member states, with those left behind fearing that binding policy decisions would be made without their participation.
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For all the symbols of prosperity — the nice houses, the Buick — Russ had a deep, implacable sympathy for those left behind.
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One headstone-free area of First Baptist's original plot is a candidate for the final resting place of those left behind.
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Because so much of what we do in our lives that actually goes through those left-clicks, it can be ridiculously revealing.
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Even some of the positive reviews of Becky and Andrew's Chicago rentals seemed odd, especially those left by other pairs of hosts.
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These generous locals are offering accommodations that range from private rooms to entire homes to those left without a place to stay.
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For those left, former employees say that there is very much a sense that everyone knows they are about to be fired.
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You'll wind up having three dinners instead of four, in which case you can eat all those left-over rolls you skipped.
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They also find new industries and can leverage the capabilities of those left behind and even pay for relocation costs, she added.
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Many of those left out grumbled about what they saw as a lack of transparency around China's efforts to gain new allies.
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"This was a day to get some of those left-handers down and get some others guys involved," manager Dave Roberts said.
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Puerto Rico became a safe haven for all those left stranded in the sister islands and in dire need of basic necessities.
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Mr. Button has found that most spirits not aged in wood, like vodka, do not create patterns like those left by whisky.
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Hospice nurses talk about the importance of being present for the dying, but those left behind very much need your presence, too.
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Watching the film, I sometimes forgot, too, and found myself among those left nostalgic and misty-eyed by Mr. Malek's onstage scenes.
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Of course, higher growth alone may not be enough to improve the lives of those left behind over the last few years.
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The co-chairs demand the inclusion of those left behind by social justice movements, including Black, Latinx, Bisexual, and differently-abled individuals.
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Felver's families crack, and those left behind, bereft of compassion, turn diabolical in their pursuit of torture: of others and of themselves.
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How will Mr. Trump make good on his vision of capitalism that is unfettered by regulations, yet also helps those left behind?
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And because everyone involved could just log off, those left shaken by words on a computer screen were made to feel silly.
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The broader support for free trade in recent years reflects China's success in helping those left behind, at least up to a point.
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Women from all over the country have selflessly decided to offer up their already-worn wedding gowns to those left without a dress.
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But his message has shifted from 2008, when he warned of those "left behind in a globalized world" during his speech in Berlin.
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Of those left at Dickstein, about 100 lawyers and staff will join Blank Rome, which has about 470 lawyers, the Philadelphia firm announced.
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While the floodwaters are now receding, tens of thousands of people remain in camps far from home, unable to contact those left behind.
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As for those left living in the capital, a review in 19703 in Britain urged further dispersal to improve their "health and welfare".
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Policies must consider these challenges by addressing current gaps and supporting inclusive development — including for those left behind by market-driven connectivity efforts.
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Officials have made reassurances that those left out of the list will be able file appeals from August 30 until September 28, 2018.
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The strategy calls for "counter-institutions" that not only meet the needs of those left behind but are run by those very people.
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There has to be economic, social and political solidarity with those left behind, as well as penance from those who did the leaving.
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The collection is populated by parents who've gone missing, and those left to care for the children are not up to the task.
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So the city's Orphans' Court, which oversees unmarked graves and cemeteries, decided the fate of those left behind in the First Baptist cemetery.
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For those left standing on 10PM Monday, May 29, New York's Bunker crew will once again close out the gallery with a label showcase.
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Researchers examined plates exposed to just 30 seconds of a hand dryer compared to those left in, you know, just plain feces-filled air.
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One by one, neighborhoods are falling to the Syrian regime, and those left behind face a variety of gruesome fates: Will they be trapped?
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Those left behind recall White as an ambitious, grounded, smiling high school junior at Bonnabel Magnet Academy High School whose life ended too soon.
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There is little sense that anything would improve if more people stayed, so those left behind are loth to criticise those who are leaving.
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The company announced this morning it will roll out a set of mobile-first banking services aimed at those left behind by traditional banks.
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Even when it's expected and one has had time to prepare, it can weigh heavy on the hearts and minds of those left behind.
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While "The Chi" is about a crime, it is less concerned with hunting down the killer than examining the repercussions for those left behind.
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Both wish to be seen as uncommonly common men more mindful of those left behind than the doctrinal boundaries of their faith, or politics.
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As his character gains dimension, it also becomes clear that some of his glorification comes through the rose-colored lenses of those left behind.
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Puente and other psychologists are worried that breaking up their families could have devastating mental health consequences for those deported and those left behind.
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On the less extreme end of the spectrum, those left untreated can look forward to seriously disturbed night-time sleep and excessive daytime sleepiness.
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The new season will explore how the departure of Mike and Rachel affect those left behind, particularly the firm's boss, Harvey Specter (Gabriel Macht).
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Within such a framework, even ardent pro-market theorists like Friedrich Hayek and Milton Friedman concede that society owes something to those left behind.
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There was also grumbling about pilfered merchandise — and the indifference of the local police — but mostly a longing for home and those left behind.
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Among those left standing, the candidate who can make the best case that they can defeat Donald Trump will likely earn the party's nomination.
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Many of those left to lead the company during the search for a CEO have little operational experience outside of the ride-hail company.
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Following the crash, many of those left the country as part of a huge outflow: 226,2008 people left between April 226 and 224 alone.
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He reckons at least half of those left in order to get married — and for a matchmaking app, that is the ultimate measure of success.
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The easier you make it for those left behind to locate and access your assets, the faster they can financially get back on their feet.
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Those left behind could gawp at the gap between their own world and the virtual one to which many Saudis escape for hours every day.
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Historic objects and archival material are presented in an interactive show that includes sound effects, animation and even a makeshift campsite for those left homeless.
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"Time to bring those left there to Australia to be cared for," Sarah Hanson-Young, a Greens party senator for South Australia, wrote on Twitter.
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But this boom does not benefit all residents, and those left out — the majority, it seems — have begun to vocally question what is going on.
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To the Editor: Thanks to David Brooks for his honesty about missing the anger and the alienation of those left behind in the economic recovery.
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The questions come often from adoptees looking to find the identities of their birth parents, or those left in the dark about their ancestral lineage.
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Coast Guard Lt. Zach Farrell said all but one of those left trapped by flames had been recovered by Wednesday afternoon, the Associated Press reported.
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Even among those left open, most remained empty, meaning any requirement to maintain a distance of at least a yard between customers was purely theoretical.
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The designs, which were all hand-rendered, had their own small flaws and quirks, the marks of works in progress or those left to time.
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One of the consequences of this has been the rise of populist politicians and political parties, claiming to represent those left behind by the system.
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Of those who went to fight, not all joined Islamic State, though most of those left in the region are thought to represent militant elements.
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That's because when a small group of religious leaders claim the right to define who is considered a Jew, it infuriates all those left out.
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After that, those left off the list will have to wait for Foreigners' Tribunals, special parallel courts with no right of appeal, to hear their cases.
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On both shows, the focus is never on the actual moment of death, but instead on those left behind to mourn and question and feel sorrow.
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Those left desiring trendy all-weather gear were satiated by the rise of Vetememes, a parody brand that released its own riff on the popular jacket.
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The momentary island seemed to draw out hope for survival by carving a sense of place for those left behind by the "progress" in San Francisco.
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The gilets jaunes are the French rallying point for those, left and right, old and young, peaceful and disruptive, who want to see this hope dashed.
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While mortgage rates are still historically low, so many borrowers have already refinanced, that the pool of those left who could benefit is extremely rate sensitive.
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The deportation, and even the arrest or detention, of a parent or other household family member can leave a lasting financial impact on those left behind.
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Drivers of both genders leave the sport when money or talent run out, and it is those left standing who have a chance at Formula One.
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"Events that aren't professional managed or professional produced are going away, and then those left in the market are forced to get more creative," he said.
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In the small town of Strazhitsa, in the country's north, scores of houses were destroyed and most of those left standing were deemed unsafe to occupy.
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We moved from an inclusive capitalism in the postwar era to a rigged system that hobbles unions, underinvests in children and then punishes those left behind.
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And in Colinas de Santa Fe, children could play obliviously while at their doorstep was a mass grave akin to those left by the Islamic State.
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The solution is not to stop the global market, but to help those left out of it find their way from Main Street to the mainstream.
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While oil-production companies can always file conveniently for bankruptcy, those left in the wake of an abandoned project cannot so readily shake off the consequences.
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Meanwhile, the people driven out of insurance markets are younger and healthier, so the CBO expects insurance premiums to be 10 percent higher for those left behind.
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As traditional flower retailers go out of business, those left behind have been raising prices to make up for revenue pressures due to competition from online sellers.
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Crucially, those children who were on holiday abroad would not have been surveyed, so the ones included in the study were those left hanging around at home.
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Global financial markets fret about their fiduciary responsibility to their shareholders, not to the suffering visited upon those left behind or by the side of the road.
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The revelation came early in the movie while Chris Evans' Captain America leads a support group for those left behind after Thanos wiped half the universe's population.
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But central banks are reluctant to cancel or even put an expiry date on notes, for fear that this would undermine trust in those left in circulation.
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Instagram is following in its parent Facebook's footsteps and making its service much more accessible to those left out of its app-centric, data-heavy sharing experience.
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Water as a weapon Before water cooperation can foster peace however, we have the moral obligation to act to protect those left vulnerable by global water crises.
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The group estimates about 90 percent of grapes had been picked before the fires started, and most of those left on vines were thick-skinned Cabernet Sauvignon.
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The nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office projects that 13 million fewer people will have health insurance, with premiums rising by 10 percent for those left on Obamacare's marketplaces.
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Those left behind included the captain Agustín Creevy, who also leads the Argentine national team, and veteran international players like Juan Martín Hernández and Lucas González Amorosino.
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On Thursday, they were setting up a base camp on an athletic field in Amatrice for the workers assisting those left homeless and now living in tents.
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Finally, Trump has usefully blown away the false notion that everybody wins from expanded trade — though he never had any intention of truly helping those left behind.
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This multihued and multi-textured patchwork of stories and songs honors the lives of people who have died of AIDS-related causes and acknowledges those left behind.
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Most of those left homeless by the fire, including more than 300 children, are still living in hotels and emergency accommodation as they wait for permanent housing.
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Hope for a miracle rescue faded as the names of the six dead became known, and those left living grappled with the senselessness, the suddenness of it.
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It does not excuse gazing out decades later to find that those left behind are not up on the latest thought and deciding, We didn't abandon them.
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In the days and weeks following the natural disaster, relief work will likely shift to support those left without homes and those sustaining major injuries from the devastation.
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But The Leftovers – about those left on the planet after two percent of the population mysteriously disappears – deals remarkably with collective grief and the exhausting journey to heal.
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While it was all great news for smokers, those left in the "non-smoking" section couldn't really avoid getting caught up in the smog, especially on longer flights.
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Meanwhile, the government will give those left homeless by the fire at least £5,500 from a £5 million emergency fund announced by Prime Minister Theresa May on Friday.
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The U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization is emphasizing the need to create economic opportunities for those left displaced and hungry by the effects of poverty and climate change.
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Because Democrats are offering those left-behind working-class folk nothing, they are turning to Republicans, who are at least acknowledging their problems and offering them easy scapegoats.
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But if this time is different, and automation leaves a huge chunk of working-age adults unemployed, a basic income would prevent mass suffering among those left out.
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Given various difficulties with jobs and poverty among newcomers or those left behind, there is an intermingling of ethnicity and religion, which are not identities made by choice.
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As we search for answers to how this could happen, we mourn the victims and envelop those left behind with our love during this time of unbearable loss.
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Each weekend ends with a "rose ceremony," in which the women who get to continue on the show are handed flowers, and those left roseless are sent packing.
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But, hey, Barclays customers with Android phones, there's always Samsung Pay, which is due to hit the UK this year and should cater to many of those left out.
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It is that these liberal-minded candidates, with all the right instincts, fail to find a way to speak to those left behind by the market forces they endorse.
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On the other hand, lifting sanctions is something that would likely cause a huge outcry among those left of center — and from some members of the GOP, like Sens.
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Although fewer members could give those left a larger slice of the business, they are keen to expand the club because it makes it look more transparent and competitive.
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But CNN was laser-focused on those left-wing issue positions on health reform and immigration, and they would surely be major topics in the general election as well.
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With Hurricane Irma keeping cruise ships from making trips around Florida and the Caribbean, the huge ships are setting sail to help those left reeling from the deadly storm.
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If all they're able to do is whip up a bunch of foaming Internet commenters, it may not be a great problem for those left running the White House.
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And as more and more stop paying dues, those left must take up the financial slack (and anyway, begin to feel like suckers)—so they too quit the union.
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"The mismatch in assets and liabilities could leave serious problems for those left holding the bag should the fund shrink in size," said Seides, the veteran hedge fund allocator.
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But it's easy to sympathize with the feelings of rage and hopelessness experienced by those left to die in Los Angeles, who will never know what they died for.
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Some 700,000 Rohingya have fled to Bangladesh in recent months, but the fate of those left behind has been less clear, for Myanmar mostly bans foreigners from Rohingya areas.
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In fact, unions began to cohere around a male, European-American profile, thus both demonstrating the need for worker alliances and forcing those left out to form alternative ones.
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The Indonesian Red Cross and other aid agencies are trying to get relief supplies to the area, while soldiers and police are setting up shelters for those left homeless.
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While I would quarrel with omissions like Mahler, Vivaldi, Liszt, Janacek, Mussorgsky, Berg, Shostakovich, it would be wrong to assume Tommasini disparages those left out of his top 17.
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Last week Malaysia said it would consider resuming the search if viable proposals or credible leads emerged, but a lack of closure continues to gnaw at those left behind.
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"Sabrina" is the story of a murder in Colorado, but focuses on the internet rumors and conspiracy theories that emerge around it and the impact on those left behind.
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Above all, it is important to keep in mind that reversing the existing liberal world order would likely make things worse for everyone, including those left behind by globalization.
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Stateless, largely destitute and shellshocked, the Romanovs had to learn to live without the country whose stewardship had been their duty for three centuries — and mourn those left behind.
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These studies link deportation to increased poverty, with its myriad ailments for those left behind: increased hunger, poor health, decline in emotional well-being, learning difficulties and, yes, homelessness.
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I spoke with Ms. Litoff about her reasons for making the film, how suicide affects those left behind and what she hopes people will take away from her story.
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Among those left behind under the umbrella of the Affordable Care Act would be people of modest means who qualify for Medicaid or receive sizable subsidies for private insurance.
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But even for those left alive, dirty air has a profound impact on brain function, according to research published on Monday in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
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Mr. Yaster said in an interview that his client had been among those left in a dark cell, illuminated only by sunlight from the windows, virtually around the clock.
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"The food may have been spoiled, but we remain solid," her daughter and incoming Senator, Imee Marcos, told those left at the party in comments streamed live on Facebook.
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And those left standing are forced to experiment with new business models and sustain the whims of the social media platforms that now hold news organizations' fate in their hands.
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With the Byers moving away at the end of Season 3, those left behind would likely be seriously alarmed by a mysterious Joyce look-a-like appearing on magazine covers.
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Specific details of the plan are being closely held, due to concerns about the security of the forces, especially for those left as the numbers dwindle in the coming days.
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In the absence of good explanations, these people understandably supplied their own, usually along the lines that they were being targeted inordinately in comparison with those left of them politically.
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There's big downside for those left out of the economic benefits that come along with strong AI. Of course, this all assumes that things like "states" exist at that point.
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While plenty of pooch parents are celebrating Take Your Dog to Work Day on June 22, there are those left out of the holiday because their office isn't pet-friendly.
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Many of the designated polling places in Gulf County have been destroyed, and some of those left standing have been turned into interim shelters, rendering them unusable, Mr. Hanlon said.
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The author's task is to replicate the nostalgia and hope his characters feel as they set out for new futures, or the fear, resentment and loneliness of those left behind.
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It is still wary of outsiders but, as residents began emigrating to Germany in the 118s, and those left behind began using cellphones, interaction with the wider world has grown.
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It won't be rapid, but I think ultimately the White Walkers will take out Winterfell's defenders and there will be a high casualty rate, forcing those left to flee south.
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Those who manage to couple up compete for a prize of £50,000; those left single are sent home, though the public can occasionally weigh in to vote people off, too.
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Still, we need a concise way to describe writers who routinely engage in politics, hoping to leave a mark more durable than those left by more disinterested works of scholarship.
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Still, though mocked by the country's black elite, Mr. Zuma was the most gifted politician in townships and rural areas, where he tapped into the resentment of those left behind.
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The law's defenders, however, fear that such plans could siphon off younger and healthier people, which could cause premiums to rise for those left buying policies in the Obamacare exchanges.
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The law's defenders, however, fear that such plans could siphon off younger and healthier people, which could cause premiums to rise for those left buying policies in the Obamacare exchanges.
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But the AC boom threatens to worsen the crisis it's responding to, and widen the divide between those who can afford to stay cool and those left out in the heat.
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The change was tiny, but so many borrowers have already refinanced at rock-bottom rates that there was a small pool of those left who can still benefit from a refinance.
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After enduring 17 rounds, Bailly told the competitors there weren't enough challenging words left in the dictionary, and after three last rounds, all those left standing would be named co-champions.
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WTO-ILO meetings would allow member countries to share their experiences educating and training their workforces for the next generation and to build effective social safety nets for those left behind.
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In England's case, Brexit also highlights a new layer in the political divide, which Prime Minister May alluded to in 2016 when she pledged to help those "left behind" by globalisation.
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Those left say they are there to "show our strengths," as Bucky Harjo, 63, of the Paiute tribe, from Reno, Nevada, put it, while the tribe deals with the legal battle.
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Far from helping those left behind by globalization, he argued, the true agenda of leading Brexit supporters is to shrink the state and extend the laissez-faire policies of Margaret Thatcher.
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Since Gorden posted the photo to her Flickr account, it — along with a second photo of the boy — have stirred up hope among those left heartbroken by Trump's victory last Tuesday.
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Tapping such concerns, Trump has promised punitive tariffs to "bring back" jobs for those left behind in the current recovery, particularly the roughly two thirds of Americans without a college degree.
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The administration hopes to get the number of those left as low as possible in order to make the case for bringing them to the U.S. and shutting down the facility.
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Even aside from Debnam-Carey's other obligations, the show's track record points to a pattern of killing people to motivate those left behind, and it doesn't care if fans like it.
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But understand this, too: At the core she is not a calculating crook but a smart, hard-working woman who is profoundly concerned with getting things done for those left behind.
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But she also scolded the business and government leaders at the gathering in Davos, Switzerland, for being complacent about inequality and helping to feed a populist reaction from those left behind.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - With average funeral costs edging toward 4,000 pounds ($63,100), dying in Britain has become an expensive proposition - at least for those left behind to pay the bills.
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While almost all thermal coal miners were hit by the previous price decline, and most shut or sold assets, those left with the best assets now stand to benefit from the rebound.
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But Europe's borders have slammed shut in a concerted effort to halt the influx and some of those left in limbo have pitched tents on muddy wasteland outside the town of Idomeni.
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On Thursday, the couple privately visited the community kitchen where she supported the women who created a fundraising cookbook to help the families and those left stricken by the Grenfell Tower tragedy.
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It's a feminism that believes patriarchy's gravest sin is being an impediment to personal success, and cares more about the women breaking glass ceilings than those left to clean up the shards.
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" The big picture: "Some 700,000 Rohingya have fled to Bangladesh in recent months, but the fate of those left behind has been less clear, for Myanmar mostly bans foreigners from Rohingya areas.
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From Columbine to Sandy Hook, Mother Emanuel to the Pulse nightclub, those left behind have had to grapple with the murder scene, and the difficult balance between looking back and moving on.
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But now a new administration in Washington is promising to reshape the government's role in curbing the intense concentration of wealth at the top and improving the fortunes of those left behind.
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Those left unspared include white men who fancy ourselves allies and everybody who has ever failed to question the righteousness of their power over others, which is to say, almost everybody alive.
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These numbers pale in comparison to those left bereft by suicide — often called "suicide loss survivors" — making it more critical than ever to shine a spotlight on this highly stigmatized mental health concern.
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Among those left out were US Appeals Court Judge Brett Kavanaugh and former US Solicitor General Paul Clement, Washington insiders who would likely have made the shortlists of a more traditional Republican president.
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Would the Marvel Cinematic Universe be a more surprising, dramatically compelling place if, in spite of the superheroic efforts of those left behind, none of the eradicated characters ever returned to the story?
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And as if the emotional trauma wasn't bad enough, those left behind can also be thrust into a financial mess; if your relative goes missing, you're legally prohibited from stopping their direct debits.
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Many Trump supporters I came to know in Louisiana were the elite among those left behind by globalization—elite in the sense that some half of them had college degrees and had prospered.
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But it would be immeasurably better than the hellscape populated by those left above, who would face radiation sickness, climatic disruption, virulent plagues, mass starvation, and the complete collapse of law and order.
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Many of those left inside the city feel abandoned or unfairly branded as cooperating with IS, while those who were forced to flee either long for home or feel torn from it forever.
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For many of those left in Atlanta, however, the best hope at this point might be an extra seat in the back of a rental truck with Gus Polinski and the Kenosha Kickers.
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With an estimated 40,000 homes badly damaged by the floods, the Federal Emergency Management Agency said it will look into rental properties for those left homeless and will consider using temporary housing units.
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The government of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has said it would not move to deport anybody, and would allow time for a lengthy appeals process for those left out of the registry.
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If Democrats focus on fixing the health care system, expanding the economy to those left out and securing our communities consistent with the Constitution, and Republicans focus on Schumer and Pelosi, Democrats win.
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Even before the Yellow Vests took to the streets, Mr. Macron realized that support was withering, and his government tried to pivot toward those left behind in the previous round of tax cuts.
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Those left in the pool, including the source, also filled out a questionnaire which asked among other questions, whether they had ever been the victim of physical or sexual assault or domestic violence.
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Those left behind miss out on the mayhem of the N.C.A.A. tournament, but still relish the chance to compete in the Final 269, run by U Sports, the governing body of Canadian athletics.
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The 2016 referendum on EU membership has been the most polarizing issue in recent British history, crystallising divisions between cities and towns, young and old, the winners of globalisation and those left behind.
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Black students fortunate enough to attend racially integrated schools enjoy, as demonstrated in the recent book "Children of the Dream: Why School Integration Works," profoundly better educational and health outcomes than those left behind.
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" In a New York Times article titled "Realistically, Bernie Sanders Cannot Afford Losses," Nate Cohn writes that the senator "has thrived in caucus states, but there is only one of those left: North Dakota.
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None of the choices are most likely to score nudity points, and witty lines are tied most closely to Varys, although Arya may have a few brutal words for those left on her list.
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In the aftermath of Irene, the residents of Moretown used this online community to coordinate meals for those left without a home, request assistance with the cleanup, or offer help with preserving family pictures.
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Sponsors of Republican debates have used similar criteria in trying to winnow the large field of candidates; Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky and Carly Fiorina were among those left out of Thursday's main debate.
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But Urbanisation Minister Mehmet Ozhaseki said in March the government would provide housing for all those left homeless by the destruction in Sur, one of seven areas of southeast Turkey that are being redeveloped.
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American democracy, while far from perfect, is fueled by the notion that money doesn't mean superiority, that we should be fighting for those left behind, not crowing about our ability to please the wealthy.
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An exodus from the island of survivors reduces economic potential, and those left behind struggle with closing schools, foreclosed homes, and continued trauma in a world they no longer recognize but must suffer through.
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" Christians United delivered an important countermessage to those left adrift by the rejection from their religious leaders: "We deny that Christ rejects anyone from his loving embrace because of their sexuality or gender identity.
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These are three enormous public housing apartment complexes built in 1932, 1938 and 1951, for people evicted by the fascist building schemes in central Rome, as well as those left homeless by the war.
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As to rising living standards, again the long-term case is right, but many of those left behind in today's America have good reason to challenge Easterbrook's rosy account of contemporary middle-class prosperity.
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Coast Guard Lt. Zach Farrell said all but one of those left seemingly trapped by flames onboard the 75-foot Conception early Monday have been recovered as of Wednesday afternoon, the Associated Press reported.
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Royal Canadian Mounted Police have been going door-to-door ordering those left behind to leave, and on Saturday, Alberta Premier Rachel Notley urged any stragglers left in the city to get out immediately.
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Bruning's work is a testament and a memorial not just to a handful of tragic heroes, but to those left bereft by this unique and explosive competition on the other side of the world.
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No matter what may go on behind the closed doors of consenting heterosexual couples, gay men were among those left most vulnerable by Section 377, which carried a maximum sentence of life in prison.
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For years in Washington, those left-wing views defined and to some extent diminished Mr. Sanders, an independent congressman and then senator who was widely regarded as a quirky outsider to the Democratic establishment.
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Having written about immigration before, we knew other, subtler changes were most likely already happening — from how immigration officers make their arrests and who they take in to the lives of those left behind.
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In effect, it is very difficult for ISIS to escape the city now, which means those left there will likely have no choice but to fight to the death, an outcome McGurk hopes for.
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But the President George W. Bush-appointed Roberts has flashed his own independent streak over the years, including on ObamaCare, and could be the closest to a wild card of those left on the bench.
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Sure, it'll depersonalize the experience of capturing an image, and I don't have an easy answer for how this would work in private spaces, should we still have any of those left in the future.
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They include hostility to immigration, dislike of Brussels bureaucrats, worries about sovereignty, an anti-elite mood, the discontent of those left behind by globalisation, a long history of Euroscepticism and a stridently anti-EU press.
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This will cause premiums to rise by an extra 10% per year for those left on the Obamacare markets, according to the CBO, and 13 million fewer people having insurance by a decade from now.
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Behind closed doors, just after the murder, she said Ko Ni's being "taken away from us" was a terrible blow and a warning to those left behind, according to a person familiar with her remarks.
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The director — whose debut feature film "Atlantics", set in Senegal, evokes the impact of migrant journeys on those left behind — said she was also driven by a desire to see black lives represented on screen.
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But he wasn't exactly a great steward of American democracy, and his speech shows why: He portrays the failure of elites as the failure to understand the lot of the poor or those left behind.
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Those left behind said they would continue their sit-in until they were at least allowed to recount their stories to border officials and try to convince them that it was unsafe to go home.
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Given time and hard work, it is possible this will be one of the hallmark achievements of the Trump administration and a return to the true mission of revitalizing the lives of those left behind.
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Four helicopters rescued 65 people from the four-person cable cars before night fell over Mont Blanc, the highest mountain in the Alps, and dropped emergency blankets and bottles of water for those left stuck.
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Popular vote polls, however, also exaggerate the influence of massive states, such as New York and California, in the outcome of the election and mask trends that might be occurring outside those left-leaning states.
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"2100", which features vocals from Roc Nation artist Boots who previously appeared on Run The Jewels 2, is a sombre but palpably angry call to arms for all those left reeling by yesterday's election result.
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If there is a hierarchy of attention during a war, it is not a stretch to believe that the older population — especially those left behind, trapped and isolated — is near the bottom of that list.
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Despain's story, too, marks the divide between the newcomers who help bring the destruction — wealthy developers, it's assumed — and those left to suffer the most, the ones who knew all along and had no choice.
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Brian Jeong, co-founder of Hawthorne, one of the most innovative startups making the personal grooming side of self-care easier for men, considers Hawthorne a doorway for those left out of self-care culture.
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Those left to clean up the mess are in a race against time to get the waste under control before the region's rainy season, which stretches from December through February, spreads the waste even further.
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Microfinance took off in Cambodia in the 1990s as a way to provide easier access to credit for those left impoverished after decades of war, allowing many to purchase farming equipment or set up small businesses.
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That "good in this world" is already apparent in the outpouring of support and solidarity to those in Orlando and in the many ways that have been set up for people to help those left injured.
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A lawyer for Kaptanoglu Group, an Istanbul-based shipping company, said the crew members abducted from the M/T Puli included the ship's captain and that those left behind were unharmed, according to the newspaper Hurriyet.
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As Mental Floss wrote, "nearly all of the theorists seem to agree that the Pied Piper and his rat-whispering abilities were the personification of a force that those left behind in Hamelin could not control."
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Those left behind often end up in "make work" jobs that may count for federal work requirements, but do absolutely nothing to help people get ahead by giving them the skills they need for meaningful employment.
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By "we" I mean all those left, center and even right who saw Donald Trump as the worst man ever to run for president and assumed that a strong majority of our fellow citizens would agree.
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Many on social media responded to the fire by trying to help, sharing details of where people could drop off clothes and food for the victims — and even offering shelter to those left without a home.
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More entrepreneurialism, mindfulness training, education focused on the modern ways of technology: These are the sorts of items that tend to get discussed here as the response to the plight of those left behind by globalization.
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Revolutionaries or rebels, like Abdel Latif, find vigor and life in the hope of breaking the chains of the regime, but those left behind by their seemingly inevitable deaths feel the weight of fear and suffering.
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That night, two major bakeries hundreds of miles apart were targeted and destroyed in nighttime air raids, as was a cotton factory in Hayyan, Aleppo, which acted as a major employer to those left in the region.
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But it's possible that the massive field of contenders and the chaotic nature of the race could keep many long shots in, with the hope that anything could happen for those left standing when votes are cast.
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With vacancies mounting at the Fed and growing doubts among those left on the board about the usefulness of traditional economic modeling, President Trump's choice to head up the Fed next year takes on even more significance.
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Many health policy experts worry that if large numbers of healthy people move into such plans, it would drive up premiums for those left in Affordable Care Act plans because the risk pool would have sicker people.
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And with little paperwork left behind to indicate his wishes for his estate, his catalog and possessions have been left in disarray as those left behind scramble to set up profitable arrangements like the new streaming deals.
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Photo: APThe situation in Houston and surrounding areas of southeast Texas hit hard by Hurricane Harvey this weekend has gone from bad to worse as floodwaters continue to rise, with some of those left behind beginning to panic.
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" Van Zandt said that the message that FBI negotiators should send those left inside is this: "If you're 100 percent behind this group, come out, make your statement, let the world know… make sure nobody dies in vain.
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Just as Brexit and U.S. President Donald Trump's campaigns exploited injustices felt by those "left behind" by automation and globalisation, the new populism could target an age-group facing slow economic growth and limited access to asset wealth.
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Soon the cover will also provide financial help for those left with damaged or destroyed houses and small businesses, as well as paying compensation for deaths, said Manjula de Silva, chairman of the insurance trust, known as NIFT.
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But he warned against the emergence of a "useless class" — those left redundant from job losses — and called on individuals and institutions to do more to ensure people are able to up-skill and take on new roles.
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Among those left off the list are Boston power broker Jack Connors Jr., Hollywood producer Jordan Horowitz, hedge fund investor John Petry and former Ambassadors Nicole Avant and John Phillips, who served in the Bahamas and Italy, respectively.
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" The relief she felt then, coupled with a more recent comment he'd made to Randall about the burden that suicide places on those left behind, allowed her to believe that for him suicide "would never be the answer.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Private equity firms, armed with a record $1 trillion in cash, are investing more in public companies than at any time since the financial crisis, buying those left behind in Wall Street's nine-year bull market.
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" Political pundits are already handing the nomination to Clinton, however, with Nate Cohn writing in the New York Times ahead of Tuesday that Sanders, "has thrived in caucus states, but there is only one of those left: North Dakota.
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The findings, published in the journal Pediatrics, showed children trained to use hand sanitizer developed fewer respiratory infections and received fewer antibiotics than those left to follow their usual hand-washing procedures or taught to use soap and water.
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But those left behind will not miss a stroke of Ledecky's attempt to win the 800-meter freestyle and become only the second swimmer, after Debbie Meyer, to capture the 200, 400 and 800 distances at the same Games.
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"The fact that the company took approximately a year to notify impacted users raises red flags within this Committee as to what systemic issues prevented such time-sensitive information from being made available to those left vulnerable," said Sen.
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Prominent Democratic politicians and policy thinkers are finding ways to make economic issues front and center — even though the economy is doing relatively well — by emphasizing that opportunity is not equal and proposing solutions geared towards those left behind.
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Appealing to those left behind by globalization was a favorite campaign theme of both Mr. Trump, a millionaire businessman with a privileged upbringing, and Mr. Farage, who went to an exclusive private school and started out as a trader.
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It pivots toward those left behind in the previous round of tax cuts, targeting €6 billion in housing and payroll tax cuts at the working class, on top of reductions in employee health care contributions and unemployment insurance payments.
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Shafiuddin Ahmed, a Muslim teacher living in Assam, said that he had submitted his passport and other documents as part of the effort to update the citizenship list but that his name was among those left off the draft.
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With a presidential election five months away, the political dynamics at play seemed quite similar to the American situation: a rise of populism and nationalism, a decline of liberal forces, anger from those left behind, a backlash against globalization.
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While this was going on, Manson and his family would hide underground to wait out the conflicts, and in the end, would emerge and then rule over whoever was still standing — and Manson predicted those left would be black men.
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Torn apart by the Cultural Revolution, the descendants of the Ye family in Problem certainly aren't done with their share of academic-fueled horror—and, like those left in its wake, we must parse out whatever the hell is going on.
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Messrs Gardels and Berggruen: It is no surprise that those left behind by the enormous and rapid changes of recent years are seized by anxiety and the sense they've lost control over their destiny to distant institutions run by strangers.
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There have been demands for answers as to how the blaze was able to engulf the 24-storey building along with complaints that not enough was being done to provide assistance for those left homeless or information about those still missing.
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"Those left behind don't have a chance to benefit from an economic expansion until there's persistent high pressure in labor markets," Jared Bernstein, a senior fellow at the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, wrote in an article for Vox.
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That event -- courtesy of novelist Tom Perrotta, who adapted his book with "Lost's" Damon Lindelof -- was a doozy: Two percent of the world's population suddenly disappeared in a Rapture-like flash, unleashing confusion, pain and guilt among those left behind.
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Specialists carried out forensic analysis of the gun, including test-firing the pistol, and identified that the marks from the firing pin left on the ejected cartridge case recovered from the scene matched those left on bullets during test firing.
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With residents emigrating to the U.S. mainland in droves and nearly half of those left on the island living in poverty, Governor Alejandro Garcia Padilla has demanded sharp cuts in payments to bondholders, calling it necessary to afford government services.
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Instead of performing a face-punch, detectives usually get someone's DNA through a court order or an "abandonment sample," which are those left-behind cigarette butts and other bits of DNA that police collect when a suspect leaves them behind.
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Democratic panel members highlighted actions by the Trump administration that they argue have hurt people with pre-existing conditions, like the expansion of non-ObamaCare plans that could draw healthy people from the markets, raising premiums for those left behind.
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With a double-digit lead throughout the campaign, Mexicans who decried a system seen as not working for them gravitated to López Obrador's message of change and of fighting for those left behind, especially in southern Mexico, the president-elect's birthplace.
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The Danish economist, who began as executive director of UN Environment earlier this month, emphasized the need to care for those left unemployed as swathes of the global economy swap carbon-heavy energy like coal for renewable sources like solar.
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"The fact that the company took approximately a year to notify impacted users raises red flags within this committee as to what systemic issues prevented such time-sensitive information from being made available to those left vulnerable," Republican Jerry Moran said.
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"The fact that the company took approximately a year to notify impacted users raises red flags within this Committee as to what systemic issues prevented such time-sensitive information from being made available to those left vulnerable," said Republican Sen.
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The Supreme Court, which had ordered the process underlying the National Register of Citizens, has now directed that no action should be initiated against those left out and that a procedure should be set up for dealing with claims and objections.
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Mr. Putin's success in stoking a bitter Russian nationalism had signaled early our age of anger, one in which demagogues would be best placed to exploit the rage of those left behind, cheated, disoriented and scorned by global regimes of privatization.
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He captured scenes of drug use and apparent overdoses, former addicts and their journeys toward recovery, systems and institutions straining with the deadly influx of drugs, and the pain of those left behind to mourn and pick up the pieces.
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Only three starters from last week's 21-0 home win against the Houston Dynamo also started in a 2-1 loss at the Montreal Impact four days later, and of those left out, only Jeremy Ebobisse and Jorge Villafana even traveled.
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After James romped his way into the NBA Finals in each of the last eight seasons, those left in his wake can be excused if they are breathing a sigh of relief because their nemesis is now in the more competitive Western Conference.
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It is, in effect, a recognition of the fact that most of those mining jobs are never coming back — and the best course of action is to embrace cleaner power and aid those left behind by the transition through retraining and other policies.
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"When I learned of the news yesterday evening, I immediately set up my 10-inch Dob [telescope] for a look, but I was unable to make out any dark scar such as those left in the wake of previous Jupiter strikes," wrote King.
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"Gun laws, by and large, are supported on the left and opposed on the right, but those left-based laws have a disparate impact on the black community," Cato Institute Project on Criminal Justice policy analyst Adam Bates told BuzzFeed about Allen's case.
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Repealing Obamacare, which has provided coverage to twenty-two million people, including Jim's family members; cutting safety-net programs; downgrading hard-won advances in civil liberties and civil rights—these things will make the lives of those left out only meaner and harder.
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As he has advanced in the polls, Buttigieg has increasingly drawn a contrast with those left-leaning senators, casting himself as more of a moderate in the mold of former Vice President Joe Biden, who was also on stage in Los Angeles.
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His papacy is one whose defense of the marginalized — particularly those left behind by global capitalism — has rendered him a political as well as pastoral figure, albeit one willing to critique elements of modern liberalism embraced by the political left and political right alike.
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Think of those left homeless, those who cannot afford an annual holiday, those condemned to horrible commutes; of those couples without the money to move in together (or to separate); of the young adults unable to live near the apprenticeships or jobs they want.
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But when they meet for the U.S. Federal Reserve's annual research conference in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, this week, it will be with the growing recognition that the world economic order they helped create could unravel unless the benefits of globalization can reach those left behind.
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These studies support our findings on older people's willingness to discuss often taboo topics, their acceptance of impending death, and their concerns around what the dying process would bring: increasing dependence, being a burden, and the impact of their own death on those left behind.
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Doing so is not just a social imperative, but also an economic one, because the policies that advance incomes for those left behind by economic changes will likewise expand and improve the workforce, helping us to avoid the type of slow growth we're experiencing today.
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Kaphar adapts classical painting and sculpture to critique the whiteness of art history and create alternate narratives — not just to remember those left out of the canon, but also to criticize a systemic process of deliberate obfuscation on the part of museums, historians, and institutions.
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What changed was diminishing access to good jobs, reduced commitment to investment in human capital, a hurricane of addictive drugs (some peddled by the pharmaceutical industry), and the rise of a harsh social narrative that vilified those left behind — a narrative that workers often internalized.
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The U.N. agency said those left in the running were Ethiopian Foreign Minister Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, medical doctor David Nabarro who served as U.N. envoy on Ebola, and Sania Nishtar, the Pakistani founder of a health think tank Heartfelt who served one year as a federal minister.
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In particular, Lights Out joins a recent movement of works about mental illness that attempt to argue that sometimes, those who suffer from it get to a place where suicide can seem like a relief or release — though that choice leaves emotional wreckage for those left behind.
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One has to wonder if Brees might feel different if he had experience with black military families victimized by police violence, or, for that matter, even those left on roofs without food, water, or national urgency during Hurricane Katrina in the city where he plays football.
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But when you consider that 25 percent of Britain's population has been diagnosed with a mental health-related issue—more if you consider those left undiagnosed—and that three in four mental health issues arise in childhood, it's fair to say the number likely runs worryingly higher.
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Medicaid — once an overlooked health insurance program that focused on covering the marginalized while Medicare covered the mainstream — has become a national treasure, covering those left out of a rising economic tide and proving itself a true lifeline to impoverished elders and those with a disability.
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Brahms, writing after the deaths of his mother and his surrogate father, Robert Schumann, bypassed the standard liturgical meditations on death and judgment — no Dies Irae to scare the bejesus out of listeners — and set biblical texts of his own choosing, intended to console those left behind.
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In some slightly more hopeful US election news, Best Coast's Bethany Cosentino has taken a little positive action by setting up an email support hotline, with the intention of helping all those left feeling "empty, disgusted, confused, helpless and scared" by the result of the vote.
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The support for and opposition to Mr. Trump often seems tied less to his specific policy prescriptions than to evaluations of who he is — a fighter taking on elites on behalf of those left behind or a vulgarian narcissist with no respect for the rule of law.
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The mirror Trump holds up is to America in its entirety, from Hudson Yards to the death of Main Street, from the Kardashians to the opioid crisis, from the financiers doing the rigging to those left out or left behind, from callow Republicans to compromised Democrats.
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Framed around his father's death following a massive seizure in 2006, THE BOOK OF RESTING PLACES: A Personal History of Where We Lay the Dead (Counterpoint, $26) is both a grief memoir and a travelogue through the afterlife — at least as it's experienced by those left behind.
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As they've done so, Powell has commented on the benefits of this policy stance in providing "second chances" to those "left behind," rhetoric that suggests a renewed focus on those further down the economic ladder among our chief economic policymakers (Powell's predecessor, Janet Yellen, made similar claims).
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But before giving away their shirts, the Bruins may well have tossed away their shot at 2016 NHL playoffs — a stunning 6-1 defeat at the hands of the Ottawa Senators that led to the awkward shirt giveaway that included boos from those left in the stands.
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That is the real meaning of those sets of remains on a shelf or set of bones scattered in the desert, as Molina is all too aware: a particular person who has disappeared into the often unrecorded masses of the border death count, without word to those left behind.
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Targeted, not sweeping tariffs; an understanding of what trade deficits mean and what they don't; export-oriented industrial policies; trade deals representing a very different group of stakeholders; a laser focus on those left behind — these are some of the foundational ideas that any Democratic trade policy should champion.
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It would be a back door to achieve the same end (providing an escape hatch from Obamacare for healthier customers, one that is likely to lead to higher premiums for those left behind in the law's markets) and would be more clearly in line with the administration's agenda.
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Alien: Covenant isn't about the end of creativity in Hollywood, but it is about how creation becomes frustrating when the only building blocks you have to work with are those left behind by ancients whose motives might have become inscrutable, even if you're one of those ancients yourself.
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And as it happens, the 2016 election largely pitted these rising regions against those left behind, which is why counties carried by Hillary Clinton, who won only a narrow majority of the popular vote, account for a remarkable 64 percent of U.S. G.D.P., almost twice as much as Trump counties.
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Those left off the current list include officers in the Indian army, one from a pair of twins, tens of thousands of women from families too poor, unlettered or conservative to have considered registering their births or marriages, and several serving or former members of Assam's local legislature—including one from the BJP.
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One by one, he takes them into a room, questions them, and when he doesn't get the answers he wants, he fires a shot and whispers in their ear to be quiet "or the next one's for real," leading those left standing to believe their friends are bleeding out in various motel rooms.
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" If the link between race and status remains, Penner and Saperstein can imagine a future in the US where the pattern in the survey is replicated on a grand scale: More people are allowed to move across the color lines, but "such changes may only further cement racial stereotypes for those left behind.
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Underground activists, inside and outside the country, have figured out a few creative ways, however, to spread the message of freedom and organize those left home in Eritrea: internet opposition, Facebook posting, satellite pirate radio, cold calling Eritreans at home, writing messages on banknotes, and putting up posters in the middle of the night.
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I raise this all simply to point out that of all the policies that Trump has proposed thus far, the one that surely does the least for a core group of his supporters — those left behind by globalization, those hurt by rising inequality, trade deficits, and the erosion of middle-class opportunities — is the repeal of the estate tax.
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Consider this: Faced with a general election against Donald Trump, an opponent that many decent Republicans find repugnant, Clinton and her team may use the VP pick to appeal to moderate swing voters and even some Republicans -- thereby expanding her base beyond those left-of-center white, Latino and black voters she can already count on.
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If you can get past the insane array of obstacles wrought by decades of stymied housing construction, the unrelenting influx of new tech money, and good, old-fashioned gentrification, you'll find no shortage of excitement as you bear witness to the super-rich eradicating a region's fabric while those left behind white-knuckle grip onto whatever they can.
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Since the global financial crisis, the policy mood toward such rescues has shifted in Mr. Lerrick's direction: Those left holding Greek bonds in 2012 took a big hit, depositors with more than 100,000 euros in Cypriot banks in 2013 lost money, and there are now laws in place in Europe that make bond investors pay when a bank fails.
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Analysing recent additions, Mr Autor and Anna Salomons, of Utrecht University, reckon that new types of jobs fall into three broad categories: frontier work, closely associated with new technologies; wealth work, catering to the needs of well-to-do professionals; and "last-mile jobs", which Mr Autor characterises as those left over when most of a task has been automated.
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As he prepares to address the Democratic National Convention on Thursday, the governor finds himself an awkward fit for a party tugged leftward by Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont: Mr. Cuomo will be trying to overcome his reputation for centrist compromise in a political moment that, in its focus on those left behind, seems lifted straight from his father's school of liberalism.
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This would raise premiums for those left in the individual market, as insurers would still be required to cover anyone who applies: Insurers would still be required to provide coverage to any applicant, would not be able to vary premiums to reflect enrollees' health status or to limit coverage of preexisting medical conditions, and would be allowed to vary premiums by age only to a limited degree.
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Although a percentage of the proceeds from the sale of some of the shirts — there are many types and various purveyors — go to Planned Parenthood and the American Civil Liberties Union, the whole gambit recalls a time when the relationship between politics and style seemed less preoccupied with telegraphing aphoristic opinions and more concerned with direct social and economic remediation for those left behind by American consumer culture.
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"And if we didn't get quite enough Shogun World (or other worlds/parks for that matter) for my taste, the third season sets up a blueprint that would allow Dolores, Bernard and Charlotte — or at least the nonhuman version of Charlotte — to live in the real world, expand the number of hosts who will exist beyond the walls and, at the same time, keep those left behind (or dead) in the parks relevant."
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Their newfound interest in people they argued for decades would benefit if only the rich were helped to get richer is not motivated by sudden concern over the plight of those left behind, but rather by Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE.
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With the scent of BBQ floating through the leafy outdoor patio, guests alternated between munching on burgers and dancing to groovy, Latin-influenced dance music like reggaeton and dancehall from Mexican DJs Esamipau and Puma, and New York's Bearcat, Riobamba and HD. When the festivities wrapped up at 10PM, those left standing headed over to speakeasy-esque nightclub Crom for an afterparty called Asphyxia, where NYC transplants Zakmatic and Nightcoregirl blasted standout sets of screeching hardstyle and gabber.
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Mr. Garcetti said that he believed homelessness was a problem of human creation that human action could solve; last fall, Los Angeles voters approved a groundbreaking $22015 billion bond measure to finance 70,22011 new units of housing for the homeless, and in coming days are expected to pass a county sales tax to pay for $3.55 billion worth of rental subsidies, counseling and other services for those left homeless while struggling with mental illness or drug addiction.
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Since Roosevelt left no lasting record of his life and thoughts following his untimely death in Warm Springs, Ga., in April 1945 at age 63, Hamilton relies on those left by others, including insightful diaries by Mackenzie King, the Zelig-like Canadian prime minister who always seemed to be on hand at key moments, and Henry L. Stimson, the Republican secretary of war who at times resisted Roosevelt's judgments only to come around to recognize the virtues of the president's approach.
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