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Upon confirmation that the course is offered by an Arts and Sciences program, check Columbia's Directory of Classes for any further eligibility requirements.
The victory came just hours after international track officials said that Ms. Semenya, a muscular, husky-voiced 18-year-old, needed to undergo sex-determination testing to confirm her further eligibility.
For example, in 1979 respondents who reported any work outside the home in the past year were included in the question universe while later years added further eligibility restrictions (e.g., work ≥ 20 hours per week)3.
Further, eligibility for a voucher was designed to be shockingly simple: for regular cars (not SUVs or trucks), you need only pick out a car with an improvement of at least 10 MPG over your last car, which cannot be more than 25 years old.
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Further eligibility criteria are described at ClinicalTrials.gov (NCT01173549).
The Researcher contacted patients to further clarify eligibility and if eligible, invited the patient to attend a Physiotherapy Assessment and a face-to-face meeting with the Researcher.
Further, the eligibility decision was based on the judgment of the local coordinators, who were able to base the eligibility decision upon some knowledge of the residents' health status.
Mr. Gerstein noted Mr. Lieberman voted last year against the recommendations of the bipartisan commission to further restrict eligibility and allow some additional charges for recipients.
Mr. Paterson did make an exception to his belt-tightening by signing legislation aimed at further expanding eligibility for benefits for those who helped clean up the World Trade Center site.
On the other hand, if the Senate and a House-Senate conference committee further limit eligibility for subsidies and levels of coverage, as seems certain, we can anticipate that patients and families will pay even more for health insurance and care than they do now.
