An already crowded, unaffordable, rapidly gentrifying neighborhood with ready access to plenty of other neighborhoods that are likely to become crowded, unaffordable, and gentrified as a result.
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That got us just about nowhere back then, and it was fine when the family discount expired, because 2995 percent off of increasingly unaffordable clothes is still unaffordable.
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More thriving metropolitan areas are increasingly unaffordable places to live.
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"It just can't be unaffordable," Musk says on the podcast.
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The result: extreme inflation, making imports of basic goods unaffordable.
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Inflation skyrocketed, making ordinary goods unaffordable for families in Venezuela.
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Los Angeles County officials say the union demands are unaffordable.
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Insurance becomes even more unaffordable, so more people drop it.
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The country's overgenerous, unaffordable pension system costs 13% of GDP.
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But customers claimed the brand had become unaffordable and impractical.
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The upfront cost means the technology is unaffordable for families.
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"I would ask what's conservative about unaffordable premiums?" he said.
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But as it has grown, it has also become unaffordable.
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It causes what little food there is to become unaffordable.
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"I would ask what's conservative about unaffordable premiums," asked Sen.
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Yet property is unaffordable for many, thanks to outside speculation.
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Sharp price increases can make goods unaffordable for many Americans.
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Many said the program was confusing as well as unaffordable.
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It's supposed to solve the problem with deductibles being unaffordable.
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Even without sales taxes, tampons and pads are unaffordable for some.
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Cliff's room now would be totally unaffordable with all those posters.
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Tokyo's announced — and totally unaffordable — fiscal measures won't soften the blow.
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At the time, the PiS government said their demands were unaffordable.
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Spending can be unaffordable because the government is already too indebted.
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For some small watchmakers, however, solo stores are an unaffordable gambit.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Social Security is unaffordable due to our aging population.
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It shouldn't be shocking that Uber is unaffordable for some people.
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Even for those who have it, medical care is often unaffordable.
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It's a gorgeous, futuristic, and entirely unaffordable taste of luxury driving.
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High purchase prices mean vehicles remain unaffordable for most Caribbean drivers.
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But college remains an unaffordable and unattainable goal for many Americans.
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Smith opposed the Obama administration's modernization plans, arguing they were unaffordable.
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If abortion is unaffordable for the vast majority of American women,
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Despite the benefits, child care is simply unaffordable for many families.
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Often, insurance doesn&apost cover behavioral health treatment, making it unaffordable.
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But health insurance premiums are already unaffordable for most of us.
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So it became unaffordable for people to live in those cities.
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This is unaffordable even for an attorney and a software engineer.
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Why it matters: We've all heard how insulin is increasingly unaffordable.
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The rocky market will be worse for them, and possibly unaffordable.
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Even many at high risk would eventually find the policies unaffordable.
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"Millions of Americans are facing unaffordable student loan debt," Yu said.
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Both bills would also make healthcare unaffordable for young farm families.
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Under such conditions, religious liberty for Muslims is an unaffordable luxury.
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So how big was the population that was finding the law unaffordable?
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Higher education, good health care and decent housing are unaffordable to many.
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These days, amid the slowest U.S. recovery on record, it's completely unaffordable.
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It doesn't matter if you have more choices if they're all unaffordable.
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For poor communities, especially in developing countries, vertical farming can be unaffordable.
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"That's the equivalent of no insurance because it's completely unaffordable," he wrote.
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Premiums for older people would skyrocket and become unaffordable for many people.
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It would make health care unaffordable for those who need it most.
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The result is that housing in these places has become severely unaffordable.
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Unaffordable transport is also making it hard for people to reach treatment.
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"As it stands, investors dismiss it as unaffordable rhetoric," the source said.
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But many thousands of projects currently unaffordable to localities will become affordable.
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Republicans say they do support those protections, but that ObamaCare is unaffordable.
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In many cases, employees' options grow so richly priced that they're unaffordable.
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Creative freedom and imaginative play are unaffordable luxuries for these skilled craftsmen.
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They may forestall other medical care, for fear of another unaffordable expense.
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However, those cheap plans would come with unaffordable out-of-pocket costs.
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The biggest economic objection is that any meaningful program would be unaffordable.
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Pew said it opposed allowing banks to offer such "unaffordable" advances again.
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Health care would continue to be unaffordable for much of rural America.
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However, skyrocketing insulin prices have made the indispensable medicine unaffordable for many.
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Those price increases would make coverage unaffordable to many middle-class families.
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Today in America, our pre-school system is largely dysfunctional and unaffordable.
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He was surprised and disappointed at how unaffordable the area had become.
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"The 'Unaffordable' Care Act will soon be history!" he said on Twitter.
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We remember that banks and borrowers got into trouble with unaffordable mortgages.
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Without that protection, experts warn that coverage could become unaffordable for many.
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Nearly 19 million people live in the unaffordable areas, the report found.
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Even with those credits, Democrats say, many people would find insurance unaffordable.
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And for lower-wage workers it's a system that is increasingly unaffordable.
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There is no possibility that pre-existing conditions will make insurance unaffordable.
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At the same time, care has become increasingly unaffordable for many Americans.
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The Bay Area, known for its unaffordable housing, may get even pricier.
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Many Kentuckians are looking at the Affordable Care as unaffordable and unusable.
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Data plans were expensive and pricey smartphones were unaffordable for far more people.
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"The Negev house takes affordable housing and makes it unaffordable," said Sherburn-Zimmer.
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In my father's case, it was an issue of unaffordable health care costs.
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Some are even switching to other meats as the dietary staple becomes unaffordable.
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The truth is that healthcare costs are the biggest driver of unaffordable care.
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Unaffordable cities, struggling schools, and deteriorating infrastructure are problems in the United States.
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Did it change the fact that in the U.S., college is massively unaffordable?
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"Dying to Survive", however, confronts the problem of unaffordable drug prices head-on.
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And to increase the force sufficiently, on current trends, appears unaffordable or impossible.
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M5S backs an unaffordable universal basic income and wants to scrap pension reforms.
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Has anyone conducted a thorough root cause analysis of unaffordable health care costs?
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But for the 72 percent of female inmates living in poverty, that's unaffordable.
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National spending is up, productivity is discouraged, and insurance premiums are more unaffordable.
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In the early 1980s, beatboxers backed up rappers when drum machines were unaffordable.
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Student-loan debt and skyrocketing housing prices make homeownership unaffordable for many millennials.
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"I don't want to go on disability," because treatment is unaffordable, she said.
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Insulin is the most glaring example, but many routine medications are similarly unaffordable.
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It would be unwise, unnecessary and unaffordable in every sense of the word.
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Obamacare has grown increasingly unaffordable for them as premiums climb higher each year.
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Having made housing unaffordable, many cities have responded by making the problem worse.
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With the domestic price doubling in 2015, large-scale imports may be unaffordable.
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At this level, the price of insurance would be unaffordable for many individuals.
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Home health aides can be scarce and unaffordable to hire around the clock.
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Many are also burdened by student debt and contend with increasingly unaffordable housing.
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Many are also burdened by student debt and contend with increasingly unaffordable housing.
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The ACA's exchanges were designed poorly, and premiums did become unaffordable for millions.
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Boiling the water requires cooking gas — another luxury that is unaffordable to many.
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Unaffordable insurance is a problem for the nation, not just for individual households.
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An unaffordable medical bill is a travesty whether it's a surprise or not.
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Vets were an unaffordable luxury for Hutchins, even before his recent benefits sanction.
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This is making home buying unaffordable for many workers as wage growth has lagged.
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And I tell everybody, I regret not doing zero, because New Jersey is unaffordable.
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The more than house prices exceed incomes, the more unaffordable a place is considered.
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That can make prices unaffordable for those who are not eligible for federal subsidies.
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Deep corporate analysis is an unaffordable luxury in an industry obsessed with lowering costs.
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Reversals in the past often left the unlucky ones with piles of unaffordable debt.
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In March, EDF's then chief financial officer, Thomas Piquemal, quit, calling Hinkley Point unaffordable.
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Unaffordable marriages are also a factor in China's bigger demographic problem - falling birth rates.
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But critics say the scheme is unaffordable and could blunt the incentive to work.
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It could turn out to be a miniature Dubai—or an unaffordable prestige project.
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In 2009 they opposed President Barack Obama's fiscal stimulus, arguing that it was unaffordable.
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But to make one group to pay unaffordable premiums is not the right answer.
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That's unaffordable for the many retirees with low incomes and limited savings, she added.
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At that time, buying an individual health insurance plan was difficult and often unaffordable.
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Broadband services are either unreliable or unaffordable to many of Nigeria's 190 million inhabitants.
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Airbnb is making city living unaffordable for residents as well as crowded, many complain.
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There is no evidence that the choice is made because pain relief is unaffordable.
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It shouldn't punish the poor with work requirements, unaffordable rents and deplorable living conditions.
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A high cost of living and unaffordable housing are pushing millennials to the suburbs.
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First, Italy's unreformed and unaffordable welfare state has led to calamitous public sector accounts.
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Italy must bear down on its budget deficits and keep trimming unaffordable public spending.
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Strong immigration has been blamed for the country's hot housing market and unaffordable prices.
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Delta hasn't taken delivery of the planes, but such tariffs would render them unaffordable.
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Since most mortgages are limited to 30 years, this means housing has become unaffordable.
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All over the country, unaffordable housing is associated with similar rural land-use restrictions.
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But patients can get stuck with out-of-pocket costs that make it unaffordable.
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Many people are going hungry, while inflation has skyrocketed and left basic goods unaffordable.
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However, for people who don't get those subsidies, ACA coverage is becoming increasingly unaffordable.
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Interest rates are so high that most home loans are unaffordable for average buyers.
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"I just hope Big Pharma doesn't make it unaffordable for the people like me."
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Chinese officials have scolded tycoons for allowing society to become so unequal and unaffordable.
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She and her partner spent £60 on groceries every week, which looked increasingly unaffordable.
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Still, for at least one limousine driver, taking the day off was simply unaffordable.
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The price of food has skyrocketed, making meat and vegetables unaffordable to ordinary people.
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The price of food has skyrocketed, making meat and vegetables unaffordable to ordinary people.
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Critics of the A.C.A. often argue that the law has made health care unaffordable.
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But Mr. Macron argues that the current byzantine system is both unaffordable and unfair.
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This stands in stark contrast to the olden days of flexible but unaffordable fares.
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They saw 40 apartments, each more unappealing, and yet more unaffordable, than the last.
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In Tanzania, for example, many girls and women say basic pads are simply unaffordable.
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Other types of loans became unaffordable as interest rates rose and home values plummeted.
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"In the long run, the entire menu of possible solutions is unaffordable," Stoddard added.
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The Trump administration says Obamacare remains unaffordable for too many and must be replaced.
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Ms. Cruz saw her children flourish in programs that would have been otherwise unaffordable.
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For decades, many of America's top CEOs have pushed for unaffordable personal and corporate tax cuts, a rollback of environmental protections, sky-high salaries for themselves and stagnant wages for their workers, abusive financial practices, unaffordable drug prices and unhealthy food products.
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But an area with cheap housing is still unaffordable if you can't find a job.
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It's unaffordable, it's redistributive in a negative direction, and it's not what most Americans want.
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LEO satellites can bring internet connectivity to places where it is still unavailable or unaffordable.
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Sexual and reproductive health services are also unaffordable for much of the population, he added.
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But many said that the smaller co-payments piled up to make their care unaffordable.
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It's a pizza oven for the everyman, the unaffordable luxury we must all lust after.
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Some experts say this could make coverage unaffordable for people with pre-existing conditions. Sen.
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That has resulted in high interest rates on loans, making credit unaffordable for many companies.
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High demand and short supply have driven property prices to "unaffordable" levels in recent years.
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Yet their proposals to introduce unaffordable tax cuts for the rich would send both ballooning.
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Case in point: Republicans have lamented the Affordable Care Act's too-high deductibles as unaffordable.
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If you're coveting these throwback accessories, the good news is that they're not totally unaffordable.
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Water contamination, unaffordable utility bills and lack of basic services disproportionately affect those two groups.
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Unless everyone is in the insurance pool, the provision for preexisting conditions will be unaffordable.
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In the insurance exchanges, premiums for older people would soar to unaffordable levels, CBO found.
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But even small bails amounting to just $500 or $1,000 can prove unaffordable for many.
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Making cars unaffordable for millions of hard-working Americans was never in anyone's best interest.
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More importantly, financially vulnerable households might face long-term consequences if insurance is temporarily unaffordable.
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The fact that these measures were almost certainly unaffordable didn't make them any less popular.
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There is no running water, soap is expensive and hand sanitizer is an unaffordable luxury.
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That's great news for patients who need EpiPens but have so far found them unaffordable.
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You know, certainly, the ad model has shown itself to be corrosive and almost unaffordable.
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We receive frequent complaints from patients who are outraged by unfair and unaffordable surprise bills.
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Unaffordable rental markets make homelessness harder to fix, because housing vouchers go only so far.
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Their systems are totally out of control, costing taxpayers vast and unaffordable amounts of money.
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"Six million people could lose their health care, which could become unaffordable," Mr. Schumer said.
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Mr. Bloomberg has criticized Medicare for all as an unaffordable policy for the United States.
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They were not wrong, even if the prices were eye-wateringly unaffordable for most fans.
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Altruism, trust, cooperation and virtue are unaffordable luxuries in the struggle of all against all.
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Kamala Harris' support for a "Medicare-for-all" proposal "not American" and "unaffordable," and Sen.
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Both these practices are close to unaffordable for all but the best-funded telephone pollsters.
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Over the past few decades, couture has been relegated to an unaffordable, unattainable dream-factory.
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They need to avoid shortages that would drive prices too high, making electric vehicles unaffordable.
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Republicans repeatedly criticized the growth of federal spending under President Obama as unaffordable and dangerous.
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So people will be turned away or charged a lot more to make it unaffordable.
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Unfortunately, the coverage numbers in the ACA don't reflect how unaffordable much of that coverage is.
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Many new museums around the country were revealed to be the unaffordable trophies of local politicians.
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Meat is an unaffordable luxury: a kilo of beef costs 9% of an average week's pay.
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Populists and moderates alike accused the government of neglecting the elderly and making health care unaffordable.
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But that has now led to ballooning inflation, and even basics have become unaffordable for many.
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Home prices in Britain will come under pressure in 2017 because housing has become increasingly unaffordable.
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They have often focused on large-scale developments on the edges of cities—and proven unaffordable.
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Their health insurance, if they can even get it, continuous to be unaffordable because of Obamacare.
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Therapy is unaffordable for millions of people, so Union's comfort probably meant the world to many.
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They say the delays force students to keep up unaffordable monthly payments or face debt collection.
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Deductibles and other out-of-pocket expenses remain unaffordable for many low- and middle-income people.
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Basic commodities and medicine have become unaffordable for ordinary Venezuelans, leaving entire families struggling to survive.
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If they continue to concede that single-payer is unaffordable and unachievable, it certainly will be.
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Bastian called the recommended tariff "absurd" last month and said it would make the planes unaffordable.
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But in some places, such as India, the measure may make air-conditioning unaffordable for millions.
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That's because many older Americans will face unaffordable premiums, co-pays, and deductibles for private insurance.
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Housing is so unaffordable in big cities that residents are resorting to drastic measures to stay.
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Yet child care is generally unaffordable and paid leave is not available to most U.S. parents.
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Sempre presents its product as a solution to unaffordable prescriptions keeping patients from taking their medications.
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The result is one of the great pieces of real estate porn — it looked utterly unaffordable.
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Even for some patients with health insurance, high deductibles and restrictive formularies can make insulin unaffordable.
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Pharmaceutical monopolies reap huge profits from high prices, while medicines are unaffordable for too many people.
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But layering unaffordable regulatory schemes onto the American consumer ultimately damages both the economy and environment.
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If the younger generation sees housing as unaffordable and uninteresting, they're more likely to move internationally.
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And at less than the price of a cocktail, the subscription deters trolls without being unaffordable.
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The decision could also raise uncertainty about premiums for Medicaid beneficiaries, which can make Medicaid unaffordable.
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Business class is great, but for most of us, it's unaffordable on such a long flight.
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"Obamacare has become even more unaffordable for Georgia's middle class," Mr. Hudgens said in a statement.
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The retailers ride on that and push people out making it unaffordable for people like us.
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The city is now unaffordable for young families, and the flight to the suburbs is accelerating.
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Few fail to mention that it has become unaffordable for the majority of non-tech workers.
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Many North Shore residents moved there because their previous neighborhoods had become unaffordable with new development.
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Patients deserve to know they will no longer be subject to these unfair and unaffordable practices.
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In the past, even the state high-risk pools proved an unaffordable solution to many people.
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If a three-month time frame means the payments are unaffordable, consider a longer-term plan.
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Renée Martin was thrown into an unaffordable high-risk pool because of an abnormal Pap smear.
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Instead, it simply throws more taxpayer dollars at the problem, to subsidize increasingly unaffordable health care.
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Santa Cruz, students say, is an unaffordable market, which is why they started the unauthorized strike.
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It leads many middle-class and lower-income families to believe, incorrectly, that college is unaffordable.
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We were able to get into a better loan right as our first loan became unaffordable.
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Taking time off for a sabbatical might seem like an out-of-reach and unaffordable luxury.
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The fourth main argument of NPR critics is that implementation of the recommended actions is unaffordable.
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State Republicans have been blocking attempts to expand Medicaid for years, arguing that it is unaffordable.
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Some people who earn enough to qualify for meager or no subsidies find health care unaffordable.
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This makes life-saving treatments unaffordable for many, particularly for people living in poorer TPP countries.
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Home prices in U.S. and European cities are often unaffordable, again for almost anyone but the wealthiest.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has blasted drugmakers and healthcare "middlemen" for making prescription medicines unaffordable for Americans.
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As cities become more unaffordable, I'm interested in how living situations will change romantic and sexual relationships.
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If the circus is to survive, it may have to relocate away from its unaffordable namesake home.
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"It takes just one payday loan that's unaffordable to trap you in a debt cycle," he warned.
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That's why liberal health care analysts say the coverage could become unaffordable for people with health problems.
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"Telling people prices are unaffordable leads to fewer people seeing if they qualify for coverage," he said.
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Some states could allow higher premiums for individuals with pre-existing conditions, potentially making their insurance unaffordable.
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It's often unaffordable for them to attempt to extend network access in both rural and developed communities.
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Median-priced homes are now considered unaffordable for average wage earners in three-quarters of the country.
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Trump affirmed that the health insurance law, which he deems unaffordable, will be amended, repealed or replaced.
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Food delivery is a massive megatrend but high costs make it unaffordable or a luxury for many.
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College student loans average $35,000, and renting or buying a home is unaffordable in most metro areas.
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That could easily make health insurance unaffordable for people who buy Obamacare coverage on the individual marketplace.
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But bodegas have always subsisted in lower-income neighborhoods, even as they transform into wealthy, unaffordable spaces.
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Q: We hear often that Social Security is becoming unaffordable because our population is aging so fast.
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"Car-title lenders will keep doing business as usual and keep people in unaffordable loans," Standaert said.
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More recently, however, the area has become an increasingly unaffordable destination for Philadelphia's middle-class professional set.
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"When this shift happens, thousands of people will lose coverage or it will be unaffordable," he said.
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Unlike ObamaCare and the Senate bill, which merely subsidize unaffordable care, "Large HSAs" would drive prices down.
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They will find that the great health care plan never existed and coverage has suddenly become unaffordable.
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I've spoken to others, particularly small business employers, who are confronted with premium increases and unaffordable deductibles.
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The most common gripes are that, as the population swells, cities become congested and homes become unaffordable.
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Recent price increases on the product have rendered it unaffordable for many, leading to a public outcry.
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Many middle class Americans who don't qualify for subsidies have dropped their coverage, saying it's now unaffordable.
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It's generally agreed that higher education in the United States has gradually become more and more unaffordable.
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But at the moment, Mr. Skeist is not alone in seeing full agreement as an unaffordable luxury.
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Progressives contend that unaffordable health plans and rising prescription drug costs show that a change is needed.
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Business class is obviously the ideal way to fly, but for most of us, it's completely unaffordable.
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Premiums and co-pays have been going up, making care unaffordable even for some people with coverage.
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"I would characterize the debt situation of the country today as unfinanceable, unaffordable and unsustainable," Guzman said.
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"GOP's Obamacare Replacement Will Make Coverage Unaffordable For Millions — Otherwise, It's Great," Avik Roy wrote for Forbes.
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"While half-price is certainly an improvement, it's still an unaffordable price for so many," she said.
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The Affordable Care Act was misnamed; it should have been called the Access to Unaffordable Care Act.
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All of these factors combine to make a down payment on a home unaffordable for many millennials.
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When Ever Gold's previous lease became unaffordable in the Tenderloin, just under a year ago, McClintock relocated.
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Taxing these benefits would make graduate school unaffordable or unappealing, even for potential young Nobel Prize winners.
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Researchers are producing life-changing medicines, but all that progress does us no good if they're unaffordable.
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While food is not necessarily scarce yet, it is becoming unaffordable for all but the privileged few.
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Other culprits include unaffordable mortgages, student loans and financial instability or debt caused by overspending or divorce.
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Many of them, even children, are forced to go without fruit, vegetables and milk — now unaffordable luxuries.
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"Sentiment could deteriorate at any time as prices are unaffordable," Wong added in the report, released Tuesday.
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Escalating inflation and an IMF forecast of slow growth could make driving unaffordable for middle class families.
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In short, Republicans have made health insurance even more unaffordable, especially for older, sicker, or poorer Americans.
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" Senator John Cornyn of Texas, the No. 2 Senate Republican, said this week that "deductibles are unaffordable.
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The bottom line: There is no way to gild this lily — that is the definition of unaffordable.
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Well-off people from other places were moving to Portland and making the city unaffordable, he said.
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No. Again, a bunch of overpaid jocks playing a game that is unaffordable to go to anymore.
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They're quite simply a far more inefficient, inequitable and unaffordable way to do what the ACA has done.
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The complaint is that the university rents out accommodation at a 45 percent profit margin, making accommodation unaffordable.
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" Trump applauded Congress' efforts with a Friday morning tweet saying, "The 'Unaffordable' Care Act will soon be history!
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" Trump applauded Congress's efforts with a Friday morning tweet saying, "The 'Unaffordable' Care Act will soon be history!
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Minimum wage hikes have led to higher unemployment, while larger downpayment requirements have made homes unaffordable for many.
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It is unaffordable, it is piecemeal, there is little accountability for outcomes, and it is not consumer-centered.
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But many children with Down syndrome go without needed interventions and therapies because they are unaffordable or unavailable.
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After 11 years away, is anyone really ready to pop back into that oversized, completely unaffordable Manhattan apartment?
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College is largely unaffordable for the poor, who are also excluded from the pervasive institution of unpaid internships.
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But the 6.7 million who don't receive assistance are the ones likely to exit, as premiums become unaffordable.
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Usually, politicians would be deterred from such largesse by bond-market vigilantes, who would make wild borrowing unaffordable.
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Bread prices are already 10 times higher than in the city of Homs, and unaffordable for most families.
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Many fear this will continue to bring more developments to the waterfront, pushing property values to unaffordable rates.
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Despite these setbacks, one Mashable illustrator spoke the truth, about the unaffordable-for-an-artist $2,999 price tag.
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That's because Obamacare spends billions on subsidies to shield many individuals from the cost of its unaffordable premiums.
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If that were repealed, insurers could charge sick people exorbitantly high rates, likely making coverage unaffordable for many.
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In our drug supply, we've got brand name drugs that are unaffordable, and the prices are not regulated.
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Without the tax credits, many people would find coverage unaffordable, and would be likely to forgo coverage altogether.
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When medicines are either unavailable or unaffordable, it is no simple task to locate and use an alternative.
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Miami, Florida's housing market is becoming rather unaffordable, which might contribute to the high number of families leaving.
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In recent years, the prices of certain drugs have been artificially inflated to unaffordable levels, jeopardizing public health.
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By these metrics, about 13.8 million US households (about 11.9 percent) currently might find their water bills unaffordable.
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They would make registration "quite unaffordable" for those working "in only one county or state", he told Reuters.
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The biggest frustration that Obamacare enrollees have with their plans right now is that the deductibles feel unaffordable.
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Most have been uprooted because their livelihoods have been destroyed – sometimes by unaffordable food rather than direct violence.
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Hong Kong has one of the world's most unaffordable housing markets, according to a 2017 study by Demographia.
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Jobs are precarious; paychecks are low and stagnant; and healthcare coverage is either crushingly expensive or simply unaffordable.
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" Trump applauded Congress's efforts with a Friday morning tweet saying, "The 'Unaffordable' Care Act will soon be history!
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This drove up inflation, making basic goods unaffordable, so he instituted price controls and fixed the exchange rate.
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Many of them could decide to take a chance with their health rather than buy an unaffordable policy.
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How it works: House prices have been rising where they're already unaffordable and falling where they're within reach.
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Climate change is making home insurance unavailable or unaffordable in the riskiest areas for hurricanes, wildfires and flooding.
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They'd have to go to 100 percent original, and the cost for the consumer would be absolutely unaffordable.
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Though prices in New York specifically are still below their 2006 peak, the city remains unaffordable for most.
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Unlike London, Paris has entered real estate bubble territory this year and is the most unaffordable European city.
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It found that rates were unaffordable in 845 of such ZIP codes, or about 9 percent of them.
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It's because the Democrats may now dismiss our urgent needs as unaffordable luxuries, and back off the fight.
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If enough healthy people become free-riders, insurance for everyone else becomes unaffordable, or insurers face large losses.
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Tariffs on car imports and production mean more expensive cars, which will make them unaffordable for some people.
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These same newly employed are currently forced under the ACA to purchase unaffordable coverage or face tax penalties.
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The Democratic candidates have unveiled yet another unaffordable socialist scheme that would make you pay more in taxes.
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Property taxes have risen with prices, making traditional African-American neighbourhoods unaffordable to people who grew up there.
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"Among these unaffordable metros, San Diego posted the largest inventory growth—22 percent year-over-year," wrote Lee.
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"Instead, it provides important relief to those who have been penalized for choosing not to buy unaffordable insurance."
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And as time went on, single-family policies, which farmers almost always had to buy, became increasingly unaffordable.
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One party will argue that the new systems being proposed are too complex, too unreliable, and too unaffordable.
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They have dubbed the current law the "Unaffordable Care Act" and emphasized its effects on family medical costs.
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"It just can't be unaffordable," Musk said of the truck during an interview on the Ride the Lightning podcast.
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He wants to slash the budget deficit, reform taxes and the unaffordable pension system, deregulate and privatise state enterprise.
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Tombs said low rates were encouraging borrowers to take on mortgages that might prove unaffordable when they eventually rise.
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Mike Lee that critics say could make plans with adequate coverage unaffordable to those who have certain medical conditions.
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One adviser recounts his poring over the party's 461-page election manifesto and crossing out policies he deemed unaffordable.
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Most jobs require a college degree these days, a proposition that's becoming increasingly unaffordable even if it is attainable.
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But 29 cities were severely unaffordable, including 13 in the U.S., 7 in the U.K., and 5 in Australia.
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They're also rolling back important subsidies that have driven Obamacare premiums up, making healthcare unaffordable for some once again.
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That study defined "unaffordable" as amounting to more that 2 percent of the median household income for that area.
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This makes the cost of uploading and downloading music unaffordable for many trying to start out in the industry.
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It will mostly affect people in the individual market, who will either voluntarily leave or consider the coverage unaffordable.
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It also is used to argue that pension, Social Security or Medicare benefits are unaffordable, and should be cut.
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But consumer advocates say these changes could render insurance unaffordable for the millions of Americans with pre-existing conditions.
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They used to buy their own health insurance in the early 2000s, but the premiums became unaffordable, surpassing $1,200.
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The number-one reason why nearly 2628 million individuals remain uninsured is because ObamaCare regulations make health insurance unaffordable.
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What's more, I live in Los Angeles, which has one of the most unaffordable rental markets in the country.
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If ever there were a time to tame the Republican Party's addiction to unaffordable tax cuts, this is it.
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Financial issues can come from anywhere, but this year's rankings were clearly impacted by the current unaffordable housing crisis.
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Wade made abortion legal, anti-choice politicians in Congress led a successful effort to make it unaffordable for many.
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Between climate change, unaffordable healthcare, debt, and the inability to date, it's no wonder we're more stressed than ever.
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That's unaffordable to all but the very rich in a country where the average wage is $193,245 a month.
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" The Chicago Tribune editorial board took his side, writing that "such massive government spending programs are unworkable and unaffordable.
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The Hong Kong stock exchange could find the London stock exchange "potentially unaffordable," according to one bank's chief strategist.
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But he said the school plan was unaffordable on his net take-home salary of about $2,4003 a month.
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She said they were unaffordable not only for the 99 percent but also for most of the 1 percent.
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When New York Fashion Week kicks off today, the catwalks of Manhattan will be filled with fabulously unaffordable outfits.
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Given the devastating impact of unaffordable prescription medication for millions of Americans, the entire prescription supply chain deserves scrutiny.
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These policy changes seek to drive up the costs of residential solar and make it unaffordable for many Americans.
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Why it matters: Hospitals account for the largest portion of U.S. health costs — which patients are finding increasingly unaffordable.
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They need to admit that even the pre-Obamacare health insurance premiums were unaffordable for most of these people.
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London is still unaffordable for many, but its real estate bubble risk is on the decline, per the report.
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When this drove up inflation, making basic goods unaffordable, he instituted price controls and fixed the currency exchange rate.
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You don't have to be an economist to know that health care costs are unaffordable for millions of Americans.
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Coastal homeowners rebelled, arguing that the legislation made insurance unaffordable, and in 2014 Congress repealed parts of the law.
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Low-income Georgians could also receive subsidized employer coverage if their employer offers insurance but it's unaffordable for them.
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Either it doesn't meet the needs or it doesn't seem like it's a place for me or it's unaffordable.
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Congress, due to return from recess on February 2nd, is to consider his proposal to reform the unaffordable pension system.
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The bottom line: These costs are unaffordable for most middle- and lower-income people, especially those on Medicare and Medicaid.
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On top of this, keeping up with the housing market has pushed people toward poverty for making large, unaffordable purchases.
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Or if they do, they'll offer them at such a high price that coverage will be unaffordable for most consumers.
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As the undergirding of American global power, America's alliances provide a historically-tested alternative to that unaffordable and unsustainable role.
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Under the GOP bill, insurance companies could charge people with pre-existing conditions more, possibly making coverage unaffordable for them.
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The reduction of unaffordable energy subsidies and an accompanying rise in utility bills inflicted more pain on hard-pressed consumers.
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The symptom of unaffordable housing, of income inequality, of institutional racism, of addiction, untreated illness; and decades of dis-investment.
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Developing countries like India have long worried that a too-aggressive phase-out would make air conditioning unaffordable for millions.
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That tax could make some vehicles more unaffordable in the U.S, though few analysts expect the tax to be enacted.
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As ObamaCare continues its death spiral, families across the nation face unaffordable premiums and deductibles and severely limited healthcare choices.
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While this is unaffordable for the vast majority of us, Farfetch is hoping for good publicity via word of mouth.
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Critics have blasted the proposed fee increase, saying it will make a trip to the parks unaffordable for many Americans.
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People want good schools and clean air and water, and they don't want to die because health care is unaffordable.
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Payday loans are often provided by small credit merchants to individuals who face high prices and unaffordable payments, Horowitz said.
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High-risk pools are not new and in the past have brought high administrative costs, unaffordable premiums and skimpy benefits.
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Hernandez conducted interviews in their homes, which gave her insight into the impact of unaffordable utility bills on their lives.
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It would not address the unaffordable premiums, deductibles and coinsurance that keep millions of Americans from getting needed health care.
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"The Affordable Care Act proved to reduce health care choices, to raise premiums, to make health care unaffordable," Ryan said.
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Making healthcare unaffordable means more people living horror stories, as well as losing the regular, ongoing care that saves lives.
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For others, maybe the premiums have become unaffordable or there's no one they want to leave the money to anymore.
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Regrettably, for too many, these flaws led to raising premiums, unaffordable co-pays, and limited physician choices, necessitating an overhaul.
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The higher premiums could make coverage unaffordable for some consumers, especially those who do not qualify for subsidies, it said.
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One family's search for an affordable apartment in an increasingly unaffordable city after one of New York City's deadliest fires.
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Ms. Nixon wants to stand in the same philosophical space, railing against the unaffordable city, the tyranny of urban plutocrats.
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Companies have argued that the new fee will make medical devices unaffordable for patients and force them to cut jobs.
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In addition, the concern that climate change will render insurance unaffordable in some parts of the country goes beyond flooding.
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Nashville's boom has brought congestion and soaring housing costs, making the city unaffordable for many longtime residents, particularly African-Americans.
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They're practical, they're necessary, and we can afford them because the cost of not doing them is way more unaffordable.
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"Vancouver has become more and more unaffordable, we all know that," George Affleck, a council member, said during the debate.
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Min's tiny staff considered hiring a security firm to investigate the attack, but decided the $50,000 minimum price was unaffordable.
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People who want or need more comprehensive coverage could find it out of their reach, because it might become unaffordable.
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He would have preferred to get care near his home, but the out-of-pocket cost made the treatment unaffordable.
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Moët & Chandon is another classic we all know and love, and its wines range from remarkably reasonable to unimaginably unaffordable.
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Families living in unaffordable housing often must choose between basic health needs such as food or medication and their rent.
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" Ann Nguyen on "The Senate's Unaffordable Care Act" Lizanne O'Toole on "Does God Want You to Spend $300,000 for College?
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That has raised concerns about whether the industry is intensifying income inequality and making New York unaffordable for more people.
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It would weaken protections against predatory, unaffordable mortgage lending of the type that blew up the U.S. economy in 2008.
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Also, prices in London have quadrupled over in the past 20 years, making homes unaffordable for many of its residents.
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To keep on budget every month, my meals are made from scratch by me, as anything else would be unaffordable.
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As college becomes increasingly unaffordable for many students and their families, there are a handful of schools that stand apart.
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This would make insurance unaffordable for millions of Americans and sharply reduce the number who buy their own health coverage.
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Clearly, something else—perhaps unaffordable premiums—explains why many of the 28 million uninsured have not simply purchased health insurance.
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"McSally voted yes, even though the bill makes coverage completely unaffordable to people with pre-existing conditions," the ad continues.
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Mining companies have said many of the new rules are unaffordable while they grapple with depressed prices and rising costs.
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It is another stark reminder that middle-class people are among those really struggling with unaffordable health insurance right now.
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Last year, the U.S. Commerce Department recommended tariffs of almost 300 percent on the jets, which would make them unaffordable.
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"These premiums are still unaffordable by many," Azar said, contending that the law remains fundamentally flawed and must be replaced.
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But the Affordable Care Act needs to be adjusted to control costs better, lest employer-sponsored health care become unaffordable.
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"They can't afford rent in other parts of Karachi," where rent has become unaffordable for even well-to-do families.
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Health care could become unaffordable for millions of families, and they could be forced to skip needed appointments and treatments.
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For the most part, housing in these places isn't unaffordable because apartments are too large — anyone who has lived in New York, London, or San Francisco can attest to the fact that a studio or small room in a shared apartment can easily cost $2,000 a month — it's unaffordable because the system is broken.
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The upper middle class fight to restrict house building in their well-groomed neighbourhoods, thus making cities unaffordable for most Americans.
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"We want to open up affordable alternatives to unaffordable Affordable Care Act policies," said Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar.
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But the Republican bill in effect cuts those subsidies, making silver plans more expensive—and unaffordable to lots of poorer people.
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Meanwhile, there are complaints that policies are unaffordable as a tiny number of homes rack up huge bills from repeat claims.
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She admits the protesters may be facing societal obstacles -- unaffordable living, dwindling upward mobility -- but "we've all been there," she said.
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Still, India's annual trips per capita, at 0.04, compares with 0.3 in China, and flying remains unaffordable for the overwhelming majority.
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While the American system is unaffordable, much of that is also due to underlying heath-care costs and inequality, he said.
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Companies are going into space because it offers a different vantage point, allowing them to gather valuable new, previously-unaffordable information.
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Even bigger deficits will make it easier for Republicans to justify cuts to entitlement spending, which they frequently say is unaffordable.
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They said they struggled to obtain promised compensation, found counseling was insufficient or unaffordable, and in some cases they were fired.
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If a woman could pay for a preventive care visit, subsequent tests, follow-up care, medication, and contraception were often unaffordable.
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Many of the new units targeted the higher end of the market and were unaffordable to those with more modest incomes.
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"The President believes that it's completely unaffordable and creates a one-size-fits-all government approach to health care," she said.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's proposal to eliminate greenhouse gas emissions and create a renewable energy economy — as unrealistic, unaffordable and ill-conceived.
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Before the mandate, many insurers did not cover contraceptives for women, which often meant they were unaffordable or out of reach.
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It accomplishes this, though, not by giving everybody enough money to afford their premiums, but by making insurance unaffordable to millions.
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The country faces a laundry list of problems: food and job shortages, an HIV epidemic, unaffordable public spending and overwhelming poverty.
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Han said the social problems included unaffordable housing in the city, which is classified as a "special administrative region" of China.
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The intention is to promote investment in deprived areas with incentives that might be unaffordable, unpopular or unnecessary if applied nationally.
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Public spending, including on the unaffordable pension system, is to be slashed, though the government has yet to say just how.
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White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest said Wednesday that pharmaceutical companies "do real damage" to their reputations by making drugs unaffordable.
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In states that required guaranteed issue for the sick and healthy alike, premiums were as unaffordable as they are under ObamaCare.
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Top administration health officials have defended the proposal as necessary to help people who have been harmed by unaffordable ObamaCare coverage.
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The vast majority of Afghan individuals and businesses have to use roads, because flights are either unavailable or unaffordable to them.
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The statistic highlights several issues plaguing millennials, like a rise in depression and "deaths of despair," unaffordable living costs, and burnout.
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But he acknowledged that — despite the title of the law — health care and health insurance were still unaffordable for some people.
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About 553 million Americans have insurance that might otherwise have been unaffordable, and the law has cost much less than anticipated.
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Critics of the bill argue that if states waived the rule, coverage could become unaffordable for people with pre-existing conditions.
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He instead argued that the racial wealth gap, rising suburban poverty, the opioid epidemic, and unaffordable rental housing must be addressed.
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Though acknowledging the law's success in helping restrain costs, Azar later criticized it as "unaffordable" for a significant slice of Americans.
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A judge should not set an unaffordable bail amounts for minor drug offenders (In Clarence's case bail was set at $85033,000).
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But the report also points to cuts in Medicaid and a smaller tax credit as making insurance unaffordable for many people.
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A more practical complaint about the MMT approach is that its big deficits will lead to mountains of unaffordable government debt.
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It is true that Obamacare premiums are rising sharply this year, which threatens to make the plan unaffordable for some Americans.
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Also, twentysomething professionals living in New York City apartments that would be completely unaffordable — if anything like them even existed IRL.
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More millennials are ditching big US cities for the suburbs, and it shows just how dire the unaffordable housing crisis is
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But many employers in the retail, restaurant and hospitality industries continue to behave as though stable scheduling is an unaffordable luxury.
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Insulin has become so unaffordable that Type 1 diabetics are pushed to take risks, like rationing and buying from strangers online.
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She argues that people have already been pushed into the Bronx from Washington Heights when that became unaffordable for many residents.
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In several communities, water has become unaffordable, forcing families to choose between it and other essentials, like food, medicine and transportation.
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Coverage, while theoretically available, could become unaffordable for some people with costly conditions like cancer or AIDS, health policy experts say.
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Their buttery caviar — which sells for about $50 an ounce — is an almost unaffordable item for many in the island nation.
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For many like Risien, sluggish wage growth and sky-high rents in many cities have made it unaffordable to live alone.
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This would make electric service unaffordable for many customers, and it would increase the cost of electricity-dependent manufacturing and services.
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It is also the erosion and dissolution of entire communities -- from lost wages to unaffordable health care costs and broken families.
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"Yet college tuition costs in the U.S. have been increasing at a breakneck pace, making college unaffordable for millions of Americans."
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The mere mention of the word can cause anxiety and discomfort for so many, especially if it seems unaffordable or inaccessible.
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Read on to find out the 18 most unaffordable cities based on the amount of money leftover from their biweekly income.
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The size of the bubble also fits on a sliding scale — large and dark red means the city is totally unaffordable.
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Having concluded the current deterrent strategy is unaffordable, they have adopted a new strategy that magically fits within their new budget.
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The spare parts to fix the Toyota are either unavailable or unaffordable, but the repayments on the car haven't gone away.
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The study defined "unaffordable" areas as those where the ratio of the average auto premium to household income exceeded 2 percent.
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Republican politicians, on the other hand, continue to push the lie that Social Security is unaffordable and keep demanding benefit cuts.
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Loans that were little understood or that ended up being unaffordable contributed to millions of homeowners losing their homes to foreclosure.
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First, the unaffordable expense of health insurance was the original reason for the ACA, hence its name: the Affordable Care Act.
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One new analysis found that 2 million women likely didn't go to work this year because child care is so unaffordable.
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Another hurdle is the cost of the drug, $1,300 per month, which may seem largely unaffordable for people who don't have insurance.
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Packaged juice can contain unwanted ingredients like excess sugars, but paying for fresh juice every day can add up and become unaffordable.
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For example, boomers who grew up with 'the 30 percent rule,' find the new standards of rental prices to be especially unaffordable.
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But if superintendent Brian Ganan wants to upgrade one system, he may be required to fix many others, which would be unaffordable.
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We've contributed to the higher prices that make the city so unaffordable, and we have to take action today to change this.
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Indeed, the "socialist" part of those countries that Mr Sanders's fans like would be unaffordable without the dynamic capitalist part they dislike.
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"The ACA simply doesn't work and it is still unaffordable for far too many," said Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar.
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Democracy is crumbling, climate change is advancing, children are being held in cages, health care is increasingly unaffordable and bills are looming.
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Buying a home is hardly ever cheap, but in certain places it's becoming downright unaffordable for those earning less than six figures.
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When shopping for health insurance plans, about 66 percent of millennials said any premium at or about $200 a month is unaffordable.
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Even as college becomes increasingly unaffordable for many students and their families, it is still possible to graduate owing next to nothing.
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Democrats blasted the bill, saying it would make insurance unaffordable for those who need it most and would leave millions more uninsured.
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Through donations, Lifebox has distributed nearly 27,1553 oximeters to hospitals in settings where even the cheapest and most fragile oximeter is unaffordable.
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At about $12 for an average herd of 10 cows, an annual rabies vaccine is unaffordable for some poor farmers, said Benavides.
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Prosthetic arms can cost up to $40,000 - making them unaffordable for most people - particularly refugees in conflict areas, said Sangho Yi, Mand.
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Newspapers have run a bunch of stories about people around Nevada City who have found the cost unaffordable, and are moving out.
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If the payments are stopped, insurers say it will destabilize the individual Obamacare market by making plans unaffordable for low-income enrollees.
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The scope and scale of complaints will only continue to grow in a city that consistently ranks among the world's most unaffordable.
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The powerful lobbying group for senior citizens believes the legislation, in its current form, creates "an unaffordable age tax" for older Americans.
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Therapy is often unaffordable for those without health insurance, and even those with coverage find it difficult to access for various reasons.
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Medications become unaffordable, as a patient's coinsurance is based on the inflated list price, rather than the true cost to the PBM.
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"When you force millions of people to buy expensive and unaffordable insurance, it's not that surprising to see premiums going up," Rep.
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While that is slightly less than the 7 percent annual jump in March, it is still making more and more markets unaffordable.
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But many middle-class people who qualify for small subsidies have still found the plans to be unaffordable or a poor value.
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He cited a single-payer health care system as an example of a "seductive" idea that would be unaffordable for the country.
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Harris, a progressive Democratic presidential candidate who has embraced Medicare for all, told NBC that rising costs are making health care unaffordable.
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Since unaffordable and unavailable are two sides to the same healthcare coin, decreasing costs may provide adequate health coverage to more people.
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"The Exchange markets would basically function like a high-risk pool — with unaffordable premiums for those with pre-existing conditions," AHIP said.
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The committee is holding its third hearing since December on soaring prices for prescription medicines, which are becoming unaffordable for many patients.
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They claimed a requirement to repair a used vehicle before it was sold would increase dealer costs and make used cars unaffordable.
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That won't be easy because serious socio-political issues will be raised as tighter budgets continue to erode Europe's unaffordable welfare states.
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For too long we've let America's workers languish in unsafe or unaffordable housing that's disconnected from jobs, good schools and other opportunities.
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This impact is indefensible at a time when our nation's rental housing is becoming increasingly unaffordable, and we can't afford this setback.
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Mr. Prasher, 68, recently retired to Arizona from San Diego, which he said had become unaffordable because of sky-high housing costs.
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But moderate Republicans and outside critics say it will erode protections for people with pre-existing conditions and make their insurance unaffordable.
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Meanwhile, Australia hasn't even enjoyed the short-term financial benefits of repealing the carbon tax, which was demonized for making electricity unaffordable.
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The most "severely unaffordable major housing markets" are currently in Australia, Canada, China, and New Zealand, while Hong Kong tops the list.
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Several reasons contributed to the demise of Toys "R" Us, but an unaffordable debt load was at the top of the list.
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Why it matters: Surprise medical bills are not only unaffordable for the patients who receive them, but also inflate everyone else's premiums.
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Furthermore, the United States is also getting out of the business of nation building because this has become unaffordable, literally or figuratively.
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"Six million people could lose their health care, which could become unaffordable," said Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the minority leader.
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"The coverage that sick people need would still have to be offered but offered at any price, so probably unaffordable," he added.
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When the CSBA study came out, the same chorus of nuclear opponents complained modernization was unaffordable and unnecessary even at that price.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has vowed to repeal and replace Obamacare, former president Barack Obama's health reform law, saying it is unaffordable.
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Health insurance that was unaffordable before ObamaCare has become even more expensive as a result of the self-proclaimed Affordable Care Act.
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Calculator If buying a home seems an unaffordable dream, maybe all you need to do is wake up in a different city.
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The big picture: A chief complaint against home-rental companies has been their potential impact on housing prices in already unaffordable places.
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The NORC survey found 85 percent of respondents thought the government should be responsible for providing help when medical care is unaffordable.
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Workers are done with unaffordable health care and poverty wages—and aren't giving up until they get the good jobs we deserve.
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How much health care will $1,100 buy them when they find that, with the individual mandate repealed, the new premiums become unaffordable?
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In fact, health coverage became so unaffordable that more and more farmers were left with no choice but to go without it.
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Premiums increase so much for older people that insurance will become unaffordable and some of them will drop out of the market.
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I want them to be able to come back to New Jersey but it&aposs so unaffordable now people are planning their exit.
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In tandem, if wages do not rise at the rate of house-price growth, then buying a property becomes more and more unaffordable.
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First, moderate Democrats need better arguments to explain why the all-government solutions preached by Mr Sanders are not merely unaffordable but bad.
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These pills stop working when patients stop taking them, which can happen when the medications are unaffordable, unavailable or cause serious side effects.
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However, one product category that still remains stubbornly unaffordable in Apple's new education and accessibility-focused iPad roadmap is the iPad mini 4.
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Since coming to power in November 22, PiS has consolidated its support through a combination of unaffordable handouts, nationalist propaganda and fake news.
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Why this matters: Premiums for silver plans would at worst become unaffordable for some people, while others would see their costs go up.
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Nationwide said factors behind the fall in London included unaffordable prices for many buyers and tax changes affecting the buy-to-let market.
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But it would also include some people who wanted to buy insurance but whose premiums became unaffordable as healthy people exited the market.
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So to what degree are we creating a tranche of housing just for the elite, and at what point does housing become unaffordable?
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Pricing a hyperloop ticket can be tricky in these markets — if it's too expensive, it could become unaffordable to a large user base.
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Moreover, a society built around personal car ownership has resulted in inadequate or unaffordable transportation solutions for the aging, disabled, unhealthy and underprivileged.
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The plodding inefficiency and red tape of public bureaucracies has become an unaffordable drag on the region and a source of growing frustration.
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While K-Y Jelly had been available in stores, it was sold only in large containers that were unaffordable for the general population.
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It's not enough to land in Africa with a flashy launch and a product that's completely unsuitable (and unaffordable) to the continent's population.
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"To expand that number by more than tenfold is absolutely unaffordable," Daryl Kimball, the executive director of the Arms Control Association, told CNN.
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Whatever is available in the market is unaffordable to most, as the value of the currency falls and the price of food soars.
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"We have the macroeconomics of health care — which is that it is unaffordable for everyone," Dr. Davis said in an interview on Wednesday.
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The top three cities that are becoming the most unaffordable for retirees are Ranchos Palos Verdes, California; Walnut Creek, California; and Lincoln, California.
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But the fact that Obamacare is growing increasingly unaffordable for those who don't get subsidies is a real problem, health policy experts say.
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A few years ago, the gross unfairness and unaffordable expense of this system became too much for many advocates and activists to stomach.
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We are financing the largesse of our elected officials with borrowed dollars and handing an unaffordable IOU to our children and their children.
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The analysis also found that lower financial assistance in this bill compared with ObamaCare would make premiums unaffordable for many low-income people.
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"People living in major cities increasingly find property prices unaffordable," said Raymond Yeung, China economist at the Australia and New Zealand Banking Group.
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But Ryan ignores an important reason people might let their insurance lapse—because the GOP healthcare plan will make it unaffordable for them.
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These proposals are so off-the-charts unaffordable that they would never pass any Congress, regardless of which political party held a majority.
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Many, however, will drop coverage, not because they don't want it, but rather because the repeal-caused premium increases will make coverage unaffordable.
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While cities like Los Angeles become increasingly unaffordable, some of the nation's fastest growing cities, such as Dallas and Houston, remain very affordable.
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UBI "is infeasible in America today," Hughes explained on the podcast, because making payments to everyone in the U.S. is an "unaffordable" proposition.
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They protested that the assessment, which could exceed $40,000 for some units, was unfair and unaffordable, in some cases exceeding their annual incomes.
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She cites several ideas to address problems that can contribute to higher crime, from mental health issues to drug addiction to unaffordable housing.
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She is candid though about the everyday expenses of higher education — like transportation, housing and food — that made community college unaffordable for her.
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Images of emaciated children have revealed the insidious nature of the crisis, in which food is available in markets but unaffordable to many.
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But that also made homeownership increasingly unaffordable for most Europeans, and pushed the working class farther from urban centers by driving up rents.
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The sponsor of the bill, State Senator Robert M. Hertzberg, says California's traffic fines are "ridiculously high" and unaffordable for low-income families.
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GOP leaders have tried for years to find a way to repeal it, arguing that it's an unaffordable burden on working class Americans.
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"Child care is definitely unaffordable," Hamm said, and the most common arrangement — day-care centers — are out of reach for low-income families.
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Without that, it would be impossible "to avoid steep premium increases and diminished choices that would make coverage unaffordable and inaccessible," BCBSA said.
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Plus, they say, it's just plain unaffordable for the government to pay every citizen enough to live on regardless of whether they work.
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Underserved and long-disconnected East London neighborhoods like Shoreditch and Whitechapel in recent years have become chic and largely unaffordable to many Londoners.
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Ten leading patient advocacy groups on Monday denounced the revised GOP healthcare bill as "inadequate" and "unaffordable" for people with major medical conditions.
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Without supplies to match the increased appetite, some foods have become so expensive that even basic staples are becoming unaffordable for regular Cubans.
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The analysis also found that lower financial assistance in this bill compared to ObamaCare would make premiums unaffordable for many low-income people.
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Your Money Adviser MILLIONS of Americans live in areas where auto insurance is unaffordable, according to a new analysis from the federal government.
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That's not nothing, but hardly lives up to the plan's billing as a "climate game changer", or an "unaffordable" threat to reliable energy.
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Existing home sales have been constrained by tight supply, which is pushed up prices, making house purchases unaffordable for some first-time buyers.
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So beware the hard and self-serving sell in which Facebook's 22014-year founder seeks yet again to recast privacy as an unaffordable luxury.
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One common view is that rents simply rose too quickly in previous years, making many apartments unaffordable and eventually putting downward pressure on prices.
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While inflation skyrockets, food and medicine have become unaffordable for the country's poor, who now make up a staggering 82 percent of the population.
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For the ninth year straight, Hong Kong came in as the most unaffordable place to live on a list of 406 major city markets.
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So will the better health of an ageing population, good as it has been for so many, impose unaffordable costs on public-health budgets?
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Tombs said the U.K.'s record-low interest rates were encouraging borrowers to take on mortgages that might prove unaffordable when rates eventually rise.
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Deep sea mining is often dismissed as unaffordable and environmentally hazardous because of the potential risk to species science has barely begun to understand.
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And is $1.2 billion to help states pay for safe drinking water or $292 million to send more preschoolers to Head Start really unaffordable?
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This is in line with recommendations from the World Health Organisation, which advised governments to increase tax by 70% so that it becomes unaffordable.
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"If the tax owed is unaffordable, the IRS offers payment plans," she said, adding that, in some cases, the amount owed is even forgiven.
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After years of budget surpluses, the government has run deficits for the past two years, which makes Mr Morales's ambitious spending plans look unaffordable.
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The CBO estimates that this age tax will make premiums so unaffordable for older adults that many will be forced off their health insurance.
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It will make coverage so unaffordable that only patients with pre-existing conditions will have an incentive to pay the penalty to buy insurance.
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In his annual report in January the Lord Chief Justice, Lord Thomas, declared bleakly that "our system of justice has become unaffordable to most".
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Democrats accuse Republicans of sabotaging Obamacare, and say the Republican bill will make healthcare unaffordable for poorer Americans while cutting taxes for the wealthy.
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It wouldn't be good for anybody if the cost of performing actions on the network was suddenly unaffordable because ETH had a good week.
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But opponents argue the measure would effectively deny coverage to people with pre-existing illness because insurers would be allowed to charge unaffordable prices.
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A study from the Treasury Department's Federal Insurance Office found that more than 18.6 million Americans live in areas where car insurance is unaffordable.
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Sellers of insurance would compete and offer policies that buyers (patients) want instead of unaffordable ones they are required to buy by federal law.
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Two major lobbying groups said this week that it would create two sets of rules and make coverage unaffordable to those who are sick.
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He spoke in response to a question about an earlier Seattle Times story saying that Clayton trapped borrowers into unaffordable loans on depreciating homes.
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One of these presidents, the typically lauded Sheila Bair of Washington College, former president of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, called the proposal unaffordable.
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Occupants can be younger owners who want to avoid the costs of a standard home, or older couples who have shed an unaffordable home.
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But she says that it's become much more difficult to stop women from turning to backstreet abortions, now that contraceptives are unaffordable for most.
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Support is broad because very few people have paid family leave and unpaid leave, which is all that federal law currently provides, is unaffordable.
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The bill "threatens to make health care unaffordable and inaccessible for millions of older Americans," AARP, which opposes the measure, writes in the report.
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As decent rental housing becomes increasingly unaffordable in urban, suburban and rural communities across the country, people — and local economies — are feeling the pressure.
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Providing this necessary coverage can help avoid the danger of future medical disability and spiraling financial cost when this coverage is denied or unaffordable.
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As a result, the healthy have disproportionately stayed away driving the costs up to unaffordable levels for those who don't get the big subsidies.
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For example, a recent World Health Organization study found that in some 30 countries, hepatitis C medicines were unaffordable for much of the population.
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Monday's takeover in Oakland also isn't the first time homeless people have drawn attention to inadequate shelter and unaffordable rent by occupying vacant properties.
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That's because it will once again make insurance unaffordable, Molina Healthcare CEO Dr. Mario Molina said in an interview with "Closing Bell " on Thursday.
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Critics say none of the bills go far enough, and they still allow insurers to charge unaffordable rates for people with pre-existing conditions.
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"The cost of late-night service, relative to the demonstrated ridership, is unaffordable for the M.B.T.A.," Joe Pesaturo, a spokesman, said in an email.
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Why this matters: If Congress doesn't step in, coverage will likely become more unaffordable for more people, and insurers may exit some markets altogether.
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U.S. stocks gained as healthcare shares rallied even after President Donald Trump blasted drugmakers and healthcare "middlemen" for making prescription drugs unaffordable for Americans.
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Hospitals, insurers and medical groups criticized the rule in December and said it would make health insurance unaffordable for people with pre-existing conditions.
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Crowe's thesis is clear: Current housing is in Toronto is unaffordable, and the Toronto Community Housing program is billions of dollars behind in repairs.
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The Mayor and his allies have taken another bold and extraordinary step in making New York City unaffordable in the name of progressive policy.
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"Even a single unaffordable loan can create a cascade of financial consequences," the Center for Responsible Lending wrote in its analysis of the rules.
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Without the mandate requirement, people who would have been found Medicaid eligible by the marketplace may assume that insurance is unaffordable and not apply.
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With drug prices rising at unaffordable rates, society in general and patients in particular cannot afford the price tag imposed by such misguided rulings.
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Under the rule of the military junta, strict censorship regulations deliberately made SIM cards for cellphones unaffordable to control the free flow of information.
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Another issue is that such a move would provide essentially no help to older people, because for them the premiums would be unaffordable high.
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Budget neutral tax reform is generally more pro-growth than debt-busting tax cuts, which are simply unaffordable given today's record-high debt levels.
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These practices are aggravating the student debt crisis, which is already dragging on the economy by making homes or cars unaffordable for many people.
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Many flagship public universities, such as the University of Virginia, have basically been privatized, and charge tuitions that are unaffordable to low-income students.
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The basic problem is a housing shortage that has driven rents to levels that are unaffordable even for many people with full-time jobs.
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Calculator According to government guidelines, you should spend no more than 30 percent of your income on housing — anything above that is considered unaffordable.
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This means more funding to research and develop nutritious foods such as fruits and vegetables which are currently unaffordable for many families, she said.
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The residents of the building said they had been priced out of parts of the San Francisco Bay Area that have become increasingly unaffordable.
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This increases financial returns for biologic developers, but extending similar standards abroad would make many medicines unaffordable to millions of people throughout the world.
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Second, it increases the percentage of your income you can pay for a benchmark plan before it's deemed unaffordable and additional subsidies kick in.
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My main point now, however, is that when people ridicule progressive proposals as silly and unaffordable, they're basically revealing their own biases and ignorance.
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Tony Messenger of The St. Louis Post-Dispatch received the commentary prize for columns about rural Missourians faced with unaffordable fines for minor offenses.
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That likely contributes to another foreseeable outcome: Families with private coverage were more likely to forgo health care they needed because it was unaffordable.
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He lists issues that younger voters gravitate toward addressing, including unemployment, job insecurity, and unaffordable housing, as well as climate change and social justice.
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He said he believes everyone "deserves the right to have access to quality health care" but said free health care for all is unaffordable.
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Those steps, though, have not reduced complaints that tech companies are making communities unaffordable, and they have mostly failed to address the area's housing shortage.
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Now, however, skyrocketing real estate has made Toronto an unaffordable dream for many young artists, a reality Liss and many others are keenly aware of.
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It is also probable that even with subsidies, some will find the premiums and deductibles of this plan unaffordable, as they have under the ACA.
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Economists blame the sluggishness on rising mortgage rates, which have combined with higher house prices to make home purchasing unaffordable for some first-time buyers.
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But an expensive medicine that may be cost-effective, based on a particular methodology, can still prove to be unaffordable within limited national healthcare budgets.
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A crippling recession has spawned shortages of products like milk and diapers, while rapid inflation means toys or school uniforms are unaffordable for poor families.
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Britain's solution to the problem of unaffordable public pensions—to downsize them and hope that the private sector would fill the gap—had proved untenable.
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Yet there is plenty of hard work still to do; the next overdue project that Mr Macron plans to tackle is France's unaffordable pension system.
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Mr Guedes's support for deregulation, privatisation and, above all, reform of Brazil's unaffordable pension system could provide a tonic that the economy has long needed.
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But when housing is increasingly unaffordable, retirement savings rates are abysmal and wages are stagnant, how can the average American actually stick to the budget?
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Mr Bolsonaro has sent mixed signals on pensions, which funnel benefits mainly to better-off Brazilians and will become increasingly unaffordable as the population ages.
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The bottom line: Pharmaceutical companies and industry middlemen benefited from higher spending in 2018, even amid the furor from patients and lawmakers over unaffordable prescriptions.
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Part of the GOP case for repealing the Affordable Care Act is that it has made insurance more expensive or even unaffordable for many people.
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But the Hyde Amendment is even more sweeping: It makes abortion completely unaffordable for millions of women, and it's been doing that for 229 years.
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Right now, Republicans are holding these funds hostage, which could make care unaffordable for poor people and lead to a big spike in 2018 premiums.
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Overall sales were tempered by what CREA called a "self-reinforcing" supply shortage in Toronto, Canada's largest city, where prices have become unaffordable for many.
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That could make insurance unaffordable for them, a problem that is exacerbated by the rollback of the Medicaid expansion, which also covers lower-income Americans.
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Instead, AHCA cuts Medicaid, makes health care unaffordable for many people with pre-existing conditions, and raises insurance premiums for many "like-for-like" plans.
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But there's little in terms of unified community here largely because the city is too unaffordable for artists to get together in any definite way.
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The conservative alternative—relax the regulations that make the insurance unaffordable for them—is unacceptable to him because it would be a retreat from comprehensiveness.
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For grid access, the main barriers involve distribution, not generation: unreliable service, unaffordable connection fees and, as you explain, utilities' failure to recover their costs.
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The Democrats cited the administration's estimates that the change would result in more than 100,000 people dropping their coverage because the premiums would be unaffordable.
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On March 2900, we face the seventh anniversary of the Affordable Care Act, the law that made health insurance unaffordable and medical care less accessible.
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"We now believe college is as vital as high school," she said, yet still accept that it is increasingly unaffordable and inaccessible to many Americans.
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This "Momentum" movement considered a bid for the Games an unaffordable splurge that would invite corruption, already a big problem in the central European country.
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Higher borrowing costs come at a time when house price increases are outstripping wage gains, which could make purchases unaffordable for many first-time buyers.
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Or your black friend whose mother was separated from her family for days, months, or even years based on nothing more than unaffordable cash bail.
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The plan includes an individual option that is considered affordable under government guidelines; the guidelines would not deem the plan unaffordable for "nearly all" workers.
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Banks are unwilling to write mortgages to riskier clients after being fined billions of dollars for pushing borrowers into unaffordable subprime mortgages before the crisis.
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"Oysters are just becoming unaffordable," said Tommy Cvitanovich, the owner of Drago's, a traditional New Orleans seafood restaurant with locations in southern Louisiana and Mississippi.
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"Even in the richest nations, primary care is becoming increasingly unaffordable and inconvenient, often with waiting times that make it not readily accessible," he said.
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Economists blame the weakness on rising borrowing costs and house prices, which have outstripped wage growth, making home purchasing unaffordable for some first-time buyers.
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For others, routine health care would not be covered, but they would be protected against the truly unaffordable costs of chronic illnesses and severe accidents.
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And the money we earned abroad — which seemed to fall from the trees in those days — would pay for otherwise unaffordable projects here in Britain.
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If a dog gets out and is picked up by animal control, for instance, impound and reclamation fees and fines can make retrieving it unaffordable.
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There is no denying that income inequality and unaffordable housing are major concerns for many young people, as the pro-establishment camp likes to argue.
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And by making housing unaffordable, they prevent the less well-off from moving to where the good-paying jobs are, reducing geographic and social mobility.
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This is what is happening in California and other States — their systems are totally out of control, costing taxpayers vast and unaffordable amounts of money.
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This is what is happening in California and other States -- their systems are totally out of control, costing taxpayers vast and unaffordable amounts of money.
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We as a community need to demand better for the poorest among us, or this city will soon become unaffordable for all but the superwealthy.
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That has made homeownership increasingly unaffordable for most anyone except high earners, while also driving up rents, pushing working class people farther from urban centers.
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Sanders' proposal is unaffordable and would take current health insurance away from millions of Americans who are happy with the health coverage they have now.
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Protests against a fee hike began in November when hundreds of students marched from the campus seeking its cancellation, saying it would make education unaffordable.
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"Health status underwriting could effectively make coverage completely unaffordable to people with pre-existing conditions," the American Medical Association said in a letter urging opposition.
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If Sears does file for Chapter 11, the company could try to stay in business, using the court process to shed debt and unaffordable leases.
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In particular, we need to be opening up more affordable alternatives to Affordable Care Act health insurance policies, which are becoming increasingly unaffordable for many.
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For many families, health insurance is already unaffordable thanks to ObamaCare, and with this failure, it'll cost more next year and the year after that.
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In recent years, the city has become even more of an artistic hub as economic refugees have crossed the Bay Bridge from unaffordable San Francisco.
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If Sears (SHLD) does file using Chapter 11, it could try to stay in business, using the court process to shed debt and unaffordable leases.
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The biggest reason so many millions of people are frustrated and angry with Obamacare is that it's caused premiums to skyrocket, making health insurance unaffordable.
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Driving the concern are fears that a depressed pound could make American goods unaffordable in Britain, while the costs of imported British goods could rise.
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The war on drugs originally intended to take down the supply of illegal drugs, increase prices as a result, and make drugs unaffordable to users.
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Otherwise, you could see insurers "offering" plans with premiums upward of $1,000 or even $5,000 — technically an "offer of coverage," but likely unaffordable for most.
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Still, some fear that developers are most inclined to build unaffordable apartments, when alternatives, like public gardens, could be more beneficial to the surrounding area.
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Local governments are intervening with rent controls, higher property taxes and subsidized housing programs as homeownership becomes increasingly unaffordable for almost anyone except high earners.
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Rents have risen so dramatically in San Francisco that the city's current housing crisis is making some apartments unaffordable even for those earning six-figure salaries.
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Experts say it's a welcome change to see lawmakers and presidential candidates attempt to address the crisis of unaffordable child care with the seriousness it deserves.
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But, realizing how unaffordable the school was becoming, he also decided to leave the program after two years instead of the four years he'd planned on.
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The combination of higher house prices and rising mortgage rates is making the purchase of a home unaffordable for some Americans, especially as wage growth lags.
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Although real estate is becoming increasingly unaffordable for the typical American, there are still places where its possible to become a homeowner on an average income.
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"And that's what's sorely missing in London as the number of beds in night shelters gets slashed and housing remains unaffordable for too many," he added.
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Almost 90 percent of respondents said the housing market needed no stimulus, as that would probably make already expensive homes more unaffordable for first-time buyers.
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And the policies which replace whites through mass immigration, export their jobs through outsourcing, and make it unaffordable to start families are achieving their planned results.
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Asked to rate affordability of Canadian housing on a scale of 1 as the cheapest and 10 as the most unaffordable, the median answer was 6.
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It's also worth recognizing that these services are unaffordable for many people, and the procedures are much more invasive for women than they are for men.
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Two government sources told Reuters that a threat to revoke Autostrade's nationwide concession could be unaffordable and that it might settle instead for a heavy fine.
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The specific aim is to destroy and inhibit the international drug trade — making drugs scarcer and costlier, and therefore making drug habits in the US unaffordable.
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In Alaska, the cost of caring for just 85003 chronically ill patients was making premiums unaffordable for all 23,000 Alaskans enrolled in the state's ACA plans.
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If you want to [connect] these 1.6 billion people who don't have a network, [you can't use] the same solutions today that are unaffordable for telcos.
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Listed partnerships with $400 billion of assets, mainly in the energy sector, boast of paying high dividends even if they are unaffordable and financed with debt.
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If Republicans weaken protections for people with pre-existing conditions, make their insurance unaffordable as this bill promises to do, the toll will be disastrously high.
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Republicans argue that repealing the mandate removes fines that largely hit low-income people who choose not to buy insurance that they found to be unaffordable.
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The US housing market can seem highly competitive and saturated with unaffordable homes — especially for homebuyers looking to close on a house for the first time.
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The consequences of an anticompetitive market could include worse health outcomes for patients due to artificially high and unaffordable prices of a critical medication, AMA said.
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Perhaps a credit card with an interest rate of 20 percent a year, saddling them with another unaffordable burden in addition to their health insurance premium.
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Saddling families with unaffordable premiums and leaving nearly half the country with no choice shows this failed, partisan law has become the problem, not the solution.
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Today slow wage growth, inflation, expensive housing and rising taxes are making many U.S. states unaffordable places to live for thousands of middle-class wage earners.
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Among the major urban issues to be tackled in cities around the world are increasingly unaffordable housing, rising air pollution, and unregulated urban sprawl, Sharif said.
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Further, Secretary Carson can ensure that taxpayer money is spent wisely and move toward solving the real problem of inadequate and unaffordable rental housing in America.
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With all the jobs and riches brought by tech companies in Silicon Valley, the area's home prices have soared, making it increasingly unaffordable for some residents.
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The effect is that the country now has the most unaffordable housing in the world, according to Newshub, a local media company, which cites The Economist.
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Other major medical groups such as the American Medical Association have also expressed concerns over coverage losses and unaffordable insurance for those with pre-existing conditions.
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When Ms. Villalona's sister, who works as a medical assistant and has two young children, got divorced a few years after that, she found rents unaffordable.
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But Ms. Watkins alleged in the lawsuit that the method of prefilling by a pharmacist was impractical, unaffordable and not covered by insurance, the lawsuit said.
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If the marketplaces and subsidies go away, a comprehensive health plan would become unaffordable for most of those people and many of them would become uninsured.
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San Francisco, fueled by money from the technology industry, has become unaffordable to all but the very rich, with a median home price of $1.3 million.
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My organization, the Alabama Center for Rural Enterprise, is working with members of Congress to fund a comprehensive nationwide study of inadequate and unaffordable wastewater treatment.
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According to the surgeon general's report, only about one in 10 people with a substance use disorder obtain specialty care, largely because it's inaccessible and unaffordable.
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Letting the marketplace offer 85033-month terms will certainly provide options for the millions of people who are currently herded into unaffordable plans on the exchanges.
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Some hospitals have tried to set up on-site day care facilities, but these are expensive to maintain and end up being unaffordable for the residents.
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London still unaffordable despite Brexit Brexit, which gave rise to uncertainty about the city's future standing in Europe, had weighed on London property prices, said Holzhey.
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Due to the higher price point, insurance companies refused to cover the drug, helping to make it unaffordable for millions of women, the investors group said.
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In a melodramatic reversal of his earlier votes, McCain in July condemned the American people to continued suffering under unaffordable health insurance premiums and unattainable deductibles.
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Many Paradise residents who lost their homes in the Camp Fire had moved there to escape the unaffordable rents and home prices of the Bay Area.
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And 7 in 10 individuals with unaffordable out-of-network medical bills did found that the provider wasn't in their plan's network when they received care.
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We saw during the housing crisis how unaffordable mortgage payments weighed on our economy by reducing the amount of disposable income available to people for spending.
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France is struggling with a notoriously brittle body politic, a condition aggravated by a wide-ranging resistance to inevitable roll-backs of an unaffordable welfare state.
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Now, as inequality grows and living here becomes increasingly unaffordable, reversing the decline in public education is not about idealism — it is about the state's survival.
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Unaffordable rents are not a personal failing or an inevitable outcome of the market; they are a corporate externality as toxic as smog or acid rain.
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Consequently, the fare was unaffordable to most of the working class, which stayed on the Lower East Side, where population density kept rising, leading to overcrowding.
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Without these subsidies, health care would be unaffordable for many Americans, including people who voted for Mr. Trump because they were frustrated by high medical costs.
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For viewers living in brutally competitive, increasingly unaffordable, class-stratified New York (or Los Angeles, or San Francisco, or wherever), a throwback slacker offers escapist joy.
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Yet these options are often inadequately funded and unaffordable, so police and the criminal justice system are quite frequently the first responders to mental health crises.
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She asked Obama a question about the health care law — she wanted to know why the plans had become unaffordable — and received an eight-minute response.
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Here, today, it seems like the youth of Cuba aren't desperately bothered by the slow growth of internet access and unaffordable prices of imported foreign goods.
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But Republicans are prepared to accuse single-payer Democrats of both advancing an unaffordable new entitlement program and trying to cripple existing government health insurance programs.
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After six years, billions of dollars and a sweeping reform that stands as Obama's single biggest domestic policy achievement, health care is still unaffordable for many Americans.
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The possibility of a costly National Health Insurance scheme also remains, although a recent report to the National Treasury concluded this is unaffordable under current economic conditions.
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Near-record low inventory has hampered home sales, pushing up prices and making properties at the lower end of the market unaffordable to some first-time buyers.
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This, then, is what the BRCA actually does: It makes health insurance unaffordable for poor people in order to finance a massive tax cut for rich people.
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It will drive down premiums, but only because insurance will become so unaffordable for older Americans that many of them will drop out of the marketplace altogether.
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Most of the major challenges the candidates discussed — including unaffordable health care, income inequality and stagnant wages — can't be solved without checking monopolies' economic and political power.
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In addition, sluggish wage growth and sky-high rents in many urban centers have made it unaffordable for some recent graduates to move out on their own.
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People who don't qualify for aid, meanwhile, could bear the full brunt of those hikes — putting a deeper dent in their wallet or making insurance altogether unaffordable.
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He is now pushing for an overhaul of the country's unaffordable pension system, without which the spending freeze will be meaningless, and of its rigid labour laws.
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Without a secondary market, mortgage interest rates would be unnecessarily higher and unaffordable for many Americans, a spokesman for the National Association of Realtors said on Tuesday.
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Centuries later, precarity is a condition built into becoming an artist — especially in a city like New York where rent is unaffordable (and so is the milk).
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Portland, Oregon, and Seattle have seen a big influx of residents fleeing pricey Northern California and are now becoming more unaffordable than the San Francisco Bay area.
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Yes, as some noted, more affordable apartments do exist, but it says something that a shared one-bedroom plus den would be unaffordable to unsubsidized young adults.
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But the economy suffers from plenty of maladies, including high public debt, an unaffordable pension system that funnels money to the relatively well off, and low productivity.
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The new ideas on offer mostly involved swelling the size of a government which the Republicans' latest tax cut has made even more unaffordable than it was.
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Mr Bolsonaro has yet to show that he can tell voters bad news—such as that their pensions are unaffordable—or that he can work with congress.
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At $3,000—ten times the cost of the cheapest new VR headset—the mixed reality Hololens hardware is basically unaffordable for everyone except business and rich people.
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Employer coverage has become more of a financial strain, and in some cases unaffordable, as deductibles have gone up in tandem with the cost of medical care.
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The analysts predict that the individual insurance markets in those states would start to destabilize after 2020, as insurance becomes unaffordable for people with high medical costs.
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EXAMPLE, WWI FINANCED, LEADING TO BANKRUPTED ENGLAND, FRANCE AND GERMANY, RESULTING IN CRUSHING AND UNAFFORDABLE WAR REPARATIONS AGAINST GERMANY, LEADING TO THE RISE OF HITLER AND WWII.
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Mylan is under scrutiny for raising prices on the lifesaving EpiPen sixfold in less than a decade, making the devices unaffordable for a growing number of families.
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In addition, public funding is only available for abortion in cases of life endangerment, rape, or incest, which can make it unaffordable for people without private insurance.
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" Brandie Johnson, nurse Middletown, Ohio "All I know is, I hope the healthcare is better because if it's anything like what we had before — that was unaffordable.
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It's not unthinkable that the current, temporary clubs will soon be surrounded by unaffordable houses—or that the actual nightclub building will eventually be turned into condos.
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"House price growth in the U.S. has outstripped wage growth in 2018, meaning that on average across the U.S.A., houses are becoming more unaffordable," the survey says.
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AARP says its research shows drugmaker price hikes imposed one or more times a year are making prescription medicines increasingly unaffordable for retirees and many other patients.
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He and other moderates have complained that the legislation erodes protections provided under the existing law that prevent insurers charging people with pre-existing illnesses unaffordable premiums.
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But it's also an example of how the shared space of communal living can provide people the ability to inhabit an area that would otherwise be unaffordable.
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Its tattered accounts stem in part from a bloated public sector, unaffordable pension promises, unduly restrictive labour laws and a tax code that is full of holes.
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"It's making houses unaffordable for many Australians, but it's also if you like, changing investment patterns in the economy in a not very good way," Swan said.
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Rent Burdened * Dear RB, A room of your own in New York City within commuting distance of your work is, for most workers, an unaffordable luxury. Unjust?
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The biggest issue is that this bill will make health insurance even more unaffordable, by cutting the tax credits that helped low-income customers pay their premiums.
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Home prices in Sydney have doubled since 2009, making Australia's largest city the second most unaffordable city in the world after Hong Kong, according to researcher Demographia.
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In the past 11 years, US student debt Universities are incentivized to be unaffordable and don't have a direct financial interest in the outcomes of their students.
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When was the last time a piece of technology was introduced that was truly luxurious, exclusive in its functionality and capabilities rather than just its unaffordable materials?
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When Republicans suggest that government safety-nets will have to be trimmed back before they grow unaffordable, Democrats and their allies do not see hard-headed prudence.
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In the 1940s, ad copywriter Frances Gerety was tasked with coming up with a slogan to advertise diamonds, which were still seen as an unaffordable luxury item.
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"It's clear this lawsuit - if successful - could cause thousands of Kansans to lose health coverage and it could make health care unaffordable to many families," All said.
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Clayton is trying to move past reports three years ago in the Seattle Times claiming it exploited black, Latino and Native American borrowers into unaffordable subprime loans.
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Under the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services's guidelines, child care is considered unaffordable if it adds up to more than 7% of the household income.
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Republicans have argued that repealing the mandate removes fines that largely hit low-income people who choose not to buy insurance that they found to be unaffordable.
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However, when you dig deeper into all the details, it becomes clear that they are nothing more than unaffordable first steps toward disaster in the United States.
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West of Los Angeles, this community overlooking the Pacific Ocean has some expensive homes and high living costs, making it now the most unaffordable place for seniors.
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"ObamaCare is failing the American people, and the ongoing exodus of the unsubsidized population from the market proves that Obamacare's sky-high premiums are unaffordable," Verma said.
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"If these images are lost, if these images are privatized, if these images are somehow destroyed, I think that that type (of loss) is unaffordable," McCune said.
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"This is really at the heart of what Denver teachers are experiencing; an unlivable overall salary level in an increasingly unaffordable city," Atteberry told Reuters by email.
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President Cyril Ramaphosa put nuclear expansion on the back burner after taking office in February 2018, saying a project championed by his predecessor Jacob Zuma was unaffordable.
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Vancouver was ranked the third most unaffordable city in the world, after Hong Kong and Sydney, in a study published this year by Demographia, a consulting firm.
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In addition, sluggish wage growth and sky-high rents in many cities have made it unaffordable for some recent graduates to support themselves entirely on their own.
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If you don't have insurance, or if mental health services are limited or unaffordable on your current plan, you may want to weigh these low-cost alternatives.
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Second, because the tax credits under the leaked bill are much lower than under the ACA, many healthy low-income individuals would find insurance to be unaffordable.
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But in January, the rial began to slide, and goods like the Taymouris' accessories that were priced in dollars and euros rapidly became unaffordable for most Iranians.
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By the luck of the draw, one faced a lenient judge and was released, and the other got a different judge who set an unaffordable bail amount.
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The analysts predict that the individual insurance markets in those states would start to destabilize after 1193, as insurance becomes unaffordable for people with high medical costs.
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Contraception has become unavailable or unaffordable: A single condom now costs as much as a couple of pounds of rice and more than a tank of gas.
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But it would require a person to pay 102% of the plan's cost, rendering this option unaffordable for many as employer-based plans tend to be expensive.
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The consequences, the C.B.O. said, would have been coverage that was unaffordable to many with pre-existing illnesses, along with holes in coverage for many serious conditions.
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If the phase-out proves too costly, it could make air conditioning unaffordable for millions of people in India and other developing countries who badly need it.
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Governments should control food prices to ensure basic commodities do not become unaffordable, he said, adding that ensuring social safety nets reach the most vulnerable was vital.
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And so how can you say in order to get a good job you need a degree past high school, but oh, by the way, it's unaffordable.
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"The A.C.A. simply doesn't work and is still unaffordable for far too many," Alex M. Azar II, the secretary of health and human services, said on Monday.
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Its real estate has become unaffordable, thanks to fabulously wealthy second-home owners who've hoovered up every building or apartment with a winged lion on its door.
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And the insurance policies have high deductibles and premiums that are unaffordable to many people, because the law did not provide enough subsidies to middle-income families.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Housing Costs Put California in Crisis Mode" (front page, July 18): Senate Bill 35 allows developers to fast-track primarily unaffordable development.
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These days, health care is unaffordable even for those with insurance coverage as drug corporations set skyrocketing prices that put prescription medicine out of reach for millions.
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This additional spending power allows short line railroads to speed up projects that are in the works and take on new projects that would otherwise be unaffordable.
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"The premiums would be so high they would be unaffordable," she told the Portland Press-Herald, referring to the cost for individuals with pre-existing health conditions.
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Lampert has made several statements throughout the process that he believes the smaller Sears, without the unaffordable levels of debt, will be a profitable and competitive retailer.
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Democrats say this will prevent conflicts of interest, but Republicans fear it will raise the cost of investment advice and make it unaffordable for low-income retirees.
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Antroinette Worsham, a mother of two insulin-dependent daughters, one of whom died after rationing her insulin because it became unaffordable, testified before the House Oversight Committee.
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Such discrimination has forced many people to the suburbs, making Indian city centers less diverse and cosmopolitan, with high rents already making them unaffordable to poorer workers.
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"The Royal Commission revealed that many Australians were duped by introducers into unaffordable loans and defaulted as a result," Patrick Veyret, CHOICE Policy and Campaigns Adviser said.
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If it misses the deadline, the 125-year-old company could use the court process to shed debt and unaffordable leases or liquidate and shutter for good.
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Hong Kong's housing is routinely ranked as even more unaffordable than London's and New York's, in part because of relentless demand from wealthy buyers in mainland China.
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CBO finds that lower financial assistance in this bill compared to ObamaCare would make premiums unaffordable for many low-income people, and deductibles would rise as well.
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"We already had completely unaffordable housing costs for both rental and purchases, and those are only going to increase in the wake of this disaster," Hopkins said.
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But that's because the subways don't work, the streets are gridlocked, the housing is unaffordable, the shelters are overcrowded, and the schools are segregated and often inadequate.
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The ACA aside, if your EpiPen is unaffordable, your multiple sclerosis is $90,000 a year, if your insulin prices have doubled, you have an emergency right now.
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In another failed privatization, this time branded as a public-private partnership, residents of Manila face unreliable access, infrastructure neglect and rates that are unaffordable for many.
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"Through telephone interviews, many distressed families said that food was unaffordable, while others said they could not access food at all," the WFP's Iraq chief Sally Haydock said.
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So Banerjee anticipates more young people will buy insurance, but a large number of older people who have insurance today will stop buying it as it becomes unaffordable.
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It says cancelling the benefits freeze entirely is unaffordable, although it has found about £10bn to remove university-tuition fees, a policy that heavily benefits the better-off.
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Many families rely on their health insurance to cover their medical needs, only to be hit with high deductibles, surprise emergency room bills, and unaffordable prescription drug costs.
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Young people are facing a challenging economy, unaffordable higher education, and the stress of bullying, social media, and an uncertain future about the environmental state of the planet.
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A recent study of 3,000 young adults who entered public four-year institutions in Wisconsin found that even with the help of Pell grants, college was still unaffordable.
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Activity in Vancouver already was cooling when the provincial government put a 15 percent tax on foreign buyers in August to alleviate concerns the market has become unaffordable.
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Critics say the Pentagon's plans are unaffordable and unnecessary because it intends to build a force capable of deploying the 1,550 warheads permitted under the New START treaty.
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That's part of the reason I moved upstate [two years ago]—basically because I didn't want to get a job, and living in the city became too unaffordable.
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Now, a combination of rising seas, a growing population and unaffordable housing seems poised to turn communities like Liberty City, long shunned for development, into increasingly hot commodities.
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That provides a new opportunity for financial protection from catastrophic health expenses for those who were formerly choosing to remain uninsured, because expensive ObamaCare insurance was totally unaffordable.
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He also had type 1 diabetes, and between the unaffordable health insurance options on the market and rising insulin costs, he decided to ration out his remaining medication.
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The provincial government acted after many residents and housing advocates complained that foreign buyers, especially from China, were driving up prices and making homes unaffordable for local people.
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Across America, hospitals, insurance companies, and drug manufacturers punish the poverty-stricken ill and disabled with the shackles of inflated medical bills, unaffordable co-pays, and lifelong debts.
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Economists blame the sluggishness on the more expensive home loans and higher house prices, which have outstripped wage growth, making home purchasing unaffordable for some first-time buyers.
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And let's not fall prey to the myth that, in poor countries or rich ones, a basic income is unaffordable, or would discourage work to an excessive degree.
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Despite the fact that the American system has been widely criticized as inefficient and unaffordable for many, Republicans, in particular, tend to blast Canada's universal health care system.
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Moreover, the new balance of power would force a change in the calculus of the Iranian leadership as continuing to be a rogue state would become prohibitively unaffordable.
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At the same time, with these enhanced flood mapping systems, zoning boards will vote against building in high-risk flood zones as flood insurance would be deemed unaffordable.
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" While restrictions may have closed abortion clinics, the Hyde Amendment, Crockett continued, "makes abortion completely unaffordable for millions of women, and it's been doing that for 40 years.
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But people like me learn the hard way that dental insurance isn't insurance at all -- not in the sense of providing significant protection against unexpected or unaffordable costs.
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He criticized Apple for not paying what he considers to be its fair share of taxes, which Sanders says has contributed to the unaffordable housing market in California.
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Not a single manufacturer is asking for the White House to "help" them out by making their products unaffordable and more difficult to attain for millions of Americans.
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The papers suggested that Mr Sharif's children had amassed valuable assets abroad, including four apartments in an expensive area of London, that seemed unaffordable given his stated income.
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The Bay Area may have the dubious distinction of being California's most unaffordable rental market, but Los Angeles and San Diego are not far behind, according to Zillow.
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"Insurance doesn't actually reduce risk, and it could be unaffordable for the communities it's meant to cover," said Tracy Carty, head of Oxfam's delegation at the Bonn conference.
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The treatment is almost impossible for Libyan families to obtain due to the collapse of the health system and an economic crisis that makes sending patients abroad unaffordable.
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Health insurance benefits for furloughed government employees continue even if they don't receive a paycheck, but their lack of pay can make certain health needs and medications unaffordable.
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"Since day one, Secretary DeVos has sided with for-profit school executives against students and families drowning in unaffordable student loans, " said Maura Healey, the state's attorney general.
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In hindsight, I should have seen that bill and run to my nearest community college, since the four-year university I was planning to attend was clearly unaffordable.
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"If these protections are taken away, the costs [of transitioning] would be completely unaffordable, and I think people would go bankrupt if they could even afford to start."
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I grew up in a town that has genuine socioeconomic diversity, but it is also quickly gentrifying and becoming unaffordable to newcomers who do not have substantial wealth.
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I think it's unique in that sense, whereas London and New York are very similar in that everywhere that's any good becomes very quickly unaffordable to live in.
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If it drops the case, it could also decide to stop paying the subsidies, which could result in health care becoming more unaffordable for those lower-income consumers.
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The net effect of these provisions would be to make health insurance unaffordable for many of the older and poorer Americans who are currently insured under the ACA.
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And there's been little pushback from Republican legislators or conservative activists who have railed against Obamacare in the 10 years since its passage as an unaffordable, bureaucratic nightmare.
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Jewelry and other accessory companies say a 25 percent tariff would make their products unaffordable and could result in job losses at American-owned production facilities in China.
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The Council also said it would examine how the city allowed drivers to take unaffordable loans to finance taxi medallions, which were selling for upward of $26 million.
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At the same time, it is considered among the 10 most unaffordable places to live in the country, according to independent surveys from RealtyTrac, WalletHub and Magnify Money.
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And while the plight of migrants is of concern to many Chinese, migrants' housing troubles have often been neglected, overshadowed by middle-class angst over unaffordable real estate.
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Without them, every large-scale government health program — the Affordable Care Act, Medicare Part D, the Veterans Health Administration, charitable programs for the developing world — would be unaffordable.
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But he said he also worried that if the recommendation for 70 percent tariffs on imported solar panels were adopted, solar energy could become unaffordable for many Indians.
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If you design a world economy that rewards blind self-interest and makes altruism unaffordable, it's unsurprising that some people start acting like they're in the prisoner's dilemma.
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"We should not increase fees to such a degree as to make these places – protected for all Americans to experience – unaffordable for some families to visit," she said.
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The tech boom has brought prosperity to the Bay Area, but it has also contributed to soaring housing costs that have made the region unaffordable for many residents.
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Mr. Newsom signaled during the primary that he would support a California-financed single-payer health care program, over the objections of opponents who said it was unaffordable.
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But big firms like Invitation Homes and American Homes have drawn criticism from housing advocates for renting their homes at prices that are unaffordable for the working poor.
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As a pharmacist, Mr. Tai is concerned about the health care legislation unveiled by Senate Republicans last month, which he said would leave his customers with unaffordable bills.
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Democrats say this will prevent conflicts of interest, but Republicans fear it will raise the cost of investment advice and make it unaffordable for low-income retirees. Rep.
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And the care that does exist is enormously expensive and utterly unaffordable, with families spending more on childcare than they do on housing, college tuition, transportation, or food.
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The percentage of Australians outright owning their homes has decreased to 214.8 percent in 265 from 212 percent in 211 — numbers that reflect Australia's increasingly unaffordable housing market.
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In another incident of mixed messages, the Trump administration said a vaccine for the virus, which has yet to be made would be unaffordable to most US residents.
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Instead, he spent his time in power to help implement a tax cut for the rich that will be remembered in history as grossly unfair, ineffective, and unaffordable.
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The green-liberal party LMP (Politics Can Be Different) is among the few opponents of the Budapest Games at home, largely because they see the Games as unaffordable.
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Others rushed to buy up designer wear at high-end Moscow boutiques and electronics — either as an investment or for fear that such luxuries would become completely unaffordable.
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More than half of the renters who responded, 52 percent, consider New York City unaffordable, compared to 39 percent of homeowners who can buy and sell more freely.
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" He stood by his criticism of "Medicare-for-all," a policy supported by Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris, as "not American" and told CNN the proposal is "unaffordable.
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Why it matters: Behavioral health treatment often isn't covered by insurance, and it's often unaffordable — including for patients for whom treatment is a matter of life and death.
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The requirement that insurers offer coverage to all patients would still exist, but it would be meaningless, as insurers would be allowed to charge sick patients unaffordable prices.
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Local activists and politicians worried Amazon's new home might further explode rent in an already often-unaffordable city won a reprieve, but maybe not much more than that.
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In every Roma settlement surveyed by the ERRC, residents were either unable to connect to safe drinking water or lived in fear of being disconnected due to unaffordable costs.
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Charles says each treatment can cost about $200 per session, and monthly rounds are typically needed as well as maintenance visits afterward, which may be unaffordable to some people.
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The administration is not democratically elected and so will have to find other ways to tune in to a population, especially younger generations, squeezed in an increasingly unaffordable city.
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"The spirit of the regulation is essentially to make it extremely unaffordable, to make it extremely frightening for people to engage in sharing information on social media," he added.
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The government said this would encourage the construction of much-needed new housing supply at a time when many would-be buyers of moderate means complain homes are unaffordable.
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Big cities have always been expensive, but in a troubling new twist — suburban areas are becoming unaffordable faster than their urban neighbors, according to a new report by Trulia.
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Given the appeal of escaping crowded and increasingly unaffordable cities in California and other western states, nobody expects people to stop settling in areas at high risk of wildfires.
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Economists blame the weakness in the housing market on rising borrowing costs and house prices, which have outstripped wage growth, making home purchasing unaffordable for some first-time buyers.
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Angell would have loved to fly back with her mother to visit; however, her medical condition would have required that they fly business class which for them was unaffordable.
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He said U.S. Air Force tenders for major equipment typically required so much design effort that it was unaffordable for all but the very biggest defence contractors to compete.
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When Mr Bolsonaro took office in January investors thought he might let Mr Guedes, a free marketeer, reform the unaffordable pensions system, liberalise the economy and restore robust growth.
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"I live very, very scarily carefully," said Alexandra Mitchell, 53, a paralegal in Dallas who said she had been uninsured for six years because she found her options unaffordable.
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Esther Ogbolu, who was shopping for shoes at Igbo Market, said she had found the mall unaffordable, though she spoke approvingly of its air-conditioning, smiling at the memory.
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Haddad said that while car sales have never been higher globally, people are realizing that owning a vehicle is increasingly becoming unaffordable due to car payments, insurance, and parking.
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Hong Kong has been dubbed the world's most unaffordable housing market, according to research firm Demographia — with a typical home in the city going for an average of $920,000.
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According to these protesters, the tech industry had helped caused housing prices in SF to skyrocket, especially near the shuttle stops, making it unaffordable for many to live there.
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Foreigners have been blamed for driving up prices in Canada's hot housing market, particularly in Vancouver, where locals believe wealthy Chinese buyers have made housing unaffordable for ordinary Canadians.
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The decision to privatize Puerto Rico's state-owned power company follows the same dangerous path mapped out in the Trump administration's draft infrastructure plan that ends in unaffordable water.
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He's an assistant IT manager at one of Hong Kong's universities and owns an apartment -- no mean feat in a city that has the world's most unaffordable property prices.
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In an interview with Reuters, he voiced concern that private companies would profit by using a publicly-funded database while continuing to make some medication unaffordable to many patients.
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Under the terms of the AHCA, 14 million people will lose their insurance almost immediately, in many cases because higher premiums and lower subsidies will make health plans unaffordable.
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The House-approved bill would relax regulations and scrap taxes that have made insurance unaffordable for millions of Americans who purchase coverage on their own, in the individual market.
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The low number of graduates is due to a variety of reasons, but the fact that college is simply unaffordable to many American families is certainly a driving factor.
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Consumers saw the price for a pack of two auto-injectors rise sixfold to $600 in less than a decade, making them unaffordable for a growing number of families.
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The longer workweek, constant "on call" status, and, for those in the service sector, uncertain working hours and unaffordable child care have all played a part in this problem.
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His move to actually stop the payments could make coverage unaffordable for many more of the uninsured and/or prompt insurance companies to flee more states under the ACA.
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In some cases, it is actually cheaper to live in a city's metro area than it is to move to the suburbs — many of which have become extremely unaffordable.
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As in other countries, bending the astounding trajectory of unaffordable high drug prices should rely on three key measures: Presidential candidate Trump incorporated these elements into his campaign agenda.
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A boom in high-end real estate investment by Chinese buyers in Phnom Penh has stoked concerns that they are pumping up a market already unaffordable for most Cambodians.
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And many people complained about the glaring sight of empty seats, even at the closing ceremony, partly the result of unsold tickets that proved unaffordable to the working poor.
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The main tactic we saw in Florida was they said if the legislation passes, we would see liability insurance for running schools, daycare centers, and recreation leagues become unaffordable.
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The wealth generated by the tech industry across the San Francisco Bay is pushing up housing prices and making many neighborhoods unaffordable to any family not earning six figures.
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The Affordable Care Act made such practices illegal, but even now insured people with chronic illnesses often face unaffordable costs in an era of high deductibles and co-payments.
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The AHCA is a devastating bill that stands to make healthcare unaffordable for the majority of the country, but there's no clause that explicitly makes rape a preexisting condition.
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That's because insurance underwriters were allowed to use people's personal health histories to decide whether they'd approve their application for coverage or simply drive their premiums to unaffordable heights.
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But they view short-term rentals as a frontal attack on the social fabric of their city, reducing the housing supply and making Palma unaffordable for its 440,000 residents.
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Consumers and workers have been paying the price of corporate abuses, and citizens have been footing the fiscal bills of bank bailouts, unaffordable corporate tax cuts and tax evasion.
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New pharmaceuticals can seem miraculous — Kymriah and Yescarta are made from souped-up versions of a patient's own immune cells — but they are useless if unaffordable, patient advocates say.
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However, some lending entities use practices that are unfair or abusive, leading to loans that are unwanted, unaffordable or predatory in nature, with high interest rates and hidden fees.
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While prices have come down a bit since then, homes still remain unaffordable for most middle-class residents, a problem worsened by a rental vacancy rate below 1 percent.
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Another pertains to protests in cities, such as San Francisco, where residents gripe that renting properties to tourists leaves fewer for long-term renters, making already high prices unaffordable.
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Any list of the nation&aposs most unaffordable cities by expense alone would feature many locations in California, especially San Francisco, San Jose, and other cities in Silicon Valley.
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We should avoid repeating the mistakes of the ACA, which focused on coverage of many types of benefits, at the cost of a deductible that was unaffordable to many.
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The CBO found that lower financial assistance in the Senate bill compared with ObamaCare would make premiums unaffordable for many low-income people, and deductibles would rise as well.
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Housing: Housing costs have outpaced wages in cities across the country, making rent increasingly unaffordable in many of the biggest job centers and leading to a rise in homelessness.
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Why it matters: These bills can be unaffordable for the small portion of TeamHealth's patients who receive them, and the subsequently high in-network rates raise premiums for everyone.
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The move comes a day after New York had its first confirmed case of coronavirus and amid concerns that getting tested for the virus may be unaffordable to many.
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Opponents said that even 10 percent was unaffordable for most states, and that the federal government might renege on paying its share, especially if the health law were repealed.
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At the time of the Brexit referendum just three years ago, London was Europe's most "unaffordable" city following a 50% surge in prices between 2012 and 2016, he said.
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A private program that closed a decade ago was unaffordable for many of the 24,303 residents of Fowler, a predominantly Latino community of agricultural workers in California's Central Valley.
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One wing would not tolerate targeted tax cuts to make U.S. corporations more competitive, and so had to swallow an unaffordable package that went well beyond that reasonable objective.
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Worries about whether the government would reform the unaffordable pension system had pushed the real, Brazil's currency, to less than 25 American cents for the first time since October.
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Lampert says he believes a smaller Sears, limited to its most profitable stores and free of unaffordable levels of debt, can be a competitive and profitable retailer long term.
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The largest hospital association warned that an executive order signed by President Trump on Thursday could destabilize insurance markets and make coverage unaffordable for people with pre-existing conditions.
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What happens if Sears goes bankrupt If Sears does file for bankruptcy, it could try to stay in business, using the court process to shed debt and unaffordable leases.
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Choosing a care provider is one of the most difficult decisions that parents have to make, and many of the options available to Americans are either unaffordable or inadequate.
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But there is little evidence those features have improved health outcomes for people with diabetes — and with increasingly unaffordable prices, the newfangled test strips may be even less accessible.
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She also pushed back on Mr. Sanders's proposal for free four-year college, calling it unaffordable and calling for expanded economic opportunities for people who do not attend college.
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House and Senate Democrats unveiled a platform that focuses largely on increasing the minimum wage, putting a dent in rising income inequality, and solving the crisis of unaffordable housing.
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That would certainly boost local tax revenues and create an economic boom in the area — while also making it even more unaffordable for middle-class and low-income families.
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Even though PrEP is highly effective, many people who could benefit from the pill don't take it because they aren't aware of it or because it's unavailable or unaffordable.
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He said U.S. Air Force tenders for major equipment typically required so much design effort that it was unaffordable for all but the very biggest defense contractors to compete.
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"It's unaffordable and unneeded," said Andrew C. Weber, a former assistant secretary of defense and former director of the Nuclear Weapons Council, an interagency body that oversees the nation's arsenal.
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It said severe shortages had driven the price of a single can of infant milk up to $50 at times, making it unaffordable for the parents of thousands of children.
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"It's getting impossible for working families to remain in New York because it has become so unaffordable," said Bernard Cylich, 74, who serves as treasurer of the co-op's board.
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Under the ROK Life umbrella, the program bundles ROK Health's telemedicine and discounted pharmaceuticals with 24/7 roadside assistance, and family legal services, all unaffordable to billions of people worldwide.
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This would be yet another front in Trump's multi-pronged attack on Obamacare, one that is projected to lead to millions fewer Americans having insurance and coverage becoming increasingly unaffordable.
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What will happen if you have a medical emergency when insurance companies are once again allowed to exclude the benefits you need, send you unlimited bills, or set unaffordable deductibles?
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The current welfare state is unaffordable; according to CBO projections, federal debt held by the public, currently at 78% of America's gross domestic product (GDP), will reach 144% by 2049.
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They'd be paying higher and higher premiums as the risk pool got sicker and sicker, possibly leading to a "death spiral" where insurance for them simply became unaffordable or unavailable.
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"In every part of California, housing is unaffordable for many people," said Sara Kimberlin, senior policy analyst at the California Budget & Policy Center, a nonpartisan think tank based in Sacramento.
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He also noted that some measures to prevent or treat heart disease, such as taking medicines or eating more fruit and vegetables, can be unaffordable for the world's poorest people.
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And many have pointed out that the Green New Deal is unaffordable, would destroy our standard of living, make food more scarce and expensive, and put us in the dark.
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Governments in rich countries now accept that their pension and health-care promises will soon become unaffordable, and many of them have embarked on reforms, but so far only timidly.
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Surely, they added sotto voce, the TSE would not destroy the stability ushered in by Mr Temer and threaten his ambitious reforms to unaffordable public spending and rigid labour laws.
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The US Food and Drug Administration has approved a new allergy shot medication that will directly compete with Mylan's EpiPen, the allergy medicine that's been heavily criticized for being unaffordable.
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Rent is so expensive in places such as San Francisco's Bay Area that even technology workers earning hundreds of thousands of dollars a year complain that life there is unaffordable.
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"In just a few years, EVs have gone from being completely unaffordable, impractical and not particularly nice, to representing a valid option for a niche pool of customers," OPEC said.
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To achieve its stated aim of paying adequate sums of money to the whole population, a UBI would require an increase of gargantuan (and unaffordable) proportions in the tax burden.
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Despite the return of high-interest credit card debt and more ways to make the unaffordable seem affordable, "we are not as deep," Siegfried said, compared with 10 years ago.
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Their off-brand pills, vaccines, patches and syrups help contain health-care costs in rich countries and supply poor ones with once-unaffordable drugs to combat AIDS and other scourges.
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"The property market is slowing because high prices have made houses unaffordable ... It is getting worse day by day," he told Reuters from the city of Rasht in northern Iran.
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Such programs make otherwise unaffordable military equipment of questionable appropriateness in a civilian setting easily obtained by local law enforcement and put a federal footprint on wherever the equipment arrives.
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Her costs shot up from under $25 a month to over $900 according to receipts from her pharmacy — unaffordable for the blue-collar single-income family living paycheck to paycheck.
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Reality Check: Sanders on unaffordable prescriptions By Debra Goldschmidt, CNN Sanders went after Big Pharma's "huge profits" in talking about the need for cost-effective health care system for everyone.
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In comparison, other visual search tools can take weeks or months to implement and train to work with a brand's product feed, says Fryman, and are often unaffordable for Syte.
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With the prospect of potentially needing to purchase unaffordable health insurance without a subsidy to support that decision, why would one be motivated to earn more to lose Medicaid status?
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But the opposite is also true: If too many people use too much and adverse selection ensues, it can lead to a "death spiral" where insurance becomes unaffordable for everyone.
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The amount you'd have to pay to replace a wired home connection with a wireless home connection would be grossly unaffordable for any household with any semblance of a budget.
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"We wanted to create some way for people to use their phones to communicate in situations when service is unavailable, unreliable or unaffordable," said Daniela, who also is goTenna's CEO.
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President Donald Trump and Republican congressional leaders are rushing to spend a trillion dollars or more on unaffordable tax cuts for the richest Americans in a stunning monument to brainlessness.
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Directed at a bouncy pace by David Mercatali, this is a blithely told fable for the age of unaffordable housing, blunt in its didacticism but often nastily entertaining (2150:265).
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The TPP provides up to eight years as part of an agreement to placate countries like Australia that said longer terms would push up drug prices and make many unaffordable.
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Directed at a bouncy pace by David Mercatali, this is a blithely told fable for the age of unaffordable housing, blunt in its didacticism but often nastily entertaining (1:35).
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To end discrimination against blacks and other low-income minorities, states and cities must repeal their growth-management laws, growth boundaries, and other land-use rules that make housing unaffordable.
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Why it matters: Behavioral health treatment often isn&apost covered by insurance, and it&aposs often unaffordable — including for patients for whom treatment is a matter of life and death.
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The U.S. Commerce Department on Wednesday upheld duties of nearly 300 percent on the C Series jets, tariffs that could render the planes unaffordable for Delta or other U.S. carriers.
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Overall, he continued, a renewed interest in the trades might represent a natural market correction given how unaffordable college is, and how increasingly useless a diploma may seem to be.
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Walkable communities are relatively unaffordable (the city centers can be expensive) or unavailable for retirees and the public (because they are often snapped up by the wealthy and the employed).
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Repeal of the individual mandate is especially notable, as it offered direct tax relief to 6,665,480 households who will no longer be penalized for failing to purchase unaffordable health insurance.
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But the size of the deal also makes it "more expensive and potentially unaffordable" for the HKEX, Bank of Communications (BOCOM) International's Hao Hong told CNBC's "Squawk Box" on Thursday.
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The administration has instituted administrative rules and guidance letters intended to undermine the insurance markets, trick the healthy into buying junk plans, and leave the less healthy with unaffordable premiums.
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Many Singaporeans, Ms Han noted, believe the argument that Hong Kong's leaders have been making, that the protests are really about economic gripes, such as unaffordable housing, rather than politics.
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The Labor Department says the fiduciary rule will protect retirees from bad investment advice, but Republicans argue the rule will raise costs and make advice unaffordable for low-income Americans.
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Additionally, many states include notoriously expensive metro areas that contribute to higher averages, including California&aposs many coastal cities and Washington&aposs unaffordable Seattle neighborhoods due to the tech boom.
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Jan Schakowsky (D-Ill.) led 45 House Democrats in warning that HHS should not give an exclusive license to any private manufacturer or risk making the vaccines or treatments unaffordable.
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The proposals vary in severity, but all of them would leave millions more people without health insurance and make medical care unaffordable for many low-income and middle-class families.
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Whatever the cause, the statistic highlights several issues plaguing millennials, like a rise in depression and "deaths of despair" (death from drugs, alcohol and suicide), unaffordable living costs and burnout.
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Almost all Americans, whose insurance costs and out-of-pocket outlays inevitably lead to lower income because of unaffordable health care costs, untreated chronic illnesses, premature mortality and personal bankruptcies.
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While he is a champion of gun control and addressing climate change, he has criticized Medicare-for-all as unaffordable and has said Warren's proposed wealth tax is likely unconstitutional.
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And much of California, where the median home price is $600,000, has become unaffordable for first-time buyers, says Leslie Appleton-Young, chief economist at the California Association of Realtors.
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It warned that with wildfire activity up 3003 percent since 1970 and disasters including the Camp Fire causing $24 billion in losses, insurance rates might become unaffordable to many people.
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The city's attention to infrastructure needs has raised concerns among those who fear that it will serve only to hasten development and result in neighborhoods that become ever more unaffordable.
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"Large country with diverse needs" Many Indians have no choice but to use private hospitals, where treatment is unaffordable for someone earning the average annual wage of less than $2,000.
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Insufficient tax credits would make coverage unaffordable for many lower income Americans: Two of the subsidies in the bill would be temporary and a third would likely be unsustainably underfunded.
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All of New Zealand's major cities were rated as "seriously" or "severely" unaffordable, with a house in the least expensive city, Palmerston North, priced at five times the median income.
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To some, she is yet another wealthy foreigner who has used the city as a real estate investment, helping make it one of the most unaffordable cities in North America.
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They talked about unaffordable deductibles a lot — how they wouldn't go to the doctor because they'd have to pay so much out-of-pocket before their coverage actually kicked in.
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" The Vice Chair of the Clinton Foundation continues, "Indeed, pads and tampons are often an unaffordable luxury for families living in poverty—even though they're not a luxury, they're a necessity.
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Still, an Oregon Republican Party source insists there is an "undercurrent" of dissatisfaction with the Democratic Party thanks to increasingly unaffordable housing in the cities, crime and homelessness among other problems.
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"State taxpayers have won another huge victory, one that spares them from the burden of unaffordable benefit increases for public employee unions," Christie said of Thursday's ruling, citing the billions saved.
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