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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Bridge to Home Coordination Form in the editor.
  2. Locate the 'Last Covered Date:' field. This is where you will input the date that reflects the last time coverage was provided for the member.
  3. Ensure that you enter the date in the correct format, typically MM/DD/YYYY, to avoid any processing issues.
  4. Review all other sections of the form to ensure completeness, as all five sections must be filled out before submission.
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Answer. Dates should be kept in an air-tight container and can be stored at room temperature or refrigerated up to 6 months, and frozen for up to 1 year. If purchasing dates in bulk meets your personal needs, you may opt to refrigerate or freeze any excess dates.
Dates typically last between a month and three months at room temperature and six months to a year if you refrigerate them. Softer varieties like Medjool don't retain quality as long as semi-dry and dry ones. When to toss dates? Discard dates that are moldy, darkened, smell \u201cfunny,\u201d or are infested by pantry bugs.
If the fruits look and smell alright, they're most likely safe to consume, too. But the taste of dates also changes gradually, so if you no longer find it acceptable, throw out the leftovers. Or use in baking, or in a fruit salad, where the lack of flavor won't be as apparent.

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Date comes from the Latin datus, "given," because in ancient Rome when people wrote letters or decrees, they'd say, "given ("data") May 1st" (for example). Date can mean a day of each year, like May 1st, or one historical day, like May 1st, 1873. You make a date to meet someone for dinner. You date your letter.
(\u025bnd de\u026at ) the date on which something such as a contract, right, or legal obligation ends.
Dates typically last between a month and three months at room temperature and six months to a year if you refrigerate them. Softer varieties like Medjool don't retain quality as long as semi-dry and dry ones. When to toss dates? Discard dates that are moldy, darkened, smell \u201cfunny,\u201d or are infested by pantry bugs.
STORE. Dates are best stored in the refrigerator in an air tight container to help them retain moisture. They can be stored up to 6 months in the refrigerator, but may lose moisture the longer they sit. Large quantities of dates can also be frozen for up to one year.
Smell is a clear indicator that will alert you to spoiled dates. These amber-colored fruits don't have a strong smell, but you'll likely notice a delicate and mild fragrance. If you detect a strong, off-putting, or rotten odor, take this as a sign that your dates have gone bad and it's time to toss them.

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