He twice applied for Social Security disability benefits, which would have entitled him to health coverage under Medicare.
In August, he officially left the Army, which denied him a medical retirement that would have entitled him to special tax breaks.
Mr. Norman made many attempts to get credit on "Time Is on My Side," which would have entitled him to substantial royalties.
(One of those was the Tony-winning producer Bob Boyett, who said he wanted to support the crowd-funding concept; otherwise his money would have entitled him to a solo producing credit).
"The times when he had an opportunity to be an ass and failed to take advantage of it were so few that, in a monarchy, they would have entitled him to a decoration".
Last week, the New York Times reported that in 1995 Donald Trump claimed a financial loss of almost a billion dollars, a write-off that might have entitled him not to pay federal income taxes for almost two decades.
With Dorothy Wickenden October 6, 2016 Last week, the New York Times reported that in 1995 Donald Trump claimed a financial loss of almost a billion dollars, a write-off that might have entitled him not to pay federal income taxes for almost two decades.
Dill's mental impairments might well have entitled him to a reprieve from the death penalty, but he couldn't afford lawyers, and missed various procedural deadlines for appeals.
In 1980, when Timothy was four years old, the school board in Rochester, New Hampshire, convened a meeting to determine whether he qualified as "educationally handicapped" under the EAHCA and the corresponding state statutes, which would have entitled him to special education and related services.
Matthew Fisher, 60, who played the Hammond organ on the record that has since sold 6m copies, claimed that the distinctive opening bars of the song, which he had provided with some inspiration from JS Bach, should have entitled him to joint authorship, along with Brooker and the lyricist, Keith Reid.
