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... receiving the care are actually receiving care. SEN. ELIZABETH WARREN, D-Mass.: I understand why you think you're right to cut it. I'm just asking the question. Did you propose to cut more than a trillion dollars out of Medicaid over the next 10 years? REP. TOM PRICE ...
... src=twsrc%5Etfw British diver Tom Daley -- and the rest of us -- would like to know why one of the diving pools is green. "I just asked one of the organizers why the pool is green and he said: 'I don't know,'" BBC's Bob Ballard said. https://twitter ...
... be corrected through training. YOUNG MAN IN FRONTLINE CLIP: The way you all approached me, all I was doing was walking home. If you had just asked me, I would have said I was walking home. Do not stereotype, cause that’s what you all did to me. UDI OFER ...
... had women -- strong, independent women in his life who have spoken to him. It doesn't seem that way. His daughter... JUDY WOODRUFF: She has asked him tough questions in that debate. MARK SHIELDS: She just asked him tough questions and was totally fair, by everybody else's standards. But ...
... And now the other side. Clarke Forsythe is acting president and senior counsel for the anti-abortion rights group Americans United for Life. I was just asking Cecile Richards from Planned Parenthood about the undue burden argument. That's the argument in which they are challenging whether this law, this ...
... re asking for retains all of those protections for the consumers so that more, so the consumers can stay in their homes. We’re not asking that any of those consumer protections be taken away. We’re just asking that we have the opportunity to make loans and customers living ...
... the Internal Revenue Service, a reference to the 2013 outcry over that agency's intense scrutiny of some conservative groups seeking tax exemptions. "We're just asking for terrorists not to be able to walk into a gun shop and buy a gun," said Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee, D-Texas ...
... Spieler is one of the architects behind the new system. He's an urban planner and sits on Metro's board. CHRISTOF SPIELER: So we just asked a question, what would this bus system look like if we started over from scratch. KARLA MURTHY: The old bus routes ran on ...
... STANTON: It was cleaned when I moved in, which was about nine days ago. PAUL SOLMAN: Or choosing a new coffee maker. EMMA STANTON: I just asked for particular recommendations, and this was one of three they suggested. PAUL SOLMAN: Cleaning her clothes. EMMA STANTON: This is my laundry. I ...
In New York City, manicures are inexpensive for customers but come at a high price for workers. The New York Times found that nail salon employees work for very low wages or for nothing, usually after paying a fee to be hired. Sarah Maslin Nir, who spent a year investigating the story, talks to Judy...
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