What is the difference between second level eligilbility and first level eligibility?
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I assume you are asking about Yahoo Answers ...\n\nLevel 1 - you can:\nAsk 5 questions a day\nAnswer 20 questions a day\nRate 20 questions a day\nVote for 20 questions a day\n\nLevel 2 - you can:\nAsk 10 questions a day\nAnswer 40 questions a day\nRate 40 questions a day\nVote for 40 questions a day
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The terms are largely synonymous, although they may be used a little differently depending on whether the organization providing the courses is a school or a less formal setting.\n\nBoth are attempts to do two basic things.  First, to help those whose regular childhood education was inadequate to meet their needs.  The clearest example here is the literacty programs for adults who cannot read, or who cannot read as well as they need to or want to.  The second goal is to help adults respond to the fact that things have changed since they were in school.  I had a reasonably good education first time around, but here I am almost 59 years old, unemployed, and probably not likely to be employed again in my usual and customary profession. I have been a legal secretary, and word processing and other software has made it possible for the legal profession to get along with many fewer secretaries.  I will need adult education as soon as I figure out what I want to do next.\n\nWish me luck!
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Maybe its best to find out if you're eligable first !!\n\nwww.directgov.uk
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Seriously I don't know the answer, you can search at wikipedia, I m giving you the link for your question. Hope it helps. I am sure it will help you more than anything else.\n\nAnd yes, with this answer, I am into level 2. Thanx
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To prevent spam.  Level 1 users are presumably newer and are limited to 10 answers.  Level 2 are more trusted and can do 20.. once you get to Lev 5 you have unlimited answer capability.  This is to prevent a spammer from flooding the system with fake answers.
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Well if I am reading the question right and you are asking for the definintion of requirement an example would be:\n\nIt is a requirement for you to sign in.\n\nWhich means you have to do it.\n\nYes sometimes hard to figure out what they mean.
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Both recipients and non-recipients. Non-recipients are less likely to be the target of theft and begging in countries with adequate social security income protection.
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You Still in the first level.  Must go much higher.\n  Check levels.
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As far as I can tell, it merely states that I'm level 2.  I thought there might be some kind of reward -- if so, I haven't received it yet.
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They make sure you're eligible.
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You need to be a little more specific.  What do you mean by various levels...levels between ranks or types of agencies like local vs. state vs. federal?
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The criteria are all the same for each State. It is federal funds so, there must be equality. You can see the truth if you get a letter from them and, they have something of a logo describing all recipients equally.\n\nGood luck trying to get it. If you don't show a real need and cry real tears, you will likely go through a lengthy appeals process designed as if you were on death row but, this time they are trying to give you a chance to give up and go back to work.
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You can't.  That's the name of the game.  You need to qualify the hell out of them.  "What stands in our way of getting this done?"
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Well the site given below gives a lot of details on exemptions.\n\nExemption of an Employee : (Employees' Provident Fund Scheme ,52 )\n\nSection 17 (2) read with para-27 of the Employees' Provident Fund Scheme provides for exemption from the operation of all or any of the provisions of the scheme to an individual employee. It is granted by the Regional Provident Fund Commissioner on the receipt of application in Form-1 from the employee. The exemption is granted where an employee is entitled to benefits in the nature of Provident Fund, gratuity or old age pension and such benefits separately or jointly are on the whole not less favourable than the benefits provided under the Act and Scheme.\n\nThe re-election is permitted only once on each account.
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SSI is Supplemental Security Income.It is given to people who are disabled but don't have enough work credits to qualify for disability through Social Security.And I believe it is usually given through the welfare office.\nSSD is Social Security Disability.It is given to people who have enough work credits paid into the Social Security system.You have had to pay enough into it to qualify.\nI totally understand what your friend is going through.I have been receiving SSD for a few years.People always assume I am getting welfare.My check is based on what I made during the 20+ years that I worked.\nSSI checks are usually smaller than SSD checks,unless you didn't earn much money while you worked.Either way,it isn't enough to live off of.
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the lowest acceptable limit as restricted by controlling parties\n\nA floor, or bottom, is the minimum allowable limit. An example of a floor occurs in underwriting. The issuing corporation will declare a minimum acceptable amount at which the investment bank can purchase the securities. This way the corporation ensures sufficient capital acquisition.
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pay fees on allotment day. Form1 will be for branch in an institution. whereas by form 2 you get only an institution. Branch will be alloted in the institution according to A.I.R on the first day of the college.\nForm2 is risky.You may end up getting a worst branch, you never know.It's recommended not to wait for the branch allotment if you get a not so good state like >200.