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Perlman

[purl-muhn]

noun

  1. Itzhak born 1945, U.S. violinist, born in Israel.



Perlman

/ ˈpɜːlmən /

noun

  1. Itzhak (ˈɪtzæk). born 1945, Israeli violinist; plays seated because of polio

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It’s going to be a big headache, Perlman said: “The exchanges will do what they can to adjust to after-the-fact reforms, but it will be very messy and cause a lot of confusion.”

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It’s “very unlikely that the enhanced subsidies are extended as is,” said Spencer Perlman, managing partner and director of healthcare research at Veda Partners, an investment consulting firm.

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But there’s also a “distinct possibility” the enhanced credit will simply go away entirely, Perlman added.

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Theirs is a house full of chaotic women who are rough and honest to a fault, led by Perlman’s grandma Dottie, who isn’t above coming on to her granddaughter’s boyfriend.

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There are brief cutaways to Jonno’s home life, which at least has the benefit of giving us more Grant, plus Naomi Watts as his wife, Ann; scenes back in New York likewise give us unrelated time with Rita Wilson as Jessica’s mother, Lois; Rhea Perlman her mouthy grandmother, Dottie; Dunham’s Nora and Andrew Rannells as her ex-husband, Jameson, who left her in favor of “exploring non-monogamy with a couple both named Cody.”

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