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Reat said he led a delegation to Washington earlier this month to lobby Boehner, an Ohioan from West Chester, for help and to make the case that individuals in his home state are struggling.
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The stalemate is forcing people such as Reat, who said his job as a customer-support manager was eliminated in 2009, to figure out other ways to make ends meet.
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Reat is among 5 million people across the U.S. whose emergency unemployment benefits will begin to expire at year-end if Congress doesn't act to extend them.
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Mr. Rahman and Cristen Reat, who has a son with Down syndrome, co-founded the site to help identify useful apps.
NYT > Home Page By PRADNYA JOSHI 2011
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Dec. 22 Bloomberg -- After trying for two years to find work, John Reat says he's renegotiating his mortgage and may have to tap his retirement savings next month if Congress doesn't extend his unemployment benefits of $375 a week.
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Reat said he wishes Obama and congressional Republicans would put their political differences aside.
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"I'm trying to look at a lot of those things that you don't normally look at unless you're under duress," Reat, 62, of Worthington, Ohio, a Columbus suburb, said in a telephone interview.
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(Or should we say a "ralking Reat Rane?") crossover between two of our favorite television shows.
The Spark of Yahoo! 2010
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(Or should we say a "ralking Reat Rane?") crossover between two of our favorite television shows.
The Spark of Yahoo! 2010
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(Or should we say a "ralking Reat Rane?") crossover between two of our favorite television shows.
The Spark of Yahoo! 2010
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