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Enrollees had to be between the ages of 17 and 35.

The same would happen to enrollees in private plans whose costs were above the average.

During the second year, enrollees will work off their benefits in private or public jobs.

As of 2003, some 12,000 enrollees attended 53 different programs within the school.

The school had both boarding students and day class enrollees.

This shows a decline of 1,860 members and 7,124 enrollees in church school since 2008.

She said the company's enrollees were "pretty satisfied over all."

Among those 65 to 74, prevalence increased from 21 to 31 per 100 enrollees.

Most of the buildings were constructed by the Enrollees themselves.

At Christmas, she graduated, as have one in every five enrollees.

Another was a decision to limit coverage to 1.3 million enrollees.

Plans were to increase this number by 2000 enrollees each year thereafter.

The first enrollees were mostly boys, ranging in age from 6 to 11.

Of September enrollees, 102 freshmen, or 6 percent, are black.

"Do you see any term enrollees being paid off today?

Meanwhile, there are some concerns about the potential effects on enrollees.

Preserves Medicare as a government program for current and future enrollees.

In some instances enrollees were not told the reason for the denial.

The school started with just 11 enrollees and has grown steadily to its current population of about 215 students.

The risk of running through an account is one that many enrollees have said they are willing to bear.

Enrollees in the government plan who decide to buy the new drug coverage would pay more for home health care and some other benefits.

Use of a bike and helmet is included, although enrollees may bring their own.

Most enrollees are healthy and present no occasion to deny care.

The enrollees learn about environmental issues and the park.

In its first three years, the academy has produced 162 principals from 275 enrollees.