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hard·ships
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Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of hardships in Chaldean Numerology is: 5
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of hardships in Pythagorean Numerology is: 3
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Projected forecasts for Malheur and Lake counties look bleak, meaning these rural communities will continue to experience severe drought conditions, in addition to creating an increased wildfire risk, this drought presents hardships to crops, agriculture, communities, recreation, and wildlife, all of which rely on Oregon's water resources. I will continue working with federal, state, and local partners to help Oregonians in this part of the state through this challenging situation.
These people have lost everything -- their homes, their family members, their country. I knew the hardships they're going through, because we've done this before, in other countries, I knew that we( could) make a difference for them.
This could be that people are having to move due to financial hardships. We are also nervous about the impact that the lifting of the [pandemic] eviction moratorium may have on potential pet surrenders.
Some people may worry about what would happen if they were moved into self quarantine, or if they're not able to work. They're wondering if they would have access to groceries or childcare, again, people have greater abilities to manage hardships than they think they do. Think about a plan. Consider options if you can't telework. Do you have savings ? Do you have support ?
It doesn't seem like the leadership of the country understands the hardships that everyday Americans go through.
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