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We hired folks to cover the NBA, to cover the NFL, to cover soccer.
To cover Trump like I was going to cover anybody else.
The press should be able to cover whatever they want to cover.
So often, they're going alone — to cover a band, to cover an artist.
Our bill expands Medicare to cover all people and to cover long-term care.
Women are given rags to cover their pants, and sleeves to cover their elbows.
We're looking for one great reporter to cover pharma/biotech and another to cover health policy.
In New America, each program director raises his or her own money and then [gives] the center a certain percentage of the money to cover rent, to cover accounting, to cover communications.
We can't make books fast enough to cover the kinds of things I think we need to cover.
He is naked, save for a rag to cover his penis and a crown to cover his head.
One lie had to cover another lie, had to cover another lie, and that was her way of life.
Rhetorically, they're talking about how we have to cover people with preexisting conditions and we have to cover everybody.
Everyone in media is trying to figure out how to cover Donald Trump, and how much to cover him.
Providers will face a pay cut if the government program expands to cover more people (or to cover everybody).
If insurers have to cover everyone, then they raise their prices to cover the costs of insuring sick people.
GIGOT: Because it would look like her was attempting to cover up, even if he has nothing to cover up?
"To cover a presidential election fairly, you're going to have to cover Bloomberg like everyone else," the former employee said.
And that could mean they&aposd need to cover all the expenses your income used to cover on their own.
They gave them a bonus, they tried to cover that up as well like they tried to cover up the violation.
Ninety minutes isn't enough time to cover every important issue in the election, so the impulse to cover more is natural.
AND SO IF I WERE FORCED TO COVER I COULD PUSH THE STOCK PRICE UP. I'M NO LONGER FORCED TO COVER.
Raising money to cover costs for shooting victims is not newThe move to raise money to cover the costs is not new.
The 2-year Treasury auction had a bid-to-cover ratio of 2.30, below last month's auction bid-to-cover of 2.63.
She also wants him to cover her attorney's fees, but -- you guessed it -- Justin wants her to cover her own legal expenses.
They found that even in states where Medicaid was legally allowed to cover abortion, some Medicaid insurance providers declined to cover the procedure.
"If we're going to cover restaurants at all, we have a duty to cover the most expensive and the most acclaimed," he said.
A recommended minimum is enough money to cover 12 months of income shortfalls and a maximum level to cover 36 months of shortfalls.
To cover her rent, Nelson got a part-time job as a waitress at Chili's and to cover tuition, she took out loans.
In so doing, they make many, many choices about how much to cover events and candidates during a campaign, and how to cover them.
Miller's process isn't to cover the canvas with paint so much as to cover and uncover it, to interrupt, upend or subvert an expectation.
PART OF THAT IS, ONE, INVESTORS REALIZING THIS IS NO LONGER ABOUT BILL BEING FORCED TO COVER BECAUSE WE'LL NEVER BE FORCED TO COVER.
"If you aren't going to cover up your tattoos to come to work, you're not going to cover them for the interview," she said.
" And then at some point last year you guys said, "Actually we're not going to cover him anymore, we're done trying to cover him.
Thankfully, I had enough money stashed away in my emergency fund to cover the earnings lost during that time and to cover my medical bills.
The ban was extended on Thursday to cover Italy, though Morrison has ruled out extending the restrictions to cover the European Union as a whole.
It would be expanded to cover workers with earnings up to 150 percent of the poverty line and to cover single workers ages 1.63-24.
We assume that local debt will be issued to cover existing local maturities, and that foreign debt will be used to cover any remaining financing needs.
Companies that do not generate enough free cash flow to cover expenses such as dividends typically have to borrow or sell assets to cover the shortfall.
The auction bid-to-cover ratio, which gives an indication of demand, came in at 3.06, below the previous auction's bid-to-cover ratio of 3.37.
Unlike my client, who lied to cover up an illegal act of bribery, Flynn lied to cover up a perfectly legal encounter with a Russian diplomat.
It is likely to cover fewer people than ObamaCare Many Republicans acknowledge that their plan is likely to cover fewer people than the Affordable Care Act.
But if the government were to use the mere existence of side effects to decide not to cover therapies, there would be no therapies to cover.
The plans don't need to cover certain "essential" benefits such as mental-health services and prenatal care, and they can refuse to cover people with preexisting conditions.
I love knowing that I have both the cash I need to cover an unexpected expense and credit card points to cover last-minute flights and hotels.
The reneged donations set the RNC $6 million behind the $64 million needed to cover the Cleveland convention – a gap the letter explicitly asked the Adelsons to cover.
The auction bid-to-cover ratio, which gives an indication of demand, came in at 3.12, above a bid-to-cover ratio of 2.58 from the previous auction.
The auction bid-to-cover ratio, which gives an indication of demand, came in at 3.50, above a bid-to-cover ratio of 3.12 from the previous auction.
When asked about the cover, the group had this to say: "We didn't want to cover "Return of the Mack," we had to cover "Return of the Mack.
CAIRO, Oct 15 (Reuters) - Egypt's supplies minister said on Saturday the country has sufficient sugar reserves to cover four months' needs and oil to cover four months' demand.
Beal said he would have to lend Krajnyak money to cover all the expenses some months; other months she made enough to cover the costs, the affidavit said.
The political press has long wanted to cover politics like a sport, to cover the plays of each party as if they are morally and ethically the same.
The other would contain a significant loophole: Insurers would have to cover those with pre-existing illnesses, but would not have to cover care for those particular illnesses.
Employers would sometimes refuse to cover certain conditions, and companies would have to decide if they would drop any of the conditions they are now required to cover.
One visit and Ms. Thompson began sending gifts, including a blanket to cover the rips in a chair and two fetching throw pillows to cover up other lapses.
The State Department pays each refugee agency $226 per person to cover administrative costs, with another $215,22013 going directly to the refugee or to cover expenses like rent.
No one is more sick of the 2016 election than the pundits who have to cover it No one is more sick of the 2016 election than the pundits who have to cover it No one is more sick of the 2016 election than the journalists who have to cover it.
I really had to cover him from afar and I had to cover him and the story through the crowd and through the people who were attending the rally.
The plans don't need to cover some of ObamaCare's "essential" benefits such as mental-health services and prenatal care, and they can refuse to cover people with preexisting conditions.
It was humongous, so there was no choice but to find a hat to cover it — because there was no lighting or makeup that was going to cover it.
Its business plan turns the need to cover everywhere to cover anywhere into a feature by focusing on developing countries; nowhere will be too remote for it to serve.
The healthcare team is also planning to add two great reporters to the team — one to cover pharma/biotech and another (for the first time!) to cover health policy.
Raising it now to cover a stadium will make it harder to raise in the future to cover schools, in a state already infamous for its poor public education.
The bid-to-cover ratio, a gauge of demand, came in at 3.99 percent, slightly higher than the bid-to-cover ratio of 3.92 percent from the previous auction.
His plan would both expand traditional Medicare to cover all Americans, and change the structure of the program, to cover more services and eliminate most deductibles and co-payments.
So then I kind of left to cover that, and then the Viacom CEO is ousted in the middle of this, so then I left to cover that story.
Parity laws require that the insurer, if it claims to cover mental health and addiction treatment, would have to cover an evidence-based medication for addiction at a similar level.
That's enough to cover the cost of tea dumped into the harbor for sure, although not to cover the millions Uber might owe to contractors in a class-action lawsuit.
"With such a large price move on the open, most short-sellers that are looking to cover are waiting for a retracement before placing buy-to-cover orders," he said.
The auction bid-to-cover ratio, which gives an indication of demand, came in at 3.37, slightly below a high bid-to-cover ratio of 3.54 from the previous auction.
Conway did not clarify if states would be required to cover people with pre-existing conditions, or if they'd be required to cover any specific health care needs at all.
"Here the lie and the obstruction was to cover up an email address to cover up a much bigger investigation that was going on," Schiller said, according to The Post.
The way we're playing it going forward is that Glasses is good at his job, and when he says he's going to cover it up, he's going to cover it up.
"We come at things from a similar political perspective, but it all boils down to the topics we decide to cover and the way we decide to cover them," she added.
Yes, we have further ground to cover — so much.
" It will be a lot to cover in one keynote, but "Apple does so much now that a single annual software keynote is going to need to cover a lot of ground.
In addition, they often have to cover the cost of the program themselves because the school won't, and the offering organization isn't able to cover the operating cost of such a program.
A check for $1,489 was written to cover Betty Price's seat on a trip to Asia, while a check for $85033,013.66 was written to cover her seat on a trip to Africa.
A check for $1,489 was written to cover Price's wife's seat on a trip to Asia, while a check for $6,013.66 was written to cover her seat on a trip to Africa.
Banks would need capital to cover haircuts taken during the sale of stressed assets, and the bad bank would most likely require capital to cover any losses incurred during the resolution process.
And he can't tell the media what to cover or how to cover it because, well, this is a democracy and -- per my point above -- that's not how any of this works.
" Retired now, McCusker has great empathy for reporters trying to cover Trump today: "We also had to cover both candidates equally and fairly, even when it felt almost ridiculous to do that.
I decided to have ... The entrepreneurial experience as authentic as I could concoct it was the best way to cover all of the things I wanted to cover about the tech industry.
The Jayapal and Sanders bills would both expand traditional Medicare to cover all Americans, and change the structure of the program to cover more services and eliminate most deductibles and co-payments.
We're not going to cover, since we're weekly, we're not going to cover games and standings, but we're going to tell the behind-the-scenes story of the athletes and the teams.
United lets travelers use miles to cover the cost of in-flight Wi-Fi, while Marriott lets guests request instant redemption to cover charges for spa services, cocktails and other on-site charges.
If a patient in New York can buy a lightly regulated policy from Iowa, what good are New York's rules about what plans have to cover and how they have to cover it?
The result is that coverage can feel confusing and biased, because the real rationale for the decisions being made about what to cover and how to cover it is obscured from the audience.
In all, they got two mortgages from Chemical Bank, according to property records: one for $37,692 to cover the purchase from the land bank and another for $207,000 to cover the rehab costs.
The California law will also require Medi-Cal, the state's version of Medicaid, to cover H.I.V.-prevention drugs obtained from pharmacies, and prohibits insurance companies from requiring prior authorization to cover the drugs.
The Treasury Department auctioned $41 billion in 5-year notes with solid demand, as the auction had a bid-to-cover ratio of 2.49, just under last month's bid-to-cover of 2.50.
There are different ways to cover a story about migrants.
Are you going to cover ... When are you on next?
She received an additional $534 to cover her back rent.
"I asked for you to cover it," Ronda later confides.
We were making money, but not enough to cover expenses.
But the FBI should want to cover them as well.
He has raised money to cover his costs through GoFundMe.
I contribute about $600 a month to cover these costs.
WHAT'S IT LIKE FOR YOUR TEAM TO COVER MR. TRUMP?
Many of today's policies are unlikely to cover such operations.
He is looking to raise $30,000 to cover the expenses.
They have setup a GoFundMe page to cover the expenses.
Hey, they are going to cover like sleepy Joe Biden?
Stahl's favorite president to cover in her long, storied career?
Under the ACA, insurance providers are required to cover IUDs.
Politics Once again, there's a lot of ground to cover.
The bill also provides insurance requirements to cover abortion procedures.
Violators are asked to cover up or remove offending items.
HEMINGWAY: Well, economic policy is something very important to cover.
But Apple still needs to cover a lot more ground.
And in order to cover the president, journalists require access.
"No one was trying to 'cover it up'," he wrote.
So due diligence seems to cover only some countries' rules.
They tried to cover it up by hiding the evidence.
Or was NBC News trying to cover up Weinstein's conduct?
Democrats say Trump then sought to cover up his actions.
AEG in turn pressed the Trump campaign to cover it.
We've got a couple areas that we want to cover.
BuzzFeed News sent reporter Scaachi Koul to cover the conference.
I have no choice I have to cover it pic.twitter.
Right now I have it just to cover costs, basically.
The ballot initiatives aim to cover people in this position.
What the vlogger wants to cover is up to them.
No one wants to cover the mass murder of schoolchildren.
The aim will be to cover 60 countries by 2018.
And "intense" doesn't even begin to cover what we found.
And the press will also be unlikely to cover them.
Drought conditions could soon expand to cover the entire Southeast.
So providers need more satellites to cover a broad area.
You didn't want to cover ... go into politics at all?
The remainder is what your savings will have to cover.
Republicans argued the cost to cover fertilization was too high.
For a while, I tried to cover up my finances.
Onsen sometimes provide plasters to cover up the offending bits.
She asked for $2,188 in damages to cover medical bills.
Believe me, one word doesn't begin to cover his significance.
Require insurance companies to cover fertility treatments for LGBTQ couples.
His hair was long enough to cover [the wound] though.
And everyone tried to cover up and make it okay.
Apple hadn't registered the brand specifically to cover leather goods.
In this case, having the flawless ability to cover Queen.
LOUDON: -- and to cover the whole thing up in hindsight.
DILLON: So, Mueller is maybe trying to cover that up.
So they had to move more people to cover it.
And she tried to cover me and my daughter up.
I transfer money into my checking account to cover daycare.
That's still plenty to cover most trips without charging, though.
Guess it's time to cover up your USB ports. [ZDNet]
"The word 'devastation' doesn't begin to cover it," Thacker said.
Richard White is well qualified to cover this tumultuous era.
Gizmodo staff will be on location to cover the launch.
"I didn't really want to cover everything up," Benford says.
Plus, people often start talking to cover up awkward silences.
But initially, you were here to cover the US politics.
Miguel also likes to cover songs about sex as well.
Will they fire some employees to cover the added cost?
Thus the stabilization fund can't be used to cover abortions.
GiveMini scrapes a fee of 10% to cover its costs.
Now they're looking at borrowing more money to cover operations.
It's almost impossible for the press to cover sexual harassment.
I also use it to cover up my medical marijuana.
The retailer wanted another $80 million to cover bankruptcy expenses.
But that would leave a lot of ground to cover.
I just needed to cover my eyes and lay down.
"We have a lot of ground to cover," said Rep.
"Instead, I tried to cover up my tracks," he said.
Our deputy science editor was even there to cover it.
The shirt didn't stretch far enough to cover Willie's navel.
What's it like for a journalist to cover a war?
Foreign media has not been permitted to cover the congress.
She's embarrassed and she's trying to cover up her embarrassment.
And oh boy, bleak does not begin to cover it.
She says they rely on public donations to cover costs.
The first priority for them was to cover for Assad.
As a rule though, we always try to cover ourselves.
That means the aircraft need to cover more ground, faster.
The Hill was given special permission to cover the event.
So you do everything you can to cover your ass.
For one thing, it's simply too big to cover up.
Trump's administration doesn't even try to cover up its lies.
Grassley created a GoFundMe page to cover the $39.35 charge.
Hopefully, insurance will start to cover it in the future.
And would government capital be used to cover likely losses?
Mr Ryan suggests expanding that to cover housing subsidies, too.
McGahn refuses to lie to cover up the president's request.
We need to cover those who don't have coverage now.
They tell you to cover yourself, force it on you.
I read it from cover to cover in my bedroom.
What made you want to cover war and conflict zones?
She relies on other assistance to cover her basic needs.
Bank of America agreed to cover some of the payout.
Deutsche has set aside €5.4 billion to cover legal bills.
He had one week to cover it in silver feathers.
" That's a lot of terrain to cover with a "typically.
Many subsist on often predatory debt to cover basic expenses.
Finally, in 20123, Priority agreed to cover her genital reconstruction.
He lied all over the place to cover it up.
"And yet, the media refuses to cover that," she said.
The program was originally conceived to cover landline phone service.
You need new shiny objects for cable news to cover.
We sing our slave songs loud to cover our talk.
Would she like to cover Donald J. Trump's presidential campaign?
YOU DIDN'T HAVE A SECOND TRADE TO COVER THE TRADE.
But experts say that's not enough to cover the cost.
"It's challenging to cover all of this fully," he said.
So what exactly is the Pentagon trying to cover up?
Morehouse said Smith paid $34 million to cover the loans.
Business Insider will continue to cover them as plans develop.
Catholic Charities worked with other groups to cover his arrears.
You can purchase additional sensors to cover a wider area.
Is there any effective way to cover or protect windows?
Also, Medicare proposed to cover innovative, but expensive, cancer therapies.
National news outlets started to cover LGBT issues more sympathetically.
But as it turns its focus inwards to cover past
Projections for revenue to cover those debts are now shakier.
Being asked to cover her funeral in Simi Valley, Calif.
Motherboard will continue to cover any developments in the case.
Others often rely on Kirkpatrick's organization to cover the costs.
They also can work in tandem to cover more ground.
One Doberman needed to cover her food before she ate.
He went down to cover my body with his own.
In fact, we want to cover this world even more.
Foreign media have not been permitted to cover the congress.
THUMP: How did you end up deciding to cover Visions?
This emphasis on maximizing reach incentivized news outlets to cover
Remains a challenge to figure out how best to cover.
"Hugo said not to cover Fox negatively," the person said.
That scheme soon requires fresh crimes to cover old ones.
So many women color their hair to cover the gray.
Dillon started the GoFundMe to cover his wife's medical bills.
But the cash flow to cover that bill has faltered.
Others on the platform donate money to cover the cost.
And so, we don't feel obligated to cover those things.
Over time it came to cover more parents and children.
The country's media have been strangely reluctant to cover it.
United We Dream raised enough to cover 24,400 application fees.
Mr Assad is shaking down cronies to cover the bill.
Hours later, the Salvadoran government agreed to cover the costs.
To cover all nine stories, Honigsbaum sprints through unfamiliar ground.
Illegal loggers and miners set fires to cover their tracks.
But in the end, they're all progressively worse to cover.
Benson wanted to cover the cost of customers' layaway accounts.
He keeps air freshener handy to cover the damp odor.
Selling hay barely brought in enough money to cover taxes.
They aren't dictionary definitions meant to cover all the possibilities.
Microsoft's goal is to cover the world in Minecraft blocks.
Callimachi: Over to London to cover the London Bridge attacks.
What would you like us to cover next school year?
Jimmy Fallon, the kid who sings to cover his fear.
The procedures require the N.S.A. to cover up American identities.
Or just a fluke event we didn't need to cover?
Our mission is to cover news and inform our readers.
But insurance companies aren't always willing to cover the cost.
So providers need more satellites to cover a broad area.
Yet that story was enough to cover only two seasons.
And at that moment, they began to cover it up.
It's giving the press something a little different to cover.
They tried to cover them up, but they got caught.
That enabled it to cover more original news than Fox.
They're never going to cover — they never show the crowds.
ET, which we'll be sure to cover on Power Lunch.
It also only seems to cover certain kinds of repairs.
It takes 14 days to cover the virus' incubation perioid.
Its challenging to cover all of this fully, he said.
"People don't need his permission to cover him," she said.
Did you have to cover up any of your tattoos?
To cover them, it borrowed $17.3 billion from the Treasury.
Medicare premiums would have to rise to cover these costs.
We protect ourselves by wearing masks to cover the nose.
We protect ourselves by wearing masks to cover the nose.
Multiply by the number of years you want to cover.
"He did it to cover up for Trump," Schiff continued.
THRUSH: I used to cover medicine in New York City.
Ruiz chipped in to cover some of Castillo's medical expenses.
I'll be passing the hat to cover my expenses there.
The bank took her car to cover her unpaid bills.
You'll need three to nine months' expenses to cover you.
Insurance tends to cover the most medically useful and straightforward.
"They're trying to cover their ass," she told CNN Business.
S. security relationship to try to cover his own embarrassment.
Or how we tried to cover up those side dealings.
It is troublingly easy for contempt to cover its tracks.
Was it a trick to cover up your own tattoos?
It would enforce laws requiring insurers to cover addiction treatment.
But that's not necessarily enough to cover Snap's ballooning expenses.
But plans tended to cover most of the other benefits.
Trying to cover up the records of the phone call.
The university publicly opposed the law's requirement to cover contraceptives.
I left City Hall in 2015 to cover national politics.
I left City Hall in 2015 to cover national politics.
The idea, then and now, was to cover the waterfront.
But there is a duty, I think, to cover substance.
State Street previously set aside money to cover both settlements.
The government will kick in subsidies to cover the rest.
I support forcing insurance companies to cover all preexisting conditions.
They're looking to raise $7,500 by April to cover fees.
There are mandatory groups of people states have to cover.
It would be 50 separate programs, jointly funded by the state and the federal government, with local officials making decisions about whom to cover, how much to pay doctors, and what benefits to cover.
Plus: Media mogul watch: NBC's Dylan Byers talks to Peter Kafka about the tech and media leaders at this year's Sun Valley conference, and what to cover when there's not a lot to cover.
"The lie and the obstruction was to cover up an email address to cover up a much bigger investigation that was going on," Schiller said, according to a report in the Palm Beach Post.
My first two years my university paid for my tuition and textbooks, but after that, I use OSAP to cover my school fees, and I have a part-time job to cover everything else.
The media has a job to do ... WATTERS: And you think it&aposs a ... (CROSSTALK) GUNN: ... their job is to cover whatever they want to cover, report it the way they want to report it.
Rising Direct Debt The region is entitled to receive in 7503 close to EUR330 million from the Regional Liquidity Fund (FLA) to cover debt maturities, sufficient to cover long-term debt redemptions of EUR319 million.
I remember when I did the Rap Coloring Book, which came out before The Rap Yearbook, my plan was just to get Rolling Stone to cover it or to get LA Times to cover it.
Right now, Oxitec's mosquitoes are able to cover about 5,000 people in a district of the city, but the company plans to spread the mosquitoes to cover the up-to-60,000-person urban center soon.
Uber, for instance, just raised its rates in eight states by five cents per mile to cover the cost of injury insurance for its drivers, though that could be more to cover itself from lawsuits.
If you go to an investment bank, they know what parts of the world they are going to cover and what parts of the world they are not going to cover depending on client interest.
The policy essentially allows for renters to be given a choice when it comes to cash deposits, including allowing residents to cover security deposits in installments or use insurtech products like Rhino to cover deposits.
That means the drug will cost $625,000 to $750,000 to cover the five or six doses needed in the first year, and about $375,823 annually after that, to cover the necessary three doses a year.
" She then appeared to threaten the reporter, saying, "So, listen, if you're going to cover my personal life, if you're going to cover my personal life, then we're welcome to do the same around here.
FIAT CHRYSLER SPOKESMAN SAYS MANLEY SOLD SHARES TO COVER PERSONAL EXPENSE
Not a bunch of people online telling me to cover up.
Did FBI agents actually commit crimes to cover up for Hillary?
I don't regret taking this job to cover the 2016 election.
Retracing the victim's steps, they could have vast areas to cover.
She told me the money was only to cover her expenses.
It should never be used to cover a statue or monument.
He wears his ties long, as if to cover his shame.
Rowe alleged she was then told she needed to cover up.
This is the kind of shift WIRED is designed to cover.
Good thing WIRED's transportation team was here to cover it all.
Those prone to vertigo should be ready to cover their eyes.
"They just want revenue to cover their expense base," he said.
In many cases, the security deposits aren't enough to cover defects.
Laura has started a GoFundMe page to cover Bill's medical expenses.
Viewers prone to vertigo should be ready to cover their eyes.
If brine does not cover turkey, add additional water to cover.
Barely enough leather to cover the seats, dashboard, and side airbags.
The marquee names appealed and journalists showed up to cover it.
I use my rewards on my Starbucks card to cover it.
I've gotten pretty good at moving money around to cover expenses.
Instead, Venezuela turned to the printing press to cover its bills.
Starting this summer, you'll just need one subscription to cover both.
"[Makeup] shouldn't be something you use to cover up," she said.
That gives them the means and incentive to cover up abuse.
"All of that money went to cover the loan," he says.
So that's where the imperative to cover these events comes from.
Both are failing to cover domestic spending, let alone foreign adventures.
They could make it impossible for Obamacare plans to cover abortion.
News reporter Zanna Roberts Rassi was there to cover the show.
We are asking Medicare to cover a comprehensive family planning session.
At the very least, they will need to cover their costs.
Then, I would wear more makeup to cover the break out.
HOLT: We have got a lot to ground to cover here.
Microsoft's ultimate goal is to cover the world in Minecraft blocks.
BERLIN — Huawei is a company that likes to cover all bases.
China extended the law to cover Hong Kong earlier this month.
Carmakers have traditionally bought product-liability insurance to cover manufacturing defects.
However, this doesn't mean students don't have to cover any costs.
Technology: $177 to cover payments on my Mac and Apple Watch.
That was enough for most people to cover their daily commute.
The organizer said the money was meant to cover bail fees.
The fight to cover up roots is just that — a fight.
It's about trying to cover as much people as you can.
Experts regard 5.60% as the minimum required to cover the basics.
The insurance product is going to cover severe sickness and injury.
Currently, it helps to cover my brother's tuition and campus rent.
A lot to cover and tonight&aposs breaking news opening monologue.
Keira Knightley Wore That Big Hat to Cover Up a Zit
Insurers may refuse to cover patients on religious grounds as well.
Later, the company was accused of trying to cover it up.
Waterproof bandages are important to cover existing wounds before going swimming.
Leave it to Nordstrom to cover all of our shopping needs.
We'll be there in San Francisco to cover the event live. 
Her notes, however, did not seem to cover what Sadiq had.
Why is this such a rich topic to cover in song?
Donald Trump is now welcoming all media to cover his campaign.
He can afford half a million dollars to cover this trip.
Finding financing to cover the gap has squeezed traders' slender margins.
Or maybe that's me trying to cover up for being sad.
Dr. Lee is also expanding her pimple empire to cover merchandise.
Then, she saw Shades telling Mariah how to cover it up.
We force ourselves to cover up the real challenges of integration.
"She told me that I needed to cover up," Bullard said.
The volume makes it a challenge to cover this White House.
The desire to cover our "imperfections" goes back a long way.
Entrepreneurs can use their businesses to cover up their bad behavior.
So this latest figure has a lot of ground to cover.
The deal is supposed to cover everyone involved in the fighting.
Bulls are a go-to cover image for business stories, naturally.
Here are a few tips to cover most of your bases.
The scheme plans to expand to cover floods later this year.
LX: Quantitative sourcing is a great way to cover blind spots.
I had this stage when I wanted to cover up everything.
Prosecutors said they set fires to cover up evidence of poaching.
They took out seven credit cards to cover their medical bills.
Cash-flows are often not sufficiently stable to cover interest payments.
It's clearly a pretext to cover themselves for what they did.
Then, they planted shabu [meth] on him to cover it up.
That enables b8ta to cover operations and management for multiple brands.
Put bread in a bowl and add enough milk to cover.
You have a lot of ground to cover in two minutes.
International police say he used camouflaging technology to cover his tracks.
"No need to cover the name, clearly Shakespeare," the user commented.
But Kaleo said it expected many insurers to cover the product.
That's why we cook it and try to cover the smell.
The FC2 then extends outside the body to cover the vulva.
Insure is to cover or protect someone in a financial sense.
This is true but any deal is unlikely to cover services.
Another is whether to cover just goods or to add services.
Instead I was sent out to cover shootings, stabbings and fires.
Some use trading firms to cover inconvenient time zones like Australia.
How do you think the media is going to cover this?
He's suing for damages and cash to cover his medical expenses.
Lindsey Vonn doesn't feel the need to cover up her scars.
Dinner was cash-only and you had to cover the table?
He came back with...a pink baby blanket to cover her.
It's no longer about using concealer to cover up a pimple.
It also managed to cover the distance in the shortest time.
"She's trying to cover as many bases as possible," Williams added.
That's about the same amount you need to cover Comic-Con.
She edited black bars into the photo to cover her unmentionables.
They also want the information service expanded to cover neighboring countries.
Seniors can't stretch a Social Security check to cover the basics.
Journalist Kate Baldwin (Kim Dickens) is back to cover the inauguration.
Disclosing anything about perpetrator now could cause them to cover tracks.
Some want the inquiry to cover youth detention centres around Australia.
Many are struggling to cover their running costs, never mind invest.
The Verge will be in Cupertino to cover the event live.
The National Wealth Fund is intended to cover future pension needs.
Journalists were prevented from entering the school to cover the event.
That's big enough to cover small apartment buildings and some offices.
"We have a lot of pixels to cover." h/t Mashable
Your insurance isn't going to cover it,' and I demanded it.
The bank needed more liquid assets to cover liabilities, she said.
In 0003 One Re's premium income was insufficient to cover costs.
Mr. Trump would have plenty of opportunities to cover the rest.
For Americans under 65, insurance has to cover all catastrophic costs.
He was great for ratings, so people wanted to cover him.
Thomas tries to cover for him, but the secret is out.
That's the kind of things we had to cover with makeup.
Skyrocketing premiums resulted as insurers sought to cover prior-year losses.
It takes two hours to read the papers cover to cover.
The lunch is expected to cover healthcare and other agenda items.
Under Polish law, other banks had to cover SK Bank's liabilities.
But it cannot reasonably be stretched to cover a Louis Vuitton.
Pet license fees are routinely exploited to cover for budget shortfalls.
"GINA was designed to cover employment and health insurance," Gruber said.
Stolen fiat currency leaves a trail that's hard to cover up.
The media has only recently begun to cover transgender issues responsibly.
The firm has three shifts of secretaries to cover its workday.
White paint has since been used to cover up the graffiti.
The girls allegedly failed to cover their tracks in other ways.
I was here, in the Egyptian capital, to cover that speech.
In the 2000s, they borrowed and borrowed to cover their losses.
"Santa Baby" was a strange pick to cover as a teenager.
I'm going to cover it up; I'm going to block it.
And there's a lot to cover and we'll do it quickly.
SO WE'RE NEVER GOING TO BE FORCED TO COVER ANY MORE.
There's just too much history to cover and not enough time.
The overwhelming majority of students borrow to cover these living costs.
The news media, he said, was determined to cover up Mrs.
But upcoming research could convince other insurers to cover it, too.
She implied that Lochte was trying to cover up something untoward.
Mr. Ailes was equally adept at knowing what not to cover.
At first we set out to cover the month of March.
Rather, it tries to cover its operating expenses by charging postage.
That's enough to cover Florida in almost 5 inches of water.
Children are told to cover their mouths when they go outside.
There&aposs that bruise that I tried to cover up before.
The money is needed to cover demolition, cleanup and restoration costs.
Even record revenue is not enough to cover the federal budget.
Household incomes were topped up to cover the cost of living.
Instead, I turned to private student loans to cover the cost.
They struggle to cover running backs, wide receivers and tight ends.
You can use your account to cover your copayments and deductibles.
Act that required employers to cover certain contraceptives for their female
Doud is being framed by others to cover up their wrongdoing.
They even use tape to cover labels on tubes of Neosporin.
It has since broadened its courses to cover all school grades.
I Venmo my friend $15 to cover the Uber and pizza.
Jaime and Ilana give a party to cover their exterminating bill.
It's not as though there are no other topics to cover.
However, Langenberg expects GE raises enough cash to cover the dividend.
Her Clinton is trying hard to cover all the bases. 2.
Instead, Trump's cronies are often working overtime to cover for him.
Women are required to cover their hair and wear modest clothing.
None of this is enough to cover up that unmistakable fruitiness.
Kanye is the newest artist to cover using non-original instrumentation.
Current law requires insurers to cover 10 categories of medical benefits.
I get highlights for first time to cover newly discovered greys.
Add 3 cups water to cover and bring to a boil.
And yes, they have pretty strict guidelines for who to cover.
All together, S.Ride claims to cover 10,000 licensed taxis in Tokyo.
We have asked them to cover the girls with a shawl.
Of course, I respect women who choose to cover their hair.
Some offered to cover her shifts as she "fought" the illness.
Climate change is a tough issue to cover as a journalist.
She tried to cover the circles under her eyes with makeup.
A special fund was created in Connecticut to cover such costs.
Do I believe it should be expanded to cover all Americans?
That all makes it easier to cover space without going anywhere.
Be sure to cover any cough or sneeze with a tissue.
These fees are meant to cover the ancillary costs of renovations.
It was a typical Trump week with myriad things to cover.
In part, this is because it's an easy story to cover.
She wants him to pay $265,000 to cover her legal fees.
His speech is slated to cover global markets and financial regulation.
But it depends on private plans to cover millions of Americans.
Within 24 hours, the reviewer ordered CVS to cover the pills.
He still had plenty to cover in the next three days.
Assign teams to cover clients, and tap recent retirees as substitutes.
No campaign should be deciding who gets to cover its events.
So far they say they've made enough to cover Mikhailova's fine.
It should not be denigrated or used to cover political choices.
We both got sent to London to cover Prince William's wedding.
Chinese authorities have made the story a huge challenge to cover.
What is appealing about them to you as people to cover?
Make sure you have the money necessary to cover those taxes.
Cigna's self-insured employers have the option to cover coronavirus testing.
Mold is starting to cover the walls in the former offices.
On days when I have events to cover, I skip digging.
Once, under bombardment, he dragged his wounded army sergeant to cover.
"We don't tell them they have to cover it," Lockhart said.
White doesn't begin to cover the complexity of these diverse relationships.
Are you planning to cover more international elections in the future?
The Base account is used to cover normal operations of FEMA.
It took the Redskins 10 plays to cover the 38 yards.
That means it's cheap to cover, which is always a plus.
Does that help us, as we try to cover the president?
So they made Patches a new "skull" to cover the gap.
The Southern Baptist Convention has a lot of ground to cover.
Cable news networks cut into programming to cover Biden's 20203 p.m.
To be sure, Mr. Trump is no stranger to cover-ups.
We have a large area that we are trying to cover.
They are hoping to reach $100,000 to cover the medical expenses.
Sasha arrived and left early to cover a Mercedes press conference.
Still, Bardin emphasizes that it's mainly looking to cover its costs.
The team now instinctively shifts to cover whatever shortfall Traoré leaves.
The bank has set aside £100 million to cover the compensation.
The bid to cover ratio, an indicator of demand, was 2.92.
We have to cover these issues as trends and as patterns.
The income from meaningful work was enough to cover their expenses.
Get ready to cover the boss's presidential campaign, with some caveats.
The ACA required employers to cover them until their 26th birthday.
"I wasn't setting out to cover the whole subcontinent," she said.
They have to; they need to cover a lot of ground.
But Chapman forgot to cover first base, and Davis reached safely.
It will give Trump more time to cover-up and stonewall.
Hackers and trolls are working far harder to cover their tracks.
But even these options are not likely to cover the needs.
We all split the check evenly to cover the birthday boy.
Make sure you have adequate liquid reserves to cover an emergency.
Just join additional hoses, if needed, to cover the entire area.
It was the kind of story no journalist wants to cover.
Here are some of the main topics she's planning to cover.
She's made deals with several companies, from Dior to Cover Girl.
You don&apost trust yourself to cover all of your bases.
To cover so much ground, Zapata often summarizes plot for pages.
Basically a black baseball cap with flaps to cover your ears.
Everyone in there was pretty much reading it cover to cover.
But Ms. Kelly has not exactly been aching to cover it.
Everyone is asking me to cover The Apprentice LIVE on twitter.
The company reportedly paid hackers $100,000 to cover up the breach.
What if we expand Medicare to cover those services for everyone?
Pell Grants would be expanded to cover short-term, training programs.
Use assault to cover your escape, not go on the offense.
Democratic attempts to cover the uninsured stretch back almost a century.
Only 11 states, for example, required plans to cover maternal care.
Webpass last expanded its service a year ago to cover Denver.
The sleeves are long enough to cover even when reaching out.
But it's a lot of ground to cover to determine that.
It's that simple, and it's the fastest way to cover everybody.
HCL's liquidity arrangements are diversified and sufficient to cover debt service.
Retail's moves higher have already pushed shorts to cover their positions.
Or to cover therapy because the whole incident was so traumatic.
There's more politics to cover, but first, let's broaden our perspective.
It said the suspects later tried to cover up the incident.
Some other states also require counties to cover some Medicaid costs.
Additionally, clinics that administer these medications are struggling to cover costs.
A construction company could create one to cover workers compensation risks.
Second, offer a way to cover people with pre-existing conditions.
That's because the payment is now guaranteed to cover two lives.
I was one of the first photographers to cover the story.
Pour pickling liquid over eggplant, just to cover, top with oil.
State funding "is barely enough to cover the rent," she said.
Eventually, Trump wants the wall to cover more than 1,000 miles.
Everyone wants to cover Trump, everyone's gonna cover the Democratic race.
Her ability to cover songs is pretty similar to Jeff Buckley.
He was invited to cover the Antarctic Biennale by its organizers.
So they couldn't find insurance to cover me at any price.
Her point is Shia can't take it to cover Barry's debt.
He used it to cover the little window in the door.
It allowed states to expand Medicaid to cover single, childless adults.
Has also vowed to extend social security to cover domestic workers.
The press has gotten stronger figuring out how to cover Trump.
I finally found a company that would agree to cover it.
He also works various service industry jobs to cover his costs.
I have no income to cover our life expenses in Djibouti.
First, this is technically something I'd planned to cover last week.
Meirelles, addressing the CNI industry lobby, said 2.8 billion reais would be used to cover the deficits of state companies and the government hopes to have 15 to 20 billion reais available to cover budget expenditures.
The funding requirement should be based on how much you'll need to cover any shortfall between known and reliable income sources and planned annual expenses — plus an allowance to cover known extraordinary short-term cash needs.
In April, Volkswagen said it would set aside 16.2 billion euros ($18.2 billion) and slash its dividend to cover the costs from Dieselgate — including nearly 8 billion euros to cover buying back and fixing polluting vehicles.
Related: Gambia's President Orders Female Government Workers to Cover Their Hair Just a week after Gambia garnered international attention by ordering female government employees to cover their hair at work, President Yahya Jammeh has reversed course.
Stabilisation of Direct Debt Ratio The region is entitled to receive in 2017 close to EUR330 million from the Regional Liquidity Fund (FLA) to cover debt maturities, sufficient to cover long-term debt redemptions of EUR319 million.
Under the Affordable Care Act, states that expanded Medicaid to cover more people were given enough money to cover that expansion entirely—in other words, new Medicaid enrollees were cheaper for states than their old Medicaid enrollees.
With the I.O.C. no longer willing to cover those premiums and the International Ice Hockey Federation unable to cover the cost by itself, the governing bodies are reaching out to all parties involved to find a resolution.
The idea of the mandate is to get more of them signed up and paying for health insurance so the insurance companies have more resources to cover older and/or sicker patients Obamacare requires them to cover.
In 85033, a California state agency required all health insurance plans to cover abortions, which Republicans say is a clear violation of the federal Weldon Amendment, protecting insurance plans from retribution if they decline to cover abortions.
Between offers to cover transfer taxes and the revised mansion tax, it's not unusual for developers to cover 6 percent or more of the asking price, not including other negotiations, said Emily Beare, an agent with CORE.
That end would look like one of the more plausible conservative alternatives to Obamacare: a subsidy to cover the cost of a catastrophic health insurance plan, plus a directly funded health savings account to cover primary care.
It'll offer six different routes to cover different residential areas for employees.
But, it's going to take more than telling women to cover up.
Mr McCain wants $60bn allocated annually to cover "overseas contingency operations" (OCO).
Women know they will need more money to cover their longer lives.
Measure the height and width of the mirror you want to cover.
It just made a lot of sense to try to cover it.
That's meant to cover travel, living accommodations and a workspace with Internet.
They used soft tissue from the twin's thigh to cover the area.
"Historically, states have been loath to cover substance abuse treatment," he said.
And you can bet Mashable will be there to cover it all.
It's so big, it manages to cover the whole toilet in tulle.
NDAs have come under scrutiny as a way to cover up misbehavior.
She says it's so bad she needs money to cover London's therapy.
The site's new owners took one more step to cover their tracks.
Two-thirds of lower-income earners are struggling to cover their expenses.
The congestion charge was extended to cover minicabs to do just that.
One has a sense of shame to cover their racist a— faces.
Talks on how to cover the higher wages were continuing, she said.
A European Commission source said there was still some ground to cover.
Trump wants to allow non-compliant plans to cover people year-round.
Don't forget to cover yourself with blankets as the weather is cold.
In China, however, many buyers also borrow to cover their down payments.
Watching this back, I had to cover Jackson's eyes for this one.
They are meant to cover nearly every aspect of North Korean life.
I buy two tickets and D. sends me $32 to cover his.
He was trying to cover his face, because they kept punching him.
Bid-to-cover also dropped to 5.27 times from 6.07 in January.
Other communities must borrow to cover running costs or finish essential projects.
But, first, we have another extremely bit of important news to cover.
One unfortunate critical tendency is only to cover music intended for coverage.
She wants to cover them up and make them look so perfect.
That leaves the onus on Pemex to import more to cover demand.
We have a lot to cover tonight, we have a huge show.
So we've kept it pretty open to cover all types of gold.
Prosecutors say Riess killed Hutchinson and tried to cover up the murder.
So you're not doing yourself any favors by trying to cover everybody.
Though in the long run, Petuum doesn't intend to cover every vertical.
They act strong to cover up what's going on in their heads.
Tabel also just started to cover up some of her older tattoos.
This right here allowed me to cover my out-of-pocket costs.
Use three to cover a home with 3,000 to 4,500 square feet.
The proclamation appears to cover all other visa categories across the board.
Smith later expanded the gift to cover the graduates' parents' educational debt.
Local media flocked to the scene on Monday to cover the mayhem.
They could decide to cover just one drug for each clinical category.
But it's usually never enough to cover their college and living expenses.
Alicia and Lucca's malpractice insurance can't even begin to cover this suit.
The partners have been forced to cover shortfalls on the mortgage payments.
Dubnyk was laying down regardless trying to cover it with his pads.
Klett, however, would not end up having to cover the Trump administration.
Most American states still do not require insurers to cover infertility treatment.
Is there a specific topic you would like for us to cover?
The practice of using tattoos to cover damaged skin isn't that new.
My weathered breasts hold only enough milk to cover our wavering present.
The media, for understandable reasons, likes to cover controversy more than consensus.
A China Eximbank loan was to cover the $3 billion project cost.
Bailey Colletta, 25, was charged for allegedly helping to cover it up.
A GoFundMe campaign has been launched to cover burial costs for Gulliver.
In addition, excess spread has been sufficient to cover any losses incurred.
This allows Poncho to cover every zip code in the United States.
Many people learn to cover up the physical features they're insecure about.
At end-8M16 One Re's premium income was insufficient to cover costs.
The bonds are designed to cover costs of immediate emergency relief functions.
I use points to cover some of it and only pay $13.57.
We have incontrovertible evidence that all involved tried to cover this up.
Rather, you keep cash to cover a few months of living expenses.
A supposedly independent transportation fund was plundered to cover short-term costs.
Employees can also choose to cover their spouse and kids with Alan.
And we know the news media will be eager to cover it.
Meanwhile, Snapchat is looking to improve its ability to cover events faster.
According to Cover co-founder and CEO Alexis Rivas, the Gardena, Calif.
Your family may need a life insurance payout to cover that debt.
Could a state next propose to cover only zero to 50 percent?
So did Mueller just ask about all this to cover his bases?
There's no need to cover up with a hot body like this!
Ocean Infinity aims to cover the ground much faster than Fugro did.
To cover these high college tabs, students are taking on more debt.
At the outset, Medicaid was only to cover people getting cash assistance.
"Perfect" does not begin to cover this sick move in the Dance!
"Saying thank you doesn't seem to cover how we feel," they wrote.
First, the ACA requires insurers to cover a minimum share of costs.
They tried to cover up their discord as long as they could.
Many athletes rely on part-time jobs or crowdfunding to cover costs.
She was allegedly forced to cover her bare legs with duct tape.
It says so in the manual, which I'd read cover-to-cover.
Its profits are not big enough to cover these, so it borrows.
A GoFundMe page has been created to cover funeral costs for Clark.
First, one person offered to cover the $500 that Blake was donating.
It could be to cover previous years or the next few years.
The Australian Government blamed the failure of renewable energy to cover usage.
We would be happy to receive further suggestions for areas to cover.
"Praise God, I am finally able to cover my genitals," he thought.
I asked all the angels to cover my daughter and protect her.
Around three-quarters of Fortune 500 companies pay to cover some employees.
Plus, they're a killer way to cover old highlights with minimal damage.
Loan Payments: $787 to cover car loan, student loans, and credit cards.
We try to cover the things that we think are really important.
According to the Georgia paper, the boy was hidden to cover evidence.
The case has an outer flap to cover and protect the screen.
Weinstein repeatedly used those NDAs to cover up allegations made against him.
The purpose of that user agreement is to cover Facebook's rear end.
He is currently raising funds to cover manufacturer tooling and molding costs.
As a result, more families take on loans to cover the bills.
He had to loan Krajnyak money some months to cover her costs.
To plead guilty, he was told to cover up the word "not".
Go deeper ... Red states' Medicaid gamble: Paying more to cover fewer people
We do have to cover some characters in more dirt than others.
She's been going through rough times and I'm happy to cover it.
Go deeper: Red states' Medicaid gamble: Paying more to cover fewer people
A contractor cleaned the vents but failed to cover the Oakleys' possessions.
I freaked out over that whole story and decided to cover it.
This may involve a request to a mother to cover her breast.
Getting insurance to cover it would be another issue entirely, of course.
House: Would still require insurers to cover people with pre-existing conditions.
The potential savings on bureaucracy and drugs are enough to cover the
And also, so many important topics that we&aposve got to cover.
I took out $270,353 in federal student loans to cover the difference.
He's wearing his raincoat to cover his neck, even though it's sunny.
Someone has to cover the cost of computation on a public blockchain.
In an attempt to cover up their mistakes, the officers blamed inmates.
Apple did not expand the repair program to cover the new models.
We try to cover more of the sentimental side of human beings.
Those networks, however, are only slated to cover the convention in primetime.
They will be joining with PBS News Hour to cover the event.
Guess I can not move it now to cover up the mark.
To cover those costs, car insurance companies would raise premiums for everyone.
Dude was just trying to cover his ass at the Denver Post.
Costs to cover possible bad loans to troubled shale oil companies increased.
This is enough to cover its CNY12.9 billion in short-term debt.
She applies it around the mouth to cover up unwanted smile lines.
Afterward, they claimed, he removed her body to cover up his crime.
Noisey: How did you choose which songs to cover on the album?
That is enough to cover costs since Zilingo itself doesn't house product.
For example, drought hinders our farmers' ability to cover crop the land.
But critics say that won't be nearly enough to cover the shortfall.
But if her insurance were to cover it, she said she'll reconsider.
"They want to demolish it, to cover up their errors," she said.
One has a sense of shame to cover their racist ass faces.
And once Trump became the frontrunner, the press had to cover him.
It was one that a few Internet sites were quick to cover.
White House officials have tried to cover the mess with shifting explanations.
After Epstein killed himself, the guards tried to cover up the lapses.
There's not enough taxpayer money in the universe to cover those costs.
Currently it takes approximately 90 minutes to cover those 65-odd miles.
A GoFundMe campaign has been established to cover the children's funeral costs.
All we need to do is expand that template to cover surpluses.
It recently unveiled plans to cover 2000 building rooftops with solar panels.
Most of the award will go to Vega to cover his fees.
You could also earn enough rewards to cover say, your next vacation.
For her part, Clinton seemed to cover a broader range of topics.
Twenty years after her tragic death, Princess Diana continues to cover magazines.
We have a team on the ground ready to cover the event.
We mostly just sell to cover the cost of our own stuff.
Trump has promised to cover everyone, even those who can't afford it.
The media was too busy covering his controversies to cover his policies.
Would you ever bring a Chromebook to cover an event like CES?
The rules were so inadequate, they failed to cover wireless networks whatsoever.
At one point they get on a bike to cover some ground.
The group recently decided to cover "Under Pressure," with the hashtag #ripBowie.
It's not like there was nothing for these networks to cover, either.
His family has created a GoFundMe page to cover his funeral costs.
In 1955, Sports Illustrated sent William Faulkner to cover the Kentucky Derby.
She is reportedly expected to cover the event live on social media.
We need policies that incentivize more insurers to cover abortion, not less.
Although not exclusively, the forms tend to cover the results of interviews.
Sutter: It's one of the reasons I wanted to cover this storm.
Our flight attendants may not require a nursing mother to cover up.
She intends to cover the costs with higher taxes on the wealthy.
This is enough to cover the CNY36.5 billion in short term debt.
"He's retroactively trying to invent something to cover his a--," Credico said.
Some of the sanctions have since been extended to cover more names.
Larger player Hiscox earmarked $165 million to cover claims earlier this month.
It sent him to Washington to cover labor news there in 1957.
Why were so many reporters accredited to cover the war in Donetsk?
Printing massive amounts of money to cover our debt, therefore, is acceptable.
I took out loans to cover the full cost, including living expenses.
She was miserable; she hated having to cover her face in public.
Gilly is trying to cover Sam's mouth, but he cries out anyways.
Stay tuned as I explore new ways to cover emerging ACE conditions.
However, Puerto Rico's government has to cover those costs under the legislation.
They want to cover up the middle class rebellion against cultural Marxism.
So do you need life insurance to cover your private student loans?
I felt it was my duty to cover up his dirty deeds.
Rick ( trying to cover the board  ): It was just a friendly game!
But boards sometimes tap this pot of money to cover emergency expenses.
Fifteen states, including New Jersey, require insurance companies to cover fertility treatment.
"She said you need to cover up or leave," Daugereaux told KTRK.
Hopefully, the Bengals can keep things close enough to cover the number.
Campaign finance laws also inevitably expand to cover more and more speech.
Others are charging more to cover the rising cost of the produce.
Until more insurers cover it, patients also have to cover the cost.
But poor families should not be expected to cover the additional cost.
They hired more scouts and gave them much smaller territories to cover.
Eventually companies will have to buy permits to cover their excess emissions.
There isn't enough taxable money in Illinois to cover that pension liability.
In 1994, Tim Russert recruited her to cover Capitol Hill for NBC.
"He was perceived to cover up his real intent," Professor Sing said.
You only need a couple of drops to cover your entire face.
They then reportedly tried to falsify records to cover up their failure.
What's more, the black paint would do nothing to cover radio waves.
Washington has been finding ways to cover the spread in recent weeks.
It charges online students the smallest amount necessary to cover its costs.
He spends so much of the play trying to cover things up.
They paid young people to attend rallies and journalists to cover them.
Why did the alleged Capital One hacker fail to cover her tracks?
Were you scrambling for receipts to cover your itemized deductions this season?
Many had to scramble to cover meals and bills during the closure.
I definitely connected to that very much and wanted to cover that.
The lost payments have left thousands scrambling to cover meals and bills.
The second is to get two tickets to cover your startup team.
The boys club was daunting, especially if you wanted to cover politics.
"Taxpayers are forced to foot the bill to cover them," she said.
When I was in high school, I started to cover my head.
They've got a lot of sins to cover up, so why not.
Under the Affordable Care Act, all insurers are required to cover them.
The Rovers would "drop" phones frequently, changing numbers to cover their tracks.
Is it appropriate to cover him the same way you do Clinton?
Excess spread has been more than sufficient to cover any losses incurred.
And get a tetanus shot every 10 years to cover your ass.
Executive directive 22013 all female civil service staff to cover their head.
Executive directive 4 all female civil service staff to cover their head.
What would be another topic you'd like to cover in such depth?
The team asked the state of Florida to cover the additional costs.
Pussy is just the word to cover everything, make it more fun.
She invited Fox News to cover her events, but drew a line.
But like many Olympians, she never earned enough to cover her expenses.
Prosecutors have never explained why Stone tried to cover up these communications.
But to cover the conspiracy, even critically, is to give it life.
The program would create grants to cover down payment and closing costs.
Norton's employer had to cover Riley with no annual or lifetime limits.
When she had leftover cloth, she used it to cover a chair.
Stir in the marjoram, then pour over enough oil just to cover.
The lender has so far set aside £245 billion to cover claims.
And just to cover their bases (pun intended), lawmakers tossed in Sec.
I save enough to cover the $60 membership fee several times over.
Another 12% would not be able to cover the expense at all.
Like Williamson and Antetokounmpo, some other N.B.A. players pledged to cover costs.
In Italy, restrictions on movement were extended to cover the whole country.
The company donated the material to cover 25 roofs in the city.
She fears "he released my album to cover his tracks," she said.
Uglow's approach is more or less to try to cover the waterfront.
But the bill would allow insurers to refuse to cover certain illnesses.
"It is not enough just to cover politics and controversies," he writes.
The press is only too happy to cover the president's latest tweets.
There's a ton of hand-wringing over how to cover this story.
However, I'm happy to cover up my furry physique with formal attire.
Transfer fried chiles to a large bowl; add boiling water to cover.
The credits aren't refunds, but customers use them to cover future bills.
But the bid-to-cover ratio was better than average at 103.
Mattel's family has set up a GoFundMe to cover her funeral expenses.
"The idea is to cover the whole value chain," said Mr. Bouteiller.
This is why I couldn't get it to cover my whole frame.
He also broadens his survey to cover school discipline and YouTube stars.
The state's hate crime law was expanded to cover transgender New Yorkers.
"The news goes on, and we're there to cover it," he said.
Whenever ESPN needed to cover hard news, Ley was the first choice.
That's not something you expected to cover when you launched this thing.
On February 1, it began to cover Amgen's Aimovig and Lilly's Emgality.
No more than 30 reporters were allowed to cover the initial assault.
They hired reporters to cover all sorts of subjects who understood finance.
The major insurance companies also agreed to cover the costs of telemedicine.
The major insurance companies also agreed to cover the costs of telemedicine.
He committed to reading a book cover to cover every two weeks.
The main dictate is: "You have to cover your parts," Frack said.
Just don't ask the rest of us to cover it for you.
A week later I'm headed to Calgary to cover the '88 Olympics.
They took out another loan to cover the first, and usually another.
And they would not have to cover people with pre-existing conditions.
You can't say the restaurant isn't trying to cover all its bases.
They stage re-enactments to cover for not having captured the drama.
Don't skimp, you need enough water to cover all of the eggs.
The Department of Veterans Affairs even chips in to cover the cost.
Use the rest of your $100 to cover transportation and shipping costs.
Do you have enough to cover necessary costs for the next month?
But then they had to decide how to cover the vast gap.
Others have ramped up deliveries to cover the loss of foot traffic.
That ballooned the federal deficit and the debt needed to cover it.
But private interests failed to cover a sufficient number of the elderly.
There is no standard will, but there are standard things to cover.
Other workers rushed to cover him with ice, and the man recovered.
Our journalists are fanning out to cover the storm and its aftermath.
It was a coordinated effort to cover up their crime, prosecutors said.
A benefit was organized to raise money to cover Ryan's cancer treatments.
If not Medicare-for-all, then what's the plan to cover everyone?
After careful consideration, OSHA determined that it needed to cover these workers.
My monthly earnings are not enough to cover those two expenses alone.
"We'll need more to cover products, chemicals and market analysis," Zhang said.
It can be expanded to cover the entire panoply of Medicare benefits.
Years earlier, I upgraded my AAA membership to cover this recurring expense.
It's slower than mmWave, but that allows it to cover wider areas.
You can make withdrawals free of taxes to cover qualified medical expenses.
The devices have switches to cover their cameras and deactivate their microphones.
Times journalists are fanning out to cover the storm and its aftermath.
Several journalists were attacked while trying to cover his arrest on Saturday.
Reading an owner's manual cover to cover would be no small commitment.
She raced naked from the bathroom, grabbing a blanket to cover herself.
Instead Mecikalski wants to cover too many hot topics in 90 minutes.
It also alleged that administration officials sought to cover up the call.
He now wants to expand this to cover manufactured goods as well.
There'll be a lot to cover on how this merger shapes up.
This would allow association health plans to cover employees in multiple states.
Women, in particular, are expected to cover shoulders and knees in public.
They didn't like to cover their floor-to-ceiling windows, she said.
I read the galleys pretty much cover to cover and was captivated.
Your recordkeeper will withhold 2401% of the check to cover income taxes.
Insurers have to cover sick people, no matter how costly their illness.
They are even opening offshore bank accounts to cover the money's movement.
They have been trying to cover it up for the whole time.
You can also take tax-free distributions to cover qualified medical expenses.
I'd only been to Japan once, to cover the tsunami in 2011.
His plan had been to cover the 21,000 miles in seven years.
After age 65, you can make withdrawals to cover non-medical expenses.
But in accordance with Vatican protocol, they chose to cover their hair.
Read more to learn how to cover your risk from all directions.
Half a dozen would be enough to cover an average-sized city.
Police prevented journalists from travelling to the airport to cover the arrival.
Obamacare did not invent the use of legal mandates to cover contraception.
Between a rock and a hard place doesn't begin to cover it.
There's nothing really professional here apart from them trying to cover up.
He and Beau took out student loans to cover their university costs.
It is not my job to cover or advise on U.S. politics.
ObamaCare requires insurers to cover preexisting conditions and eliminates lifetime payment caps.
It plans to cover all of Europe, from Greenland to the Azores.
States have considerable leeway in choosing to cover specific treatments or medications.
New revenues or other actions to cover costs are not an option.
Espadrilles. Thank goodness the slacks were long enough to cover them up.
Haspel moved to cover up the agency's operations at the Thai base.
The coalition is raising $15 million to cover its first three years.
Will the federal government require states to cover certain populations and services?
That&aposs enough to cover Florida in almost 5 inches of water.
It looked almost as if the water were rising to cover her.
The bid-to-cover was 2874, its lowest level since August 2015.
It said it would seek compensation from Boeing to cover that loss.
He tried to cover his head as Yachty unleashed some brutal kicks.
We're there to cover all the performances, in the event something happens.
Then he appears to have browbeaten staff to cover up his embarrassment.
He wants Zimmer in the outfield to cover Comerica Park's vast expanse.
He said Sherman gave him a personal check to cover the debt.
Those responsible then tried to cover it up, a Saudi statement said.
Those responsible then tried to cover up the death, state TV said.
The questions aren&apost designed to cover every single aspect of management.
The group then raises money from private donors to cover the costs.
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Banning political ads favors incumbents and whoever the media chooses to cover.
Banning political ads favors incumbents and whoever the media chooses to cover.
I used my emergency savings to cover my day-to-day expenses.
It might have agreed to cover you, but not cover cancer care.
The letter was rescinded when federal officials vowed to cover the payments.
Nineteenth-century developers were hardly compelled to cover their facades in ornaments.
Between 20163 and 22016, releases grew to cover practically the whole city.
Other protesters scattered, setting fire to felled trees to cover their retreat.
Me and my nephew used our parkas to cover ourselves every night.
That left about 132 homes for each worker to cover, he said.
Shia had loaned him the money in 2009 to cover business expenses.
The outlets that did choose to cover the news were not sympathetic.
The Medicaid expansion gave states generous funding to cover this particular population.
And I was the first reporter to cover the internet for them.
What crime was the alleged obstruction trying to cover up: collusion/conspiracy?
It was enough to cover my first month's rent and security deposit.
You said it is tricky — that this document is problematic to cover.
In subsequent weeks, Burke pressured his colleagues to cover up the abuse.
Alicia's one of the few artists Prince allowed to cover his music.
But the #MeToo movement still has a lot of ground to cover.
On top of that ... Aryn wants $200k to cover her legal fees.
But without work, Williams is now going into debt trying to cover the costs of his sons recent heart surgery -- the community has rallied around him, but their support alone isn't enough to cover the overwhelming medical expenses.

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