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If your father and his wife co-owned the home they sold, those funds would be deemed community or marital property and, as such, would be out of the reach of your father’s children.

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The bank said it had committed to facilitating $1.5 trillion in investments for companies deemed “critical to national economic security and resiliency” over the next 10 years.

Some 200,000 other workers deemed "essential" are working without pay as the political standoff drags on.

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The standoff means that hundreds of thousands of government workers have been put on temporary unpaid leave or deemed essential and ordered to work without pay.

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HHS deemed that “continued investment” was not “justifiable.”

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