Customer representatives offered food vouchers — though restaurants were all closed — but no hotel vouchers.
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For companies, a dedicated Vouchers dashboard lets them track the Vouchers that've been issued and used.
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"But processing 72,000 vouchers, printing and mailing vouchers to everyone in your city ... it's a daunting task."
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No hotel vouchers were offered and no ticket vouchers were given, since this was an involuntary rescheduling.
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While Lunchr is competing with bigger companies, 85 percent of meal vouchers in France are still paper vouchers.
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School Vouchers Aren't Working, but Choice Is Charters and vouchers, often lumped together, are very different, claims this Opinion writer.
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In 2018, 1.2 million households used Section 8 project-based vouchers (used in specific housing developments), and 2.2 million households used housing choice vouchers ("portable" vouchers that can be used for renting apartments in the private market).
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The company's app and marketplace lets you trade unwanted store credit, including gift vouchers, credit notes, gift cards and e-vouchers.
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In Ohio, for example, students who used vouchers were slightly less disadvantaged than the students who received vouchers and stayed in public schools.
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If we limit vouchers to rewarding only new drugs and vaccines, then we will reduce the supply of vouchers and increase their prices.
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As education secretary, she has praised a longstanding tax credit that funds vouchers in Florida and a recent expansion of vouchers in Arizona.
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Federally funded vouchers like hers (called housing choice vouchers) provided more than 2.2 million households and 5 million people with rental assistance in 243.
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She said HUD gave tenants Section 8 vouchers to find other homes, but the vouchers fell short of the amounts needed for reasonable rent in that area.
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Ticketmaster's paying it out by populating accounts with free codes and discount vouchers which may pop up under the "active vouchers" tab once you sign into your account.
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Moreover, the mothers who were given vouchers were 17.3% more likely to be employed by the end of the study than the mothers who were not given vouchers.
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Only evacuees who brought Section 8 vouchers from Puerto Rico could qualify to transfer those vouchers, according to Vivian Bryant, president and CEO of the Orlando Housing Authority.
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In many of the existing situations, school vouchers are limited to families with lower incomes and schools that accept vouchers must meet a series of mandatory academic standards.
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Cutting off vouchers for mixed-status families, which are used to supplement their incomes when paying rent, could discourage private landlords from renting to future families with vouchers.
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But as education reporter Dana Goldstein recently explained in Slate, that's hardly what vouchers do: Recent studies of voucher programs in Louisiana and Ohio found that students who use vouchers to attend a private school score, on average, lower on standardized tests than demographically similar students who do not use vouchers.
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Renzi's 2015 labor reform, known as the "Jobs Act," extended the use of vouchers, allowing workers to earn up to 7,000 euros per year in vouchers, compared to 5,000 previously.
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But the rental assistance vouchers are not a panacea; recipients have complained about poor housing stock and the length of time it takes to find landlords that accept the vouchers.
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Although my piece was about private school vouchers, I found that many parents of students with disabilities choose vouchers only after having a deeply disappointing experience in the public education system.
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" He attributed the failure to Patrick's "fixation on vouchers.
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Most voucher programs in the US have been small and awarded by lottery, meaning researchers can compare students who wanted vouchers and got them with students who wanted vouchers and didn't get them.
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The vouchers cannot be stacked, so don't even try it.
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Nationwide, some 2.1 million households benefit from Section 8 vouchers.
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The government could build on Seattle's experiment with national vouchers.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French facilities management and vouchers group Sodexo (EXHO.
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Uber later reimbursed Chong's cleaning fee, along with some vouchers.
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And kids using vouchers actually lose ground in private schools.
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In others, the money goes to food vouchers for students.
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Unlike 14 other states, Illinois does not allow school vouchers.
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HUD's plan funds Housing Choice vouchers for about two months.
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You can't use the vouchers on just any Ticketmaster order.
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"But the vouchers only address the demand side," she said.
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Rent subsidies and vouchers must be vastly expanded and increased.
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And you need school choice, both vouchers and charter schools.
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Transportation vouchers in the form of gas cards are needed.
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Save the Children also provides cash and vouchers for food.
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Dude got a certificate and vouchers to make it official.
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Owners of local stores handed out gift cards and vouchers.
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She said winners were awarded $25 vouchers and Southwest merchandise.
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Wesley United Methodist Church distributed vouchers for its thrift store.
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Almost 23 families were using the vouchers on the island.
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All three candidates also have voiced opposition to school vouchers.
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Vouchers are now a major tenet of Trump's education platform.
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She was seeking therapy and trying to access housing vouchers.
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Vouchers are a type of reform that is possible now.
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In Seattle, democracy vouchers are giving voters there more power.
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Nevermind that the vouchers will never be enough to cover the tuition costs of elite private schools, or that schools of the sort her children attended may not want low-income students with vouchers.
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The aim is to limit the use of the vouchers, allowing only very small companies to use them, and lowering the ceiling of vouchers one person can cash in to 5,000 euros from 7,000 euros.
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Bloomberg also advocated fingerprinting people who live in public housing, and he ended the practice of families getting priority for federal housing vouchers, worrying that people might enter the shelter system to get vouchers faster.
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Nicole Adamo, a passenger on the flight, tweeted that the passengers had been given $500 flight vouchers and $10 meal vouchers before they were boarded on another plane with another pilot a few hours later.
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It made Google Play prepaid vouchers available in India last year.
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They would prefer states to make their own decisions about vouchers.
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At primary and secondary level, they include charters, academies and vouchers.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French meal vouchers and card provider company Edenred (EDEN.
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They should be sending money or vouchers directly to mobile wallets.
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But she was too afraid to enroll for the food vouchers.
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Insist on an evidence-based debate about charter schools and vouchers.
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Housing vouchers might lead them to move into a better one.
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He has also pushed back on private- and charter-school vouchers.
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These vouchers encourage the development of therapies for kids like Eliza.
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His family is completely reliant on food vouchers for their survival.
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Like vouchers, public housing serves those on the edge of homelessness.
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All were evicted by Broder and Sachse, given vouchers to move
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Paul Ryan's innovative idea on Medicare — let's replace it with vouchers!
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Originally, employees received paper vouchers at the beginning of each month.
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Lounge passes, meal vouchers and potential upgrades are all an option.
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Still others that took part in the project got no vouchers.
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Both call for a vast increase in Section 22040 housing vouchers.
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In New Mexico, he proposed expanding educational choice with school vouchers.
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Buildings with six or more apartments must accept rental assistance vouchers.
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Six candidates in Seattle elections used the democracy vouchers in 2017.
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He thought the vouchers were probably still hanging around his house.
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And the stack of salmon-colored ticket vouchers appeared surprisingly thick.
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Airline vouchers, which Bankrate included in its survey, are an exception.
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It's an argument for a political compromise: fewer vouchers, more charters.
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Trump wants to increase these vouchers and scholarships more black children.
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She had never donated to a campaign before the democracy vouchers.
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The case for vouchers is that they level the playing field.
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New York City is consolidating its system of rental subsidies after four years of complaints from landlords wary of accepting vouchers and homeless people who have tried to use the vouchers to move out of shelters.
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Maduro increases food vouchers Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, who in the past has denied that there is a crisis in his country, on Sunday announced an increase of 42% for the food vouchers some Venezuelan workers receive.
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Newsom asked Trump to provide 50,000 more vouchers through federal programs that provide rental subsidies for extremely low-income Americans, while increasing the value of those vouchers to meet the high cost of rent, particularly in California.
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The organization will also provide families living in shelters with food vouchers.
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Ultimate and Super Mario Maker 2 with vouchers from the Nintendo Store.
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I use two of my insurance vouchers, so I get $28 off.
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These vouchers allow the women to work on the Deuce without interference.
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Research published last year into vouchers in Louisiana was even more troubling.
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Everything costs $25 but I put two $6 luncheon vouchers towards it.
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Stanford could have rewarded employees with cash bonuses instead of timesaving vouchers.
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Also, it had distributed vouchers that could be used toward taxi fares.
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Relief on luncheon vouchers is no more, but other wheezes have proliferated.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French pre-paid meal vouchers and card provider Edenred (EDEN.
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Meanwhile, accommodation crowd-sharing website, Airbnb, offers staff $2,000 in travel vouchers.
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The vouchers will be available to purchase through online and offline stores.
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While many Democrats also support charters, they draw the line at vouchers.
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At least 36 vouchers have been distributed, and two have been redeemed.
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Created in 2004, the program is offers tuition vouchers to private schools.
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FEMA vouchers offered one-way tickets out, sending people to Houston, Atlanta,
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"We haven't received a new allocation of Section 8 vouchers," Bryant said.
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Ronald Reagan called for turning Title I into vouchers during his presidency.
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Only 2000 percent turned in their vouchers, meaning 96.7 percent did not.
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"A fraction of those [vouchers] we sent out came back," Barnett says.
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Some companies, especially smaller ones, have sold the vouchers to larger companies.
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Tighter eligibility would bolster the value of vouchers by reducing the supply.
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This can be redeemed through PayPal, bank transfer, or as gift vouchers.
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That we would do vouchers and we would let the market work.
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You can still provide it, through vouchers or food accounts or catering.
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Without these vouchers, they wouldn't be able to afford to pay rent.
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Non-academic factors are also likely adding to the support for vouchers.
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But Mr. Yarbrough is not just a champion of tax credit vouchers.
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Since 28503, more than 22019,000 vouchers have been awarded, according to HUD.
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Federally supported vouchers were introduced with the Section 8 program in 1974.
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Families that use housing choice vouchers are often concentrated in poor neighborhoods.
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Trump has selected Betsy DeVos, a longtime Republican activist and advocate for expanding school vouchers, for the job — which could signal that he's serious about trying to pass the massive expansion of vouchers he proposed during the campaign.
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Maybe churches propped up by vouchers for their schools feel less urgency in soliciting donations or seeking new members, since vouchers pay the bills and "school families" fill the pews (especially if being a church member gives a discount).
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Several mentioned Education Secretary Betsy DeVos, an advocate of charter schools and vouchers.
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Where such franchises work, governments offer incentives, such as vouchers for poor parents.
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Cover: People protest against school vouchers Tuesday, April 9, 2019, in Nashville, Tenn.
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Shares of vouchers company Edenred tumbled after a brokerage downgrade on the stock.
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Ryan's idea about vouchers and cuts will do nothing to curb costs either.
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Staff members working on the bill say that vouchers will not be allowed.
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Section 8 housing vouchers provide shelter and safety for families with young children.
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The vouchers are all coordinated through the National Kidney Registry's living donor databases.
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All winners were awarded $25 in Southwest vouchers and merchandise, according to CNN.
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A ballot initiative she led to establish vouchers in Michigan failed in 2000.
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Education Secretary nominee Betsy DeVos supports charter schools and vouchers for private schools.
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This fall, N.Y.U. will allow up to six emergency food vouchers a semester.
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DeVos has been a major proponent of school choice programs such as vouchers.
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That's why small companies usually hand out meal vouchers to subsidize everyone's lunch.
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WFP normally spends $1.3 billion on paper vouchers to help refugees buy groceries.
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She has met with advocates of vouchers and charter schools, and religious leaders.
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In Toledo and Dayton, Ohio, vouchers had no effect on students' test performance.
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This also means that religious schools can compete for and receive school vouchers.
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Bradbury, for example, assumed his vouchers were still hanging around his house somewhere.
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The question Mahon has: Are the vouchers the best use of that money?
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Recipients can only use the vouchers as a donation to Seattle politicians' campaigns.
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Alternatively, some gifted students may simply leave, and calls for vouchers may increase.
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A case over vouchers threatens to breach the wall separating church and state.
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To stick to this budget, it simply adjusts what's covered by the vouchers.
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DeSantis supports school vouchers and that gives parents control over their children's education.
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We board our flight and realize we never used the breakfast vouchers. Sad.
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Too often, people either reflexively support both vouchers and charters or oppose both.
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That savings would allow 1.2 million additional families to benefit from housing vouchers.
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Hannah-Jones need not interpret tax credits and vouchers as antidemocratic or individualistic.
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He denied their requests for more federal rent vouchers and other housing aid.
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This can be withdrawn to your PayPal, bank, or even as gift vouchers.
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DeVos is perhaps best known for her zeal in promoting private-school vouchers.
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Those donating vouchers were more representative of the electorate than those giving cash.
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Market-based school reforms generally come in two flavors: vouchers and charter schools.
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DeVos supports both charter schools and school vouchers, but vouchers — which allow parents to opt out of public schools entirely by providing public assistance to parents to send their children to private and sometimes religious schools — are more politically polarized.
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Fight over vouchers, religion Senate Republicans expect a fight Tuesday, especially on DeVos' positions regarding vouchers, which are widely seen as benefitting families who want to send their children to parochial schools, and raises questions about tax dollars funding religion.
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Alll of this takes place while nearly 11,000 people are on a waiting list for housing vouchers in St. Louis, though the vouchers may not make a true difference until landlords are legally required to accept them throughout St. Louis County.
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Normally tenants could appeal to HUD to get vouchers of slightly higher value, but because the agency was shut down, no vouchers could be re-issued until the shutdown ended, leaving tenants living in housing that HUD itself had deemed unsafe.
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In Seattle, where "democracy vouchers" allow residents to donate $100 to the city candidate of their choice, political donations increased significantly in every income bracket under $150,000 per annum, compared to donations in races that did not accept the vouchers.
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In fact, if permanent housing vouchers were allocated to cities based on the size of their homeless family populations, New York City would receive 22 percent of all vouchers, despite being home to only 3 percent of the U.S. population.
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While there is substantial academic literature on school vouchers and while debates continue between opposing camps of researchers, it's safe to say that vouchers have not produced the kind of large improvements in academic achievement that market-oriented reformers originally promised.
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Make sure to ask for a refund or, barring that, food and accommodation vouchers.
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Over the years, DeVos has seen opposition from Republicans on vouchers and school choice.
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If we received vouchers for any of the aforementioned things, we would: one, scream.
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Vouchers are intended to empower families that can't afford the tuition of private schools.
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Businesses can send vouchers to their customers through email, social media and mobile messaging.
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This year, residents have assigned more than $2 million in vouchers to various candidates.
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Delivering food as aid, even indirectly, by vouchers or e-cards, inevitably distorts markets.
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Nearly all of those in our shelters are eligible for city-funded housing vouchers.
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You can then withdraw your earnings to your bank, PayPal, or as gift vouchers.
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Other polls show a majority of all voters support more charter schools and vouchers.
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However, since these vouchers save you $20, the online service practically pays for itself.
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It also comes with a physical copy of the game and vouchers for DLC.
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Today is the last day that Nintendo Switch Online subscribers can get game vouchers.
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Prime Minister Paolo Gentiloni's government said Italians would vote on May 28 on vouchers.
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DeVos has been a fierce advocate for charter schools and taxpayer-funded tuition vouchers.
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Vouchers expire, she added, and gift cards are only redeemable at one specific place.
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As Chairman of the House Budget Committee, you endorsed Medicare premium support (or vouchers).
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But if the machine wasn't working, we could print rebate vouchers at the register.
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You can then withdraw your cashback to your PayPal, bank, or as gift vouchers.
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Delta would not disclose the percentage of passengers who end up using these vouchers.
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An additional 175,000 students in 14 states are using vouchers to attend private schools.
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They provided housing vouchers for nearly 100 families impacted by the hurricane to relocate.
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Sponsor will not replace any lost, mutilated, or stolen tickets, travel vouchers or certificates.
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To ensure geographical spread, each participating country will receive a minimum of 15 vouchers.
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Instead, the shelter offers gift vouchers for an animal as an alternative Christmas present.
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And actually there's Section 8 vouchers that are going unused here in San Francisco.
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Big companies usually build out a cafeteria while small companies hand out meal vouchers.
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Payment by vouchers was introduced in 2008 as an experiment for seasonal farm laborers.
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"They throw vouchers at you just to get you to go away," he says.
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Access "Your Account" and find any available discounts or free tickets under "Active Vouchers."
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To start off the new payment method, more than 100 businesses are offering Vouchers.
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DeVos has encountered fierce opposition, and Hassan criticized her support for private school vouchers.
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And if transportation vouchers are not implemented, then a home delivery system is needed.
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Motorists who obeyed the rules of the road, for example, were given gift vouchers.
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In recent years South Shore has led the city in housing vouchers and evictions.
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He's working with independent evaluators to better understand why so many vouchers weren't returned.
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Meal vouchers will also be provided for children who currently receive free school meals.
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Big companies usually build out a cafeteria, while small companies hand out meal vouchers.
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Tenants would be expected to pay the rent though vouchers or their own income.
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Children whose parents forego housing vouchers may no longer have a place to live.
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Hagen is offering full refunds or credit vouchers to those affected by the cancellations.
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A Turkish aid group even opened a mall, where needy families shop with vouchers.
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Instead, she favored helping parents by providing them with school vouchers and school choice.
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Border Patrol agents, who were working without pay, were offered food vouchers by restaurants.
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The plan does not say how much money would be given in the vouchers.
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They lost a day of prepaid skiing and received flight vouchers they didn't want.
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Shoppers buy grains only when they receive their quarterly food vouchers from aid groups.
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In Pennsylvania, private schools can accept tax credit donations and provide vouchers to themselves.
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By the late '90s, housing vouchers comprised the largest low-income housing assistance program.
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Mr. Khan also said 50 percent of women would receive scholarships and education vouchers.
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Edenred, which helps firms manage staff expenses and is best know for its "Ticket Restaurant" vouchers, said its comparable issue volume, an indicator of the nominal value of the vouchers issued, rose 10 percent in 13 to 19.81 billion euros ($20.9 billion).
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Among the mothers not already using day care, the researchers found that 57.7% of those in the control group, who were not given vouchers, started using day care during the study, compared with a whopping 80% of those who were given vouchers.
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That could mean they're comfortable with applying their decision in this case to school vouchers.
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Her passion is to help parents find alternatives to traditional pathways through charters and vouchers.
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The campaign, planned to coincide with the holiday season, will distribute 80,000 ride vouchers total.
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In some cases, the depletion of vouchers could kick people out of their homes entirely.
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Vouchers were designed to function like cash, paid to private landlords in the rental economy.
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In addition, vouchers shouldn't be given to people who don't need them -- the middle class.
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Their only response was to hand out food vouchers and a leaflet on our rights.
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Studies of Milwaukee, which introduced vouchers in 22011, have found similar effects on graduation rates.
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You can then withdraw your cashback to your PayPal, bank, or even as gift vouchers.
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It offered passengers vouchers for train tickets to their German destinations or flights from Hanover.
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It's primarily parking, but we will provide (bus, train) or taxi vouchers to each family.
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The head of business lobby Confindustria defended the use of vouchers and criticized the government.
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Those lucky enough to obtain vouchers need pay only 793% of their income towards rent.
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The government 'sold' off these firms in the form of vouchers from 1992 to 1994.
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I think there should be vouchers for teaching our kids so there is school choice.
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Round one of the project launched in March with 33 vouchers totaling $6.7 million awarded.
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But D.C.'s experience shows precisely why vouchers are the wrong prescription for America's schools.
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But using other non-legal programs as a guide, we find that vouchers can work.
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The mothers were given 12 monthly vouchers, as the study was conducted over one year.
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Families who live on base in non-heavily impacted districts would qualify for $2,85033 vouchers.
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Housing authorities, the local agencies that administer these vouchers, have been down this road before.
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Unlike the free-ticket vouchers, you can use these toward any event sold through Ticketmaster.
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Since many of these students received vouchers through a lottery, these results are especially telling.
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Restaurants don't need to do anything as long as they already accept paper meal vouchers.
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You'll usually get free vouchers from the company, regardless of how stupid your complaint is.
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There have been a handful of transactions in the decade that vouchers have been around.
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On Twitter, BA told some passengers it would provide hotel vouchers worth 200 pounds ($270).
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Hasen's idea is to balance out the campaign finance system by giving everybody $100 vouchers.
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That would likely include some students who received vouchers but struggled with private school admissions.
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Its housing authority has 20113,600 units in nine developments and 2,700 vouchers for private rentals.
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Lunchr has rebranded to Swile in order to expand its product offering beyond meal vouchers.
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There is an alphabet soup of vouchers that Mr. Banks said will be streamlined soon.
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Tribes would be able to manage their own Section 8 federal housing vouchers as well.
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The nation is expected to shed about 100,13 vouchers this year, leaving a deep shortfall.
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Unaffordable rental markets make homelessness harder to fix, because housing vouchers go only so far.
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It also includes free transport vouchers for beneficiaries during working days and on-call duties.
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He has chosen a vocal proponent of school vouchers to run the Department of Education.
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And House Republicans have proposed privatizing Medicare by giving beneficiaries vouchers to buy private insurance.
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Apparently, the Bible is also against gun control and supports privatization of schools through vouchers.
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I started to explain about my pay vouchers but he would have none of it.
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The Quidco cashback can be withdrawn to your PayPal, bank account, or as gift vouchers.
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The Quidco cashback can be redeemed to your bank account, PayPal, or as retailer vouchers.
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The rule affects people who receive most forms of Medicaid, food stamps and housing vouchers.
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Though inefficient and unfair, providing permanent housing vouchers to homeless families does do some good.
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Tax credit vouchers also finance approaches to education that diverge from generally accepted academic standards.
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Mr. Strasburg said mistrust of vouchers began with collapse of the Advantage program in 2011.
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Democrats assailed Ms. DeVos for her support of vouchers during her contentious Senate confirmation hearing.
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She received vouchers to help pay for child care and a food basket at Thanksgiving.
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New York State provides vouchers to help cover rent for disabled people leaving nursing homes.
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Democrats including Obama feel strongly that private school vouchers unnecessarily drain funds from public schools.
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But it's unlikely that federal funding for public housing and vouchers will increase anytime soon.
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He clearly had the whole guerilla marketing strategy tapped because everyone was taking his vouchers.
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And Bernie Sanders has now followed the lead of his campaign co-chair, Congressman Ro Khanna (D-CA), and endorsed "democracy vouchers" -- cash vouchers given to eligible voters to donate to a candidate of their choice -- as a way to help fund congressional campaigns.
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Support for tax credits and vouchers for low-income families was even higher at 69 percent among households with K-12 students, while a plurality of 46 percent of voters believe tax credits and vouchers should be made available to all households, regardless of income.
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Vouchers and public-private partnerships could help the best operators of low-cost private schools expand.
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Concertgoers will also have the opportunity to make donations or donate workshop vouchers to these families.
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Vouchers and charter schools must be allowed to be part of the solution for education reform.
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Ostensibly, the most selective schools don't take vouchers, and they have little incentive to do so.
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They could introduce school vouchers or conditional cash transfers for parents to spend on eligible schools.
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French vouchers and card provider Edenred gained 2.3 percent after keeping its outlook for 2019 unchanged.
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It also has a maxed-out waitlist for Section 8 vouchers, a separate affordable housing program.
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Nintendo Switch Online subscribers have until July 31st to purchase two Switch game vouchers for $99.99.
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One way is for citizens to receive vouchers that they can use to pay for training.
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Rent has marched up along with his salary as the family's housing vouchers have been reduced.
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French vouchers and card provider Edenred rose 1.8 percent after keeping its outlook for 2019 unchanged.
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A third approach is for governments to partner with the private sector, through vouchers or subsidies.
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Meanwhile, school choice options including charter schools and school vouchers see a significant increase in funding.
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However, the vouchers are not a carte blanche to attend any school of the student's choosing.
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Ora notes are technically vouchers, pegged to the South African rand, which expire after three years.
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I had faked recycling vouchers for the equivalent of enough money to buy a small Fiat.
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Bankly developed a cash-digitization payment and savings products, in which users pay using Bankly vouchers.
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Then, at 15 other day cares in the area, no vouchers were given or changes made.
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Delta is issuing refunds for canceled flights as well as $200 travel vouchers for certain passengers.
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Finally, the vouchers wouldn't be nearly enough to pay for a military-connected child's education expenses.
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She instead endorsed a system of vouchers that paid the entire cost of educating a child.
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HUD that found that Dallas was violating the law and that vouchers had to be provided.
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It allows low-income students in the District to attend private schools using taxpayer-funded vouchers.
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From that, 2900 sought and received reimbursements on 220006 vouchers totaling $2202,2628, according to the report.
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The free show vouchers aren't good for just any event sold on Ticketmaster (could you imagine?).
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She pushed steep cuts to the state budget and created more charter schools and school vouchers.
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That finding then led to a backlash against moving vouchers as a tool for fighting poverty.
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More than 4.2 million people nationwide are on waiting lists for housing vouchers and public housing.
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Ms. Headley, 23, had gone to the benefits center to inquire about receiving child care vouchers.
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When the program began in 1503, the clinic gave out vouchers for every clean urine test.
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While many landlords have welcomed vouchers, others remain uncooperative and are breaking the law, he said.
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The rule will effect people who receive most forms of Medicaid, food stamps and housing vouchers.
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Some even saw vouchers as the key for reducing achievement gaps between white and minority students.
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In no case did these studies find any statistically positive achievement gains for students using vouchers.
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Stated simply, students using vouchers to attend private schools are falling behind their peers in learning.
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The report adds a new wrinkle: Funding for those vouchers is helping the rich get richer.
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It comes after other studies, in Ohio and elsewhere, have also shown weak results for vouchers.
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On the other are so-called reformers, who believe in vouchers, charter schools and standardized tests.
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It's a reasonable theory, and vouchers can have benefits, like allowing children to leave dangerous schools.
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Companies should not win vouchers for products registered outside the U.S. for more than a decade.
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DeVos previously chaired the group and is a longstanding advocate for tax credit scholarships and vouchers.
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Typically, airlines begin bargaining with passengers at the gate, offering travel vouchers of $400 to $600.
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Bipartisan support for school vouchers from California is encouraging, and is an indication of shifting sentiments.
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Yet the group doesn't do all the work involved with accepting donations and handing out vouchers.
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Low-income tenants can rent from private landlords with housing vouchers under HUD's Section 8 program.
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But activists soon grasped that vouchers could be useful in a general assault on public education.
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Only 3.3 percent of Seattle residents who received democracy vouchers actually used them, city statistics show.
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That would mean more Section 8 rental vouchers, perhaps expanding the low-income housing tax credit.
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Vouchers are still very much an experiment, and one of several approaches to campaign finance reform.
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The company will provide vouchers of a sort that will save consumers $43 on their co-pays.
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Edenred, which employs 13,000 people in 45 countries, sells prepaid meal vouchers that employers offer to workers.
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Like most other Republican candidates, he is pro-life, favors school vouchers, and defends the Second Amendment.
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Cash, like e-money, can be even better than food vouchers, said a spokeswoman for Mercy Corps.
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The airline confirmed news reports from passengers it had sent the checks along with $1,000 travel vouchers.
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Customers who aren't traveling are also impacted, noting that their Wow Air vouchers have been rendered useless.
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Companies offering vouchers only pay for the rides redeemed under a campaign, plus any applicable administrative fees.
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Britons now spend around £6bn a year ($7.4bn) on gift vouchers, up from about £2bn in 2010.
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A second principle is that oversight remains necessary even when vouchers and charters are up and running.
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In Seattle, for instance, the city now offers voters vouchers that they can use to make contributions.
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They also irritated users, who had to queue for the vouchers and spend them all at once.
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But before you do, you can save $27 by snagging a set of Nintendo Switch game vouchers.
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Instead, it is a literal lottery in which a mere 25% of randomly selected hopefuls receive vouchers.
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Many companies also give in-kind bonuses, such as shopping vouchers to celebrate the Chinese new year.
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And they also won't fix the problem of delayed flights and insensitive staffers and insulting $75 vouchers.
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Meanwhile, 33 of the remaining 35 ZIP codes in Franklin County have gained households using rent vouchers.
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Yet it's always worth asking for larger airfare credits, later expiration dates, or even more food vouchers.
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Ticketmaster is only awarding vouchers to events that are hosted by LiveNation, the ticketing service's parent company.
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It would have done more to feed the UK population than a truck full of Sainsbury's vouchers.
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Voters would get $200 in vouchers for each federal race, provided by the Federal Elections Commission (FEC).
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For families, housing vouchers—where the government pays for a giant chunk of rent—really do work.
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These vouchers come in packs of two for $99.99, saving you $20 after you redeem them both.
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It also could buttress the case for using publicly funded vouchers to send children to religious schools.
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Delta also gave them lunch vouchers and roundtrip taxi fare (that's about $50 just for the ride).
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The carrier can then offer an alternative seat plus incentives such as an upgrade or travel vouchers.
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The Democratic administration embraced traditional public schools far more than Republicans, and steadfastly opposed private school vouchers.
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But vouchers remain a signature policy priority for DeVos, and Democrats are gearing up to fight back.
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Funding religious schools through taxpayer-supported vouchers is a violation of the separation of church and state.
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Prior to that, the only experiments with vouchers in the United States actually dated to the 220006s.
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Delta is offering full refunds — and $21960 vouchers — to passengers whose flights were canceled or delayed significantly.
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Those tickets were quickly claimed, leaving most people unable to redeem their vouchers and feeling pretty irritated.
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Also, any real expansion of unregulated vouchers will require action both by state governments and by Congress.
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As chair of the American Federation for Children, she has pushed at the state level for vouchers.
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But meal voucher companies, such as Edenred or Sodexo, now also provide an alternative to paper vouchers.
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Under Gorsuch's reasoning, the decision could also apply to school vouchers, as many school-choice advocates hoped.
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The Vouchers are a streamlined way for companies to organize customer perks, loyalty rewards, or incentive programs.
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EasyJet said passengers received hotel vouchers and meals during their stay, and thanked them for their understanding.
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Another important note: Amtrak did offer hotel vouchers for those of us who needed to wait overnight.
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And, in the end, tenants are still dependent on finding a landlord who will take their vouchers.
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"I have to make the point again with regard to vouchers for students with disabilities," Lowey said.
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Congressional Republicans will have to pick between two principles they hold dear: school vouchers and states' rights.
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Many of those with the unrestricted vouchers decided to stay put and just reduce their rent bill.
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After that election, the city decided to continue implementing the program, including making the vouchers accessible online.
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Ms. DeVos has been among the most vocal critics of the legal prohibitions on parochial school vouchers.
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But people still complain that it can take months to find landlords who will accept the vouchers.
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The government announced Saturday that it has designated 400 million euros ($441 million) to supply food vouchers.
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Both competitions, she said, earned the winners prizes like Southwest merchandise and $25 vouchers toward future flights.
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United Airlines gives $90,000 in vouchers for downgrading passengers Whatever it takes to keep the customers satisfied.
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There were maybe six people left at that point, and the stack of vouchers was razor-thin.
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She had been lingering near the door with a pair of vouchers, outside my line of sight.
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The libertarian Institute for Justice, long a leading proponent of vouchers, is framing its appeal, Espinoza v.
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Airlines prefer vouchers because of the "breakage" — the fancy industry term for people forgetting all about them.
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Airlines typically offer vouchers at first, dangling incentives in the form of free flights or discounted miles.
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Users get weekly rewards for safe driving behavior, including vouchers from Starbucks, Pizza Express, Asos, and Spotify.
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The policy virtually bars legal immigrants from using public assistance, including Medicaid, housing vouchers and food stamps.
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Ms. DeVos has focused on expanding parental choice in education and on embracing charter schools and vouchers.
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She also sought public funds for vouchers to pay for tuition at private schools, including religious schools.
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They are also being accommodated on other flights and will be given hotel rooms and meal vouchers.
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Booker has been a leader in the school choice movement, promoting private school vouchers and charter schools.
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But his plan says he now rejects public funding for vouchers and tax credits benefiting private schools.
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Northwest Christian School, a 1,300-student private academy in Phoenix, helps parents apply to Acsto for vouchers.
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This can include 25% off bookings, free activity vouchers, and up to $100 off Disneyland Resort hotels.
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Bullock also favors added funding for rural schools, and he opposes vouchers and for-profit charter schools.
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Voucher supporters accuse the president of trying to throttle the vouchers through poor management and restricting funds.
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A lot of Republicans in Congress support school vouchers, too, and once they're involved, the options expand.
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That conviction was strengthened by a widely cited study from Harvard University showing that the children of families that used housing vouchers to move to higher opportunity neighborhoods were more likely to attend college and had higher incomes as adults than children whose families had not received the vouchers.
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Of that amount, $2000 billion would go to housing vouchers and $0003 billion to more short-term assistance.
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We end up getting second in the second game and get vouchers for two free pints of beer!
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It's that department that foots the bill for immediate response efforts, such as bottled water and hotel vouchers.
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The number of Americans who use HUD vouchers in the private market greatly outnumbers the public-housing population.
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While charter schools draw support from both Republicans and Democrats, vouchers are overwhelmingly a right-of-center priority.
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Landlords, Croman included, have been known to rescind housing offers when they realize the applicant is using vouchers.
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They compared census data to voucher use data, to see where drastically fewer people use vouchers than qualify.
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In several large cities, Section 83 vouchers were used to relocate people of color to middle-class neighborhoods.
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But that's indeed what it feels like for the many ESOP clients who've struggled to use their vouchers.
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Ola promises a 24/7 customer care support and has been offering vouchers in order to lure riders.
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The situation has prompted resentment among politicians in Seattle who had hoped the democracy vouchers might change things.
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I would like to see reform take place all across the country, where there's more vouchers, more freedom.
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Unsurprisingly, DeVos also supports vouchers that can carry taxpayer dollars to religious schools, which could be teaching creationism.
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So, if you bought tickets five times within the 14-year period, you get five separate vouchers. Congrats!
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The biggest reason more Democratic politicians have soured on charter schools and vouchers seems to be campaign money.
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Vouchers, which are worth 13 euros ($10.64) each, give workers no rights to sick pay, holidays or leave.
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But what vouchers would address is the lack of accountability, and the lack of quality in public defense.
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Democrats must explain that vouchers typically fail to provide better educational opportunity and undermine a vital public institution.
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All Americans want to see more success stories like Merriweather's, and there's no question vouchers help some students.
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There are even folks who actively book flights likely to be overbooked in order to get the vouchers.
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In races that accepted vouchers as a donation, a greater proportion of donors identified as people of color.
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This can include asking for more compensation to cover any additional costs like meal vouchers, transportation and lodging.
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The best canine candidate will receive 10 vouchers for dog-friendly hotels, each worth up to $200 USD.
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Then, they held a paper airplane folding contest and winners were awarded $25 in Southwest vouchers and merchandise.
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The company said on Tuesday it would provide $10 million in ticket vouchers for concerts through May 2017.
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But her nomination was met with opposition for her support of charter schools and vouchers for private schools.
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The winners received housing vouchers that helped them pay the rent if they moved out of public housing.
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More than a dozen states already have implemented tax credit programs like this to finance private school vouchers.
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Residents who faced scaffolding would receive vouchers for 10 nights' free stay at one of the developer's hotels.
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Under Mr. Trump, funding for public housing, vouchers and new construction has risen slightly — against the president's wishes.
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Eventually, the Senate restored the cuts, adding $1.7 billion to the program, officially known as housing choice vouchers.
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Many landlords reject vouchers because they have had negative experiences with the local housing authorities that administer them.
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But turning Title I into vouchers wouldn't be enough on its own to start a private school exodus.
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Companies can sign up to Swile so their employees all get a payment card for their meal vouchers.
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Absurd as those imagined requirements sound, they capture the essential thinking behind Seattle's "democracy vouchers" campaign finance scheme.
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Q. Giving rental vouchers to people, essentially … A. You have to understand this was an article of faith.
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The girls gingerly placed their vouchers on such rations as marshmallows, a pork chop and a dead fish.
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The conservative-leaning high court could finally settle whether vouchers blur the constitutional line between church and state.
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It is time to change the requirements and award vouchers only for new drugs to treat neglected diseases.
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DeVos has sought more federal funding for things like private school vouchers and less for public school systems.
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The federal vouchers that pay for his hotel room near the Orlando airport expire at checkout time Friday.
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Spending federal money or any other taxpayer funds on vouchers for private school tuition is looked on harshly.
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He described support for charter schools and vouchers as a reaction to the attempt to integrate public schools.
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Funding from this program provides vouchers that help extremely low-income and formerly homeless families pay for rent.
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DeVos is stupendously rich, and a longtime crusader for charters, vouchers and using federal funds for religious education.
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But any effort to promote vouchers from Washington will run up against the basic structures of American education.
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Each packet contained $100 in "democracy vouchers" that voters could donate to local political candidates of their choice.
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The hearing is no doubt related to a widely cited Harvard study showing that young children whose families had been given housing vouchers to move to better neighborhoods were more likely to attend college and had higher incomes as adults than children whose families had not been given the vouchers.
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The U.N. initiative kicked off earlier this year with a program to provide vouchers to Venezuelans but quickly derailed.
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In addition, the government will distribute shopping vouchers to some households and cash handouts to pensioners with low incomes.
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By then, it was the mid-1970s, and they had a new device to do so: Section 8 vouchers.
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They can go to the regulated small-business market or give their employees vouchers to join the individual market.
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Since then up to 2919,287 families a year have been handed vouchers to attend private school after winning lotteries.
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She could also use the bully pulpit and her influence with conservative foundations to cajole governors to embrace vouchers.
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Studies published this year into schemes in Ohio and Indianapolis suggested vouchers reduced achievement among pupils who used them.
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But the company's website crashed due to an influx of traffic, leaving hungry voters unable to redeem the vouchers.
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The total for our trip without airline vouchers and points would have been over $6,000; we only paid $1,500!
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"The ultimate effect of having vouchers in the republican plan ... really depends on a competitive insurance market," Greaney said.
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Delta Air Lines, meanwhile, is issuing refunds for canceled flights as well as $200 travel vouchers for certain passengers.
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She is a proponent of school vouchers, school choice and charter schools, options critics see as undermining public education.
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The company is also accelerating its shift from paper-based vouchers towards digital cards in order to cut costs.
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In 2014 12,000 students from low-income families applied for more than 6,000 vouchers to attend 126 private schools.
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With a simple web interface, HR managers and employees can manage sick days, vacation, bonuses, expenses and meal vouchers.
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In Sanaa, which is still under Houthi control, hundreds of people queued for hours to register for the vouchers.
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DeVos is a proponent for vouchers that would siphon funds from public schools and funnel them into private schools.
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America doesn't need a "repeal" of a troubled Obamacare system that really only changes it by offering limited vouchers.
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He's also promoted Christian homeschooling as a superior alternative to public education and supports school vouchers and charter schools.
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Oh, except this guy: When they're not handing out vouchers, club-night promoters and guestlist recruiters are on Tinder.
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The journalists who tweeted the highest numbers of steps would receive the vouchers, according to emails provided to Gizmodo.
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State and local governments could experiment with trade school vouchers, or offer tax credits to businesses that support apprenticeships.
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Under her plan, every voter would receive up to $600 worth of vouchers to give to eligible federal candidates.
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Yet there was no significant change in support when it came to offering low-income families private-school vouchers.
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For example, many health systems spend millions of dollars a year out of their own pocket on taxi vouchers.
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Delta said it provided customers with substantial compensation for the delays, including cash reimbursements, SkyMiles and future travel vouchers.
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For one thing, they include only "money income" — excluding in-kind government benefits like housing vouchers or food stamps.
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The machine checks the customer's identity before allowing her to complete the purchase without cash, e-cards or vouchers.
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Unions said bosses were also abusing the system, paying only some wages in vouchers and the rest in cash.
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Castro, 44, offered several ways to combat income inequality, such as housing vouchers and enforcing the Fair Housing Act.
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But you can buy more; the 'ration' just means you get given vouchers, rather than your consumption being limited.
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To see what you've got, log in to your Ticketmaster account, click on My Account, and then Active Vouchers.
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There was one big difference from Gautreaux: Only some families got vouchers designed specifically for moves to the suburbs.
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Under the new program, called City Fighting Homelessness & Eviction Prevention Supplement, vouchers will not longer expire after five years.
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Among the other items in the estate are two gaming vouchers, totaling more than $258,000, from the Mandalay Bay.
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This includes Teresa Mosqueda, who raised $300,20163 with vouchers and ultimately won a seat on the Seattle City Council.
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For every $100 in democracy vouchers spent in 2017, the program has about $100 in implementation and administrative costs.
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On several occasions through the spring and summer, families living on federal vouchers began packing and preparing to move.
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But the Seattle officials who hatched the democracy vouchers scheme have a different notion of what "free speech" entails.
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By 1969, of the 49 schools receiving state-provided tuition vouchers in Mississippi, 48 were white-only segregation academies.
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DeVos, a former chair of the Michigan Republican Party, is a longtime advocate of school choice and vouchers programs.
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Collins echoed a similar sentiment about DeVos's "apparent lack of familiarity" of IDEA and her emphasis on school vouchers.
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Simmons-Harris, states are free to offer parents the choice of using vouchers to help pay for religious education.
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But individual experience-rated vouchers, which are the essence of Medicare Part C, eliminates this problem, permitting intense competition.
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Still, the results are sizable enough to conclude that students who were not selected for vouchers fared better academically.
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"I've purposefully left some of the airline vouchers unused because they didn't fit into my travel schedule," says Rossman.
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Could the owners of some of Cairo's numerous vacant homes fix them up and rent them out using vouchers?
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Although there are good charter schools that have shown success, David Leonhardt is correct in his assessment of vouchers.
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It is not clear if those vouchers serve as a waiver for first-class travel under the federal rules.
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Until about a year ago, however, few if any studies had shown vouchers causing test scores to decline drastically.
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Three consecutive reports, each studying one of the largest new state voucher programs, found that vouchers hurt student learning.
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Working with the Republican-controlled state Legislature, Mr. Walker has cut taxes, expanded school vouchers and limited early voting.
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Experts also recommended having an early last call, offering vouchers for cab rides or serving a light-alcohol punch.
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Customers can order coffee for home delivery, buy merchandise and gift drinks vouchers to friends all on one platform.
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In the PPIC poll, 6900 percent of adults and 2628 percent of public school parents said they favored vouchers.
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While Arizona has over 50 loosely regulated voucher organizations, Florida disburses nearly 100,000 tax credit vouchers with just two.
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Vouchers increased the percentage of funds coming constituents and more candidates were able to run because of the program.
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At this point there's a lot of evidence on how well school vouchers actually work, and it's basically damning.
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At times, LGBTQ activists have dropped fake dollar bills or vouchers protesting the Salvation Army in the red kettles.
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As a mode of campaign finance reform, a system of vouchers has a few potential advantages over other approaches.
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The documents include vouchers for all of Pruitt's official travel since he was confirmed and for EPA, vouchers for staff who went on international trips to Italy and Morocco, emails regarding Pruitt's lease of a room from a lobbyist's wife, and EPA correspondence between that lobbyist and other employees of his firm.
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Cory Booker on Friday announced a new K-27 education plan that says he opposes funding for private school vouchers and tax credits, though he is still listed as a co-sponsor of legislation supporting the nation's only federally funded private school voucher program and he's been a longtime supporter of vouchers.
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Airlines may dole out vouchers for free meals at the airport, or possibly free or discounted rates at nearby motels.
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"If you want to get rural people to agree on something…don't bring up housing or education vouchers," Marema laughed.
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There have been about 90,000 vouchers from 20163-16 to help house homeless vets, according to the Military Times. 18.
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Betsy DeVos, Trump's nominee for education secretary, is likely to push hard on the conservative pet cause of school vouchers.
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Compelling states to limit eligibility of vouchers to low-income families will be difficult with the Every Student Succeeds Act.
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Unity says it will be giving out cash prizes as well as travel vouchers and credits for Google's Cloud Platform.
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Some, who had been staying with friends and relatives, dropped by to file applications for temporary housing vouchers with FEMA.
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The food vouchers it once used turned out to be a good way of transforming photocopiers into aid-printing machines.
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A recent literature review concluded that "the effects of vouchers have been disappointing relative to early views on their promise".
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Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos, despite her enthusiasm for private school vouchers, has duly implemented the accountability compromise of 2015.
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Speaker of the House Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) has backed proposals to provide "premium support payments" or vouchers for Medicare.
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He also pledged that he would not allow any taxpayer dollars to be spent on school vouchers or private schools.
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Take, for instance, the border wall, drug sentencing guidelines, welfare reform, maternal mortality, school vouchers, home ownership, and lending algorithms.
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Starting today, Mylan says, consumers will begin receiving vouchers to trade in for new replacement products at their local pharmacies.
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Secretary DeVos will increase federal support for charter schools, and perhaps private schools, as well, in the form of vouchers.
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But the Supreme Court has rejected Establishment Clause challenges to both vouchers and tax credits; today's ruling doesn't change that.
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A big expansion in non-cash benefits, such as food stamps and housing vouchers, was meant to cover the shortfall.
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" Providing parents with taxpayer-funded vouchers to pay for private schools, he said, would help reverse the "trend toward collectivism.
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Homeless veterans of all ages receive housing vouchers, and federally subsidized low-income housing projects give preference to the elderly.
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In addition, Gowdy's office was able to review travel vouchers for members of Pruitt's security detail, according to his office.
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Proposition 2 would create "democracy dollars," $25 vouchers that eligible residents could give to local candidates to fund their campaigns.
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In a competitive market, developers have started offering rebates, furniture vouchers and other incentives to woo buyers, Mr. Adis said.
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St. Louis' FHEA revealed that Housing Choice Vouchers were concentrated in low-income neighborhoods with little access to good jobs.
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In February, Education Secretary Betsy DeVos proposed spending over $1 billion on private school vouchers and other school choice plans.
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Passengers got a hotel voucher for Sunday night as well as meal vouchers and a gift card, she told CNN.
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Yes, there is public housing and vouchers, but that in no way approaches solving the problem or improving the situation.
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Amazon is gearing up for the Christmas season by allowing customers to get instant vouchers for trading their unwanted possessions.
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At least 21 kidneys have been donated by people in the U.S. in exchange for vouchers, according to the registry.
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Such a program has been introduced in Seattle, which gives away "democracy vouchers," which could serve as a national model.
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Five hundred vouchers will be distributed across the state in the next several months, with the remainder distributed in 2017.
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What evolved in Chicago was a system of vouchers for poor black families that subsidized moves to more prosperous neighborhoods.
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The grocery vouchers will be distributed in two $400 installments by mail as early as this week, the statement added.
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Mitt Romney wanted to turn both Title I and special education funding into vouchers during his 22009 presidential run. Sen.
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In Charlotte, North Carolina, vouchers appear to have led to higher test scores in reading, but not math, for participants.
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Ms. Schoeman also raised the possibility of "climate vouchers," to give people living in vulnerable areas the choice to relocate.
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The federal government more directly subsidizes low-income renters through public housing and vouchers for use in the private market.
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In exchange for sweeping, team members receive stipends — gift cards for groceries, vouchers for housing, bus passes and prescription refills.
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The program would provide about 2,000 additional housing vouchers for families with children who would participate in the demonstration program.
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But it has never been clear that using vouchers to choose private schools leads to better educational outcomes for students.
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Groups like the Make-a-Wish Foundation can use your points and turn them into cash, or into travel vouchers.
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He fishes free drink vouchers from a battered briefcase and returns from the bar with a handful of Bud Lights.
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He has done nothing — rebuffing the state's plea for additional housing vouchers for the poor — to mitigate the homeless crisis.
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The superintendents' association ardently opposes school vouchers, saying they take taxpayer resources from public education to finance unaccountable private schools.
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Far more people need — and qualify for — public housing, housing vouchers or below-market-rate apartments than the assistance available.
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Other hospitals and health care providers have brokered deals with local housing authorities to obtain housing vouchers for their patients.
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The government has also set aside 2 trillion yen for discounts and shopping vouchers as well as public works spending.
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And other food needs can be met with distribution of vouchers or discounts for produce at retailers or farmers' markets.
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Math scores among students who used the vouchers were roughly seven percentage points lower than students who were not selected.
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Unlike traditional vouchers, in which states pay private schools directly, E.S.A.s allow parents to distribute public dollars for educational expenses.
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Parents also have little use for the Trump administration's push to expand school choice and access to private-school vouchers.
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A Catholic high school 15 miles away is less of a draw, but could become one if parents receive vouchers.
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Rounding out the lower-impact issues for Republicans are school vouchers, trade restrictions and a public option for health insurance.
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Most of the funds would provide permanent housing vouchers for homeless families, while the rest would offer short-term assistance.
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The rule introduced by the Trump administration affects people who receive most forms of Medicaid, food stamps and housing vouchers.
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What is her stance on vouchers that take money from public schools to help families pay tuition at private schools?
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Just 39 were accepting tenants with so-called Section 8 housing vouchers, the subsidized rental assistance from the federal government.
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And in some areas, particularly low-poverty neighborhoods, landlords often continue to refuse vouchers despite the presence of such laws.
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Given that only a quarter of eligible low-income households receive vouchers now, there's a lot of room for expansion.
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The Fruit and Vegetable Prescription Program, or FVRx, for example, enables doctors to give participants $1 vouchers toward fresh produce.
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In order to receive these new vouchers, candidates would have to commit to only accepting cash donations less than $250.
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It's a combination of more rental vouchers targeted at the very poor plus some other steps in the housing area.
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So far, DeVos has shown a lot of enthusiasm for her signature cause, vouchers, to the exclusion of much else.
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As Richard Rothstein writes in "The Color of Law: A Forgotten History of How our Government Segregated America," HUD and local public housing authorities were not even required to offer housing vouchers to black persons dislocated from public housing until 1998 — decades after white families started using vouchers to subsidize their relocation to private rentals.
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The cost of vouchers was also similar to the costs of rapid rehousing and emergency shelter, she said in the foreword.
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President Nicolas Maduro, who in the past wouldn't even admit to a problem, just announced an increase in food vouchers. 5.
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He adds that rental vouchers also sometimes incentivize landlords to increase rental prices if they know they can get higher subsidies.
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The problem is that the program only has 4,300 vouchers, and the federal government is unlikely to expand it anytime soon.
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Sodexo manages canteens and facilities for offices, the military, schools, hospitals and prisons, and also supplies vouchers for meals and gifts.
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The latest study indicates that, at least initially, vouchers are only as effective as the schools they allow children to attend.
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Meanwhile, passengers will be given up to £25 in ride vouchers if they sign up in the first week after launch.
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S. is a teacher and he recently got $8 worth of Starbucks vouchers from one of the parents of his students.
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Many hospitals, he says, already pay for taxi, bus and meal vouchers to help their patients get to them for treatment.
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Beware Of VouchersTo get someone to voluntarily give up their seat on an overbooked flight, vouchers are typically offered an incentive.
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The evidence on school vouchers is similarly uninspiring, with little gain in test scores and only marginal increases in graduation rates.
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That's everything from drug treatment programs to housing, to educational programs, to youth development programs, to transportation vouchers, across the board.
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And it offered refunds and $200 in travel vouchers to people whose flights were canceled or delayed at least three hours.
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Take those costs into account and you're looking at tangible financial benefits generated by solutions already known to be effective. Vouchers.
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Which, if applied at a national level along with vouchers she fervently supports, critics say could gut the public school system.
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In 85033, Section 8 program cuts caused the loss of roughly 80,000 vouchers that helped families in need pay their rent.
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Over the weekend, retail chain Ace Hardware started offering vouchers to people who are able to catch Pokémon in their stores.
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The National Education Association, too, blasted DeVos for lobbying for school vouchers and pushing for private-school funding at taxpayers' expense.
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Customers are promised their food within the hour, and Amazon has offered vouchers when its system notes that delivery is late.
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He's long been a proponent of school vouchers, despite evidence that voucher programs don't actually create better educational outcomes for students.
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The firm intends to rent the finished homes to residents, many with Section 8 vouchers, for $500 to $900 a month.
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With the windfalls, Morales enacted measures including school vouchers for kids and pensions for workers who had never held formal employment.
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The program is surprisingly open: Even city residents who can't vote are allowed to request vouchers to support their favorite candidates.
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According to Fox 85033, about 500 vouchers were given to the students to pick up their uniforms, amounting to roughly $12,000.
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A vocal proponent of private school vouchers as well, Booker founded an organization devoted to expanding school choice in New Jersey.
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American will give travel vouchers to some passengers who do not receive their meal as the airline scrambles to find alternatives.
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Nurses often hoard real vouchers for free rides, which Uber and Didi give out en masse to build their user bases.
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Instead, funds are sent off to clinics in the form of vouchers to be redeemed on the day of the appointment.
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The vouchers let drug companies get a decision on their medicines within six months, rather than the standard 10-plus months.
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French pre-paid meal vouchers and card provider Edenred dropped 2.4% after announcing a cyber attack on its information technology system.
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Half a billion dollars would finance housing vouchers for more than 40,000 families with children, at just under $10,000 a family.
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A majority of the relocated public-housing residents were given Section 203 vouchers to rent from landlords in the private market.
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They were pressuring their schools to allow students to donate unused meal plan vouchers to those on campus who needed them.
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It is difficult for the city to calculate how many landlords and their agents are turning away prospective tenants with vouchers.
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The de Blasio administration has used vouchers and legal assistance for tenants facing eviction as its primary tools to combat homelessness.
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She still believes in parents' right to choose alternatives to neighborhood public schools, with publicly funded tuition vouchers if need be.
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Many of us who advocate district and charter public school choice disagree with most of what Secretary DeVos promotes, including vouchers.
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Vouchers, which allow public money to be spent on private schools, are praised by some for giving more choice to parents.
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The company also said it would provide ticket-holders cash refunds or vouchers for future cruises if their voyages are canceled.
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In California, Newsom also signed legislation Tuesday that prohibits landlords from rejecting prospective tenants because they have Section 8 housing vouchers.
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A variety of government programs, including public housing, subsidized housing and rent vouchers, provide affordable homes for roughly five million families.
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A 2005 increase in the value of federal housing vouchers ended up lining the pockets of landlords, according to one study.
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Some hotels offer tablets in every room preloaded with food-delivery apps, and give guests vouchers for Uber and Lyft rides.
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Unfortunately, the 2007 law allows companies to receive vouchers for registering old drugs widely used in other parts of the world.
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Alternatively, you can cash them yourself via Brave's partner Uphold or eventually exchange those tokens for gift cards and restaurant vouchers.
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My personal finances and years of travel vouchers were scrutinized in a quest to find evidence of fraud or illicit income.
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By accepting the vouchers, families may be unknowingly giving up their rights to the very help they were hoping to gain.
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In District 953, for instance, in the southeast Bronx, 91 percent of the 129 vouchers issued in 2015-16 went unused.
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By contrast, in District 31, which encompasses all of Staten Island, only 27 percent of the 146 vouchers issued went unused.
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And there is no question that there are partisan and policy divides on education issues -- from core requirements to school vouchers.
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In Washington, the waiting list for housing vouchers is closed indefinitely, and over 40,000 people have applied for public housing alone.
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Ms. DeVos, a wealthy Republican fund-raiser and philanthropist who is a major supporter of school vouchers, has faced vociferous opposition.
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When Republicans took control of more governor's mansions and state legislatures in the 2000s, they expanded vouchers to an unprecedented degree.
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And voucher advocates often cite poor test scores in public schools to justify creating private school vouchers in the first place.
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Secretary DeVos's enthusiasm for vouchers, which have been the primary focus of her philanthropic spending and advocacy, appears to be undiminished.
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However, since the announcement of the vouchers on Sunday, some customers are getting error messages when they try to redeem them.
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About two weeks ago, the Newark City Council approved legislation that bans landlords from accepting vouchers that cover a full year.
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Part of this is ideology, but it's also true that vouchers might eventually find their way to for-profit educational institutions.
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In community school district 8, in the southeast Bronx, 91 percent of the 129 vouchers issued in 2015-16 went unused.
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Another asks students to analyze an ongoing experiment offering housing vouchers to encourage poor families to move to higher-opportunity areas.
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Harvard professor Martin West said the opinion won't stop states from denying vouchers to religious schools based on their Blaine Amendments.
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She said more than 40 families who rely on vouchers in Austin are at risk of losing assistance from the proposal.
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In return, candidates who wanted to receive these vouchers would have to agree to not accept any donations larger than $100.
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They gave us a free beer vouchers for the bar they own nearby, but we declined so we could get to bed.
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That ban, these advocates say, discriminates against kids who choose to attend religious schools because they cannot receive state-funded tuition vouchers.
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Sodexo manages canteens and facilities for office workers, armed forces, schools, hospitals and prisons, and also supplies vouchers for meals and gifts.
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Israeli startup Zeek, whose app lets you buy and sell unwanted store gift vouchers, has closed $9.5 million in Series B funding.
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HUD gave ESOP 100 vouchers for families moving out of high-poverty areas, while the city and county provided an operating budget.
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Last year, Google launched its Google Play prepaid vouchers in India and made them available through online as well as offline retailers.
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A dedicated dashboard shows businesses how many Vouchers are redeemed and allows them to export anonymized trip information streamline reporting and billing.
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Amazon, its executives and other employees had donated about $130,3503 to City Council candidates in 2015, the year voters approved democracy vouchers.
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French meal vouchers firm Edenred jumped 5.3 percent after reporting record 2018 earnings and sounding a confident note about growth this year.
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But Pence never explicitly called for privatizing Social Security and Medicare -- instead he supported giving individuals vouchers to purchase their own benefits.
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Booker, who held broadly pro-school choice views, including support for private vouchers, wanted to intervene but was limited by state control.
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Three months later, to Gulliver's additional delight, the very flight on which the vouchers were redeemed was delayed by over three hours.
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Using the service, Brazilians can exchange their phones through Trocafone to receive vouchers that can be used at a trade-in store.
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Delta said customers whose flights were canceled or delayed more than three hours could get a refund and $200 in travel vouchers.
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Authorities sent buses to take protesters to Bismarck, where they were offered fresh clothing, bus fare home and food and hotel vouchers.
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French meal vouchers firm Edenred jumped 7.2 percent after reporting record 2018 earnings and sounding a confident note about growth this year.
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This number includes aid given in the form of vouchers, however, so the real number is probably closer to just 22006 percent.
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For instance, smartphone apps could offer points and vouchers to drivers who are willing to take longer routes that avoid congested areas.
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His platform is broadly anti-public education; he promotes charter schools and school vouchers, and reserves a special shout-out for homeschooling.
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People could even get relief for the first 15p of "luncheon vouchers", an idea dating from a time of rationing in 1946.
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Louisiana's scheme, brought in by a conservative governor, added a feature that ought to delight progressives: a lottery to assign the vouchers.
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These vouchers, worth 10 euros each, are a form of payment that gives workers no rights to sick pay, holidays or leave.
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His proposals here—the right to free legal counsel in housing court and federal housing vouchers—should invite debate, as he hopes.
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If you're broke or don't want to interrupt your winning streak for too long, go ahead and put those vouchers to use.
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Only 2 percent help employees pay for child care through vouchers or other subsidies and only five percent offer backup child care.
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Ignoring the fact that studies on the effects of vouchers have mixed results, the proposed budget would strip money from public schools.
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Meanwhile, the Trump administration has signaled that it would fund a voucher expansion by assigning $20 billion in federal funds to vouchers.
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About 3 percent of Blackstone's rental homes are leased to lower-income tenants with federal housing subsidies known as Section 8 vouchers.
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DeVos is a longtime proponent of charter schools and taxpayer-funded school vouchers, which Democrats have taken a firm stand against. Rep.
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It's actually easy to see why those on the Left should in theory support charter schools, vouchers, and other school choice initiatives.
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The parties had reached a settlement in 1987 that would provide vouchers allowing low-income families to move wherever they wanted to.
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NuCom spans dating site Parship, energy price comparison portal Verivox and Jochen Schweizer, which sells vouchers for 'experiences' like tandem parachute jumps.
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There are no cards, cash or vouchers needed — which is essential for a population that often struggles to maintain a static location.
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Around the same time, the Chicago Housing Authority also ran a small-scale lottery that gave the winners the same housing vouchers.
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If Kasich means anything, he means "privatize", not Uberize — convert Social Security into a giant 401(k) plan, replace Medicare with vouchers.
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"This could have been done far more humanely if the Trump administration would have approved long-term lease vouchers," Soto told CNN.
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He said cabinet had approved an emergency decree to abolish the vouchers, which must now be passed into law within 60 days.
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Receiving iTunes vouchers for Christmas, spending them instantly and feeling a limp disappointment as though you were never given anything at all.
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The Food and Drug Administration grants priority review vouchers as an incentive for drug companies to get expedited approval for a medicine.
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According to the pro-privatization advocacy group, Ed Choice, about 400,85033 children in 29 states attend schools with the help of vouchers.
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During a trip to Italy and the Vatican last June, Pruitt's security cost taxpayers more than $30,000, according to the travel vouchers.
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In Seattle, more than 6,000 families affected by the virus are expected to get $800 in vouchers to use at Safeway stores.
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Expanding vouchers and tax credits would require spending billions of dollars a year, a prospect that is not realistic any time soon.
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His staff, he recalled, found it nearly impossible to find apartments in Bushwick online that would take housing vouchers from the homeless.
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The assertion that vouchers push public schools to improve by providing competition, on the other hand, has a somewhat more solid foundation.
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"It also signals he has prioritized vouchers, takeover districts, for-profit charters over the value of public education in Maryland," she said.
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For this experiment, a random subset of people receiving vouchers for the first time would get more than just the rental subsidy.
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Not every conversion would happen under R.A.D. Most would occur through another federal program called Section 18, which provides Tenant Protection Vouchers.
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Payments companies have the chance to help facilitate the distribution of funds and vouchers to consumers, which could boost their volume, too.
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State policymakers have also massively scaled-up school vouchers and voucher-like programs such as education savings account programs across the country.
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In March, the governor signed a law that for the first time will allow for the establishment of charter schools and vouchers.
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Staunch defenders — who tend to be conservative — support not only charter schools but virtually all school choice, including vouchers for private schools.
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Due to an editing mistake, an earlier version of this article described all renters with federal housing vouchers as people of color.
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Many critics, like the education historian Diane Ravitch, argue that the point of vouchers is to destroy public education and teachers' unions.
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Ms. DeVos's advocates see in these fights the toughness to take on entrenched opponents of expanding reforms like charter schools and vouchers.
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But the process is deliberately tedious — and it can end with vouchers for future travel instead of refunds to your credit card.
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California churches do not pay directly for abortions any more than they issue vouchers for Viagra or for abdominal aortic aneurysm screenings.
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French meal vouchers and card provider Edenred beat its own full-year revenue forecast, supported by strong momentum in sales and innovation.
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Under a new government-backed programme to ensure food security, CBZ buys farm products and issues farmers with vouchers to purchase them.
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Although HUD's Family Unification Vouchers were previously available to youth who "aged out" of care, this group flagged flaws in the program.
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Thirty minutes after she confirmed with a supervisor that I was correct, I was given vouchers for food and a nearby hotel.
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The state's voters overwhelmingly rejected vouchers in 2000, despite the DeVos family spending more than $5 million on a pro-voucher campaign.
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That's how researchers were able to determine that vouchers in some states are driving down student test scores to an unprecedented degree.
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Reining in civil rights initiatives was in reaction to local measures protecting renters with federal housing vouchers from landlord abuse, critics said.
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During a trip to Italy and the Vatican last June, Pruitt's security cost taxpayers more than $30,000, according to the travel vouchers.
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Vouchers, by contrast, allow students to attend any school, public or private, including those run by religious organizations and for-profit companies.
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That makes South Dakota the first state in the nation to implement a new and promising approach to campaign finance reform: vouchers.
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Since education is the "civil rights issue of our time," Betsy DeVos will be handing out vouchers for the back of the bus.
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The airline then surprised the revelers by raining down the customized gifts from above with tiny parachutes, along with vouchers for free flights.
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It's easiest to use vouchers in neglected areas, where landlords need tenants and neighbors are unlikely to be hostile toward low-income newcomers.
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Mrs DeVos has put money and effort behind vouchers, which parents can spend at private schools, and charter schools—public schools operating autonomously.
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Back over on the women's side though, 71% of articles encouraged women to seek out "vouchers", "discounts", "bargains and coupons" to save money.
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A 22015 study of a privately funded programme in New York found that blacks who received vouchers had higher rates of college enrolment.
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However, once at private school, there is little evidence that pupils using vouchers perform better in exams than if they had stayed put.
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"If you're really passionate about private school vouchers in Georgia, you donate and you still get 100% of your donation back," said Davis.
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The airline also wrote that it would, of course, be issuing free flight changes and travel vouchers for customers affected by the outage.
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Right now, [low-wage] employees get EITC [the Earned Income Tax Credit]; they get housing vouchers [from the federal government]; they get Medicaid.
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Depending on when the next flight is leaving, the airline may also throw in food vouchers and hotel stays to sweeten the deal.
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Vouchers are easier to liquidate and not prone to obsolescence, and demand has been rising as customers use more and more data services.
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The benefits are twofold: for one, you can use cash for anything, and two, cash doesn't expire, while vouchers do, in some cases.
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This year, Seattle gave $100 "democracy vouchers" for voters in the city to use for donations to City Council and city attorney candidates.
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The answer includes advocating for more charter schools and providing minority and poorer families with government vouchers to pay for private school education.
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The Moving To Opportunity scheme, sponsored by HUD, randomly assigned families to receive housing vouchers that required them to move to better areas.
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Delta will be handing out refunds and travel vouchers as penance for the latest computer outage to knock a major airline off stride.
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If you have plans to travel to Bali, check directly with your airline for information about cancelations, re-routed itineraries, and travel vouchers.
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During the 2013-2014 academic year, Stanford University School of Medicine offered timesaving vouchers to doctors as rewards for certain types of work.
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At the same time, those men plan to funnel money to abstinence-only education and vouchers for "school choice," which includes religious schools.
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Both are vocal advocates of allowing parents to use school vouchers to seek alternative schools and other policies strongly opposed by teachers unions.
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Food vouchers, a specialist referral, and insurance applications, for example, could one day be sought from a simpler, more complete, system entry point.
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Like Obama and Duncan, the vast majority resist her push for private vouchers and endorse choice as a means of strengthening public education.
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Even if DeVos's track record with charter schools were sterling, all champions of public education should be disturbed by her support for vouchers.
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Vouchers, which enable students to use public funding for the school of their choice, are especially flawed, since they disadvantage students with disabilities.
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The city has also attempted, in recent years, to place homeless people in permanent housing quickly with rent vouchers, but qualifying takes months.
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Vouchers use taxpayer dollars to fund attendance at private and religious schools, while charters are publicly funded but, in many cases, privately controlled.
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United made headlines in the weeks following the dragging snafu, when it announced it would compensate bumped passengers up to $10,000 in vouchers.
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Congress could offer the U S Food and Drug Administration (FDA) priority review vouchers for companies that launch competitors for single-source generics.
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DeVos, a wealthy GOP donor, is a vigorous critic of public schools and an equally emphatic supporter of school vouchers and charter schools.
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But "school choice" policies—especially private school vouchers, favored by Education Secretary Betsy DeVos—aren't the way to give most students that opportunity.
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Shelton told the Republic that AMC emailed him an apology for the incident and offered vouchers for a free movie, soda and popcorn.
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Literally over decades you are seeing improvements of a third to a half in lifetime earnings from things like housing vouchers or others.
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In addition to the bathroom bill, his list of demands included education vouchers, caps on state and local spending, and new abortion restrictions.
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"Many housing programs — vouchers, rent control and inclusionary housing — attempt to make housing more affordable without increasing the overall supply," the report said.
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They reduce the influence of big money by using publicly funded Democracy Vouchers – a way for everyone to donate to candidates – in Seattle.
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When Mr. Pence took office in 2013, Indiana was fresh off a two-year legislative session establising school vouchers and expanding charter schools.
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Read more: Fisher-Price is giving away refunds and vouchers for all Rock 'n Play Sleepers — here's how to cash inMattel-ownedFisher-Price
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According to the national school choice poll, 85033 percent of voters support a federal tax credit scholarship and 78 percent support military vouchers.
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As with rental assistance vouchers, this program has long enjoyed bipartisan support because it builds on grassroots efforts to identify pressing local needs.
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During his two terms in office, he slashed the state budget while pushing for tax cuts, school vouchers and the legalization of marijuana.
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Vouchers are state-funded payments families can use to send their children to private or parochial schools and for expansion of charter schools.
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Why this matters: Priority review vouchers have become valuable commodities as drug companies look for ways to jump ahead in the FDA line.
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It also rolls back Medicaid expansion under ObamaCare and restructures Medicare to permit seniors to buy private insurance plans with subsidies or vouchers.
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One major change could deny green cards to many migrants who use Medicaid, food stamps, housing vouchers or other forms of public assistance.
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The vouchers will allow recipients to buy food and household goods but not tobacco, alcohol, lottery tickets or fuel, the mayor's office said.
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We had problems with scheduling because there is a lot of back-and-forth with landlords and the city agency that distributes vouchers.
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The new rule expands the definition to include potentially hardworking Americans who legally use Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, Medicaid and housing choice vouchers.
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Those families reported greater satisfaction with their new neighbourhood: 68 % declared themselves "very satisfied" compared to 33% of those who received vouchers alone.
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An analysis of 21 separate papers found that, overall, vouchers had either no effect or a slight positive effect on surrounding public schools.
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The measure bars funding for some school choice measures, including private school vouchers, a signature issue for Betsy DeVos, Mr. Trump's education secretary.
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In L.A., the City Council voted this week to make it illegal for landlords to turn people away just because of those vouchers.
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Should the city include prepaid postage in each packet, increasing the odds that the vouchers would be used, but also increasing the costs?
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"I think it is good that Seattle made the decision that it's willing to pay for this program," Barnett says of democracy vouchers.
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Seattle's unusual program works as follows: At the start of an election year, Seattle floods mailboxes with $25 vouchers, four for each resident.
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After the vouchers were put in place early last year, the city resumed enforcement of the state policy limiting stays to 21 days.
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The rule makes it more difficult for immigrants to obtain legal status if they use public benefits like food stamps and housing vouchers.
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Students using vouchers to attend a private school did worse on math and reading than similar students in public school, the study found.
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Beyond that, the conflation of charters and vouchers embedded in her rhetoric presents school choice as a unified movement, which it is not.
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He was honorably discharged from the Navy, so he'd be a great candidate for government housing vouchers that could help him make rent.
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The same was true of 79 percent of the 231 vouchers that were issued in District 27, on the southeastern edge of Queens.
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When a user earns a particularly high number of points, say 100,000, these can then be exchanged for gifts such as Amazon vouchers.
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The vouchers said Mr. Pruitt was holding "informational meetings" during those days in Oklahoma, but they were not specified on the administrator's calendar.
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The Texas Senate also recently passed a school vouchers bill that would drain millions from public school funds to pay for private tuition.
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To the Editor: As a retired public school educator, I must say this column does a good job of differentiating charters and vouchers.
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"Florida's scholarship programs, often referred to as school vouchers, sent more than $129 million to these religious institutions," the Sentinel reported Jan. 23.
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She's calling for the expansion of supposedly nimbler charters and vouchers that enable parents to send their children to private or parochial schools.
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Khodorkovsky, who elsewhere compares the atmosphere to the Wild West, discusses buying monetary vouchers from the gullible for less than they were worth.
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"I wrote a lot for a feminist newspaper called Majority Report, where they paid you in restaurant vouchers and subway slugs," she said.
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The new evidence on vouchers does not seem to have deterred the Trump administration, which has proposed a new $20 billion voucher program.
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But he did not define which students should get such vouchers, nor what would be done for the students left in public schools.
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That would be split between a 1 percent salary hike and 1 percent for the savings fund and food vouchers, the union said.
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More than a third of recipients use their vouchers in the city, but Newark comes in second, with about 1,503 recipients moving there.
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Following a lawsuit, Dallas was the first to try this approach, which led to a greater use of vouchers in low-poverty neighborhoods.
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The effort gives veterans vouchers that they can use to help pay for housing, combined with support services through Veterans Affairs medical centers.
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In an instant, that revealed an uncomfortable truth: Trump Republicans prefer tax credits and vouchers -- private school options that might win them votes.
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Barry Burden's book Personal Roots of Representation finds that legislators' life experiences impact political behavior on everything from tobacco regulation to school vouchers.
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NCD found that while some families experience that private schools are able to meet the needs of children with disabilities better than public schools, parents and families using vouchers can lose access to IDEA rights; accountability can suffer; and vouchers might only cover a portion of private school cost, leaving a majority of families unable to access any choice at all.
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But the city's housing authority, which oversees nearly 18,000 Section 8 apartments and has had to close its waiting list for getting vouchers, has been able to muster enough funding to pay for only 303 special "mobility" vouchers intended to allow low-income tenants to rent in gentrified neighborhoods, according to the authority's president and chief executive officer, Kelvin A. Jeremiah.
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FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK FOR MORE FOX LIFESTYLE NEWS Several stores began handing out $15 vouchers to parents who were already waiting in line.
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In the meantime, while these early results are preliminary, it seems vouchers are already chipping away at those many names on the transplant list.
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The case involved discount or credit vouchers for more than 50 US businesses, representing a potential loss to the businesses of over $1 million.
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In San Francisco, a family of four with an income as high as $105,000 per year would qualify for Section 8 subsidized housing vouchers.
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Uber unveiled a new product Tuesday called "Uber Vouchers" that's designed to help businesses sponsor free or discounted ride-hail trips for their customers.
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Richard Gonzalez, who fled Puerto Rico in January, relied on hotel vouchers from FEMA while trying to find long-term housing in South Florida.
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Voters obtain four 25 dollar vouchers to be used on local candidates who reach a threshold of small private donations and accept spending limits.
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Money could be allocated for state-level soft financing, offer additional project-based vouchers, and provide services to support mental health and addiction problems.
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"We would still have Citizens United, but we wouldn't have this citizen counterweight that comes in the form of democracy vouchers," Professor Heerwig said.
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They have two options — they can either open a canteen in the office or hand out meal vouchers to financially contribute to everyone's lunch.
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The new rule makes some immigrants ineligible for permanent legal status if they use certain public benefits, like Medicaid, food stamps, and housing vouchers.
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Founded in 2008, it provides students with the opportunity to connect with refugees in Chicago and help them with food vouchers and health care.
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Approximately one in four Americans who are poor enough to qualify for rental vouchers actually receive them, because housing assistance is not an entitlement.
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Still, the results seem disappointing for advocates of school vouchers, a group that includes many Republican governors and Betsy DeVos, Donald Trump's education secretary.
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There is also evidence from these cities, and from Sweden and Chile, that the competition brought by vouchers makes other schools improve their performance.
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Instead of doling out bags of fertiliser, the government plans to give farmers "e-vouchers" (like a bank card) to buy their own inputs.
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Padres Season Ticket Members have the exclusive opportunity starting today to purchase Theme Game offer vouchers available on a first-come, first-served basis.
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After months of allowing business to proceed as usual, providing the prostitutes all had their vouchers, the police start cracking down on the Deuce.
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States, especially those governed by Republicans, are expanding schemes such as vouchers and education savings accounts, where the state transfers cash directly to parents.
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It continues even as state and federal officials work to launch temporary shelter programs, including the delivery of temporary mobile homes and rental vouchers.
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Indeed, a 2015 study by economists Michael Eriksen and Amanda Ross found little evidence that Section 8 housing vouchers in the US increase rents.
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The airline has also agreed to give out $200 vouchers to disgruntled customers who have experienced a cancellation or delay longer than three hours.
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For now, the program has invested its fresh funds in food vouchers for Venezuelan families and funding for charity kitchens in the border area.
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After telling an Air Canada employee about the ordeal, Coffi Tabu received two $10 food vouchers and a preferred seat with additional leg room.
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Vouchers provided to low-income families have proven helpful because they allow families to easily compare what they will pay to the sticker price.
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"Step by step, ideas that were once radical or unthinkable—homeschooling, tuition tax credits, and vouchers—have moved into normal public discourse," Trevino declared.
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Mattel-owned Fisher-Price is offering refunds and vouchers for all Rock 'n Play Sleepers as part of a massive recall citing infant deaths.
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The check-in person at my hotel handed me two vouchers for free "welcome punch," served in the lobby's filament bulb-laden bar. Fantastic.
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" That was before Tuesday, when the Economic Policy Institute released a new report, "School vouchers are not a proven strategy for improving student achievement.
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But he was rightly called out for hypocrisy, given that he previously worked with DeVos to promote "school choice" policies, including private school vouchers.
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Previously, Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party has issued shopping vouchers, which economists say tends to only temporarily lift consumer spending and the broader economy.
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People who legally use food stamps or housing vouchers could be denied green cards under new proposed rules announced Saturday by the Trump administration.
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The government tried to create a society of stockholders out of the Soviet ashes by giving everyone vouchers representing shares in state-owned businesses.
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DeVos also faced attacks from teachers unions and other liberal groups opposed to her support for charter schools and tuition vouchers using public funds.
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"I have serious concerns about a nominee to be secretary of Education ... who has been so immersed in the discussion of vouchers," she said.
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Journalists who tweeted images of their step counts were eligible to receive vouchers worth 5000 Euros (approximately $5430 USD) in exchange for the coverage.
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These vouchers allow companies to move through the FDA review process more quickly and are incredibly valuable; the latest voucher sold for $350 million.
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Some airlines may try to offer vouchers or free tickets, but the Department of Transportation says travelers have the right to demand a check.
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United's customer service personnel offered vouchers, first for $400 and then $800, as an incentive to find four volunteers to give up their seats.
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It is also offering vouchers for free shuttle bus service along Avenue of the Americas, from the World Trade Center to West 29th Street.
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Kirstin Gillibrand have advocated for democracy vouchers based on Seattle's program, in which every potential voter receives money to donate directly to eligible candidates.
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The OG ritual of heading to a BB&B with a fat stack of giant blue 20% off vouchers and making it rain — a.k.a.
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No Democrats are expected to back DeVos, a billionaire who backs charter schools and vouchers that critics say could pull funding from public schools.
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Neither that housing authority nor Osceola County, which includes Kissimmee, had any new and available Section 8 vouchers that could be used by evacuees.
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He proposes $20 billion of existing federal funds for this measure, and supports vouchers for families hoping to attend particular private or public schools.
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Every year, HUD sets income limits that determine who can qualify for housing assistance, including Section 22018 vouchers, public housing and other assistance programs.
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As I waited, a representative went down the line with new tickets, and hotel and food vouchers for everyone who had missed their connections.
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Paul Ryan proposed ending Medicare as we know it and replacing it with inadequate vouchers to be applied to the purchase of private insurance.
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Some 54% of families moved to high-opportunity neighbourhoods with this extra help, compared to 15% of families who received Housing Choice Vouchers alone.
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Giving school vouchers to 11 million children would be a huge windfall for private schools — the majority of which are affiliated with religious groups.
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Ms. DeVos, who was speaking on CBS's "60 Minutes," has pumped millions of dollars into Michigan to promote vouchers for private and parochial schools.
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There is also a ripple effect, they warn: Rental prices would likely rise alongside declines in affordable housing projects and vouchers available to renters.
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Bunker Hill Community College in Boston is one of several schools that now distribute meal vouchers, and Houston Community College is providing grocery scholarships.
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With the benefit of hindsight, we now know quite a few things about what happened in the country's first campaign cycle with democracy vouchers.
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But some landlords have still refused to accept vouchers, city officials said, which is against the law for buildings with six apartments or more.
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The regulation states that reliance on Section 8 housing vouchers will be held against an adult who is applying for lawful permanent resident status.
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But while most researchers found that any gains were rather negligible overall, advocates argued that vouchers were at least not harming students' academic achievement.
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Last week, the Education Department, which she runs, released a careful study of the District of Columbia's use of school vouchers, which she supports.
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The group Americans United for Separation of Church and State has documented how conservative Christians have long supported vouchers, which could fund religious schools.
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Republicans applauded Ms. DeVos's work to expand charter schools and school vouchers, which give families public funds to help pay tuition at private schools.
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As of Tuesday, there were more than 600 families using the vouchers on the mainland, with more than half of those families in Florida.
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It's as if you brought a puppy or kitten home from the animal shelter and the shelter also gave you vouchers for pet food.
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Monthly food vouchers from the World Food Program and local soup kitchens run by the Catholic Church give many people a means to survive.
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To the Editor: David Leonhardt provides some pretty thin evidence in support of charter schools as an alternative to traditional public schools and vouchers.
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"Florida's scholarship programs, often referred to as school vouchers, sent more than $129 million to these religious institutions," the Sentinel reported on Jan. 23.
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"Students who use vouchers to attend private schools have fared worse academically compared to their closely matched peers attending public schools," the researchers found.
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Because the majority of communities don't guarantee shelter to their residents — and therefore have fewer homeless families — these areas would receive far fewer vouchers.
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Some now view charter schools as a "gateway drug" leading to vouchers for private schools, and that is enough to set them against charters.
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In three of the cities — Los Angeles, Philadelphia, and Fort Worth, Texas — over two-thirds of landlords said they would refuse to accept vouchers.
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My other favorite tip for traveling for free on Southwest is to volunteer to be bumped from an overbooked flight to receive flight vouchers.
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To do that, he proposed a "democracy dollars" program in which every American citizen would receive $100 in vouchers to donate to eligible candidates.
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There are no existing federal funds that can easily be turned into vouchers large enough to pay for school tuition on the open market.
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In most news coverage, Ms. DeVos is depicted as a member of the Republican donor class and a leading advocate of school vouchers programs.
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The family gets by with help from food stamps, Medicaid and vouchers that they receive through the Women, Infants and Children program, or WIC.
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That's what some advocates want, and this can be made possible with vouchers and where public housing is, and a handful of other strategies.
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Durning began working with those campaign finance reformers to go even further and run a campaign to put democracy vouchers on the 2015 ballot.
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"Vouchers generally restrict purchases to food, and we found a bias toward purchasing sugar, tea and halawa (a local sweet product)," she said by email.
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The winner of the contest will get a chance to take a photo with Cordova, as well as win almost $300 in KFC gift vouchers.
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The billionaire philanthropist is best known as a vocal advocate for charter schools and vouchers, which critics see as a way to undermine public education.
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" Some of Wattigney's vouchers were also sold in packs, such as "The Original S.R. Exclusive Coupon Collection!" for around $54.44, and "The Hardcore Coupon Collection.
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Now Safaricom's DigiFarm mobile platform offers small farmers everything from discount vouchers for fertilizer to help getting small loans or training, all in one place.
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Housing vouchers are rental subsidies; renters themselves pay up to a certain percentage of their income, while the rest is paid for by the city.
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The families were told by social workers they would have medical screenings and go through a paperwork process before they were given bus vouchers home.
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In her home state of Michigan experiments with vouchers and charter schools, which Ms DeVos and her family have backed financially, have shown poor results.
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Money from the vouchers does not need to match those independent expenditures, Mr. Durning said, but candidates need enough funds to get a message out.
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Though Michigan voted against adopting vouchers in 20033, Mrs DeVos has helped to elect more than 22003 Republicans across the country who are in favour.
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Landlords' biases against vouchers or other assistance programs prevent people from leaving the shelter system and worsen the issues faced by the growing homeless population.
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Michelle Bachelet, a former Chilean president, shifted the system leftwards, first making vouchers income-related and subsequently banning profits, fees and selection in voucher schools.
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SureGifts customers purchase digital shopping vouchers via e-mail or SMS, and use them for payment at 300 partner merchants in Rwanda, Nigeria, and Kenya.
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On top of diverting money away from the public system, vouchers typically don't achieve their goal of providing low-income students with better academic outcomes.
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She was guaranteed well-funded, well-organized opposition from teachers unions, who see vouchers as siphoning money away from public schools and into private hands.
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Rhee was out of D.C. after Fenty lost his reelection bid in 2010 and became an education advocate pushing for charter schools and school vouchers.
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The problems that students of color face in failing public schools are due to school funding issues, and vouchers do nothing to solve this problem.
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Trump and Betsy DeVos both champion the expansion of school vouchers and charter schools as a means to promote "school choice" for low-income parents.
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Senator Cory Booker supported charters and vouchers as mayor of Newark, New Jersey, and sat on the board of Alliance for School Choice with DeVos.
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Redbox Instant offered on-demand movies and TV, and also gave its subscribers vouchers so they could rent physical copies from the company's DVD kiosks.
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For instance, in their view, the virtue of school vouchers was not the free-market approach to education but rather the empowerment of black parents.
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DeVos was a controversial pick to lead the Department of Education due to her support for charter schools and tuition vouchers that use public funds.
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Building chaos Build-A-Bear had to shut down lines for its "Pay Your Age Day" event and offer vouchers after massive crowds overwhelmed stores.
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The program provides housing vouchers to veterans via the Department of Housing and Urban Development while the VA continues helping veterans find more permanent housing.
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She said that Delta did not offer dinner vouchers but that most passengers she could see went to find dinner at a terminal restaurant anyway.
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Recall that the company is obligated to pay out only $42 million, and it becomes apparent that most of the vouchers will never be redeemed.
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Research shows that test scores, graduation rates and the number of students enrolled in college improve through vouchers and other forms of private school choice.
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The federal government should just support our domestic contractors, and not compete with them by utilizing prison labor or granting vouchers to circumvent Berry requirements.
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In Chicago, in 2150, 2000,22015 individuals and families applied for public housing or housing vouchers during the four-week period in which applications were accepted.
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As for the Transitional Shelter Assistance program, more than 7,000 applicants have gotten motel vouchers as part of the Hurricane Maria recovery, according to FEMA.
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The draft also called for a study on issuing shopping vouchers to households, a policy used by previous governments to try to prop up consumption.
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MGM resorts is using Vouchers to send visitors between its different properties, like a hotel to a restaurant or to a theater for a show.
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If WIC users wanted to purchase foods not on the list, they had to use their own money, rather than the WIC vouchers or cards.
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Arizona has aggressively expanded charter schools and private school vouchers in recent years, leading to enrollment declines — and potential budget cuts — for some traditional schools.
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Of the 20 studies by the pro-voucher Friedman Foundation for Educational Choice, 10 found vouchers had no effect on participants' test scores at all.
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Meanwhile, recent studies of newer statewide voucher systems in Louisiana and Ohio found that students who used vouchers actually fell behind academically, particularly in math.
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Thousands of people desperately searching for housing in the New York City area visit the group's page to find units that accept rental assistance vouchers.
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More than 282,2000 Puerto Ricans are still living in hotels on the island and across the United States with temporary housing vouchers provided by FEMA.
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Advocates for affordable housing and low-income residents have long criticized the city for not aggressively enforcing the law requiring most landlords to accept vouchers.
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If it can't find one, the school gives parents a list of therapists and vouchers to pay for their time, and hands off the responsibility.
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Truly making parks accessible to low-income families or underserved demographics would require a system of discounts or vouchers that covered much more than admission.
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On education, Trump promises to take $20 billion of federal money targeted for poor children and put it toward vouchers, charters and other privatization schemes.
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He was passionate about alleviating hunger in America and was one of the authors of a nutrition program that provided food vouchers for the poor.
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They might also ask for compensation to cover any extra costs incurred as a result of the delay: Think meal vouchers, airport transportation and hotel.
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With famine expected in Somalia in 2017, for example, U.N. and other aid agencies sent 600,43 families vouchers by text message redeemable in local markets.
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PHAs partner with their local Continuums of Care to provide short-term rental assistance, transitional housing, permanent supportive housing, and vouchers to households exiting homelessness.
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But the vast majority of people on housing assistance are not given apartments in traditional public housing but instead vouchers to rent from private landlords.
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The Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, a nonpartisan research organization, estimates that the Trump proposal would result in the elimination of 250,000 rental vouchers.
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Every other Friday, Square shuts down its in-house cafeteria and gives employees vouchers to patronize restaurants, many of which are on Square's payment platform.
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You can only earn one of these vouchers within any 12-month period, and it&aposs valid for 24 months from the date of issue.
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Attendees were handed free fertility consultation vouchers, which had a link to download a free "Egg Freezing Cost Guide," but that wasn't very informative either.
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He wants to abolish the death penalty, expand vouchers for private school, and drastically pull back the American military from its commitments around the world.
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"People often confuse charters and vouchers, but they are very different," wrote Parag Pathak of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, one of the Louisiana authors.
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Once you've signed up and placed your order, you'll receive £15 cashback when your purchase is confirmed, through PayPal, bank transfer, or as gift vouchers.
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Yet $20 billion isn't nearly enough to finance vouchers nationwide, which is why Mr. Trump's proposal assumes that states will kick in another $110 billion.
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But what's really striking is her signature issue, school vouchers, in which parents are given money rather than having their children receive a public education.
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The case, which involved state funds to make playgrounds safer, has implications for government aid to religious institutions in many other cases, notably school vouchers.
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People living near Kacific hot spots will be able to stop by their grocery store or gas station and pick up vouchers for internet access.
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Messer made a stand in favor of adopting school vouchers, a controversial issue that jeopardized the bill; Rokita fumed to colleagues until Messer backed down.
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They are instead asking for portable housing vouchers, often thought of as "golden tickets" that allow families to move into better neighborhoods of their choosing.
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On November 12, 2015 — nearly four years to the day after Lessig's op-ed ran in the New York Times — democracy vouchers won in Seattle.
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Betsy DeVos's political donations have gone to support efforts to redirect more public education dollars to charter schools and vouchers for private and religious schools.
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