She was a woman of fifty-nine who declared herself to be forty-five because forty-five was what she felt.
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Forty Five TenIf Dover Street Market and Bergdorf Goodman had a baby, it would be Dallas' very own department store, Forty Five Ten.
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FORTY-FIVE HURT, ONE CRITICALLY Forty-five people were injured in the violence at the station, with one in critical condition, according to hospital authorities.
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This time it was forty-five year old and likely already considerably brain damaged Kazayuki Fujita suffering the sixth knockout loss of his career at forty-five years old.
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Forty five percent of midterm voters say Democrats are leaderless.
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At least 10 civilians were killed and forty five injured.
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Forty-five of her former players have become basketball coaches themselves.
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GUTFELD: Forty five Muslim countries are welcome to come in here.
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Forty-five years ago I had attitude, a young man's swagger.
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Forty-five of the bodies have been identified, Colombian officials said.
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Forty-five percent view Clinton unfavorably, meanwhile, and 42 percent favorably.
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Forty-five people are dead; at least 1003 people are missing.
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Forty-five people wanted to name the school after Donald Trump.
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Forty-five of the 50 states have a statewide sales tax.
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Forty-five percent said they strongly disagreed with diverting the funds.
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Forty-five percent said that he has done a bad job.
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Forty-five percent of Americans plan to start shopping before Nov.
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Forty-five minutes later, we're allowed to proceed to our gate.
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Forty-five years ago, I gave up a child for adoption.
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When he was a newborn, he nursed every forty-five minutes.
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Forty-five percent of American voters now identify as politically independent.
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Forty-five years later, it's time to rethink our policies and laws.
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Forty-five districts have "pockets of people facing catastrophic hunger", he added.
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Forty five of the bodies were naturally mummified, with still-recognizable faces.
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Forty-five percent of those with paid subscriptions expect to increase sales.
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There were still roughly forty-five minutes before the sun was up.
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Felat was assigned to command forty-five fighters, and then three hundred.
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"It's six years' worth of work in forty-five minutes," he said.
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Forty-five percent said Democratic candidates shouldn't make an issue of it.
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Forty-five percent of voters approve of the job Trump is doing.
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I do not breathe for forty- five seconds, and then I escape.
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Forty-five years later an era of hyper-partisanship has taken hold.
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"He was there for forty-five minutes to an hour," Sanders continued.
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Forty-five of the 228 police officers inside the base were killed.
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Badu, who is forty-five, has lived in Dallas all her life.
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He bought the property for a hundred and forty-five thousand dollars.
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Forty-five years ago, the Supreme Court made clear in Eisenstadt v.
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Forty-five percent indicated such a stance would definitely lose their vote.
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I guess you already know—or don't care—what a forty-five-hundred-dollar bottle of 2000 Krug Clos d'Ambonnay tastes like if you have forty-five hundred dollars to spend on a bottle of 2000 Krug Clos d'Ambonnay.
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I'll get me a fifteen-year-old boyfriend when I'm forty-five. [Laughs]
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Forty-five seconds, someone has gone to wrangle Pele back onto the track.
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Forty-five years ago was also a time of great divide and anger.
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Forty-five percent now say the president should continue with business as usual.
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Distance from Phoenix to Flagstaff, Arizona approximately one hundred and forty-five miles.
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Forty-five other Obama-appointed US attorneys were also asked for their resignations.
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In 25, the Party held forty-five of London's seventy-three parliamentary seats.
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" Forty-five percent of respondents said they believe the laws are "too restrictive.
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Forty-five people died after a hunter in a logging camp caught Ebola.
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At two-forty-five, after a quick lunch, Hamilton headed to the ceremony.
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Forty-five of the 50 states export more to Europe than to China.
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Forty-five percent of the county's households speak a language other than English.
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Forty-five days after the diagnosis, she died as she lived, protecting others.
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Kupato, the forty-five-year-old chief of Turedjam, stands outside his home.
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"Our bogie is forty-five per cent," Sloan told a reporter, in 1938.
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The chain charges customers thirty-four dollars for a forty-five-minute session.
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The first forty-five minutes of the film are essentially Damian on camera.
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Three days later, the number of visitors had risen to forty-five million.
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Cory and Ruby visited Perry's office, and they talked for forty-five minutes.
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Forty-five minutes later, he was summoned to the stage to wild cheers.
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Forty-five years later, Du Bois would lament, this call had been largely ignored.
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Forty-five percent of voters approve of the president's performance, while 51 percent disapprove.
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He wouldn't land at Reagan National Airport for at least another forty-five minutes.
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Forty-five S&P 500 companies were on deck to report earnings on Thursday.
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Forty-five years later, no black woman has yet been appointed to that body.
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The Board Members held hearings across the state over the next forty-five days.
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Forty-five people were hospitalized, one in critical condition and five in serious condition.
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Forty-five minutes after my flight lands, a small plane crashes into the Hudson.
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Dillashaw likes to skip to an angle and come in on a forty-five.
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I have forty-five unread text messages and tens of thousands of unread emails.
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A buckeye tree can grow to forty-five feet and live for eighty years.
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Forty-five percent of them came from middle-, upper-middle- and high-income families.
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Forty-five minutes before the fight, Clay's pulse was 64, the same as Liston's.
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Forty-five years later, the FBI is closing the books on this unsolved case.
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"I worked forty-five years in science and nobody gave a damn," he said.
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Forty five percent of those cases were among 15-to-24-year-old women.
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He loaded them onto his ship, and crossed the Atlantic in forty-five days.
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She was forty-five, fifteen years younger than I am as I write this.
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On the morning of Saturday, October 27th, Myers began services at nine-forty-five.
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At about forty-five thousand feet, SpaceShipTwo is released and begins its solo ascent.
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"They came in and interrogated me for a good forty-five minutes," he says.
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It was ten-seventeen, and he had to be uptown by ten-forty-five.
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Forty-five minutes later, he was sent off after receiving his second yellow card.
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Wow, I have been putting on ChapStick for, like, a full forty-five minutes.
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At nine-forty-five, while Dunham was speaking, the election was called for Clinton.
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Scott designs by giving detailed instructions to a staff of around forty-five people.
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McCarroll, a disarmingly boyish forty-five-year-old, develops tools to understand human genetics.
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Clinton and Brown talked to each other for forty-five minutes, unmoderated, and uninterrupted.
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"I am forty-five years old and my life is in tatters," she laments.
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My father was forty-five or forty-six when he had a heart attack.
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Forty-five percent of all American workers are paid less than $15 per hour.
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Forty-five players were on the course when play was halted because of darkness.
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Inside Forty Five Ten, Mr. Porter admired a Birkenstock sandal with a silver strap.
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He showed up, they wed, and have now been together for over forty five years.
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Forty-five states and the District of Columbia declined to participate in the commission's inquiry.
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Forty-five days is the time it takes for three mosquito incubation periods to occur.
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When in Dallas, we never pass up an opportunity to shop at Forty Five Ten.
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Forty-five minutes later, I am back at the dealership and back in my car.
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All told, over seven hundred restaurant patrons fell ill and approximately forty-five were hospitalized.
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Each dish is made to order—veterans know they'll wait forty-five minutes or more.
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Forty-five percent said he should be while 40 percent said he should not be.
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I was doing fine, but then within forty-five minutes, my whole body felt… hollow.
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To the Editor: Forty-five years ago I tried an experiment on my children's pediatrician.
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On the last Saturday in April, his team held forty-five hundred house parties simultaneously.
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Forty-five states allow their residents to carry firearms openly in public, according to OpenCarry.org.
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At two-forty-five, the Small Sloop association convened its annual meeting under a tent.
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By the time her brother Paul arrives, forty-five minutes later, she is barely breathing.
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After about forty-five minutes, Aslandoğan signalled that the interview had come to an end.
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He had ended the night with forty-five relatively relaxed minutes in the black bowler.
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Forty-five jets will fly 65 routes on Monday in a mission dubbed Operation Matterhorn.
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Abdullah Abdullah, who had lost to Karzai in 2009, led, with forty-five per cent.
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Forty-five percent of voters said Trump committed bribery, while 35% said he did not.
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Forty-five percent of voters said Trump committed bribery, while 35% say he did not.
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The actor and star of "Pose" goes shopping without gender boundaries at Forty Five Ten.
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Forty-five films among the 50 top-grossing movies released in 2016 failed the Waithe Test.
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Forty-five percent deemed the tradeoff unacceptable, with only 37 percent of respondents finding it acceptable.
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At forty-five years old, Selenis Leyva has no plans of slowing down in her career.
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A champion for emerging designers, Forty Five Ten is our go-to spot for artful fashion.
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Forty-five times in a row the red people were chosen for the most important position?
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Last year, the Web site Stereogum listed forty-five of his guest verses from 2016 alone.
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Forty-five percent say they have "hardly any" confidence in the press, down from 51 percent.
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Forty-five percent predict Clinton will win the White House, and 37 percent said Trump will.
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Letter To the Editor: Forty-five years ago I tried an experiment on my children's pediatrician.
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They've been trying to get this for forty-five years from Mexico, and I got it.
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" Forty-five minutes into the piece, a message appeared on the screen: "Astronauts: Lift Off Imminent.
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Forty-five percent of voters said they would like the candidates to release more medical records.
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When Beto was in school there, he got forty-five minutes of Spanish instruction a day.
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Forty-five years ago, the United States and the Soviet Union managed to avoid a war.
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Forty-five years later, the bike is still the most efficient way to travel over there.
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For forty-five minutes I remained entirely trapped, weighed down by this sea of miserable thoughts.
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Forty-five percent of voters said they are not so concerned or not concerned at all.
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Several museums inquired about buying the one-of-a-kind items for forty-five thousand dollars.
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Forty-five accepted, and each was given five names to invite, growing the brand in turn.
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Forty-five percent are in school, with the vast majority pursuing at least a Bachelors degree.
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Six hundred forty-five people live in this village just north of the New Mexico border.
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Forty-five were numbered for distribution to news executives and then recalled a few days later.
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I watered my plants, and I loosened my StayFocusd settings, back to forty-five daily minutes.
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Forty-five nominations are pending — 11 for the appeals courts, and 34 at the district level.
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Check this out: we can buy the mayor's mansion in Cairo, Georgia, for forty-five dollars!
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AS OPPOSED TO FORTY FIVE TEN, which is often so empty as to suggest Prada Marfa.
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Forty-Five Degrees Kitchen, which opened in late 2015, prides itself on sourcing locally — very locally.
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Residents of the hotel have forty-five days to meet an apt mate, apparently by totalitarian fiat.
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Forty-five years later, the organization focuses on "support, education, and advocacy" to fight for LGBT equality.
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Forty-five percent of marriages end in divorce; 10 percent of couples separate but do not divorce.
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One hundred and forty-five whale have died after stranding themselves on Stewart Island in New Zealand.
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I lived openly with him for forty-five years, in New York and wherever else we were.
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Forty-five percent of NRF's 255.4,22018 survey respondents said they plan to go to specific clothing stores.
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Forty-five states now include personal finance in their K–12 standards, up from 21 in 1998.
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A final lovely wrinkle from the grappler was a couple of uses of the switch forty-five.
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Forty-five members of Congress have written to the DEA asking them to delay the ban.—VICE
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Forty-five of those seats are districts that Trump won by a smaller margin than in Ohio.
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Forty-five percent of the people in America don't have $500 in the bank for a crisis.
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O.K., let's say forty-five hundred square feet at five hundred a foot—that would be what?
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Forty-five years ago, her mother, an American citizen, took her from Ciudad Juárez, Mexico, to Phoenix.
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Forty-five minutes before the meeting was supposed to start, Pichai sent his 78,000 employees an email.
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Forty-five percent of college graduates think whites have too much influence, 15 points more than nongraduates.
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Forty-five years ago, the Supreme Court of the United States legalized the constitutional right to abortion.
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NEIMAN MARCUS AND FORTY FIVE TEN together make for a worthy addition to the city's retail landscape.
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Forty-five people -- some of whom were returning home from the protests -- were injured in the attack.
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Forty-five people had been rescued from under ruined buildings, Turkey's Disaster and Emergency Authority (AFAD) said.
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Forty-five Copts were murdered that day by the Islamic State in churches in Alexandria and Tanta.
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Davis—"a newcomer at forty-five," as Streep later joked—has made twenty-one films since then.
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He lost Massachusetts by less than two points, and received forty-five delegates to Clinton's forty-six.
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Forty-five percent of adults view Cruz favorably, while 39 percent see him unfavorably, the survey showed.
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Forty-five percent of respondents think the president is mentally stable, compared with 43 percent who disagree.
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Now, forty-five years later, and restored down to the last ripple, it is being released again.
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"Forty-five presidents of the United States and I lived under a third of them," he said.
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Forty-five ships exited the channel on Sunday and there were 53 vessels waiting at 2 p.m.
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But its staff has grown from seven to forty-five, and the venture seems to be flourishing.
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Forty-five percent of the men considered vaginal intercourse "likely"; only 30 percent of the women did.
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Forty-five percent of Republicans said they preferred a president with political experience, and those voters favored Gov.
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One hundred and forty five have been killed in the line of duty and 500 injured, says Gorani.
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Forty-five percent of it was sold to Elevation Partners, a private equity firm, for about $230 million.
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Forty-five percent of girls scored proficient or better on the test — compared to 42 percent of boys.
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Forty-five members of Congress have written the DEA and federal officials asking them to delay the move.
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Forty-five percent of smart speaker owners are planning to purchase more devices for their home, Nielsen said.
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Forty-five percent of Republican respondents to the survey support the plan, versus 55 percent who oppose it.
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Forty-five percent of those surveyed approved of de Blasio, while a nearly identical 46 percent did not.
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Ah, the good life of a young artist, a hundred and forty-five thousand Instagram followers and counting.
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Forty-five years ago, White House officials released the plan for Tricia Nixon's June 12, 1971, wedding reception.
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During its forty-five years in the E.U., Britain has imported around nineteen thousand European laws and regulations.
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At an altitude of forty-five thousand feet, WhiteKnightTwo would release SpaceShipTwo as if it were a bomb.
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Forty-five percent now support Democrats, while 36 percent say they trust Republicans in Congress on the issue.
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Forty-five percent say they favor the popular vote, while 40 percent say the Electoral College should stay.
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Forty-five percent of workers in the Swiss chemicals, pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries were from abroad, he added.
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Forty-five minutes was a good amount of time to survey the indoor collections and outdoor sculpture garden.
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" Amanda chimed in, "They said if the plates shift we could be underwater in, like, forty-five minutes.
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Forty-five years ago on Thursday, Ferdinand Marcos declared martial law, purportedly to save the country from Communism.
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Then the dispensary keystones that forty-five percent price increase, turning it into a 90 percent price increase.
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Forty Five Ten is broken into four distinct storefronts, making the fifth floor feel like a theme park.
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Forty-five percent of the successful founders featured in Business Comparison's new analysis belong to the millennial generation.
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" Stowell went on, "There were million-dollar truck runs, paying upward of forty-five thousand dollars per truck.
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Forty-five percent of registered voters view Biden favorably, but 2628 percent view him unfavorably, putting him underwater.
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Forty-five percent of Americans said in the CNN poll that they support impeaching and removing the president.
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Forty-five percent of Democrats and 30 percent of Republicans expressed doubts about the legitimacy of the election.
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Forty-five percent of refugees witnessed a rape, and most were committed by a member of the army.
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Forty-five percent of Virginians have a favorable view of Gillespie, while 2628 percent hold an unfavorable view.
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The Cihaneks will pocket a chunk of the forty-five thousand dollars that's been budgeted for the project.
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Restoring the Rhine, which is half the length, took almost three decades and cost forty-five billion dollars.
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Adès, who is now forty-five, has, not surprisingly, proved to be a potent composer of music theatre.
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Forty-five percent of the injuries were fractures, while 11.6 percent were bruises and 9.0 percent were ligament sprains.
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Forty-five of the 124 global members responded to the survey (20 North America, 15 EMEA and 10 APAC).
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The last part of the documentary — which was one hour and forty-five minutes long — looked towards the future.
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And, as a matter of professional pride, Dag had arrived forty-five minutes prior to the designated meeting time.
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Once a woman has learned what gives her pleasure, her sexual desire increases, up until she's about forty-five.
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Forty-five days after the initial reading, researchers found only one in five scam posts had been taken down.
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Jahi's eyes are closed, and the upper half of her bed is raised at a forty-five-degree angle.
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In a recent survey, ninety-one per cent were employed, and forty-five per cent were enrolled in classes.
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Abbe, who is forty-five, tall, and slim, was wearing a dapper dark suit and a narrow floral tie.
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Forty-five percent said e-commerce is the top place they have shopped or plan to shop this season.
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Eligible applicants are professional artists under the age of forty-five working in glass, fiber, clay, metals, or wood.
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In April, /r/the_donald received over forty-five million page views, down from fifty-one million the month before.
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Forty-five percent said they want to see someone not on the list of possible candidates in the survey.
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"We spend all our money on art," said Ms. Cole, the president of the boutique chain Forty Five Ten.
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Many of the edges are beveled, echoing the forty-five degree angle at which many of them are set.
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Forty-five states have closed all their schools and the other five have closed at least some of them.
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Forty-five states have closed all their schools and the other five have closed at least some of them.
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Forty-five seconds with a live spider seems to last far longer to people who are afraid of spiders.
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Forty-five percent of voters approve of the job the president is doing, compared to 50 percent who disapprove.
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The curtain is a replica (the original is being restored), and it's enormous: twenty-seven by forty-five feet.
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Forty-five percent of voters say they agree with Trump's claim that Clinton's email scandal is worse than Watergate.
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Forty-five percent of respondents said they believed he had committed crimes since taking office, while 43 percent disagreed.
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Forty-five percent say they have a favorable impression of Nelson, while 42 percent have an unfavorable view of him.
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Forty-five percent of Frank users are first-generation college students and another 45 percent have household incomes over $80,000.
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"Forty-five percent of the survey respondents said they 'lay awake at night due to stress,'" wrote Vox's Brian Resnick.
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Forty-five people were injured in the violence at the station, with one in critical condition, according to hospital authorities.
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Forty-five years have passed since we first started celebrating the ongoing struggle for equality; here's where we stand now.
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He knows Saudi has been sheltered for forty-five years since Nixon and King Saud made their Petro dollar pact.
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Judging simply by the measurements of the great room, he sized the apartment at forty-five hundred square feet, minimum.
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But on November 5, 20143, Willkie came away with just ten states and forty-five per cent of the vote.
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Forty-five percent of plans did not cover substance abuse services and 38 percent did not provide mental health coverage.
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Forty-five years after its founding, Heritage may finally be the establishment, but its self-image remains fixed in time.
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Forty five minutes passed and only then, as night overtook day, did I realize I was the only person around.
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Forty-five doorways have been outfitted with 10-foot-tall curtains made of Kevlar that can be deployed in minutes.
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I was there on a Saturday morning and was the sole patron for all forty-five minutes of my visit.
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I'm going to e-mail the broker and see if they'd be willing to wiggle on the forty-five thing.
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Forty-five percent of respondents said the Senate should vote against conviction and 6900 percent said they had no opinion.
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Forty-five percent of the people said they see the Democratic Party favorably, while 50 percent have an unfavorable view.
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Forty-five percent said he was extremely important to how they'll be voting for Congress in the August CNN poll.
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A timer on our screen shows how long we have to live, and it's hovering at around forty five minutes.
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Forty-five percent of women said that Congress should begin impeachment proceedings for Trump, compared to 23 percent of men.
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Forty-five have already said they'll vote for him; just six said they'd wait to hear from Ford to decide.
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Forty-five years after a withdrawal that the foreign secretary, Boris Johnson, describes as mistaken, Britain is back in the Gulf.
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Forty-five percent of teens say they're online almost constantly, and they are more likely to be harassed, as a result.
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Forty-five percent also feel they'll do more interesting work and 45 percent want to work for a more progressive company.
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Forty-five minutes later, on January 19, Beckham came into the world at 24 weeks gestation, weighing 1 pound, 8 ounces.
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Forty-five percent of those polled said the President should be impeached and removed from office, 49% said he shouldn't be.
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With only forty-five seats and a staff of fifteen, there is no budget—or real estate—for an HR department.
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"I can't say that I want forty-five impeached because the entirety of what that could bring terrifies me," she says.
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Forty-five years later, the weird, sad story of the Getty kidnapping is in the news again, with two new dramatisations.
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Forty-five percent of marketplace enrollees say they're dissatisfied with the size of their deductible, and 40 percent with their premiums.
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Forty-five percent of Uber users were also aware that another company (Google) sued Uber for stealing its self-driving technology.
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Forty-five years later, Sofia Coppola has assembled a starry cast for her remake, including Colin Farrell in the Eastwood role.
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Forty-five percent of people 65 and older have guns in their household, according to a 20153 Pew Research Center survey.
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After those forty-five seconds on the SNL stage in May of 2001, my body would never, ever be the same.
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Raz, who is forty-five, also plays Doron Kabilyo, although he is hardly a dashing Sabra or a natural leading man.
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After sermons in Eisleben, the coffin was driven back to Wittenberg, with an honor guard of forty-five men on horseback.
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Forty-five years later, I would be washing him, Parkinson's having rendered his body stiff and frail, his mind loitering elsewhere.
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Forty-five high-altitude airdrops have been made over Deir al-Zour, where wide-open spaces are suitable for parachute drops.
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Forty-five percent of those surveyed said they view the United States's power and influence as a major threat to China.
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Even the most exorbitant sushi omakase can be over with in forty-five minutes; a kaiseki meal takes hours to unfold.
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A jab into the switch forty-five stance change of karate, followed by a nice southpaw right hook into left straight.
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Forty-five percent of people 65 and older have guns in their household, according to a 2017 Pew Research Center survey.
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In these forty-five minutes of movement, body, mind, and spirit are reconnected, and any semblance of stress gradually washes away.
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Forty-five minutes later, Mr. Gemma left the building in different clothes than he wore when he arrived, the video showed.
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The Forty Five Ten in Dallas is so effective because it has the most forward-looking brand mix in the city.
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Forty-five-thousand people at Waffle House, 255,215 at Taco Bell, 21990,93 at CVS, 29,23 at McDonald's, and on it went.
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One of them was Jamila Afghani, the forty-five-year-old founder of a nonprofit organization that advocates for gender equality.
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He, or she: during the forty-five years of Elizabeth I's reign, Parliament was in session for a total of three.
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Forty-five years after John Belushi became a sensation with a skit about a sword-slashing Samurai grunting fake Japanese, 'S.
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Forty-five percent of male jail detainees tested positive for heroin in 1969, up from 3 percent in the early '60s.
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Forty-five civilians would die, but not Mehsud, who was targeted seven times before eventually being killed on August 5, 2009.
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In forty-five minutes, the twenty-two tons of ice coated the driveway and the ramp, a modest spread of white.
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If you give birth to your baby by C-section, you can expect the procedure to take about forty-five minutes.
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Birkenstocks have been made by hand, in Germany, for two hundred and forty-five years—thirty-two workers touch every pair.
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The price of the watch was forty-five thousand dollars, and only thirty-six of them would be available for sale.
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Forty-five percent of voters disapprove of the bill, and another 17 percent don't know or have no opinion on it.
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Forty-five percent of voters disapprove of the bill, and another 22019 percent don't know or have no opinion on it.
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Forty-five percent of Republicans said that year they would prefer developing alternative sources and 44% wanted to stick to coal.
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At forty-five, Damon remains in frightening fettle, but twinned with that hunkhood is a touch as deft as a pickpocket's.
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Forty-five percent of respondents said they approve of the Black Lives Matter movement, while 42 percent said they do not.
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Forty-five percent of US CFOs polled by Duke said their top concern is the ability to hire and retain qualified employees.
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Forty-five percent of black women reported that they were obese, compared with 20053% of Hispanic women and 27.2% of white women.
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Forty-five years after its war for independence, it is time for Bangladesh to once again choose who it wants to be.
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Forty-five boxes of bananas had been donated to the department "due to already being ripe" from a business in Freeport, Texas.
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Forty-five percent say the bill would have no effect on economic growth, while 38 percent say it would improve growth somewhat.
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Forty-five percent say the bill would have no effect on economic growth, while 38 percent say it would improve growth somewhat.
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Forty-five minutes later, he started to experience a tingling sensation, the beginnings of an acid trip, that would last nine hours.
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James Comey, many are saying, has staunchly resisted the politicization of the FBI, just as Mark Felt did forty-five years ago.
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He turned forty-five last week and frets about his weight, but to a less professional eye he still looks pretty lean.
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Forty-five percent said they have a favorable opinion of the Tallahassee mayor, while 41 percent reported a favorable view of DeSantis.
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Forty-five percent of millennials think they earn less than their peers, according to a new survey by Insider and Morning Consult.
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She has two hundred and seventy students, each of whom she is legally required to spend forty-five minutes a day with.
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" Forty-five percent of respondents said that Kavanaugh's confirmation was a "bad thing," while 35 percent said it was a "good thing.
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Forty-five percent of voters in a February 2011 poll from NBC and the Journal said they would vote for Obama's reelection.
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Forty-five of the 50 United States have official mansions, which governors can live in rent-free while they are in office.
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Forty-five years later, after she died, the women in my family fought like cats and dogs to get near her clothing.
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Forty-five percent of the survey respondents thought that patients on active surveillance always wound up receiving radiation or therapy later on.
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Forty-five children died of abuse the previous year, according to a report at the time by Raleigh's The News and Observer.
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It took the Big Book forty-five minutes to make it down to Hollywood from Calabasas, riding shotgun in a Honda Accord.
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The outcome was a huge bailout, and the nationalization of R.B.S., with costs to the British taxpayer of forty-five billion pounds.
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Mr. Isaacs recently worked with the Texas-based fashion boutique Forty Five Ten as it looked for its first New York space.
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Forty-five percent of Iowa caucus-goers say it is their No. 1 concern, according to the Monmouth poll released this week.
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Forty-five books currently sit on my office desk, and they all share a key piece of advice: how to get rich.
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Now I was on my way to River Oaks, an addiction-treatment center, where I would spend the next forty-five days.
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Their task, after all, is a perilous one: to make safe a strand of coastline, where forty-five thousand mines lie buried.
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We spoke, by telephone, every other Saturday for about forty-five minutes, with Rita listening in and filling in blanks as needed.
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Tedeschi, forty-five, blond, with a mischievous grin, was in jeans, peacoat, and prescription Ray-Bans—looks like Boston, sings like Memphis.
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Forty-five percent back that measure after last weekend's attack, versus 2628 percent who supported it at the start of the month.
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Forty-five percent said that they should be a lot tighter, while another 22019 percent said the policies should be somewhat stricter.
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Forty-five years after Watergate, 20 years after Bill Clinton's shame, the mechanism of impeachment is again grinding into life in Washington.
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Most of them were meant to defray his political expenses, including forty-five thousand dollars to attend Obama campaign events in 2008.
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Forty-five percent of us sometimes or often stay in touch by text; a third use email and 27 percent use Facebook.
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Forty-five years later, this moment resonates as the sort of iconic public disaster that could make a mockery of a political career.
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Forty-five seconds later he kissed me on my cheek and 25 years later I'm still trying to figure out what's more disturbing.
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As far as the platforms go, Facebook still dominates: Forty-five percent of all American adults say they get some news from Facebook.
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The standard forty-five on the rear side, this carries the fighter off line but also serves to lengthen the opponent's left hand.
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I'll stand there with steaming hot water coming down for thirty minutes, forty-five minutes, just thinking out ideas and working on plot.
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Forty-five percent of the total Millionaire Survey audience does not have a child or grandchild in college or close to attending college.
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Forty-five-year-old Wilson, born in 1973, plays a character who, according to the story's timeline, can be no older than 33.
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Forty-five percent of suburban women believe Ford and 28 percent Kavanaugh; 10 percent of Trump voters believe Ford and 62 percent Kavanaugh.
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The S&P 500 index showed forty five 52-week highs and three lows, while the Nasdaq recorded 93 highs and 35 lows.
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Forty-five states and the District of Columbia have seen unemployment rates fall, including most of the states hit hardest by the recession.
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Forty-five members of the news media have died in the line of duty this year, according to the Committee to Protect Journalists.
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Forty-five percent of millennials think they make less money than their peers, according to a new survey by Insider and Morning Consult.
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It won't bring you back to life, and I won't really die, I'll just diffuse into a mist for, like, forty-five minutes.
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Forty-five percent of those polled view the healthcare legislation as a good idea, while 22019 percent think it is a bad idea.
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It took them forty-five minutes to clean the place, at which point, exhausted, they dropped into bed and switched off the lights.
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Forty-five percent of registered voters in the March 2023-19 survey said they approved of how Trump is conducting his official duties.
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Brazil already had the world's highest levels of lethal violence against L.G.B.T.Q. people, with four hundred and forty-five murders reported in 2017.
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We'll have a two-hour practice and we'll get to an hour-forty-five and realize we haven't even gotten to offense yet.
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Instead, now, at age forty-five trying to fashion a second career, I am like a pigeon who aspires to be a pterodactyl.
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Forty-five states have shut down all schools, and bars and restaurants have also closed in many areas as governments ban group gatherings.
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Forty-five trade groups, including the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, urged President Trump not to move forward with sweeping tariffs on Chinese goods.
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About a hundred people had paid forty-five dollars each to attend the event, which took place in a Fort Worth convention center.
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" She added, "We've found it in forty-five out of fifty-five college players, and six out of twenty-six high-school players.
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When it arrived in March, Forty Five Ten promised to remake the city's retail landscape; its Dallas locations are imaginative without feeling unapproachable.
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Dover Street, Totokaelo, Forty Five Ten, the Webster — they draw fundamentally from the same playbook, the same stratosphere of brands, the same ideology.
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Forty-five percent of likely voters approve of the job the president is doing, versus 46 percent who disapprove, according to the survey.
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Forty-five people were rescued from the building and are now recovering at various government hospitals in the city, the health commissioner said.
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So after high school he didn't go to the local community college; he went to Marshall University, in Huntington, forty-five miles away.
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Forty-five percent of people believed the Republican healthcare plan would increase their personal costs, while only 21% thought it would decrease costs.
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Forty-five teams will compete over the two-day biennial Union Cup, with more than 1,500 players participating from 15 countries across Europe.
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The two engaged in an earnest and even jovial hour and forty five minute conversation about issues like democracy, privacy, surveillance, misinformation, and more.
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To celebrate Hillary Clinton's historic nomination, her campaign unveiled the Forty-Five Pin Project—45 campaign buttons by notable, contemporary artists and graphic designers.
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Forty-five people across California, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Massachusetts, Michigan, Missouri, New York, North Dakota, Pennsylvania, South Carolina and Wisconsin have been infected.
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Forty-five minutes later, Mr. Sandoval formally nominated the site to be part of an opportunity zone, email records, including documents from Nevada, show.
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During a forty-five-day period in 2019 in the sanctuary county of Montgomery, Maryland, nine illegal immigrants were charged with multiple sexual assaults.
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Forty-five percent of tobacco and vape shops sold e-cigarettes and vaping supplies to researchers posing as underage shoppers, the analysis also found.
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Forty-five people were hospitalized following the violence in Yuen Long, with one person in critical condition, according to Hong Kong's Information Services Department.
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Forty-five years later, we are back to same questions of intelligence gathering, FBI investigations, dark money and loyalty to people rather than country.
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These shadows are digital trails of acrylic paint, each with its own harlequin pattern, and are titled "Eight Thirty and Eight forty Five" (2016).
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In Keychange's own words: Forty-five music festivals globally have already committed to participate for 2018 under the Keychange banner, which is pretty amazing.
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Forty-five percent of those polled said they believe Trump's policies have improved the economy, while another 45 percent said they've worsened the economy.
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"NOT A NORMAL CONFRONTATION" Forty-five people were injured in the violence at the station, with one in critical condition, according to hospital authorities.
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Forty-five percent of those surveyed also said they'd support a U.S. president declaring global warming a national emergency if Congress doesn't take action.
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The country's previous President, Ricardo Martinelli, was accused of spying on influential citizens and embezzling forty-five million dollars from a school-lunch program.
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Marta, my studio assistant, can do the flower part in fifteen minutes; it takes me forty-five minutes for the leaves, which is insane.
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In addition to our clothing, we will also be surrendering our phones, so between eight-forty-five and eleven o'clock we will be unreachable.
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I barely heard her, slumped in my chair and suddenly aware of how hard I had been concentrating for the past forty-five minutes.
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"People do it all in one hike—it takes them six months—but they're all, like, twenty-two," Jay, who is forty-five, explained.
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Gold and silver were reinstated as money, the company was dissolved, and Law was fired, after a hundred and forty-five days in office.
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Forty-five percent say changes in tax policy will help their businesses, and 44 percent say changes in government regulations will help their businesses.
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Forty-five percent of Americans in a new CNBC poll disapprove of Congress impeaching Trump, while 44 percent approve and 11 percent are unsure.
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Forty-five percent of people said they don't believe allowing transgender people to serve has made much of a difference in the military's effectiveness.
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About forty five percent were amenable to using Amazon their primary bank account, while 49.6 percent would use a savings account created by Amazon.
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Forty-five-year-old Sofia (who asked to be identified by her first name only) lives with two of her children in a shelter.
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Forty-five states and the District of Columbia consider applications within 24 hours by linking them to electronic sources, such as quarterly wage data.
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" He went on, "I already had forty-five minutes of crying, so it was sort of like saying, You know what would be funny?
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Forty-five minutes earlier, the largest earthquake Sakai had ever felt shook the port city of Kesennuma in northeast Japan like a rag doll.
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Forty-five senators including Gillibrand and Collins (the lone Republican) sent a letter to Mattis in July asking him not to kick out transgender troops.
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Requests for evidence that a petitioner is qualified to fill an existing job in a specialty position increased forty five percent last year, Reuters reported.
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"Two hours, forty-five minutes into the makeup, you start sort of seeing the spirit, at least, of Winston looking back at you," Oldman said.
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Forty-five companies challenged my request for their applications through in-house lawyers as well as law firms with expertise in challenging public records requests.
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Forty-five leading defense experts, think tank leaders and advocacy group officials are calling on Congress to allow the Pentagon to close excess military bases.
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Forty-five minutes and 11 Beyonce songs later, I headed back to the locker room and realized, as ever, that I was a total idiot.
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Traditionally, you needed decades in coding or engineering to launch a successful startup: William Shockley was forty-five when he established Fairchild Semiconductor, in 1955.
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A recent A.A.R.P. study revealed that sixty-four per cent of Americans between forty-five and sixty had seen or experienced age discrimination at work.
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Forty-five percent of voters said they agreed with Trump, the Republican nominee, that the email scandal is worse than Watergate, according to the poll.
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Forty-five percent of millennials and 41% of Gen Xers say their personal retirement savings accounts will be their largest source of income in retirement.
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Forty-five percent said they would consider a candidate's stance on abortion, but would not base their votes on it, according to the CNN poll.
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Forty-five percent of those questioned said tech companies are fair to people with conservative views, while 43 percent said they are biased against conservatives.
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Forty-five percent of respondents in the latest Reuters/Ipsos poll released Thursday said Trump should be impeached, while 42 percent said he should not.
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That's because it was not a star but an asteroid, and it was headed directly for Earth at about forty-five thousand miles an hour.
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In December, 2016, he was banned from Twitch for forty-five days, after revealing a girl's phone number to his followers, who started calling her.
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Two hundred and forty-five years ago, a young Alexander Hamilton made his way from the Caribbean to New York to start a new life.
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Forty-five percent played multiple sports up to age 16, and there were no early specializers among those who played football, lacrosse or field hockey.
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During the last decade, the number of women-owned businesses has increased by forty-five percent and added more than 85033,000 jobs to our economy.
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Hikmat's invoices kept climbing, reaching $20113 million in May; by the end of the year, he had billed TOIFOR more than forty-five million dollars.
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Forty-five percent of Americans say the 2018 midterm elections were a "clear win" for the Democratic Party, according to a new American Barometer poll.
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Forty-five percent of those surveyed acknowledged substituting cannabis for alcohol and 220006 percent of respondents said that they used marijuana in place of tobacco.
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Forty-five minutes into this particular wait, the door opened and I learned that the managers had offered Michael a job as an inventory clerk.
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"Some poor schmuck has their nose stuck in here for forty-five minutes," Brown said, indicating a plastic nose mold that protruded from the machine.
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Forty-five percent of respondents who are aware of the tax plan back it — a decrease from the 48 percent who supported it last week.
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Forty-five percent of China's natural gas will need to be imported, and the U.S. is expected to supply a vast amount of that need.
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Democratic voters under the age of forty-five prefer Sanders by a margin of about two to one, according to a new Times /CBS poll.
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Forty-five percent of respondents who are aware of the tax plan back it -- a decrease from the 48 percent who supported it last week.
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Forty-five minutes after the initial alert was sent, Hawaii's office of Emergency Management sent another message saying the previous alert was a false alarm.
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Forty-five companies have received exemptions from the Affordable Care Act's birth control mandate, new public documents show, and most of them aren't religious nonprofits.
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Forty-five chief executives and chairmen from the UK's hospital, ambulance, mental health and community trusts reported their thoughts on the impact of a potential Brexit.
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Forty-five minutes later, faith delivered for the couple, as they safely emerged from hiding, finding a bloody scene and a vast collection of first responders.
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Then they had a press conference, forty five minutes taking questions from US and Russian reporters Reporter: President Clinton and I could follow up as well.
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Forty-five seconds of silence," Jonas recounted to Vogue, telling Chopra, "I'm going to put this ring on your finger now unless you have any objections.
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Forty-five percent of the respondents said "defending against cyberattacks" was their single biggest risk in the next 12 months, making it their No. 1 worry.
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Forty-five percent back Clinton in that scenario, followed by 36 percent who pick Trump, 14 percent selecting someone else and 5 percent who remain undecided.
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However, as we've now seen on more than half a dozen occasions in tracking polls, those supporters cap out around forty-five percent of the electorate.
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Passed the border between Great Basin and the Unified Plains States some seventy miles back, forty-five minutes ago according to Tablet in the glasshield mount.
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"He was not allowed to bring a single piece of paper, and he was allowed to speak with Nestora for only forty-five minutes," Ávila said.
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Forty-five percent of those surveyed said their taxes are too high, the lowest level since 220006, while 2202 percent said their taxes are about right.
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Hadid said one detective insisted that if a person was looking forty-five degrees to the left he was lying about the details of his life.
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He now has a hundred and forty-five thousand YouTube subscribers—more than NPR, fewer than TMZ—and he uploads at least one video a day.
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Almost half — forty-five percent — of voters in the South said they approved of Trump, marking a 28500-point decrease from the July 6900-2628 poll.
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Some answer every challenge with a recitation of the First Amendment, as if its forty-five words were a magic spell that could settle any debate.
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Forty-five percent of registered voters surveyed said that they approve of the job Trump is doing in office, in line with the poll in January.
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Though it weighed only nine pounds, it could curl forty-five, and its fingers could apply about half that pressure to anything caught in their grip.
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Later, Cohn met separately with Athena's board of directors and presented a forty-five-page critique of Bush's leadership, much of it centered on his behavior.
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Forty-five percent of respondents to a SurveyMonkey Audience poll conducted Wednesday and Thursday said they believed that the House of Representatives should impeach the president.
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Frye weighed in at two hundred and fourteen pounds, heavier than his Octagon debut, but Coleman was two hundred and forty five pounds of wrestling machine.
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Forty-five-year-old women need a version of "the talk," because our bodies are changing in ways that are both really weird and really uncomfortable.
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"At one point, I asked myself if I would be O.K. waitressing at forty-five as long as I got to do acting," Wu told me.
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Crip Camp is not inspiration porn, but it is inspirational for all the ground it manages to cover in a short hour and forty-five minutes.
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Forty-five minutes later, the twins were born by cesarean section, first Kaleb at 3 pounds 6 ounces and then Kylynn at 2 pounds 12 ounces.
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In Dallas, Forty Five Ten opened a 28,225-square-foot emporium, and Milan's destination store, 257 Corso Como, plans to open an outpost in New York.
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Forty-five percent of black voters in South Carolina, the first primary state where African Americans make up a large percentage of the electorate, back Biden.
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Forty-five families living in a separate slum near the Sardar Patel Stadium were supplied with eviction notices in advance of Trump's visit, The Guardian reported.
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Forty-five percent of GenZ consumers said it was to make deposits, followed by paying bills (252%) and to get face-to-face customer service (242%).
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Spin through the first New York City Neiman Marcus or its kookier neighbor, Forty Five Ten, a fellow Dallas retailer with outposts in Miami; Aspen, Colo.
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Forty-five minutes later came another reply, this one from an Army lieutenant colonel who was the chief of the signals intelligence directorate's strategic communications team.
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Forty-five crates full of looted artifacts were found in Geneva Freeport and are believed to have belonged to the disgraced British antiquities dealer Robin Symes.
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Forty-five percent of teens say they're online almost constantly (both on smartphones and computers) compared with just 24 percent who said the same thing in 2015.
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I'd taken a hash oil capsule around forty-five minutes before I was due to stop for lunch, so I could enjoy the high on my break.
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Forty-five years after the drug war was declared by President Richard Nixon, the United States leads the world in both recreational drug usage and incarceration rates.
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Forty-five seconds later, a suspect wearing explosives detonated them while surrounded by police in an adjacent park, Deputy Prime Minister Numan Kurtulmus told a news conference.
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Forty-five percent think a mandate requiring Americans to purchase health insurance should remain in place, while 50 percent want it eliminated and 5 percent are unsure.
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"He was remarkably fit — flat stomach, toned arms — for a forty-five year old man," Alford writes, and details how the two exchanged pleasantries while treading water.
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Except the second time he did it, he stepped slightly deeper on a forty-five degree angle and punted Silva's back leg out for the TKO victory.
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Forty-five percent of rank-and-file Republicans, for example, say the rich pay too little in taxes — a position held by zero percent of House Republicans.
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" Or perhaps Jim Lampley's overflowing of emotions as his friend George Foreman reclaimed the heavyweight title in one punch at the age of forty-five: "It happened!
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The most recent figures from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention suggest that a hundred and forty-five Americans now die every day from opioid overdoses.
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Forty-five percent of voters said news coverage of Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation hearings was biased against him, according to a new American Barometer survey.
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It didn't occur to me until the end of the year that I had a forty-five-hundred-dollar income and a tax bill for nine thousand.
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Forty-five percent of voters said they would be less likely to vote for a Senate candidate who supports Trump, while just 26 percent say the opposite.
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The one we were expecting carries around thirty pounds up to a dozen miles from its base, at a top speed of forty-five miles an hour.
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Forty-five percent of those tax cuts will go to the top 245 percent of earners, and 2000 percent of the benefits to the top 22 percent.
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After putting on hairnets and butcher coats, we walked into a vast, refrigerated factory that is kept at forty-five degrees in order to prevent bacterial growth.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Forty-five years after its founding, long-standing community arts space Self Help Graphics & Art has finally found a permanent home.
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Forty-five Palestinian children from the West Bank, including East Jerusalem, have been killed since October 85033, 2015, all except one at the hands of Israeli forces.
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At two hours and forty five minutes, it's also an impossibly long quest towards a mostly unsatisfying conclusion, punctuated with flashbacks that feel disconnected from the original.
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This book is about the relentless curiosity that has driven Iger for forty-five years, since the day he started as the lowliest studio grunt at ABC.
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Forty-five years ago, the United Nations declared World Development Information Day to draw attention to development problems and the need for international cooperation to solve them.
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In some places, the transformation has been extreme: in the Gothic Quarter, the resident population has declined by forty-five per cent in the past dozen years.
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Forty-five percent of Americans now say the law was a good idea, the highest percentage since the NBC/WSJ poll began asking the question in April 2009.
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A slim, fit man of forty-five, Capriles was dressed in green running gear and sneakers, and he wore a baseball cap embossed with a "V," for Venezuela.
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According to this data, during the next two and a half months emergency medical personnel responded to a hundred and forty-five overdoses, eighteen of which were fatal.
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Forty five percent of Americans told Gallup pollsters that Mexico is a "friend" to the U.S., while another 2202 percent used the term "ally" to describe the country.
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Forty-five bodies arrived in the southern Italian port of Reggio Calabria on Sunday aboard an Italian navy ship, which picked up 135 survivors from the same incident.
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Dawn Chapman and her Just Moms co-founder, Karen Nickel, were impressed when Kelly visited Missouri in June and had a forty-five-minute listening session with residents.
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On June 19 and June 27, even novices will have a chance to get into the swing on Pier Forty-five, off Christopher Street, in Hudson River Park.
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The wind farm will have forty-five wind turbines producing 13 terawatt hours of electricity per year from 2026, equivalent to the consumption of around 500,000 French households.
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Forty-five percent of adults ages 20 to 39 ate fast food, while only 24 percent of adults over 60 had fast food as a meal or snack.
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Forty-five games into their season, the Spurs have won more games (and a greater percentage of their games) than any team save for the Golden State Warriors.
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Forty-five percent of Republicans without a college degree said there was virtually nothing Trump could do to lose their support, compared with 35% of college-educated Republicans.
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All 50 states currently require children to be vaccinated for school attendance unless they qualify for a medical exemption; forty-five of those states also allow religious exemptions.
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" Forty-five years ago today, an escaped convict burst into a busy bank in Stockholm, fired at the ceiling and shouted in English, "The party has just begun!
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Co-chaired by Kristen Cole of luxury boutique Forty Five Ten and artists Maia Ruth Lee and Liza Lou, it featured a family-style menu and champagne towers.
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It feels both looser and beefier than the 1991 movie, running forty-five minutes longer and lacking its compacted delights, and Condon cannot lay a paw on Cocteau.
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This July, a German organization helped put together an unofficial two-day "dialogue" between the Taliban negotiators in Doha and forty-five Afghans from various sectors of society.
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By the time six-forty-five arrived and the light turned green, an event they greeted with a cheer, their official release came as a relief to everyone.
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Forty-five U.S. trade associations representing some of the largest companies in the country are urging President Donald Trump not to impose steel and aluminum tariffs against China.
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Forty-five percent of Missouri likely voters approve of the job Trump is doing as president, while 46 percent disapprove, according to a recent NBC News/Marist poll.
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Forty-five percent say Trump will be worse than Obama, and 34 percent say he will be better and 15 percent think he will be about the same.
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Jagu, the fourth-born of my father's siblings, came to live with us in Delhi in 1975, when I was five years old and he was forty-five.
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Stettheimer was already forty-five years old when she completed Self-Portrait, an age when women were (and still are) considered well past their prime of youthful beauty.
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A medical test conducted on Amy's body found her blood contained over forty five times higher the concentration of scopolamine than would be after a normal, therapeutic dose.
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At the top are esteemed editors and influencers, who don't need additional exposure, like Taylor Tomasi Hill of Dallas retailer Forty Five Ten, or Sarah Rutson of Dutch LLC.
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Wise was en route to the facility when he stopped for gas just outside Grapevine, an unincorporated village about an hour and forty-five minutes north of Los Angeles.
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Over the course of two hours and forty-five minutes, including intermission, song genres change on a dime, and the music explores extreme contrasts in volume and lyrical density.
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Forty-five percent of Clinton's backers say in the new poll that they are paying close attention to the race, compared to more than 2628 in 28503 Trump supporters.
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Forty-five percent of Uber users knew something about the Department of Justice's investigation into Uber over Greyball, its program used to track regulators using Uber and skirt regulations.
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Sicherman, who is forty-five and had her dark hair pulled back in a ponytail, said that finding the artifacts has helped the students understand their place in history.
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Forty-five percent give a favorable rating to the Republican Party in a new poll by Gallup, the highest number hit by the GOP in the poll since 6900.
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Forty-five years ago, the United States ended conscription and embarked on the experiment of the all-volunteer force, meaning that no military personnel would be forced to serve.
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The front leg snap kick could also be brought up on a forty five degree angle to the liver in what is called sankaku-geri or the triangle kick.
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I am embarrassed to admit how much these forty-five minutes affected me, desperate to just go back to the wandering patch of daisies I had been minutes earlier.
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Forty-five percent of students who scored high enough on the fifth-grade tests to apply to Hunter last year were Asian and 31 percent were white, Hunter said.
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Such is the case of the forty-five-hundred-year-old tree that clings to life near the tourist path that now runs through the Ancient Bristlecone Pine Forest.
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One day, I drove to a dilapidated apartment building across the street from a strip mall to visit a forty-five-year-old call-center worker I'll call Tomás.
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Forty-five senators, including one Republican, are urging Defense Secretary James Mattis to advise President Trump against implementing a ban on transgender troops he announced this week on Twitter.
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Forty-five percent of Republicans in the Economist–YouGov poll said courts should be able to shut down media outlets, while 22019 percent of Republicans are opposed the idea.
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Forty-five minutes of jabs and crosses later, and a recent viewing of "Creed," made me feel as if I was well on my way to a new obsession.
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He proceeds to own the stage for the next three minutes and forty-five seconds, leaving the other heavyweights there to just hold the rhythm and bask in his talent.
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Forty-five minutes into Revolver, the characters start having long, drawn-out discussions on the human id and self-worth and how ego can screw with everything in your life.
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In person, Salgado, who is forty-five, has dark bangs that sweep over a cherubic face with kohl-rimmed eyes; she has a cheery disposition and a deceptively guileless manner.
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Amazon currently collects and remits sales taxes for sales made directly by Amazon, as opposed to its third-party sellers, to all forty-five states with a statewide sales tax.
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Forty-five percent of Americans, some 114 million adults, expect to spend cash on flights and/or hotels over the holidays, shelling out an average $1,21 in total, Nerdwallet found.
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Forty-five years on, she is traveling again, this time to Geneva, to attend from Sunday a gathering of signatories to the first global pact to rein in mercury pollution.
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It was a hundred and forty-five people, at Our Lady Queen of Peace in Staten Island, and we had the reception at the Palace, in Somerset Park, New Jersey.
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TV7 (above the spin bikes), "The News, but Pink for Some Reason" ( NEWS ): No, you're not about to faint, you've only been pedalling on this thing for forty-five seconds.
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Forty-five percent of Americans said they approve of President Trump's job in office less than one week out from the midterm elections, according to a new American Barometer survey.
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Forty-five years ago, the American engineer Martin Cooper stood on a sidewalk in midtown Manhattan and changed the world: he made the first public call on a cell phone.
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Forty-five eager finalists from around the world were there, drinking room-temperature rosé and mingling with the buyers, merchandisers and journalists who might anoint them the next Rebecca Minkoff.
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Forty-five states have shut down all schools, and bars and restaurants have also closed in many areas as governments ban group gatherings and instruct people to mostly stay indoors.
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Only at one hundred and forty five pounds can a fighter go from being considered perhaps the best lightweight to ever compete to an also ran in a few months.
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So at the very least (grower to distributor, distributor to testing lab, testing lab to dispensary), you're talking about adding forty-five percent on to the cost of the product.
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Forty-five percent reported taking a 16-to-30-minute lunch break, while 25 percent take 31 to 60 minutes, and a measly 2 percent take more than an hour.
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According to documents filed in U.S. District Court in Manhattan, the Minister for the Economy, Zafer Çağlayan, accepted more than forty-five million dollars in cash, gems, and luxury goods.
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You set it for, say, six-forty-five, at which time the light changes from red to green—the signal that it's O.K. to get up and make a racket.
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Its debates, which last for an hour and forty-five minutes, are moderated by ABC News's John Donvan, broadcast on public radio, available as a podcast, and archived on YouTube.
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Inabnet and his team spent the first forty-five minutes of Roberts's surgery meticulously removing the adhesions of his old gastric band from his liver, abdominal wall, and small intestine.
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Hacker, who has taught at Queens College for almost forty-five years, considered some of the arguments put forward by the math lobby—for example, that math sharpens the mind.
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"The public only gets a minute-forty-five, while lobbyists can throw a gala at the Marriott with whiskey and wine and talk for hours to the delegates," she said.
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What's helped guide them there is curated specialty boutiques like Charlotte's Capitol and Dallas's Forty Five Ten — at the former, high-waisted silk printed taffeta skirts are flying off the shelves.
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Where to watch: NetflixSynopsis: In the dystopian near-future of Yorgos Lanthimos' "The Lobster," single people who do not find a romantic partner in forty-five days are turned into animals.
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The historian Lois Banner has calculated that forty-five Ph.D.s in anthropology were awarded in the United States between 21987 and 21952, and that nineteen of the recipients studied under Boas.
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Forty-five states now include personal finance education in their curriculum standards for kindergarten through 123 grades, although only 37 states require those standards to be implemented by local school districts.
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In 1978, poor blacks aged twelve and over were only marginally more likely than affluent blacks to be violent crime victims — around forty-five and thirty-eight per 1000 individuals respectively.
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The attendance and ratings are usually lighter for a midweek day game early in the season, and the hour and forty-five minute rain delay on Wednesday most likely didn't help.
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PHNOM PENH (Reuters) - Forty-five countries called on Cambodia on Wednesday to reinstate the main opposition party, release its jailed leader and ensure a July general election is free and fair.
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Shortly before the I.P.C.C. report was published, Hurricane Michael, the strongest hurricane ever to hit the Florida Panhandle, inflicted thirty billion dollars' worth of material damage and killed forty-five people.
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After forty-five years of making decisions about public policy, one of the things I enjoy most about retirement is that I can duck the few that I find particularly tough.
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The subways slowed down markedly in 1995, after a J train plowed into the back of an M train on the Williamsburg Bridge, killing the operator and injuring forty-five passengers.
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Forty-five percent of those surveyed said they planned to vote to express a negative opinion of the president, while 2628 percent said their vote would be in support of Trump.
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Virgin Galactic passengers will spend about ninety minutes in the air; for most of that time, the craft will be coupled to WhiteKnightTwo as it climbs to forty-five thousand feet.
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The other day, Elias, who is forty-five and sparky with red hair and a boxer's build, sat at a desk in his Hollywood Hills home, contemplating his own uncertain path.
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Forty-five percent of respondents said that race relations in the U.S. are worsening, while 6900 percent of respondents said that too little attention is paid to race and racial issues.
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As traditionally taught, the variation comes from the angle of the knee; straight up: front kick, turned all the way over: round kick, on a forty-five degree slant: triangle kick.
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"If you have some carrots and onion and celery, you can roast that off, add some water, bring that to a boil, let that cook for forty five minutes," she says.
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Forty-five percent said they would have more confidence in the presumptive GOP presidential nominee if a similar situation to the Orlando mass shooting were to happen a year from now.
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Forty-five percent of respondents said that United States power and influence posed the leading international threat to China, an increase over the 39 percent who felt that way in 2013.
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Law and Justice had won its largest-ever share of the vote, more than forty-five per cent, a lead of nearly seven points over its centrist rival, the European Coalition.
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Forty-five years ago, the kidnapping of the 16-year-old Paul (as he was known) in Rome, and the subsequent $17 million ransom demand, made headlines all over the world.
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Forty-five of the sixty people who attended a choir rehearsal in Washington State earlier this month were diagnosed or are suspected of having COVID-19, the Los Angeles Times reported.
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He expects to remain for forty-five days, and, like the other guests—all of whom, male and female, are unattached—he must use the time to procure a suitable mate.
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In her forty-five-year movie career, Isabelle Huppert has played classical and modern heroines, intellectuals and workers, for directors including Michael Haneke, Michael Cimino, Claire Denis, and Hong Sang-soo.
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This started him off on a lifelong hobby, resulting in his amassing tens of thousands of sports cards by the time I met him, in 22012, when he was forty-five.
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Forty-five percent of Republicans in one poll supported Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's suggestion to tax income over $10 million at 70 percent; among all American adults, 59 percent supported that.
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Forty-five percent of likely voters supported former Secretary of State Clinton, 33 percent supported Trump, the wealthy businessman, and the remainder supported neither, according to the July 1863-15 online poll.
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Forty-five percent of all respondents believe that Trump's meetings with CEOs and business leaders are political theater and will not lead to policy changes that diverge from the administration's ultimate agenda.
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But while a forty-five minute shower might be great for your mind—if not your skin—it also wastes about 225 gallons of water, or five gallons of water per minute.
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Forty-five percent of voters approve of the job Trump is doing for the second consecutive week, up from a low of 41 percent during Trump's first overseas trip earlier this month.
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Forty-five percent of Republicans said their taxes are too high in the new survey, compared to 28500 percent who said so last year and 6900 percent who said so in 2628.
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The Pouncer, a hundred-and-forty-five-pound edible glider, with a ten-foot wingspan, is designed to be released from a cargo plane as far as sixty miles from its target.
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Forty-five percent of respondents in an online Hill-HarrisX poll released Thursday said the Trump administration has negatively impacted the environment, while 33 percent said it has had a positive impact.
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Forty-five percent of voters were in favor of a so-called Brexit against 44 percent who believe Britain should remain in the 28-member bloc, not counting undecided voters, ICM said.
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Forty-five percent, a plurality, said that the tax issue made them more likely to vote for a Democrat, while just 39 percent said it made them more likely to vote Republican.
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Forty-five percent of users said they used WeChat Pay because they didn't carry cash, with around 60 and 55 percent saying they used it because it was "fast" and "easy" respectively.
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And being a well trained boxer, Holloway rarely takes two steps back, instead it is a short retreat and an angle out to forty-five degrees looking for the right hand counter.
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Here's her dispatch: Forty-five minutes before a helicopter crashed in Manhattan, I stepped into the office of John Miller, the Police Department's deputy commissioner of intelligence and counterterrorism, at Police Headquarters.
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Forty-five Senate Democrats and five Senate Republicans voted against it, with the Democrats saying that the bill needs a DACA fix and the Republicans citing varying reasons, including, for some, DACA.
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In a co-written paper, he reported that forty-five per cent of the zoos had said they were euthanizing healthy animals; in this cohort, seventy-nine per cent were culling mammals.
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Conferring with the first and second assistant directors, he reviewed a forty-five-second laugh from the previous week, provoked by a character throwing salt over her shoulder into a baby's bassinet.
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Forty-five percent said the investigations into Trump's actions should end with no action, 41 percent said they should end in impeachment and 14 percent said Trump should be censured by Congress.
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Oswaldo Martín said that the services "lowball" translators—they offered him forty-five cents a minute for highly skilled work—but pay that is low in Oakland is high in Todos Santos.
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Jesse Warren, Southampton's youngest-ever mayor, at thirty-seven, had no such impulse in June, as he watched the ballot count that gave him a victory, by forty-five votes, over the incumbent.
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Forty-five minutes into the flight, Leeds said, Trump allegedly moved the armrest separating their seats and began to touch her — grabbing her breasts and attempting to put his hand up her skirt.
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Forty-five percent of Americans say they hope the U.S. will elect a female president in their lifetime, which marks a 7 percent increase since 2014, when 38 percent agreed with the statement.
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The companies that own them had made clear that they were going to need water deeper than the prevailing thirty-five-to-forty-five-foot minimum average in key areas of the harbor.
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So one hundred and forty five pounds is stacked with women who look too small to be there and just don't have the athleticism, technique, strength or experience that Cyborg has in spades.
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In a hundred-and-twenty-five-thousand-square-foot factory in the town of Hatfield, Pennsylvania, forty-five minutes north of Philadelphia, dozens of giant, automated industrial presses loom over a cement landscape.
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According to some analyses, a forty-five-per-cent reduction in the leakage of plastic from land to sea is possible by improving waste management in China, Indonesia, the Philippines, Thailand, and Vietnam.
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In the opening credits, the writers are called "the real heroes here" and that is 100% true — they ended with an hour-and-forty-five minutes of nearly endless verbal and visual quips.
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Forty-five percent of PTSD patients received evidence-based psychotherapy and, of the people with depression who got therapy, 30 percent received cognitive behavioral therapy, which is shown to be effective for depression.
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In 2016, Hillary Clinton lost there to Trump by forty-five points; in 2018, a non-Presidential election year, Abrams lost it to Kemp by a similar margin, though the Latino turnout increased.
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It has been estimated that forty-five million people in the United States hold educational debt totalling roughly $1.5 trillion—more than what Americans owe on their credit cards and auto loans combined.
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"People generally don't get to direct, like, Chekhov or Tennessee Williams until they're forty-five—there was some adage I heard that you have to have gray hair to direct," he told me.
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Forty-five percent of respondents said they'd pick Trump to be president over Obama, while 44 percent said they'd prefer a third term for the current president, the Morning Consult/Politico poll found.
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According to the Federal Emergency Management Agency, there are now more than 10,000 federal officials on the ground on the island, and forty-five percent of customers now have access to drinking water.
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Forty-five percent of voters say Melenchon's party is Macron's strongest opponent, more than twice the figure for the Republicans or the far-right National Front, an Ifop-Fiducial poll showed on Tuesday.
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At forty-five, abandoned by his wife, Moose is a sweetly conscientious single parent, worried that he'll never be able to persuade his daughter, now in her gap year, to apply to university.
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Forty-five percent of Americans say they have an unfavorable view of the law, compared with 28503 percent of Americans with a favorable view, according to an October poll by Kaiser Family Foundation.
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She said that she and her husband, Paul, who is forty-five and used to watch Trump on "The Apprentice," are deeply religious Pentecostal Christians who follow the teachings of Christ's Twelve Apostles.
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Forty-five seconds into flight, mission control simulated a problem with the booster, signaling the crew capsule to detach, fire its own motor, and get the hell outta there as fast as possible.
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We don't know what happened but either way, it's sort of kind of brought to the fore the fact that MBS and Saudi Arabia are not like your typical LPs and though money has been coming into the venture industry for quite a while from these sovereign wealth funds, SoftBank has raised so much from this group, forty five billion dollars, and it's … MBS just last week said he plans to commit another forty five billion dollars to a second Vision Fund.
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Forty-five deaths in Puerto Rico have been blamed on Maria, about 5773 percent of Puerto Rico residents still lack electricity and the government says it hopes to have electricity restored completely by March.
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More than 60 percent of the 23,117 victims rescued were children Forty-five percent of victims were trafficked for the purposes of forced labor and 33 percent for sexual exploitation, according to the data.
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LYON, France (Reuters) - Forty-five people were stranded overnight in cable cars near Europe's highest mountain, Mont Blanc, when a ride between two mountain peaks came to a halt on Thursday, French authorities said.
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She was only fifteen minutes from the apartment, driving at the posted forty-five miles per hour along a wooded, two-lane country road, when she saw a pale flash and felt a bump.
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In the 1976 Presidential election, he carried every state of the former Confederacy except Virginia, winning just forty-five per cent of the white vote, but ninety-five per cent of the black vote.
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Forty-five years ago, for The Atlantic , I wrote "Wings of the Rhinoceros," an account of the campaign against the coconut rhinoceros beetle, an invasive species that was destroying coconut-palm plantations in Micronesia.
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In cases where an officer fires a gun, or where a suspect is seriously injured or killed, the department will make footage public within forty-five days, long before a full investigation is complete.
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Texas's vigorous growth had a rope thrown around it when oil prices, which had climbed to a hundred and forty-five dollars a barrel in 2008, slumped in 2014, ultimately falling below thirty dollars.
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The summer I was eighteen, I visited a parking lot forty-five minutes north of town and got behind the wheel for what I hoped would be the first real rite of my adulthood.
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And the so called 'switch forty-five' is a classic of tournament karate, here shown by young Kyoji Horiguchi: Hell, if you know your opponent is going to move, you can just step forwards.
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Forty-five years from now, an old man, he'll hear this song, for the thousandth time, and recognize in its undertones, a secret melody, that was hidden, that he should have heard all along.
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Raising money from foundations could be humiliating—once, he had to wait forty-five minutes for a program officer to show up, and when she finally arrived she didn't even apologize for being late.
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Forty-five percent of registered voters surveyed in The Economist/YouGov poll released Wednesday said they would vote for a Democrat in their district while 2202 percent said they would vote for a Republican.
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Op-Ed Contributor Forty-five years ago this month, a security guard named Frank Wills noticed some tape over a door lock at the Democratic National Committee headquarters in the Watergate Complex in Washington.
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It is also no fun because it implies the existence of two hours and forty five minutes of commencement prior to that point, and also the existence of some chunk of speech after that.
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For the rest of her life, until she hanged herself in her studio in Zurich, Switzerland, at the age of forty-five, Sekula went in and out psychiatric hospitals, in both America and Switzerland.
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Forty-five percent of women say they won't enter a store if there isn't a discount of 41% or more advertised, according to a report from First Insight, an analytics firm focused on consumer data.
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They've managed to double the fuel efficiency of our cars in the last forty-five years, but we've doubled the number of cars, and the miles they drive, spewing out ever larger clouds of CO2350.
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Forty-five years later, Rufus Wainwright recreated the show note for note in the same building: "Not even Madonna, pop music's ultimate provocateur, has attempted anything so ambitious," Stephen Holden wrote in a 2006 review.
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Forty-five percent were not receiving early stimulation, over half did not regularly take essential medications, and none of the babies had received the eyeglasses necessary to correct the widespread ocular damage that frequently occurs.
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Forty-five percent of registered voters contacted March 18 and 19 said they approved of the president's job performance, suggesting that he has some soft support that could return during a heated general election campaign.
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Forty-five years ago, members of the American Psychiatric Association decided, by a slim 58 percent majority, to remove "homosexuality" from the list of mental disorders in its Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders.
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The Shops at Thirteen Forty Five, set in a 1955 modernist building designed by pioneering desert architect E. Stewart Williams, have something for everyone — vintage and modern furniture, clothing chic and boho, housewares and art.
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Her mother was a Broadway actress, Desirée Lazard who, while appearing in the George M. Cohan musical "Forty-Five Minutes From Broadway" at the New Amsterdam Theater in 1906, met her future husband, Harry Harris.
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I've watched my beautiful rural part of Marin County, California, become hollowed out as techies and foreign investors buy up houses, only to list them on Airbnb for forty-five to fifty weeks a year.
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Around 38 percent of respondents expected 2017 to be a better financial year than 2016, while 14 percent said they would be worse off and forty-five percent said things would be about the same.
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They were taking it in turns, two at a time, to drive the forty-five minutes to the hospital and spend the day with her, although she seemed barely to know that they were present.
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But, as he watched a replay of the new candidate holding forth for forty-five minutes, he noticed something strange: over the decades, Trump appeared to have convinced himself that he had written the book.
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Forty-five former partners of Sedgwick LLP will return nearly $1.6 million to the defunct San Francisco law firm to settle potential claw-back claims over payments made to them before it shuttered its doors.
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Forty-five U.S. trade associations representing some of the largest U.S. companies urged the president on Sunday not to impose tariffs on China, warning it would be "particularly harmful" to the U.S. economy and consumers.
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Forty-five days before the inauguration, Barack Obama and Donald Trump struck a contrast that not only reflected their chalk-and-cheese political styles, but their radically different doctrines for how best to keep America safe.
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Forty-five years after the federal government became obliged, under the Clean Water Act (CWA), to try to make America's main waterways "fishable and swimmable", the Anacostia is, despite the recent progress, in a disgusting state.
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Forty-five percent of 600 employers polled by Willis Towers Watson in June and July said they gave employees access to "centers of excellence"— facilities with preferred medical personnel — for back, knee, cardiac and infertility issues.
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To celebrate its newest store opening, we're sending one lucky winner on a $1,000 shopping spree at Forty Five Ten in Dallas, along with $750 for flights and a two-night stay at The Joule Hotel.
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Forty-five percent of freelancers say they plan to vote for Hillary Clinton, 33 percent say they will vote for Donald Trump, 9 percent say they will vote for Gary Johnson and 12 percent are undecided.
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When I jump rope I am contained lightning, but the monotony of jumping up and down for, say, forty-five minutes to an hour can only become a dance party for one with the right soundtrack.
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Forty five percent of respondents in the survey out Tuesday said they identify as Democrats or lean toward the Democratic Party, compared with 28503 percent who said they identify as Republicans or lean toward the GOP.
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George Church and his Harvard postdocs have culled forty-five promising gene variants, not only from "super centenarians"—humans who've lived to a hundred and ten—but also from yeast, worms, flies, and long-lived animals.
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Forty-five percent of those surveyed said the priority should be simplifying the tax code, followed by 2628 percent who said reform should aim to stimulate jobs and 28500 percent who said it should cut taxes.
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With the brain's metabolism, and thus its oxygen needs, reduced by more than three-quarters, doctors can suspend circulation for as long as forty-five minutes without harm in order to operate on a patient's heart.
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Patrick Leahy, the veteran Democrat from Vermont, said that his decision to seek Franken's resignation without first getting all the facts was "one of the biggest mistakes I've made" in forty-five years in the Senate.
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We've played forty-five minutes of the demo, and it is clear that the team went to painstaking lengths to capture both the personality and verticality of the city that is so core to this hero's story.
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The prominent geneticist George Church and his team at Harvard have identified forty-five gene variants culled from super centenarians as well as yeast, worms, flies and other animals that may be responsible for extra long lives.
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"If we'd been running a videotape the whole time, you were here, and you did a forty-five-second montage of the times I struck this animal, PETA would burn this place to the ground," he said.
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Forty-five seconds later, the Canadiens capitalized when Pacioretty scored his 17th of the season, beating Lehtonen, top shelf and far post with a wrist shot from the right circle, giving Montreal two goals in 1:15.
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Forty-five percent of Americans, some 114 million adults, expect to shell out an average of $1,393 on flights and/or hotels over the holidays, the survey by the personal finance website and The Harris Poll found.
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Russell, a forty-five-year-old with a slight frame and boyish features, was dressed in an olive long-sleeved shirt, thick violet socks, and the kind of yarn bracelets that a sensitive high schooler might wear.
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Case Farms managers said that the lines in Canton run about thirty-five birds a minute, but workers at other Case Farms plants told me that their lines run as fast as forty-five birds a minute.
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Forty-five trade associations representing some of the country's largest companies are urging President Trump to freeze his plan to impose another round of steep tariffs on China after his recent actions on imported steel and aluminum.
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Amid the glacial pace of change in the heavyweight division, where young prospects are often in their mid-thirties, and forty-five year olds are still main event draws, Junior dos Santos is something of an oddity.
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" Forty-five days later at 5:13 in the morning, he called "Reasons to Vote for Democrats: A Comprehensive Guide," by Michael J. Knowles, an American actor and conservative columnist, "a great book for your reading enjoyment.
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Forty-five years later, nonprofit cultural organization Active Cultures — which was founded last year with the mission of celebrating the intersection of food and art — is reimagining Soup & Tart with a roster of contemporary artists and chefs.
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The shadow that is missing from that phrase darkens her memoir; in the course of it, Smith also describes losing her best friend, her brother, her mother, and that husband (at age forty-five, to heart failure).
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Shamsuddin, however, is one of at least forty-five thousand Afghan soldiers and police officers who have been killed in the past five years—a fatality rate comparable to America's at the height of the Vietnam War.
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Last year, in a fourteen-day period in January, Senator Bob Casey, a Pennsylvania Democrat, got a thousand pieces of mail on the subject of education; this year, during that same period, he got forty-five thousand.
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Forty-five U.S. trade associations representing some of the largest companies in the country are urging President Donald Trump not to impose tariffs on China, warning it would be "particularly harmful" to the U.S. economy and consumers.
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Sonny Beaumont, Jr., once Cross River's greatest barber, now looked like a haggard old troll; he was about forty-five years old, and resembled a wrinkled set of intertwined wires covered in the thinnest, baggiest brown flesh.
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Edwin S. Budge Seattle, Washington According to the latest Bureau of Justice Statistics estimate, fifty-six per cent of inmates in state prisons and forty-five per cent of inmates in federal prisons have mental-health disabilities.
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Forty-five minutes of sumo wrestling has caused me five years of back pain, so ... I mean, it's fair to say I would probably not have tweeted some of the things I tweeted, that was probably unwise.
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Nineteen-forty-five, when the dissident doctor and writer Carlo Levi published his memoir of exile here, "Christ Stopped at Eboli," which became a definitive document of the realities of Southern Italy — extreme poverty, famine, disease, widespread malaria.
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He has the patient sit on the examination table, turns his head forty-five degrees to one side with both hands, and then quickly lays him down flat with his head hanging off the end of the table.
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Forty-five states and the District of Columbia now have hate crime laws on their books based on or similar to ADL's model hate crimes statute, whose approach was upheld unanimously by the US Supreme Court in 1993.
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He may not want a grayscale color scheme, skeleton votives for center pieces, or for me to walk down the aisle to the first minute and forty-five seconds of "Welcome to The Black Parade" by My Chemical Romance.
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Although she has only recently come to wide attention, Abrams, a forty-five-year-old tax attorney, romance novelist, and former state representative, has been working on electoral reform—particularly on voter registration—in Georgia for some fifteen years.
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In John Doyle, Rose, who is forty-five, may have found her ideal director, someone who lets her play to her strengths, which include being interested in the drama of a scene, and in her character's attraction to drama.
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It had a much stiffer elevation than anything I'd attempted so far on the trail—a climb of forty-five hundred feet—and there were no fountains or springs along the way, which meant lugging large amounts of water.
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Forty-five percent of voters support ending the ability for U.S. citizens to allow family members to enter the country in what was described as "unlimited family chain migration," compared to 39 percent who support keeping it in place.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Forty-five U.S. trade associations representing some of the largest companies in the country are urging President Donald Trump not to impose tariffs on China, warning it would be "particularly harmful" to the U.S. economy and consumers.
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And when George Foreman did the unthinkable (and what Ali could not) in reclaiming the world heavyweight title at forty-five years old, he did so with both Dundee and Moore in his corner, and looked astonishingly like Ageless Archie throughout.
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Forty-five ships exited the channel on Sunday and 65 were waiting on Monday morning to enter the 53-mile (85 km) waterway connecting the refining hubs of Houston and Texas City, Texas, to the Gulf of Mexico, Plunkett said.
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Forty-five percent of respondents in an NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll released Friday said they are more likely to believe Comey's testimony before senators on June 220006, while 2202 percent said they would believe Trump's side of the story.
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A record crowd of more than forty-five thousand on the terraces at the Den, the stadium of the East London team Millwall F.C., watches the team's underdog victory against Newcastle United, in an F.A. Cup game in January, 1957.
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The Woodward News , on its highest-circulation days, has a readership of thirty thousand, a not insignificant number in a market of that size; Woodward County and the counties that surround it have a combined population of about forty-five thousand.
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VALENTIN DE BOULOGNE: BEYOND CARAVAGGIO Forty-five paintings represent the short but potent career of Caravaggio's greatest French follower, Valentin de Boulogne (210-219), who died at 215 from a fever contracted after an epic night of drinking. Oct. 21-Jan.
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Even though he received a rough reception—"You don't know Amiens!" someone shouted, as smoke from burning tires filled the air—he stayed and talked with a group of workers for forty-five minutes, broadcasting the unscripted encounter on Facebook Live.
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Perhaps the most striking example of inefficiency occurred in 21942, when Gazprom announced that the cost of a pipeline that Rotenberg was building in Krasnodar—a warm, flat region near the Black Sea—had risen by forty-five per cent.
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Typically Thompson likes the side kick and the hook kick with the lead leg, and using the defensive side kick to essentially start him into motion to move back on that forty-five degree angle to make the open-side counter.
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Making a Murderer does not present us with the type of crime narrative we're used to encountering on TV: the forty-five minute template that begins with the beautiful body of the dead girl and ends with the evildoer slapped into cuffs.
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Forty-five percent will definitely or probably attend some sort of pride event — although those least likely to participate are gay men and LGBTQ people in rural areas, of whom 38% in both categories say they'll probably not or definitely won't attend.
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"For differences in seatbelt use to explain the statistically significant racial disparities in citation rates documented by this report, black people in Florida would have to wear seatbelts at a rate nearly forty-five percentage points lower than white people," the report stated.
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Part of the Four Weeks And Forty-Five Years series at A.I.R. Gallery, Gedeon has created a one-room weeklong installation that follows her family history in Aleppo from its early years after World War I until they left in the late 1970s.
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In an hour and forty-five minutes, audience members are jerked through depictions of slut shaming, manipulative relationship tactics, fetishization of minors, allegations of domestic violence, sexual harassment and assault, dangerous underage drinking habits, and a really big helping of toxic masculinity.
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Forty-five miles southeast of Des Moines, Iowa, on the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' existing Red Rock dam, Missouri River Energy Services is developing a new hydroelectric facility that will harness 2900 megawatts of new electricity – enough to power 220006,2202 homes.
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He never stopped calling her Medusa, and though it eventually became an accepted nickname (Calder's father, a few years later, addressed a letter to "Dear Sand + Medusa"), it helps italicize the passion that fuelled their marriage, which lasted for forty-five years.
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Forty-five percent of more than 6,000 people surveyed in Belgium, France, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Poland, Spain and Sweden said they wanted their own vote, and a third would opt to leave the EU if given the chance, poll firm Ipsos-MORI said.
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Forty-five percent of registered voters say they are less likely to support a candidate who backs the California Democrat for House speaker should her party win a House majority in November, according to an NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll released Thursday.
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HONG KONG — Forty-five fraud suspects from Taiwan who are suspected of cheating mainland Chinese by telephone from a base in Kenya have admitted guilt and will soon face trial, according to the Chinese police, the state news media reported on Friday.
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" It included everything from moving reflections on her cat to wry observations about coming to terms with her advancing age: "If I'm ninety and believe I'm forty-five, I'm headed for a very bad time trying to get out of the bathtub.
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According to a 2013 estimate, the assets of Ukraine's fifty richest individuals make up more than forty-five per cent of the country's G.D.P., compared with less than twenty per cent in Russia (and less than ten per cent in the United States).
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Forty-five members of Congress have sent a letter to Cfius asking the committee to block the deal on "transparency" concerns, namely that the Chinese economy and buyer are opaque and that providing access to American market and trading technology might harm the United States.
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Frankly the toughest test Lesnar faced up until he fought Shane Carwin was Randy Couture, a forty-five year old light heavyweight who had been away from the game for almost two years and under any other circumstances would have been stripped of his belt.
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When the Robots Take Over Having worked as a manufacturing engineer for forty-five years, and having installed fifteen robotic manufacturing systems, I was impressed by Sheelah Kolhatkar's comprehensive piece on how robotics and artificial intelligence are replacing human workers ("Dark Factory," October 23rd).
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"Obviously a lot of running beats the shit out of your body, but thirty to forty-five minutes in the morning can help a lot of goals," says Kenny Santucci, a strength coach, marathon runner, and manager of CrossFit Solace in New York City.
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Many good ring cutters will try to get a read on where their man is going and put a lead on him, stepping across to meet him on a forty five degree angle with a stepping hook or a nice round kick or something similar.
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Forty-five percent of respondents in the online poll said they would either vote for the Iowa Republican if the election were today, or have already voted for him early, according to the poll conducted by left-leaning polling firm Change Research from Oct.
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But when Virgil opened his eye, after being blind for forty-five years—having had little more than an infant's visual experience, and this long forgotten—there were no visual memories to support a perception, there was no world of experience, and meaning awaiting him.
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A recent survey from PRRI found that the forty-five percent of Republicans without a college degree and fifty-five percent of GOP respondents who named Fox as their primary news source say there was absolutely nothing Trump could do to lose their support.
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About forty-five hundred years ago, not long after the completion of the Great Pyramid at Giza, a seed of Pinus longaeva , the Great Basin bristlecone pine, landed on a steep slope in what are now known as the White Mountains, in eastern California.
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Payne wrote a short open letter, urging Obama to let the tax cuts expire, and Saperstein and desJardins signed it, as did forty-five other people who qualified for the tax cut, including the musician Moby and Ben Cohen, the co-founder of Ben & Jerry's.
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Success Academy has attracted large donations—in the past two years, the hedge-fund manager Julian Robertson has given forty-five million dollars to the group—and Moskowitz's opponents say that such gifts erode the principle that a quality education should be provided by the government.
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On that Friday—June 17, 2016—only four hundred and twenty-one rigs were being put to use in the U.S., less than a tenth of the forty-five hundred rigs that were operational in December, 1981, the highest count since records began to be kept.
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But forty-five minutes into a run of Risk Of Rain 2, I'm loaded up with something like fifty of the game's randomly-dropped equippable items, granting my Huntress character's various attacks a myriad of even-more-dangerous bonuses: lightning strikes, explosions, area-of-effect immobilizations.
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Don Frye, Butterbean, Mark Kerr and Oleg Taktarov were all booked to fight, and all came in looking to be in awful condition and just hoping to pick up a check spare Frye who pulled out and was replaced by a forty-five year old Patrick Smith.
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The first all-Asian Hollywood film in twenty-five years, it outgrossed every romantic comedy released in the past decade, and Wu was nominated for a Golden Globe for Best Actress, making her the first Asian woman to be recognized in the category in forty-five years.
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Forty-five U.S. trade associations — which represent some of the biggest firms in the country — have urged President Donald Trump to not inflict tariffs on China, stating in a letter that this would likely be "particularly harmful" to both U.S. consumers and the economy; Reuters reported.
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Forty-five U.S. trade associations — which represent some of the biggest firms in the country — have urged President Donald Trump to not inflict tariffs on China, stating in a letter that this would likely be "particularly harmful" to both U.S. consumers and the economy, according to Reuters.
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The first people to migrate to Greenland are known as the Independence I. This group made its way to the island, probably from Canada, about forty-five hundred years ago and settled in a particularly inhospitable territory some four hundred miles northeast of where EGRIP sits today.
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"It is ordered that the above-entitled action be and is hereby dismissed and discontinued without costs, and without prejudice to the right to reopen the action within forty-five days of the date of this Order if the settlement is not consummated," the July 20 order reads.
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Modern, adult life is a far cry from the days when misspelling "tongue" in front of the class was our biggest woe, and wasting time meant spending forty-five minutes making a superhero out of string cheese, instead of two hours lost to googling the symptoms of Syphilis.
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Irad is the more aggressive rider of the two; tactically, he resembles John Velazquez, a forty-five-year-old Puerto Rican who is the leader of the N.Y.R.A. colony and is the top-earning jockey of all time, with three hundred and seventy-six million dollars in lifetime winnings.
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Forty-five percent of students in those countries and 40% of students in other countries in the region reported skipping a day of school in the two weeks before the survey — 17% of students in Paraguay and Guatemala reported missing school for more than three months in a row.
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Though statistics about gigging work are few, and general at best, a Pew study last year found that seventy-two per cent of American adults had used one of eleven sharing or on-demand services, and that a third of people under forty-five had used four or more.
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After passing through the market town of Aguacatán, where women in white-and-red huipiles sell everything from garlic to geese, I headed forty-five minutes up a mountain to the village of Chex, where I found a cargo truck that had careened over the side of a road.
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So if we're to believe the rhetoric in the media that pushes a "racially-driven, killer cop" narrative, despite all officially-collected data pointing to the opposite, then how can community policing examples dating back over forty-five years with famed examples like Williams/Burns and Lucas/Roberts exist?
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The property is in the heart of Dallas' central business district, down the street from the original Neiman Marcus, which opened in 1908 and still stands, and new boutiques like Forty Five Ten that sell cutting-edge couture in a city that prides itself on being fashion-forward.
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If you followed the career of A. J. Styles through his globe trotting adventures as he picked up accolades from wrestling critics left, right and center, you will recall that Suzuki put on Wrestling Observer's 2014 match of the year against Styles at the age of forty-five.
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And here T.J. Dillashaw demonstrates an attack from the same angle as Pep's favourite left straight, but rather than circling out onto it, he uses a faked overhand to jump out and switch into southpaw stance, before coming in on that forty-five degree angle between Barao's legs.
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Forty five prominent French defense lawyers signed a letter published on France Info that blasted the government, saying it violated the constitution by risking the execution of its citizens and more generally using the threat of terrorism to justify an overall erosion of protections for suspects and detainees.
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