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Another legal benefit of affording due process prior to adverse personnel actions was set forth in a June 1992 article in the FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin, which examined an employer's potential liability for disclosing information that infringes a former employee's constitutionally protected liberty interest.

Filled with practical "MatriMoney Tips" and real life "Loving Moments," the book tackles financial topics including setting up a budget, buying a first home and affording a family.

Single-parent households also report greater difficulty affording food than do unmarried and single adults who do not have children.

Vineyard has been able to consolidate several of Rancho's client relationships with its increased lending resources, while also affording them additional cash management services not previously available.

The burden of affording health care is greatest for low-wage workers, particularly for those who have a chronic illness," said Marian Mulkey, senior program officer for CHCF's Health Insurance Program.

Innovative benefit plan designs for individuals and families with difficulty affording more traditional health plans are also improving access to health coverage for the uninsured, based on the experience of LifeWise Health Plan of Washington.

Total lottery sales have approximated $2 billion in each year since inception, affording $800-$900 million annually to the EETF.